5. 3. Judas gave them a great n. and abated courage
OVERFIIROWING. Eccl. 13. 13. for thmi walkest in peril of thy 0.
OVERJHROWN. Toll. 14.4. .Tonah spake of Nineve, that it should be 11. ./hi/. 7. 14. thev sliall be o. in the strn ts
16. II. these lilted their voice, but they werei>. Ercl. 3. 24. evil suspicion has n. their judgment
12. 12. lest when he bath n. thee, he stand up
27. 3. his bouse shrill soon be n.
28. 14. hath 1). the houses of great men
OVF.U lOOK. 1 Mac. 12. .30. puisued after them, but o. tl-.em not
0\\\\ 1 K\\\\\\\\ ITCH. Eccl. 8. 2. be not at variani e w itii rich, lest he i>.
OVF.RXV ISF,. Eccl. 10. 26. be not i>. in doiin; tliy business
OCGIl 1 EsF.
Ercl. 15. 11. thou o. not to do the things be hateth
OCRS.
1 .Mac. 12. 23. we do write back again to you, Oiat
your cattle and -iood^ are i>. and ,'. are } ours OC 1 (iOlNtiS.
2 Esd. 4. 7. <'r which are the o. of paradise
OC l-ROADS. 1 Mac. 15. 41. might maken. on the ways of Judea
OC IWARI). Eccl. 11.2. nor abhor a man for his 0. appearance
OWE. 1 Mac. 13. 39. the crown-tax also which ye 0. us
OWlNti. 1 Mac. n. 15, it isformonev he is 0. to the king 15. 8. il any thing be or shall be o. to the king
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Apockypha.] par
OWNERS. Toi. 2. 12. when she had sent them home to the o. 13. is it not stolen .' render it to the o. OX. Jad. 8. 1. the daughter of Merari.tbesonof O.
P.
PACIFY. Eccl. 48. 10. to ». the wrath of the Lord's judgment 2 Mac, 4.45. ifhe would p. the king towards him
PAClFlliD. Eccl. 5. 6. he will be p. for multitude of my sins 16. 7. he was not p. towards the old siiants 34. ly. neither is he p. for sin by sacrifices 2 Mac, 13. 26. Lysias p. made them well affected
PAIN. 2 Esd. 8. 59. thirst and p. are prepared for them
9. 12. the same must know it after death by p.
12. 26. one sliall die on his bed, and yet with p. Wisd. 10.9 but wisdom delivered tromp. those Eccl. 31. 2(1. but the p. of \\\\vatchiog and choler
48. 19. they were in p. as women in travail 2 Mac. 7. 36. who have suffered a short p. 9. 5. a p. of the bowels that was remediless 9. whdst he lived in p. his Hesh fell away • 11. his p. increasing every moment
PAINED. 2 Mac. 9. 7. the meml)ers of his body were muchiJ.
PAINS. Eccl. 11. 11. one that laboureth and takethj). 38. 7. with such he taketh away theiry.
1 Mac. 10. 15. of the p. that they had endured
2 Mac. 2. 27. we will undertake this great p.
6. 30. I endure sore p. in body by bemg beaten
1 7. 12. for that he nothing regarded the p. 9. 18. but for all this his p. would not cease
PAINFUL.
2 Esd. 7. 12. they are full of perils and very p. ZMac.2. 26. that have taken upon us this j). labour
PAINT.
1 Mac. 3. 48. top. the likeness of their images
2 Mac. 2. 29. uudertaketh to set it out and p. it
PAINTERS. Wisd. 15. 4. image spotted, the p. fruitless labour
PALACE. Est/i. 12. 1. two eunuchs, and keepers of the p. Ear. 6. 69. better be a pillar of wood in a p.
PALATE. Eccl. 36. 19. as thep. tasteth divers kinds of venison
PALES. Eccl. 22. 18. p. will never stand against the wind
PALSY. 1 Mac. 9. 55. Alcimus was taken with a p. PAMPHYLIA.
1 Mac. 15. 23. the same things wrote he to P.
PANGS.
Eccl. 31. 20. j;. of the belly with an unsatiable man
PAN.
2 Mac. 7. 5. to be brousht and fried in the p.
PANS.
1 Esd. 1. 12. sod in pots and p. with a good savour
2 Mac. 7. 3. the king commanded j). to be made hot
PAPER. 2 Esd. 15. 2. and cause them to be written in p. Toi. 7. 14. took p. and did write an instrument
PARABLES. Eccl. 1.25. thep. of knowledge are in wisdom 6. 35. let notp. of understanding escape thee
13. 26. finding out of p. is a wearisome labour 18. 29. and they poured forth exquisite p.
•38. 33. shall not be found where p. are spoken 39. 2. and where subtil p. are, he will be there
3. and he will be conversant in dark p. 47. 15. and thou filledst it with dark p. 17. marvelled at thee for thy songs and p. PARCHED. Jud. 10. 5. she filled a bag with p. corn and figs
PARCHETH. Eccl. 43. 3. at noon it p. the country, who can abide
PARDON. Jf'isd. 6. 6. for mercy will soon j>. the meanest 12. 11. nor didst for fear of any give them p. 18. 2. they thanked them and besought them p. Prol. of Jes. to p. us wherein we come short JS«/. 20. 28. that pleaseth, shall get;;, for iniquity
21. 1. do so no more, ask p. for thy former sins £8. 3. and doth he seek p. from the Lord ?
5. who will entreat for p. for his sins ? PARDONED. Wisd. 13. 8. howbeit, neither are they to be p.
PARDON EIH. 2 Esd, 7. 68. hep. for if he did not so of goodness
PARENTS. Wisd. 4. 6. witnesses of wickedness against their p. 12. 6. thep. that killed Avith their own hands Eccl. 3. ^f he will do service to hisp. as to masters
22. 9. they shall cover the baseness of their p. Sus. 3. her p. also were righteous, and taught her
1 Mac. 10. 9. he delivered them to their p.
2 Mac. 12. 24. because he had many of the Jews' p.
PART. Ji(d. 7. 1. and all his people come to take his p. Wisd. 1. 16. they are worthy to take p. with it 2. 9. none go without his p. of voluptuousness Eccl. 44. 23. among the twelve tribes d id he p. them Bar. 6. 28. their wives lay up p. thereof in salt
1 Mac. 2. 10. what nation hath not had a p. in her .'
10. 20. we require thee to take our p.
2 Mac. 8. 28. had given p. of spoils to the maimed
PARTAKERS. Efth. 16. 5. caused many to be p. of innocent blood Wisd. 16. 3. might be made p. of a strange taste 18. 9. should be p. of the same good and evil 2 Mac, 4. 14. to be p. of the unlawful allowance 5.27. lest they should hep. of the pollution
PARTED, ETH. Wisd. 5. 12. or like as when an arrow p. the air 1 Mac. 1. 6. and p. his kingdom among them
PARTS. Eccl, 16. 26. he disposed the p. thereof 674
PEA
2 Mac. 7. 4. to cut off the utmost p. of his body 9. 5. sore torments of the inner p, came on him
PARTICULARS. 2 Mac, 2. 30. to go over things, and to be curious inp. 11. 20. but of the p. I have given order
PARl'LY. Wisd. 17. 15. were p. vexed with monstrous appa- ritions, and p. fainted, their heart failing them PARTNERS. Eccl. 42. 3. of reckoning with p. and travellers
P.4RTR1DGE. Eccl. 11. 30. as a p. taken and kept in a cage
PASS. Wisd. 1. 8. neither shall vengeance p. by him 2. 4. our life shall p. as the trace of a cloud 7. and let no flower of the spring p. by us 6.22. and 1 will notp. over the truth Eccl. 23. 2. spare me not, and it p. not by my sins 42. 9. lest she p. away the flower of her age
1 Mac. 5. 40. it Judas p. over first unto us
2 Mac. 15. 36. in no case to let that day p.
PASSABLE. 2 Mac. 5. 21. to make the sea p. by foot
PASSED. Jud. 16. 9. and the fauchion p. through his neck Esth. 15. 6. then having p. through all the doors Wisd. 5. 9. those things are p. away as a shadow Eccl. 28. 19. hath not p. through the venom thereof 1 Mac, 3. 37. and havmgp. the river Euphrates
PASS ETH. Wisd. 2. 5. our time is a very shadow that p. away 5. 10. as a ship that p. over the waves of water 14. p. away as the remembrance of a guest 7. 24. wisdom p. and goeth through all things Eccl. 25. 11. the love of the Lord p. all things
PASSING.
Wisd. 14. 5. and p. the rough sea in a weak vessel
PASSOVER.
1 Esd. 1.1. Josias held the feast of the p. in Jeru-
salem, and offered the p. the fourteenth day
12. they roasted the p. with fire, as appertaineth 20. such a p. was not kept in Israel smce Samuel
PA St.
2 Esd. 4. 5. or call me again the day that is p.
45. shew me then whether there be more to come
than is p. or more p. than is to come
46. what is p. 1 know, what is to come I know not
9. 1. when thou seest part of the signs p. Wisd. 11. 12. for the remembrance of things p. Eccl. 42. 19. he declareth the things that are p.
PASTIME. Wisd. 15. 12. but they counted our life a p, Eccl. 32. 12. take thy p. and do what thou wilt Bar. 3. 17. had their p. with the fowls of the air
PATH. 2 Esd. 14. 22. that men may find thy p. and live Bar. 3. 3L no man knoweth or thinketli of her p.
PATHS. Toi. 4. 19. that all thy p. and counsels may prosper Bar. 3. 21. nor understood they the p. thereof
PATHWAY. Wisd. 5. 10. nor the p. of the keel in the waves
PATIENCE. Wisd. 2. 19. examine him with torture and despite- fulness, to know his meekness, and prove his p. Eccl. 2. 14. woe unto you that have lost p.
3. 13. have p. with him, and despise him not 5: 11. be swift to hear, with p. give answer
36. 13. the p. of the godly shall not be frustrate
17. 24. he comforted those that fail in p.
20. 32. necessary p. in seeking the Lord is better 29. 8. have thou p. with a man in poor estate 41. 2. to him that despaireth and hath lost p.
PATIENT. 2 Esd, 7. 64. that h« is p. and long sufFerefh those Eccl. 1. 23. a p. man will bear for a time 2. 4. be p. when thou art changed to low estate
18. 11. therefore is God p. with them
35. 18. nor will the mighty be p. towards them
PATIENTLY. Bar. 4. 25. suffer p. the wrath that is come from God 2 Mac. 6. 14. whom the Lord p. forbeareth to punish
PATTERN. Eccl. 38. 28. his eyes look still upon the p. of thing
PAVEMENT. Eccl. 20. 18. to slip on a p. is better than to slip with Bel 19. behold now the p. and mark well
PAY. Eccl. 18. 22. let nothing hinder thee to p. thy vow 29. 2. p. thou thy neighbour again in season 6. and for honour he will p. him disgrace
1 Mact 3. 28. he gave his soldiers p. for a year
10. 36. of the Jews, to whom p. shall be given
2 Mac. 8. 10. which the king was top. to the Romans
PAfD. Tob. 2. 12. they p. her wages, and gave her a kid 1 Jl/ac. 10. 41. all the overplus which oUicersp. not in
PAYETH. Eccl. 29. 6. hep. him with cursings and railings
PAYMENTS. Bar. 3. 8. in our captivity, to be subject to p. 1 Mac. 11. 34. instead of p. which the king received
PEACE. Toh. 13. 14. for they shall rejoice in thy p. Jud. 3. 1. they sent ambassadors to treat of p. 7. 24. in that you have not required p. of A.ssur Wisd. 3. 3. utter destruction ; but they are in p. 14. 22. those so great plagues called they p. Eccl. 1. 18. making p. and perfect health flourish 13. 18. what p. between the rich and the poor 26. 2. he shall fulfil the years of his life inp. 28. 9. maketh debate among them that be at p.
13. such have destroyed many that were at p. .38. 8. trom him is p. over all the earth
41. 14. my children keep discipline in p. 44. 14. their bodies are buried in p. but name lives 47. 16. and for thy p. thou wast beloved 50. 23. that p. may be in our days in Israel Bar. 3. 13. thou shouldst have dwelt in p. for ever
14. where is the light of the eyes and p.
4. 20. I have put off the clortiing of p.
5. 4. for thy name be called the p. of righteousness
PEO
1 Mac. 5. 54. until they had returned inp.'
6. 49. but with them in bcthsura he made p.
7. 13. the Assideans were the first that sought p.-
8. 20. to make a confederacy and p. with you ' 22. might have a memorial of p. and confederacy
9. 70- to the end he should make p. with him 10. 47. he was the first that entreated of true p. 66. Jonathan returned to Jerusalem with p. 11. 50. grant us p. and let tlie Jews cease 51. they cast away their weapons and made p.
13. 37. we are ready to make a stedfastp. with yoi> 40. and let tliere be p. betwixt us
14. 8. then did tJiey till their ground inp.
11. he made p. in tJie land, and Israel rejoiced 16. 10. he returned into the land of Judea inp.
2 Mac. 3. 1. the city was inhabited with all p. 5. 25. coming to Jerusalem, and pretending p. 10. 12. endeavoured to continue p. with them 12. 2. would not suffer tliem to five in p.
4. accepted it, as being desirous to live in p.
11. being overcome, besought Judas for p, 14. 6. Assideans will not let the realm be inp.
PEACEABLE. 2 Esd, 11. 42. thou hast hurt thep. and loved liars- Esth. 16. 8. that our kingdom may be quiet and p». Eccl. 47. 13. Solomon reigned in a p. time
1 Mac. 1. .30. and spake p. words to them
5. 25. Nabathites came unto them in p. matmer
2 Mac. 14. 22. so they made ap. conference
PEACEABLY. Jud. 7. 15. because they met not thy person p. Eccl. 44. 6. living p. in their habitations Bar. 6. 3. I will bring you away p. from thence 1 Mac. 7. 15. so he spake unto them p. and sware- 29. came to Judas, they saluted one another p. 12. 4. they should bring them into the land p.
PEACE-OFFERING. Eccl. 35. 1. that taketh heed ofif'ereth a p.-o#«ri»^ 47. 2. as is the fat taken from the p.-offerina
PEEP. Eccl.Zl, 23. a fool will p. in at the door intohouscr
PENALTY.
1 I^d. 8. 24. by p. of money, or by imprisonment
PENSION'S.
1 Esd. 4. 56. to give to all that kept the city p.
PENTECOST. Tab. 3. 1. in the feast of p. whiich is the holy feast
2 Mac. 12. 32. after the feast called p. they went
PENURY. Wisd. 16. 3. these suflFeringsp. in ashort space
4. it was necessary that on them should come p
PEOPLE. Jud. 5. 3. he said to them, tell me now who thisp. »
6. 18. then the p. fell down and worshipped God 14. 37. he leaped out to thep. and cried
Esth. 10. 12. so God remembered hisp. andjustified' Wisd. 6. 2. give ear, you that rule the p.
21. O ye kings of thep. honour wisdom 24. a wise king is the upholding of thep.
9. 7. thou hast chosen me to be a king of thy p.
12. and then shall I judge thy p. righteously 16. 2. dealing graciously with thine own p. '
20. feedestthine ownp. with angels' food 18. 7- so of thy p. was accepted both the salvation> 19. 5. that thy p. might pass a wonderful way Eccl. 9. 17. the wise ruler of p. for his speech
10. 2. as the judge of thep. is himself, so are
8. the kingdom is translated from one p. to anotheri'
16. 11. if there be one stiff-necked among the p.
17. 17. he set a ruler over every p.
24. 1. wisdom shall glory in the midst of her p. 6. in every p. and nation I got a possession
12. and 1 took root in an honourable p.
31. 9. wonderful things hath he done among hisp.-i 33. 18. hear me, O ye great men of the p. 35. 19. till he have judged the cause of his p.
36. 9. and let them perish that oppress the p. .
14. fill Sion with oracles, thy p. with glory
37. 23. a wise man instructeth his p.
41. 18. of iniquity before a congregation and p.
42. 11. lest she make thee a reproach among thep..'
44. 4. leaders of the p. by their counsels
15. the p. will tell of their wisdom
45. 3. he gave him a commandment for his p.!
15. that they should bless thep. in his name
16. to make reconciliation for his p.
22. neither had he any portion among the p.
46. 7. in that they withheld the p. from sin
8. of six hundred thousand p. they two preserved
13. Samuel anointed princes over his p. 20. to blot out the wickedness of the p.
47. 4. did he not take away reproach from thep. f
5. and to set up the horn of his p.
6. so thep. honoured him with ten thousands
23. even the foolishness of the p. and one who-
turned away the p. through his counsel:
49. 2. he behaved in the conversion of thep.
15. not a man like unto Joseph, a stay of^thep.
50. 5. how was he honoured in the midst of the p. .''
17. then all thep. together hasted, and fell 19. and the p. besought the Lord by prayer
Bar. 2. .30. because it is a stiff-necked p. 35. and they shall be my p. and I will no more- drive my p. of Israel out of the land given thein> 4.5. f)eofgoodcheer, myp. the memorial of Israel Sus. 7. now when the p. departed away at noon 47. then all the p. turned them towards him 50. wherefore all the p. turned again in haste
1 Mac. 1. 41. wrote, that all should be one p.
3. 43. let us restoie the decayed estate of our p. and let us fight for our p. and sanctuary 8. 15. in council consulting alway for the p.
11. 21. ungodly persons who hated their own p. 3.3. determined to do good to thep. of the Jews ' 42. I will not only do this for thee and thy p.
14. 2.3. it pleased thep. to entertain the men
15. 40. Cendebeus began to provoke the p.
2 Mac. 4. 48. that followed for the city and the p.
5. 19. God did not choose the p. for the place's-
sake, but the place for the p. saka
6. 3. this mischief was grievous to the p. le.tbough he punbh, yet doth be not forsake bis^
PER
S Mac. 10. CI. 1\\\\» called tlie governors of the p. IC. 13. ami iiiliabittil bv;;. ot divers C(m:itries 42. exiinrted tlie p. to keep themselves IniMi sin
13. 25. the /I. there were grieved lor tlie covenants 15. 14. who prayeth much, lor tlie p. ami city
24. tliat come a^'ainst thy liolv v. to blaspiieme PKKAUVES 1 IKE. JfV.trf. 13. fi, for they p. err, seeking God
1 SJac. 4. 10. it ;;. the Lord will have nitrcv on us
9. 8. if;;, we mav be able to li'iht with tlicm
"pkkceivk;
ll''isd. It". IB. but themselves miirlit see and p. Jiar, 6. 4'J. how cannot nun p. that thev be no gods .'
PKKCF.lVEl). 7(V.trf. 19. 18. which mav well be p. by the sisht £2 JV/ac . Q. ". wliich when .lereinv v. he blamed them
PERDII'ION. Heel. IG. 9. he pitied not the people of ^.
PEKFECr. li'iid. 4. 13. he htin^' made p. in a short time 15. 3. tor to know thee is;;, rifjhteousness iVf/. 1. IB. makini peace am! p. health'tlou.nsh 31. 10. ivlio hatli been tried, and found;). 34. a. the law sh.dl be f>undp. without lies
44. 1". Noali was tbund p. in the time or wrath
45. 8. lie put on him ;;. ijliirv, and strunstliened
PEKII.CrKl). Jf'i.trf. 4. 10. and youth that is soon;;. ice/. ". 3-. that tliy blessing may be ;;. £3. CO. .so after tliev were ;;. he looked on them
PEKIECl KIN. J^st/i. 15. 5. she was ruddy tl.rouuh tiie ;;. of beauty Jl'iid. 3. lt"i. they shall not come to their ^p.
6. 15. to tl'.iiik thercfoie on her is ;;. of w isdom J->f/. 21. 11. the;;, of the fear of the Loid is wisdom
34. 8. and wi.sdom is p. to a faithful mouth
43. 7. a liuht tli.it decreasetli iu her;;.
60. 11. when he was clotlied v.ith tile ». of gKry
PKKl-KCl'LY. .Jud. 11. (>. God will brim; the thin.; ;;. to pass Eccl. 24. CH. the first man knew her r.ot.;;. 38. 28. and he wvitcheth to polish it b.
PKIUOK.M.ANCK. JlccI. V). CO. in all wisdom is the p. of t!ie law 2 Mac. 11. 17. made request for p. of the contents PKUIOR.MEU.
1 Eid. 8. 21. let all thin;;i be p. after the law
2 Kid. 7. 24. and thev have not ;;. his works
14. C5. till things be p. which thou slialt write Eccl.'i. 25. .so sf.alt tliou have p. a weighty matter
PEKl T.ME. Toh. 0. 10. thou slialt take the ashes of p. Efcl. 4.1. 1. is like the com|)osition of tlie 7;. Har. 6. 43. w omen sitting' in ways, burn bran for p.
PERU.. EccK 13. 13. walkest in ;;. of thy overthrowing 1 Mac. 11. 23. Jonathan put himselt in c.
PERISH. Jnd. 0. 8. thou slialt not p. till thou be destroyed
7. 11. shall not so much as one of thy people ;;. Esth. 11. 0. the righteous nation were'ready to^. IVtsd. 4. 10. and their memoiial siiall ;;.
12. IC. will accuse tliee for the nations that p. 18. ly. did loreshew this, lest th.ev sliouM ;>. Eccl. 3. CO. tiiat loveth danger, shall ;;. therein 5. 7. thou shalt p. in the dav of veniieaiice
8. 15. thou Shalt;;, with lun'i thiouuh his folly .30. '.'. let them p. that oppress tiie people
41. 0. the inheritance of sinners' children shall p.
44. IB. all titsh should p. no more hy the Hood 47. CC. neither shall anv of his works p.
Bar. 3. 3. for thou endurest, ami we;;, utterly ] Mac. 3. '.'. he received such as were ready u'l p.
0. 13. behold, 1 ;;. thro" great iirief in a strange land
PERISHED. 1 F.sd.A. 27. many also have;;, and erred for women 3i;A. 14. 10. Aman tell into the snare and;;. Esi/i. 10. 21. the chosen people should have/;. li'iid. 10. 3. hep. in lory wlierewith he murdered 6. when um.'odly p. she delivered the riiihteoiis
14. 0. in the old time, when the proud :;iaiits;;.
10. 5. they p. with the stint's of cr(;oked serpents Eccl. 37. 31. by surteitini; have many p.
44. y. who are p. as thfiusih they hail never been Bar. 3.28. they p. through their own foliviim .vs
1 Mac. 13. 40. a number of them p. throimh lauune
2 Mac. 5. y. thus he p. in astranue l.oid
8. ly. an hundred fourscore five thousand p.
PERISH Elll. 2 Esd.O. .37. notwithstandinu'. the law p. not Eccl. 17-28. thanksgiving p. from the dead
PERJL RY. Hiid. 14. 25. so that there rei'jned tumults, p,
PEIOIANENI. 2 Esd. ?,. 22. thus inf.rmitv was made p.
pehpeHai,.
2 Esd. 0. iy. manners are corruoted by a p. feed Jnd. 13. 20. God turn these to thee for a p. praise Eit/i. 11.5. thou tookest Israel for a p. inheritance /I isd. 10. 14. them to be liars, and gave him p.
»lory 11. fi. instead of afountain of ap. runnini' river Ercl. 11. .33. lest he briuL' upon thee a p. blot .37. 20. a wise man's name shall be p. 41. 0. their posterity shall have a p. reproach ] Mac. (>. 44. that he might get him a p. name 12. 2y. made all their armour for a p. memory
PERPEIL'AI.i.V. Eccl. 45. 13. but his cliildren's ( hildren p.
PEKPI.E.XEI). 1 Mac. 3. 31. being greatly p. in his mind
PERSECU IK. C Esd. 15. 31. conspirins in great power to p. them
Pt.R.SECUlf'.l). Jvd. 10. 3. out of the hands of them that p. me II isd. 11.20. fallen down, beins p. of vengeance 10. 10. the uuKodly, with showers were they p. Eccl. 3(1. ly. so IS he thatisp. of the Lord £ar. 4. 25. lor thine enemy hath p. thee
PERSECOi'lON. . Mac. 2. 43. they tliat Heii forp. Joioed them
PIT
PER.SEPOI.IS. 2 ^fac. 0. 2. lie had entered the city called P. PERSIA.
1 E.ul. 3. ')■ the three prime, of P. shall judge 8. i 0. made us gracious before the kin-sof P.
1 Mi:c. 3. 31. he determined to go into P.
0. 1. Iieard that Elyiiiais. in the country ol P.
5. there came one who brought tidings into P.
50. Pliilip was leturned out of P. and Meilia 14. 2. but when .Aisaces the king of P. heard
2 Mac. 1. 13. for when the leader was come into P. ]o. t'lr when our fathers were led into P.
33. this matter was t.dd to the kin;; of P. PF.R>IANS. 1 E'd. 1. 57. became servants, till the P. reisned Jiul. 10. 10. the P. quaked at her bol mess E.'t'i. 10. 23. satetv to us. and the well-afl'ected P. 1 Mac. 1. 1. had smitten Darius king of the P.
PKKSO.N. Jud. 7. 15. because they met not thy p. peaceably IC. IC. for lo, it will be a shame for ourp. Ettii. 10. 11. honoured as tlie ne.\\\\t p. to the king n ;.v/. 0. 7. is Lord over all. sliall fear no man's p. Eccl. 4. CC. accept no p. against tliy soul 27. m-ither accept thep. of ilie miiihty
7. 0. lest thou fear thep. of the minlity
10. ,0.011 p. of the scribe shall he lay his honour 35. 13. will ni't accept any p. against a puur iiuiU 4C. 1. and accept no p. to sin thereby
1 Mac. 14. 14. and everv wi( ked^. he took away
PEKSO.NS. £■7/;. 10. 4. with the slorioiis wordsof lewd p. Eccl. CO. CC. hy acceptir,:.'of p. overthiows himself 35. IC. and w ith him is no respect of p. PKHSUADE.
2 Mac. 11. U. promised that he would p. tlie king
PKKSL'ADKD. 2 Fsd. 7. 01., toy over them tliat ,ire p. to salvation C Mac. 10. CO. thev with Simon were p. f'r money
11. U.aiulp. them to 11-rce to all comtitions 13. Co. Lvsiasp. pacified, and made \\\\vell-PEKsL'AslONS.
1 EsJ. 5.73. by popu larp. tliev hindered the building
PERTAIN. Eccl. CI. C.i. telling' such things asp. not to them
2 Mac. 3. 0. wliicli did not p. 'to tiie sacrifices
PER JAIN I NC;. 2 Mac. 14. 8. care 1 have of thini-s p. to the king
PEKVERIED. .^■.7,'. o. th.ey p. thrir own mind, and turned away
PES I ILKNCK. 2 Eld. 15. 40. I will send famine, sword, and p.
PESI ILENl'. £>.'■;. 10. 7. done through thep. beh.2.vinurof them 1 -V/ac. 10.01. certainp. fellnwsoflsrae. assembled
PETII'ION. C Esd. 8. C4. give ear to the p. ofthy creature
1 Mac. 7. .37. house of praverand p. for thv people
PilENlCi;.
2 Mac. 4. 22. afterwar.i he went with his In st to P.
PHILIP.
1 Mac. 0.2. shields wliich Alexander son of P. left
14. then called he lor P.oneot his friends
03. where he found P. to be master of the city
8. 5. how they had dL-comlited in battle P.
C -U«c. 5. CC. he left governor, at .lerusalem, P, 0. 11. being discovere
2 .1/fff. 4. CI. the cnionatioii of Ptnlemens P.
10. 13.1eit C'vpiiis. that P. had ( omiiiittcd to h.im Plll.NEES, PHINEAS. 2 Esd. 1. 2. the son o: P. the son of l.leazar
1 Mac. ■■:. 20. as P. did to Zamhri the ^I'li of Salom 54. P. our father, in heiiiL' zealous, obtained
Plim CilAN. 2.V(2C. 5. 22. at Jems. Philip t'or his country a P.
PHYSICIAN. Feci. 10. 10. the p. ciittelh oil a Ions disease 38. 1. honour a;;, with honour due to him 3. the skill of tiie p. shall lilt up his he,.il IC. tlieii eivt place to thep. the Lord created him
15. let him fall into the hand of the p.
PHYSIC I A NS. Tub. 2. 10. 1 went to thep. but they helped me not
PliYSU . Eccl. 18. 1'.). and use p. or ever thou be sick
PIECES. C /'■(/. 1. .3C. ye have slain, and torn their bodies in;;. C. 14. lor 1 have broken the evil in p. and created C Mac. 15.33. they sli..ul I tdve it b\\\\ p. to tlie lov. Is
PIERCE. C Mac. 11. 0. were ready top. thro" walls of iron
PIERCED. Jud. 10. IC. the sons .if damsels have p. th.em thro'
I'll RC El H.
Eccl. 35. 17. the praver of the humble p. the clouds
' P I K KS.
2 Mac. 5. o.shakiiiL' ol shields and a multitude ofp.
PlLGRI.MAca,. 2 Esd. ?,.?,<). I will remember their p. and salvation
Pll.tilUMS. 2 Eid. 10. 40. be even asp. upon the earth
PILLED. E>li. 11. 13. the whiteness p. away from his eves
PILLOW. 1 Esd. 3. 8. and laid it under kini; Darius hisp.
IMN( H1N(;.~ Feci. 11. IB. waxetli rirh by his wariness and p.
PIN. Eccl. 14. 24. shall also fasten a p. in her walls
P I P E. Eccl. 40. 21. the p. and psaltery make sweet melody'
PIT. ]Visd. 10. 13. she went down with him into the p. Feci. 12. 10. iinatiineth how to throw thee into a p. 21. 10. but at the eml thereof is the ;i.of hell 27. 20. whoso digt'eth a p. shall fall therein
1 Mac 7. ly. he cast them into the great p.
2 Mac. 1. ly. and hiii it in a hollow place of a p.
PI ICM. Eccl. 13. 1. he that toucheth p. shall be defiled Dan. 3. 23. to make oveu hot witii rosin, p.
P L E [ApocrvpH/U
Bel 27. then Daniel took p. fat, and hair
PI ICU. Eccl. 14. 25. he shall p. his tent nish unto her
1 Mac. 5. 40 every man p. his tent where he was-
2 Mac. 15. 17. they determineil not top. camp
PIICHEU. . II lid. 11.2. they p. tents where there lay no way
1 Mae. 3. 40. so thev came and v. by Emmaus
PIIY.
2 Esd. I. ly. then had 1 p. on your mournings 15. ly. a man siiall have no p. on his neii;ht)Our
Ty/}. 3. 15. p. taken ot me that hear no more reproach (1. 17. who will have p. on vou and save \\\\ou.- 8. 4. let us pray that (ioii would have p. 'on us 11. 15. for thou hast S'ouiged and taken p. on me ./•((/. 0. ly. and p. the low estate of our nation Eccl. 12. 13. who will p. a charmer that is bitten '
14. so one that goeth to a sinner who will p. Bar. 3. C. have p. on us. because we have sinned 2 -l/'.-c. 4. ,37. Antioci-.us was moved top. and uept 7- 27. have p. on ire that hare thee nine months
PiriKD. F.eet. 10. 0. he p. not the people of perdition I'ar. 4. 15. ror reverenced old man, nor p. diild 2 .Mae. 3. 21. then it would have p. a man to see
PlllElL. £(t/.C.11. Lord is long-sufiei ing and verve.
PLACE. Fsih. 13. 3. had the second p. in the kin^ilom /I .■■'(.'. IC- CO. Ldvins the-n time and p. wherchy ly. CC. but di'ist assist them in every time and p. Eccl. 8. 10. go not with him into a solitary p. 10. 15. the I ord planted the lowly in theirp. IC. IC. .set him not by, lest he stand up in tliy p. 10.8. norspareit he thep. where Lotsoiourned ly. 17- give p. to tlie law of the ."Most High Cy. 27.give ;'. thou stramjer.to an honourable man 3C, 2. take thy p. that tliou mayest be nurry 41. ly. of theft iu regard ofp. where tliou sojouniest ■IB. 5. didst raise his soul from the p. of the dead Bar. 3. 15. w ho hath tound out her p. .•"
24. and how larue is the p. of his possession Sus. 49. return again to the p. of iudiiment
1 Mae. 10. 14. for it was their p. of reruge
14. :;(<. they diii niudi hurt in the holy p.
10. lo. came on Simon into the har.quetiuirp. C Mae.\\\\. 19. so that thep. was unknown to all men PLACED.
2 Mac. 15. 20. the beasts were conveniently p.
PLACES. Tuh. 5. 5. and knowest thou those p. well r Feel. 'J.', nor wander in the solitary p. thereof 24. 4. i dv>elt in hiiih p. my throne is in a pillar 33. IC. some of them he turned out of their p. -JO. 9. so that ne entered on the higlip. of the land Pl.AGCE. 2 F.d. 1.5. 12. Ecvpt shall be smitten with thep. 10. ly. beh.old lami.-eandp. tribulat. and amruish Ecel.'i:^. li. p. shall neve r depart tfom his house C5. 13. aWe me any p. but the p. of the heart Bar. 0. 18. when there Cometh any w ar or p. ■40. neither save themseUes from war nor p.
1 Mac. 3. 2y. because ofp. he had bioui:lit on land
2 Mac. y. 5. w ith an incurable and inv isihie p.
PLAGLED. 1 ."l/«c, y. M. even at tliat time was /Mrimus p. C Mac. y. 11. beinirp. he hecan to have eti his pride
' PLAGCES. IVxd. 14 22. those so great p. called they peace /', .'. C. to hi iiiL: iqion ns L'rent p. sucli as never 7..0. /i. are come upon us the Lord priniounced
3. 1. !■■>■ the widdi cause these p. cleaie to us
C .L'«c.7-37- by turmenrs and p. thou ma ves' confers
PLAIN. U':'d.'. CC. iind< filed, p. not subject lo hurt J eel. CI. HI. May of siiuiei-s is maile p. w itli stone ,3C. CI. be mit confident in a p. wav
1 Mae.^)..'r:. into the meat;, before Uethsan 10. 11. in the p. of .lericho was Ptolemeus
PI .\\\\1SI LR. (C.'.M.'. 10. IC. nor iiiollii vim; p. that restored health
PLAL^IEKINC;. Feci. CC. 17. as a tail' ;'. on tlie wall of a gallery
PLAN 1'. Feci. 10. 19. that love him, an honourable p. 40. 7. ail i tliat he mii;lit build up also ami p.
2 -Mac. 1. C9. p. tliv piople in thv holy place
"ri.ANIKD.' Feel. 10. 15. the Lord p. the lowly in their place
PLAN is. IVi.'d.-. CO. to know th.e diversities ofp. 10. 7. ;'. hf.ii ing iruit, that never cuiie lo ripeness . PI.AIE. .T!:d. IC. 1. to bring her in wh.re his p. was set I;".. 11. thev LMVe to Judith all hi- p. and he ils 1 .Vac. 15. 3C. the cupboard .'f gold and siKerp.
PLAIIS. Eccl. 50. 3. cistern was covered with p. ol br.iss
PLAY. Feci. .30. O.p. with him. he will brimr to heaviness
PLAYED. /V,7. C3.C3. she hath;-, the w h.ore in ailulterv 47. :;. hep. with lions as wdh kios. and with bears PLEADED. C .Mac. 4. 44. three men. p. the cause before him
PI EASAN 1. Feel. ,32. 0. .so is iiii-loPLEASE. Tel,. 3. 15. if it p. not thee that T should die
4. .!. do that u hich shall p. her, grieve her not ;(;-,/. 14. ly. be willim; top. one in authority Fee/. 18. .31. if iiivest thv soul desires that p. fier
19. 10. and thiy that d"o things that p. him
20. C7. hath understandini;. will p. great men
PLEASED. Tel,. 5. 10. so they were well p. then said he .hid.'. 10. these w15. 10. done much good, and CJod is p. therewitli li isd. 4. 10, be p. God, and was beloved of him
14. for liis soul p. the I ord, therefore he hasted
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Apocrypha.] POO
Eccl. 34. 19. the Most High is aoip. with offerings 44. 16. Enoch p. the \\\\joTd, and was translated 48. 22. Ezekjas did the tJ)ing that p. the Lord
1 Alttc. 1. 12. so this device p. Uiein well 8. 21. so that matter p. the Koinans well
10. 4". but with Alexander they were well p. 14. 4. his authority and lionour p. them well
47. then Simou was well p. to be higii priest
2 Mac. 1.20. when it p. God, Neemias being sent
11. 35. hath granted, therewith we are well p. 14. 35. wastp. tliat the temple should be among us
PLEASEIH. Jud. 3. 3. our flocks and herds, use them as p. thee £ccl. 19. 21. master, I will not do as it p. thee 20. 28. he that p. great men shall get pardon 39. 18. at bis command is done whatever p. him
PLEASING. Tob. 4. 21. do that which is p. in his sight JVtsd. 9. 10. that I may know what is p. to thee 17- IB. a p. tall of water running violently Keel. 48. 16. some did that which was p. to God
Pl.EASUKE. Wisd. 1. 13. nor hath he p. in the destruction 7. 2. and the p. that came with sleep 8. 18. great p. it is to have her friendship heel. 9. 10. when old thou shall drink it with p.
12. in the thing that the ungodly have p. in 11. 27. affliction maketh a man torgetp. 14. 5. he shall not take p. in his goods 18. .32. take not p. in much 'good cheer 19.5.whosotaketlip. in wickedness, be condemned £5. 21. and desire her not for p. 33. 13. a^ the clay is in the potter's hand to fashion it at p. so man is in hand of him that made him 37. 28. nor hath every soul p. in every thing
41.4. why art thou against the p. of the Mostlligh?
1 Mae. 4. 42. priests, such as had p. in the law
2 Mae. 12. 11. promising to p. him otlierwise
PLEASURES. Eccl. 19. 5. he that resisteth p. ciowneth life 1 Mac. 8. 30. think meet, they may do it at their p.
PLENTY.
Jud. 2. 18. p. of tictual for every man of the army
PLOTS.
1 Esd. 5. 73. by secret p. and popular persuasions
PLOUGH. £ecl. 38. 25. how can he get wisdom that holdeth p..'
PLOWETH. Eccl. 6. 19. come to her, as one that p. and sowetli
POINT. Eccl. 31. 15. judge, and be discreet in every p.
2 Mac. 2. 30. to stand on every p. and go over things 13. 10. being at the p. to be put from their law
POINTS, POINTS.
2 Mae. 12. 22. wounded witlip. of their own swords
15. 12. and exercised in all p. of virtue
POISONED.
2 Mac. 10. 13. that he p. himself, and died
POLICY.
1 Mac. 8. 4. that by their p. they had conquered
2 Mac. 13. 18. went about to take the holds by p. 14. 29. watched to accomplish this thing by p.
31. he was notably prevented by Judas' p. POLICIES. Jud. 11. 8. we have heard of thy wisdom and p.
POLISH. Eccl. 38. 28. and watcheth to p. it perfectly
POLISHED, far. 6. 8. his tongue is p. by the workman POLLUTE.
1 Mac. 1. 46. p. the sanctuary and holy people
2 Mac. 6. 2. top. also the temple in Jerusalem
POLLUTED.
1 Esd. 8. 83. is a land p. with the pollutions
2 Esd. 15. 6. wickedness hath p. the whole earth U'oi. 2. 9. being p. and my face was uncovered
3. 15. that I never p. mj- name nor name of my Jud. 9. 2. and p. her virginity to her reproach 1 Mac. 14. 36. they p. all about the sanctuary UMac. 5. 16. taking the holy vessels with p. hands
POLLUl'ETH. Eccl. 40. 29. he p. himself with other men's meat
POLLUTION, S. Jud. 9. 4. which abhorred the p. of their blood
1 Mac. 13. 50. he cleansed the tower from p.
2 Mac. 5. 27. lest they should be partakers of the p.
POMEGRANATES. Eccl. 45. 9. he compassed him with p. and bells POMP.
1 Mac. 10. 86. men of city met him with great p. •
PONDER.
2 Esd. 4. 31. p. now by thyself, how great fruit Eccl. 21. 17. tliey shall p. his words in their hearts
PONDEKED. Wisd. 8. 17. when 1 p. them in my heart
POOLS. 2 Esd. 16. 60. p. upon the tops of the mountains POOR.
1 Esd. 3. 19. the mind of the p. man and of the rich
2 Esd. 15. 51. thou shalt be weakened as ap. woman Toi. 2. 2. bring what p. man soever thou findest
4.7- neither turn thy face from any p.
21. fear not, my son, that we are made p. Wisd. 2. 10. let us oppress the p. righteous man Eccl, 1.28. distrust not the Lord when thou art p.
4. 1. my son, defraud not the p. of his living 4. neither turn away thy face troni a p. man 8. not grieve to bow down thine ear to the p,
7. 32. and stretch thine hand unto the p.
10.22. whether he be rich, noble, or p. 23. it is not meet to despise the p. man 30. the p. man is honoured for his skill
11. 21. easj' on the sudden to make a p. man rich
13. 3. the p. is wronged, and must entreat also
18. what peace between the rich and the p. .'
19. rich eat up the p. || 20. rich abhor the p.
^ 21. but a p. man is thrust away by his friends
22. the p. man slept, and yet they rebuked him
23. if p. man speak, they say, what fellow is tliis ?
21 . 5. a prayer out of a p. man's mouth reacheth 25.2. my soul hates ap. man that is proud
26. 4. a man be rich or p. if he have a good heart
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POW
Eecl. 59- S.have thou patience with a man inp.estate 9. help thep. for the commandment's sake 22. better is the life of a p. man in a cottage XI. 14. better is the p. being sound and strong 31. 4. tlief . laboureth in his p. estate, and is needy 34. 20. brmgs an offering of the goods of the p. .35. 13. will not accept any person against a p. man '<8. 19. the life of the p. is the curse of the heart Bar. 6. 28. but to thep. they give nothing of it 2 Mac. 4. 47. and those p. men he condemned
POPULAR. 1 Esd. 5. 73. by their secret plots and p. persuasions
porcTh.
1 Esd. 9.41. the broad court before the holy p.
2 Mac. 1, 0. burnt the p. and shed innocent blood
PORIERS.
1 Esd. 1. 16. moreover the p. were at every gate
PORIION. Esth. 13. 16. despise not thep. thou deliveredst IVisd. 2. 9. for this is our p. and our lot is this Eccl. 7. 31. give him his p. as it is commanded 11. 18. and this is thep. of his reward 14. 9. the covetous is not satisfied with his p.
17. 17. but Israel is the Lord's p.
24. 12. in thep. of the Lord's inheritance
25. 19. let the^. of a sinner fall upon her
26. 3. a good wife is a good p. which shall be given in thep. of them that fear the Lord 23. a wicked woman given as a p. to wicked man 41.9. and if you die, a curse shall be your p. 21. be ashamed to take away a p. or a gift 45. 22. nor had he any p. among the people, for the Lord himself is his p. and mheritance
2 Mae. 1.26. preserve thy o«np. and sanctify it 14. 15. and who always helpeth his p.
PORTIONS. Eccl. 44. 23. gave him an heritage, and divided hisp.
50. 12. when he took p. out of the priests' hands
POSSESS. Jud. 8. 22. a reproach to all them that p. us Eccl. 11.24. I have enough, and p. many things
POSSESSED. Eccl. 36. 15. thou hast p. from the beginning
POSSESSION. Jud. 16. 21. Judith remained in herown p. Wisd. 8. 5. if riches be ap. to be desired in life Eccl. 4. 16. his generation shall hold her inp. 24. 6. in every people and nation I got a p. 28. 24. look that thou hedge thy p. with thorns 51. 21. therefore have I gotten agoodp.
POSSESSIONS. Eccl. 41. 1. to a man that liveth at rest in his p.
POSSIBLE. If'isd. 16. 15. it is not p. to escape thine hand 2 Mac. 3. 6. it was p. to bring al I mto the king's hand
14. 10. it is not p. that the state should be quiet
POST. Wisd. 5. 9. passed away as a p. that basted by POSIEIIITY.
1 Esd. 4. 53. have free liberty, as well they as theirp. Eccl. 45. 24. he and p. should have the dignity
25. the inheritance should be to his p. alone 47. 22. nor will he abolish the p. of his elect Bar. 2. 15. Israel ami his p. is called by thy name
2 Mac. 1. 20. did send of thep. of those priests
POIENTATES. Eecl. 10. 24. judges and p. shall be honoured POTS.
1 Esd. 1. 12. the sacrifices, thej- sod them in brass p.
POI'TAGE. Bel 33. a prophet Habbacuc, who had madep.
POITEK. Wisd. 15. 7. the p. tempering soft earth ; but what is the use of either sort, the p. himself is the judge Eccl. 27. 5. the furnace proveth the p. vessels .33. 13. as the clay is in thep. hand to fashion it 38. 29. so doth thep. sitting at his work
POVEIMY. Eccl. 10. 31. honoured inp.howmuch more in riches dishonourable in riches, how much more in p.
11. 12. is slow, wanting ability, and full of p. 14. life, death, p. and riches come of the Lord
13. 24. p. is evil in the mouth of the ungodly
18. 25. when thou art rich, think on p. and need 22. 23. be faithful to thy neighbour m his p. 26. 28. a man of war that suffereth p.
29. 9. turn him not away because of his p. POWER.
2 Esd. 1. 10. all hisp. have 1 smitten down
Jud. 2. 12. as I live, and by the p. of my kingdom 9. 11. for thy p. sfandeth not in multitude 14. that thou art the God of all p. and might 11.7. as hisp. liveth, who hath sent thee, and the fowls of the air shall live by thy p. 13. 4. Lord God of all p. look at this present 11. God is with us to shew his p. in Jerusalem 19. which remember tliep. of God forever Wisd. 1. 3. his p. when it is tried reproveth unwise
6. .3. p. is given you of the Lord, and sovereignty
7. 23. stedfast, tree from care, having all p.
25. forshe is the breath of thep. of God
26. the unspotted miiTor of thep. of God
9. ll.'and she shall preserve me in herp.
10. 2. and gave him p. to rule all things
11. 20. being scattered through the breath of thy p. 21. who may withstand thep. of thine arm .'
12. 15. thinking it not agreeable with thy p.
16. thy p. is the beginning of righteousness
17. men will not believe thou art of a full p.
18. but thou mastering thy p. judgest with equity ;
for thou mayest use p. when thou wilt 1 4. 31 . it is not the p. of them by w horn they swear
15. 2. if we sin we are thine, knowing thy p. 3. to know thy p. is the root of immortality
16. 13. for thou hastp. of life and death
19. it burneth in water above the p. of fire Eccl. 3. 20. for the p. of the Lord is great
6. 26. and keep her ways with all thy p. 8. 13. be not surety above thy p. for if thou be 9. 1.3. keep far from the man that hath p. to kill 10. 4. the p. of the esuth is in the hand of the T«rd
13. 2. burden not thyself above thy p. while Uvest
PRA
Eeel. 15. 18. he is mighty inp. and behold, all things in. 4. to whom he hath given p. to declaie worts 46. 6. and u itii hailstones of mighty p.
49. 5. therefore he gave their p. to others
Bar. 1. 6. collection, according to every man's p, 3. 5. think on thy p. and thy name at this time
6. 59. better to be a king iliat sheweth his p. 63. Uiese like to them neither in shew nor p.
Prai/er of Manass. fear anil tremble before thy p.
2 Mac. 3. 24. the Lord of spirits, and the prince ot
all p. all were astonished at the p. of God
28. manifestly they acknowledged the p. of God
9. 8. shewing forth to all the manifest p. of God
11. 4. not at all considering thep. of God
12. 28. who witli hisp, breaks stiength of enemies
POWERS. i)a». 3. 39. O all ye p. of the Lord, bless ye the Lord Proper of Manass. al 1 the p. of heavens praise tliee
POWERFUL. Eccl. 16. IS. that hisp. works might be known
POUR. Tob. 4. 17. p. out thy bread on burial of the just Eecl. 10. 13. he that hath it, shall p. out abominat. 16. 11. he is mighty to p. out displeasure 24. .33. I will yet p. out doctrine as prophecy .36. 7. raise up indignation, and p. out wratli 39. 6. he shal Ip. out wise sentences and give thanks 28. they p. out their force, and appease wrath POURED. Eecl. 18. 29. they p. forth exquisite parables
50. 15. he p. of the blood of the grape, he p. out at
the foot of the altar a sweet-smelling savour
27. who out of his heart p. forth wisdom
2 Mae. 1. 31. water to be p. on the great stones
POURETH. Eccl. 18. 11. God p. forth mercy on them 35. 14. the widow, when she p. out her complaint
43. 19. the hoar-frost as salt he p. on the earth
PRACTICE, S. Eccl. 10. 6. do nothing at all by injurious p. 27. 9. truth will return to them that p. in her
PRACTISED. 2 Mac. 14. 22. lest treachery be suddenly p.
PRACTISING.
1 Esd. 2. 26. that city was p. against kings
PRAISE.
2 Esd. 13. 57. giving p. greatly to the Most High Tob. 3. 11. let all thy works p. thee for ever
8. 15. thou art worthy to be praised with all pure and holy p. therefore let thy saints p. thee
12. 6. bless God, p. him, p. him, it is good top. and
exalt Goo, therefore be not slack to p. him
13. 6. p. the Lord of might, and extol the King
7. my soul shall p. the king of heaven and rejoice
14. 7- so shall all nations p. Lord and confess God Jud. 13. 14. then said she, p. p. God, p. God 1 say
20. God turn these to thee for a perpetual p.
16. 1. the people sang after her this song of p. Esth. 13. 17. we may live, O Lord,andp. thy name,
destroy not the mouths of them that p. thee Wisd. 15. 19. nor are they to be desired, but they went without the p. of God and his blessing Eccl. 11. 31. in things worthy p. will lay blame
15. 9. p. is not seemly in the mouth of a sinner 10. for p. shall be uttered in wisdom
17. 27. who shall p. the Most High in the grave?
28. the sound in heart shall p. the I^id
18. 28. and will give p. to him that found her 24. 1. wisdom shall p. hei^elf, and shall glory 27. 7. p. no man before thou hearest him speak 35. 2. he that giveth alms, sacrificeth p.
39. 10. the congregation shall declare hisp.
14. sing a song of p. and bless the Lord
15. shew forth hisp. with the songs of your lips 35. p. ye the Ix)rd with the whole heart
43. 11. look on the rainbow, and p. him that made it
44. 1. let us now p. famous men, and our fathers
51. 1. I will thank thee. I do give p. to thy name
29. rejoice in his mercy, be not ashamed of liis p. Bar. 3. 6. thou art our God, thee, O Lord, will we p.
7. that we should p. thee in our captivity Dan. 3. 35. p. and exalt him above all for ever
And so to the end of the chapter. Prayer of Manass. 1 will p. thee for ever all davs of my life, all the powers of heaven do p. thee 1 Mac. 4. 33. let all p. thee with thanksgiving PIIAISED.
1 Esd. 4. 62. they p. the God of their fathers
2 Esd. 2. 42. they all p. the Lord with songs
Tob. 8. 15. then Raguel p. God, and said, O God, thou art worthy to be p. with all holy praise Jud. 6. 20. comforted Achior, and p. him greatly Wisd. 10. 20. the righteous p. thy holy nahie Eccl. 47. 6. peoplep. him in the blessings of the Lord Van. 3. 29. blesseand exalted above all for ever, 30, 31, 32,
.33, 34. Sus. 63. they p. God for their daughter Susanna
1 Mac. 4. 24. went home, and p. the Lord in heaven
2 Mae. 11. 9. then they p. the merciful God
PRAISES. Esth. 14. 10. heathen to set forth thep. of the idols
PRAISING. Toi. 11. 1. after this, Tobias went his way p. God
16. Tobit went out, rejoicing and p. God
14. 1. so Tobit made an end of p. God
Wisd. 19. 9. p. thee, O Ld. who hadst delivered them Eecl. 39. 15. and inp. him you shall say thus Dan. 3. 1. and they walked in the fire, p. God
1 Mac. 4. 55. worshipping and p. the God of heaven
2 Mac. 12. 41. p. the Lord, the righteous judge
15. 29. p. the Almighty in their own language
PRAY.
Tob. 6. 17. rise up and p. to God, who is merciful 8. 4. let us p. that God would have mercy on us 12. 12. when thou didst p. and bury the dead
Jud. 8. 31. therefore now p. thou for us, because y. 12. I p. thee, 1 p. thee, O Go
Eccl. .37. 15. above all this, p. to the Most High 39. 5. and he will p. before the Most High
PRE
PRAYED. Toi. S. 1. I did weep, and in sorrow/;, saying
11. then she p. towards the window and said i>M. 14. 3. she p. unto tlie Lonl God of Israel Wisd.T. 7. I p- and understanding was given me 1 Mae. 11. 71. he cast eardi on his head and p. S Mae. 1. 8. then we p. to the Ix>rd and were heard S. 10. as when Moses p. to the Lord, the fire came down troni heaven, even so p. Solomon also
9. 4. every oaep. that that apparition might turn 13. 12. Onias v. for the wliofe body of the Jews
PRAYER. Toi. IS. 8. p. is ^ood with fasting and alms \\\\3. 1. then i'obit wrote up. of rejoicing, and said Jvd. 9. 12. King of every creature, hear thou my p.
13. 10. they went according to their custom to ». EstA. 13. 8. Mardocheus made hisp. to the Lord IVitd. 13. 17. then malieth he p. for his goo7. 10. be not faint-heailed when thou makest thy p. it. 25. return, and make thy p. before his face 21. 5. a p. out of a poor man's mouth reacheth to > the ears of G(xl, and his judgment cometh
m. 2fi. and doth the same, who will hear his p. 35. 13. he will hear the p. of the oppressed
16. his p. shall reach uiito the clouds
17. the p. of the humble pierceth the clouds 36. 17. O Lord, hear the p. of thy servants 39. 5. and he will open his mouth in p.
6. he shall give thanks to the Lord in his p. So. 19. the people bejought the I/Ord by p. 61.11. 1 called on the Lord, and so my p. was heard
13. when young, I desired wisdom 0|>enly in p. 1 J/af..'>.33. who sounded trumpets and cried with p.
7. ^i. be an house of p. and petition for thy people
S Mae. I. 23. the priests made a p. whilst sacrifice
24. p. was after this manner, O Lord, Lord God
10. 27. after the p. they took their weapons
12. 42. betook themselves to p. and besought him 15. 22. in his p. he said after this manner
26. encountered enemies » ith invocation and p.
PRAYERS. Toi. 3. 16. so the p. of them both were heard
12. 15. which present the p. of the saints Jttd. 4. 13. so God heard their p. and looked on their
1.3. 3. for she said she would go forth to her p. Bar. 2. 14. hear our p. O I/ir1 Mae. 12. 11. in our p. to think on our brethren
2 Mac. 1 .5. God hear you r p. and be at one wi th you
PRAY EST. £ecl. 7. 14. make not much babbling when thou p. 18. 2.3. before thou p. prepare thyself 28. 2. so thy sins shall be forgiven when tbou p.
PRAYEIH. Eccl. 34. 24. when one p. and another curseth
PREACH. 2 Esd. 2. t 32. till T come and p. mercy unto them
PRECEPIS. C Esd. 16. 76. the guide of them who keep my p. Toi. 6. 15. dost thou not remember the p. .'
PRECIOUS. Toi. 13. 16. for Jerusalem hebuilt up wilhp. stones Jud. 10. 3. she anointed herself with p. ointment £3lh. 14.2. iusteadof p. ointments covered her head
15. 6. robes all glittering with gold and p. stones IVisd. 7- 9. nor compared I to her any p. stones £cel. 9. 5. fall not by those things that are p. in her
PREDECESSORS. Etth. 14. 5. thou tookest onr fathers from all their v.
PRE-EMINENCE. Eeel. .33. 22. in thy works keep to thyself the p. 1 Mac. 11. 27- and gave him p. among his friends
PREFERRED. W»*rf. 7. 8. 1 p. her before sceptres and thrones
PREPARK. 1 Eld. 1.4. p. yon afteryour families and kindreds S Fjd. 14. 24. look thou p. thee many box-trees Toi. 5. 16. he said p. thyself for the journey
11. 3. let us haste before, and p. the house Jud. 2. 7. that they p. for me earth and water
12. 1. that they should p. for her of his meats Eecl. 2. 1. my son, p. thy soul for temptation 17. they tliat fear the Lord will p. their hearts 18. 23. before thou prayest p. thyself 33. 4. p. what to sav, so shall thou be heard
PREPARED. I Eirf. 1. 13. they p. for themselves and priests
14. the Levitesp. for themselves ami priests Toi. 2. 1. there was a good dinner p. for me
5. 16. when his son had p. all things for journey Jud. 9. 6. we are here, for all thy ways are p.
12. 19. she ate and drank what her maid had p. Esth. 11.7.attheircry all nations were p. to battle Wtsd. 9.H. which thou hast p. from the beginning
16. 20. didst send bread p. without their labour Eecl. 49. 12. which wasp, for everlasting glorv
PREPARKDST. Wisd. 16. 2. thou p. for them meat of a strange taste
PREPAREIH. Eecl. 26. 28. Lord p. sirch an one for the sword
PREPARING. Wild. 14. 1. again, one p. to sail, calleth on wood
PRE.SCRIBED.
1 Esd, 1. 5. according as David the king of Israel v
PRESENCE. '^
Wild. 14. 17. whom men could not honour in p.
£cc/.8.U. rise not in anger at p. of injurious persons
PREsKNr. Wisd. 2. 6. let us enjoy the goo10. that being p. she may labour with me 11. 11. whether absent or p. Ihey were vexed
14. 17. might flatter him absent as if he were p. Eecl. 1. 21. where it is p. it turneth away wrath
27. 23. when thou art p. he will speak sweetly 31. 6. guld ruin of manv. their tiestruction wasp.
PRKSK.N r. Toi, 12. 15. which s. the praversof the saints
PRK.SF.NIS. Eetl. 90.29. p. and gifts blind the eyes of the wise
PRI
PRE.SERVAT10N.
Eeel. 34. 16. he is a p. from stumbling and help
PRESERVE. Toi. 6. 17. thou shalt p. her, and she shall go Wisd. 9. 11. and she shall p. me in her power
PRESERVED, ETH. Wisd. 10. 1. she p. the first formed father of world
4. wisdom again p. it, and directed the course
5. and she p. him blameless unto God
11. 25. or have been p. if not called by thee 16. 26. but that it is thy word wbich p. them Excl. 2X). 2. he that confessetli shall be p. from hurt
PRESS. Ecrl. 13. 10. p. not on him, lest thoii be put back 31. 31. p. not on him with urging him to drink
PRESSED. Wisd. 17. 11. wickedness being p. with conscience Eecl. 46. 5. when the enemies p. upon him Bel 30. when tlie king saw that they p. him sore 2 Mac. 14. 9. our nation, which is p. on every side
PRESUMED. 2 Mae. 3. 24. all thatp. to come in were astonished 5. 15. but p. to go into the most holy temple
PRESU.MPl'ION. Esth. 13. 2. not lifted up with p. of my authority 2 Mae. 5. 18. this man had been put back from p.
PRETKNO. Eecl. 12. 17. though he p. to help thee, yet undermine
PREVAIL. Eecl. 29. 6. if he p. he shall hardly receive the half
PREVENT. Wisd. 16. 28. we must p. the sun to give thanks
PREVENTETH. Wisd. 6. 13. she p. them that desire her
PREY. 1 Esd. 8. 77. for our sins, we were given up for a p. Jud. 5. 24. they shall be a p. to be devoured of all 9. 4. thou hast given their wives for a/i. 16. 5. that he would make my infants as a p. £«/. 27. 10. as the lion lieth in wait for the p. 1 Mae. 7. 47. they took the spoils and the p.
PRICE. F-ccl. .33. 30. because thou hast bought him with ap. Bar. 6. 25. the things are bought for a most high p.
PRICKED. Wisd. 16. 11. they werep. that they should rememb. Eecl. 12. 12. lest thou remember my wonls and hep.
14. 1. who is not p. with the multitude of sins
PRICKEIH. Eecl. 22. 19. he that p. the eye, will make tears
PRIDE. Toi. 4. 13. for in p. is destruction and much trouble Jvd. 9. 9. behold their p. and send thy wrath Esth. 13. 12. it was not in p. that I did not bow
14. not worship any but thee, nor will I do it in p. Wisd. 5. 8. what hath p. profited us ? or riches Eecl. 10. 7- P- is hateful before God and man
13. p. is the beginning of sin, he that hath it 18. p. was not made for man, nor furious auger 21. roughness and p. is the losing thereof
15. 8. she is far from p. liars cannot remember
16. 8. but he abhorred them for their p. 26. 26. she that dishonoureth him in her p. 43. 1. the p. of the height, the clear firmament
Bar. 4. 34. her p. shall be turned into mourning
1 Mac. 2. 49. now hath p. and rebuke gotten strength .3. 20. they come against us in p. and iniquity
2 Mac. 1. 28. punish them that v\\\\ ith p. do us wrong 5. 21. weening in his p. to make the land navigable 7. .36. shalt receive just punishment for thy p.
9. 7. but still was filled with p. breathing out 11. he began to leave off his great p.
15. 6. tiicanor in exceeding p. determined
PRIEST. Eecl. 7. 31. fear the Lord, and honour the p.
50. 1. Simon high p. son of Onias, who repaired 1 Mac. 2. 1. Mattathias a p. of the sons of Joarib
7. 14. one that is a p. of the seed of A aron 15. 1. to Simon tlie p. and prince of the Jews
.See High.
PRIESTS.
1 Esd. 1. 2. having set the p. according to courses
4. 53. the p. that went away should have liberty
54. the p. vestments wherein they minister
5. .59. the p. stood arrayed in their vestments
8. 77- we with our p. were given up to the sword Jvd. 11. 13. which they had re^erveil for the p.
Wisd. 12.6. with theirp.outof their idolatrous crew Eecl. 7. 29. fear the lord, and reverence his p.
50. 12. he took the portions out of the p. hands Bar. 1.7. to the p. and all the people at Jerusalem 16. confusion of faces belongeth to our p.
6. 10. the p. convey from their gods, gold, silver
18. even so the p. make fast their temples 28. things sacrificed, their p. sell and abuse 31. the p. sit in their teinples, their clothes rent 33. the p. also fake off their garments
48. the p. consult with themselves where may be
55. when fire falleth their p. will flee away Dan. .3. 62. O yep. of the Lord, bless ye the Lord Bel 8. the king was wroth, and called for his p.
10. now the_p. of Bel were threescore and ten
15. in thy night came thep. with their wives 28. the king hath put the p. to 1 Mac. 3. 49. they brought also the p. garments 51. thy p. are in heaviness and brought low
4. 38. they saw the p. chambers pulled down 42. so he chose p. of blameless conversation
5. 67. certainp. desiroustoshew their valour, slain
7. 36. the p. entered in, and stood before the altar
10. 42. because they appertain to the p. that mi-
nister
2 Mac. 1. 10. who was of the stock of the anointed p. 13. they were slain by the deceit of Nanea'sp.
19. the p. that were then devout, took the fire
20. Neemiasdid send of the posterity of those p. 23. the p. made a prayer while sacrifice
.30. thep. sung psalms of thanksgiving
3. 15. the p. prostrating themselves before the altar
4. 14. the p. had no courage to ser\'e any more
14. 34. then the p. lift up their hands to heaven
15. 31. when he had set thep. before the altar
PRO [Apocbtpha.
PRIF^STHOOD. Eeel. 45. 7. he gave him the p. among the people 15. they should execute tlie office of the p. 24. should have die dignity of the p. for evet 1 Mae. 2. 54. the covenant of an everlasting p. 7. 21. but Alcimus contendeii for the high p. 11. 27. the king confirmed him in the high p. 16. 24. are written in the chronicles of his p. 2Afac. 2. 17. tliat gave them thep. and the sanctuary
4. 24. he got the p. to himself, oflfering more 11.3. to set the high p. to sale every year
14. 7- of my ancestor's honour, 1 mean the high p.
PRIElll. Eecl. 14. 23. he that p. in at her windows sliall also
PRINCK. Jud. 9. 10. the servant with the p. ami the p. with Eecl. 41. 17. be ashamed of a lie before a p. 48. 12. he was not moved with presence of any p. Dan, 3. 15. nor is there at tliistime p. or prophet 1 Mac. 3. 13. when Seron a p. of the army heard 9. 30. we have chosen thee this day to be our p.
15. 1. unto Simon the priest and p. of the Jews 2. to .Simon high priest and p. of his nation
2.V/ac.3.24. tJieP. of all power caused an apparition
PRINCES. Eecl. 10. 14. hath cast down the thrones of proud p.
39. 4. he shall appear before p. he » ill travail
46. 18. he destroyed all the p. of the Philistines Bar. 2. 1. against our p. and the men of Israel
3. 16. where are the p. of the heathen tiecome 1 Mac. 6. tiO. the king and the p. were content
7.26. the king sent Nicanoroneof his honourablep.
9. 37. daughter of one of the great p. of Chanaan PRINCELY.
1 Esd. 4. 46. this is the p. liberality from tliee
PRINCIPALITY.
2 Mac. 4. 27. so Menelaus got thep.
5. 7. howbeit, for all this he obtained not tlie p.
PRISON. Eeel. 1.3. 12. he will not spare to put thee in^. 2 Mae. 13.21. when had gotten him, put him mp.
PRISONER. Jud. 16. 9. her beauty took his mind p. 2 Mae. 14.27. that he should send Maccabeus p. 33. if you will not deliver me Judas as ap. PRI.SONERS. 2 Esd. 13. 40. ten tribes which were carried away p. Wisd. 17. 2. p. of darkness, and fettered with night
1 .\\\\lae. 9. 70. that he should deliver them the p. 72. when he had restored unto him the p.
15. 40. Cendebeus t>egan to take the people p.
PRIVATE. Esth. 14. 16. 1 wear it not when I am p. by myself
2 Mac. 4. 5. the good of all, both public and p.
PRIVY. Wisd. 8. 4. she is p. to the mysteries of knowledge Sw. 18. they wentout themselves at p. doors Bel 13. under table they had made a p. entrance 21. who shewed him p. doors where they came 2 Mac. 1. 16. and opening ap. door of the loof 8.7. took advantage of night for such p. attempts PHIVILY'.
1 Mac. 9. 60. he sent letters p. to his adherents
2 Mac. 1. 19- the priests took the fire of the altar p 8. 1. they went p. into the towns and called
PROCEKD.
1 Esd. 2. 29. those wickeil workers p. no furtlier
PROCEEDFD.
2 Esd. 10. 19. so 1 p. to speak further unto her
2 Mac. 6. 29. the speeches p. from a desperate mind
P ROC ESS. 2 Esd. 11. 20. in v. of time the feathers stood up
PKOCKSSION. 2ilfac. 6.7- were compel led to go in p. to Bacchu»
PROCLAMAIION. 1 Esd. 2. 2. he made p. through all hiskingdom
1 Mac. 5. 49. Judas commanded a p. to be inads
PROCLAIMING.
2 Mac. 8. 11. p. a sale of the captive Jews
PROCURE. 1 Mac!. 15. we will p. the harm neither of yoa 13. 17. he should p. to himself great hatred
PROCURED. Esth. 16. 13. who continually p. our good
PROFANATJON.
1 Mae. 1. 48. with all manner of uncleanness and p.
PROFANE.
1 Mae, 1. 45. that they should p. the sabbaths 63. that they might not p. the holy covenant
2. .34. neither will we p. the sabbath-day
2 Mac. 5. 16. with p. hands pulling down things
6. 5. the altar also was filled with p. things
PROFANED. 2 Esd. 10. 22. the name named on us is almost p.
1 Mac. 1.43. many of the Israelites p. the sabbath
3. 51. thy sanctuary is trodden down and p.
4. .38. when they saw altar p. they rent their clothes 54. and what day the heathen had p. it
2 Mac. 8. 2. pity the temple p. of wicked men
10. 5. the same day that the strangers p. the temple PROFANELY'. 2 E^i. 15- 8. their wickedness they p. commit
PROFANKNESS. 2 Mac. 4. 13. through the exceediogp. of Jason
PROFF.SS. Eecl. 3. 25. p. not the know ledge thou hast not
PROFir. 2£frf. 7. 47.for whatp. for men to live in heaviness?
49. what p. is it to us if there be promised us £fc/.5.8.they shall not p. thee in the day of calamity 1 1 . 23. say not, what p. is there of my sen ice i 13. 4. if tlio'i be for his p. he will use thee 20. 10. there is a gift that shall not p. thee 30. wisdom that is hid, and treasure that' is hoarded up, what p. is in them both ? 29. 11. it shall bring thee more p. than gold ,30. 2.3. sorrow hath killed, and there is nop. therein 34. 23. what p. have they then but labour ? 26. or what doth his humbling p. him .' 2 Mac. 2. 25. been careful that all might have p.
PROFITABLE. Toi. 3. 6. it is p. for me to die rather than live
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Toi. 4. 18. and despise not any counsel that is p. Wisd. 8. 7. can have nothing more p. in their life Eccl. 10. 4. he will .set over it one that is p.
37. 28. for all thinijs are not p. for all men
S Mac. 12. 12. that they would hep. in many things
PROFITED. Wisd. 5. 8. what hath pride p. us, or riches Eccl. .33. 16. by the blessing of lx)rd I p. and filled 51. 17. I p. therein, therefore will I ascribe glory
PKOKOUNDER. JS«/. 24. 29. her counsels p. than the great deep
PKOGENITORS. Esth. 16. 16. who onlered the kingdom to our p.
PROLOGUE. 2 Mae, 2. 32, it is a foolish thing to make a longp.
PROLONG. £eel. 29. 5. he will p. the lime, and return words
38. 14. they give for ease and remedy to p. life
PROLOiNGETH. Eccl. 30. 22. the joy fulness of a man;?, his days 37. 31. but he tbattaketh heed p. his life
PROMISED. Bar. 2. 34. which 1 p. with an oath to tlieir fathers
1 Mac. U. C8. hep. him three hundred talents SMac. 2. 18. he. p. in the law, will have mercy onus
4. 9. besides this he p. to assign 150 more
7. 26. she p. him that she would counsel her son PROMISES.
2 Esd. 5. 29. and they which did gainsay thy p. Wisd. 12. 21. hast sworn and made coven, ot goodp.
1 Mac. 10. 15. had heard whatp. Demetrius had sent
PROMISEIH. £eel. 20. 23. that for bashfulnessp. to his friend PROMISING.
2 Esd. 3. 15. p. that thou wouldst never forsake 2 JUoc. 4. 8.p. to the king by intercession talents
PROMOTE. Eccl. 20. 27. a wise man shall p. himself to honour
PROMOTED. IMac. 11.26. kingp. him in sight of all his friends
PRONOUNCED. Jwrf. 8. ll.thisoath which yep. between G. and you Bar. 2. 1. L. made good his word which he p. ag. us
7. plagues which the Lord hath p. against us Sus. 53. for thou hast p. false judgment
PRONOUNCETH. Wisd. 2. 16. hep. the end of the just to be blessed
PROPKR. Wisd. 18.21. bringeth the shield of his p. ministry 19. 6. for the whole creature in his p. kind
PROPERLY. Toi. 1. 2. Thisbe, which is called p. Naphtali
PROPHECY. 2 Esd. 15. 1. behold, speak thou the words of p. Toi. 2. 6. remembering that p. of Amos, as he said Eccl. 49. 6. according to thep. of Jeremias
PROPHECIES. Eccl. 39. 1. he will be occupied in p. 44. 3. giving counsel and declaring p.
PROPHESY. S Esd. 8. 5. agreed to give ear, and art willing to p. Wisd. 14. 28. either mad when merry, orp. lies Eccl.i1. 1. and after him rose up Nathan top.
PROPHESIED.
1 Esd. 6. 1. Aggeus and Zacharias p. to the Jews
Jitd. 6. 2. that tnou hast p. among us to-day
Eccl. 46. 20. and after his death he p. and shewed
PROPHET.
1 Esd. 1. 20. since the time of thep. Samuel 28. not regarding the words of the p. Jeremy
2 Esd. 1. 1. the second book of thep. Esdras 'Tob. 14. 4. which Jonas the p. spake of Nineve Wisd. 11.1. she prospered in the hand of the holy p. Eccl. 46. 13. Samuel thep. of the Lord, beloved
15. by his faithfulness he was found a true p.
48. 1. then stood up Elias the p. as fire
49. 7. Jeremias, who nevertheless wasp, sanctified Ue/ ,33. there was in Jewry a p. called Habbacuc
1 Mac. 4. 46. till there shoulcf come ap. to shew
9. 27. since the time that a p. was not seen
14. 41. until there should arise a faithful p.
2 Mac. 2. 1. that Jeremy thep. commanded them 2. how that thep. havmg given them the law 4. thep. being warned of God, commanded
15. 14. this is Jeremias the p. of God
PROPHETS.
1 Esd. 1. 51. they made a sport of his p. 6. 1. the p. prophesied unto the Jews
Tob. 4. 12. for we are the children of the p. 14. 5. as the p. have spoken thereof Wisd. 7. 27. she maketh them friends of God, and p. Eccl. 36. 15. raise up p. that have been in tliy name
16. and let thy-p. be found faithful
PROPITIATION. Wisd. 18. 21. even prayer and p. of incense Eccl. 5. 5. concerningp. be not without fear 35. 3. and to forsake unrighteousness is ap.
PROPORTION ABLY. Wisd. 13. 5. p. the maker of them is seen PROSPER.
2 Esd. 5. 12. shall labour, but their ways shall not p. Tob. 4. 19. that all thy paths and counsels may p.
5. 16. his father said, God p. your journey Eccl. 15. 10. and the Lord will p. it
38. 14. that he would p. that which they give
PROSPERED. Wisd. 11. 1. she p. their works in hand of prophet
1 Mac. 2. 47. and the work p. in their hand 3. 6. because salvation p. in his hand
14. 36. for in his time things p. in his hands
16. 2. things havep. so well in our hands
2 Afac. 8.8. that things p. with him still more
PROSPERITY. Eccl. 6. 11. but in thy p. he will be as thyself
10. 5. in the hand of God is tiie p. of man
11. 14. p. and adversity, life and death come of Ld. , 17. and his favour bringeth p. for ever
25. in day of p. is a forgetfufness of affliction 12. 8. a friend cannot be known in p. 9. in the p. of a man enemies will be grieved 13. 26. is a token of a heart that is in p. 22. 23. that thou mayest rejoice in liisp. 678
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Eccl. 37. 4. which rejoiceth in the p. of a friend 41. 1. to the man that hath p. in all things
1 Mac. 12.22. do well to write to us of your p.
2 Mac. 9. 19. wisheth much joy, health, and p.
PRO.SPEROUS. 1 Esd. 8. 50. to desire of him a p. journey for us Tob. 5. 21. and Ids journey shall be p. 10. 11. the God ot heaven give you a p. journey Ecct. 43. 90. the end of them hath p. success PROSPEROUSLY:
1 Esd. 6. 10. tlie work goeth on p. in their hands Tob. 4. 6. thy doings shall p. succeed to thee
PROSTRATING.
2 Mac, 3. 15. but priests p. themselves before altar
PROTECT. Wisd. 5. 16. and with his arm shall he p. them
PROIECTETH. Jud. 9. 14. no other that p. the people of Israel
PROTECTING.
1 Mac. 3.3. he made battlesp. the host with the sword
PROTECTION. Eccl. 34. 16. he is their mighty p. and strong stay
2 Mac. 13. 17. the p. of the Lord did help liim
PROJECTOR. Jud. 9. 11. for thou art a p. of the forlorn 2 Mac. 11. 1. Lysias the king's p. and cousin 13. 2. Lysias his p. and ruler of his affairs
PROTESTATIONS. Eccl. 46. 19. he made p. in the sight of the Lord
PROUD. 2 Esd. 11. 44. Highest hath looked on the p. times Esili. 13. 1*. that 1 did not bow down top. Aman Wisd. 14. 6. in old time when thep. giants perished Eccl. 3. 28. in the punishment of thep. no remedy
10. 9. why is earth and ashes p. ?
14. the Lord cast down the thrones of p. princes
15. the Ld. hath plucked up roots of thep. nations
11. 30. as a partridge, so is the heart of the p.
13. 1. he that hath fellowship with a p. man 20. as thep. hate humility, so doth the rich
21. 4. the house of p. men shall be made desolate 23. 4. O God of my life, give me not a p. look
8. the evil-speaker and p. shall fall thereby 25. 2. my soul hateth a poor man that is p. 27. 15. the strife of the p. is blood-shedding
28. mockery and reproach are from the p.
31. 26. so wine the hearts of the p. by drunkenness 32. 12. do what thou wilt, but sin not by p. speech
18. but a p. man is not daunted with fear 35.18. he.have taken away the multitude of thep. 51. 10. he would not leave me in the time of thep.
1 Mac. 2. 47. they pursued also after the p. men
2 Mac. 9. 8. so p. was he beyond the condition 15. 32. liie hand that with p. brags he had stretched
PROUDLY. Jud. 6. 17. spoken p. against the house of Israel Eccl. 48. 18. his hand again.st Sion and boasted p.
1 Mac. 1. 21. he entered p. into tlie sanctuary 24. having made great massacre and spoken p.
7. .34. but he mocked them and spake p. 47. his hand which he stretched out so p.
2 Mac. 9. 4. for he had spoken p. in this sort 12. that a man should not p. think of himself
PROVE. Wisd. 2. 17. let us p. what shall happen in the end
19. we may know his meekness, and p. patience Eccl. 6. 7- if thou wouldest get a friend, p. him first
37. 27. my son, p. thy soul in thy life
PROVED. Wisd.S. 5. for God p. and found them worthy Eccl. 44. 20. when he was p. he was found faithful
PROVETH. Eccl. 27. 5. the furnace p. the potter's vessel 31. 26. the furnace p. the edge by dipping
PROVERB. Tob. 3. 4. and for a p. of reproach to all nations
PROVERBS. Eccl. 8. 8. but acquaint thyself with their p. 47. 17- the countries marvelled at thee for thy p.
PROVIDE. 1 Mac. 10. 6. to p. weapons that he might aid him
PROVIDED. Wisd. 1.3. 16. he p. for it, that it might not fall
1 Mac. 10. 21. gathered forces, and p. much armour
14. 10. he p. victuals for the cities, and set in them
2 Mac. 4. 21. Antiochus p. for his own safety
PROVIDENCE. Wisd. 14. 3. but thy p. O Father, govemeth it
17. 2. they lay exiled from the eternal p.
PROVISION. Jud.Q. 17. and goats without number for their p. 4. 5. they laid up victuals for the p. of war
12. 3. if p. fail, how should we give thee the like.' 2 Mac. 6. 21. to bring flesh of his own p.
12.27. wherein was great p. of engines and darts
PROVOKE. Jud. 8. 14. p. not the IjOrd our God to anger
11. 11. wherefore they will p. their God to anger Eccl. 4. 2. neither p. a man in his distress
I Mac. 6. 34. they might p. elephants to fight 15. 40. Cendebeus began to p. the people PROVOKED.
1 Esd. 6. 15. but when our fathers p. God to wrath
2 Esd. 1. 7. they have p. me to wrath, and despised Bar. 4. 7. for ye p. him that made you
PRUDENCE. Wisd. 8. 6. if p. work, who more cunning than she ? 7. teacheth temperance, p. justice, and fortitude 18. in the exercise of conference with her p. Eccl. 1. 4. the understanding of p. from everlasting 10. 3. through the p. of them that are in authority 19.22. nor at any time is the counsel of sinnersp. 25.9. well is him that hath found p. 34. 10. but he that hath travelled, is full of p.
PRUDENT. Eccl. 3. 29. the heart of the p. will understand 6. 32. if thou apply thy mind, thou shalt be p. 10. 1. the government of a p. man is well ordered
psalSi.
Jud. 16. 2. tune unto him a new p. exalt him
PSALMS. 2 Mac, 1. 30. the priests sung p. of thanksgiving
PUN
2 Jl/ac.l0.7.they sangp.to him that had given success 38. this done, they praised tlie I^ord with p. 12. 37. he sung p. with a loud voice PSALIERY. 2Etd, 10. 22. our p. is laid on the ground, our son? Wisd. 19. 18. like as in a p. notes change the tune Eccl. 40.21. the pipe and p. make sweet melody
PTOLEMAIS. 1 Mac.b. 15. they ot P. and of Tyrus are assembled 55. Simon his brother in Galilee before P.
10. 1. Alexander went up and took P.
58. Alexander celebrated her marriat^e at P. 61). who thereupon went honourably to P. 12. 48, they of P. shut the gates and took him PTOLEM EE.
1 Mac. 1. 18. but P. was afraid of him and fled
3. 38. then Lysias chose P. son of Dorymenes 10. 51. sent ambassadors to P. kingofEgypt
11. 3. now as P. entered into the cities
15. king P. brought forth his host and met him
16. Alexander (led, but king P. was exalted •18. king P. also dying the third day after
15. 16. Lucius consul, unto king P. greeting
16. 16. P. and his men rose up and look weapons 18. then P. wrote these things, and sent to king
21. and, quoth he, P. hath sent to slay thee also
2 Mac. 4. 45. promised P. the son of Dorymenes
46. P. taking the king aside into a gallery
6. 8. there went out a decree by the suggestion of P.
PTOLEMEUS. Esth. 11. 1. P. his son brought this epistle
1 Mac. 16. 11. P. the son of Abubus madecaptain
2 Mac. 1. 10. to Aristobulus king P. master
4. 21. the coronation of king P. Philometor
8. 8. he wrote unto P. the governor of Celosyria 10. 12. P. that was called Macron endeavoured
PUBLIC. Eccl. .38. 33. they shall not be sought for inp.counsel
1 Mac. 14. 23. to put copy of ambassage inp. records
2 Mac. 4. 5. seeking the good of all, p. and private
15. 6. to set up a p. monument of his victory
PUBLISH. 2 Esd. 14. 26. some things shalt thou p. Esth. 16. 19. ye shall p. the copy of this letter PUBLISH LT).
1 Esd. 9.53. the Levitesp. all things to the people
PUFFED.
2 Mac. 7. 34. be notp. up with uncertain hopes 11.4. but p. up with his ten thousand footmen
PULL. 2 Esd. 1. 8.p. thou off then ths hair of thy head
XVisd. 1. 12. and p. not on yourselves destruction 1 Mac. 4. 45. they thought it best to p. it down
6. 62. he gave commandment to p. down the wall
9. 55. as he began to p.down, Alcimus was plagued
PULLED. 1 Esd. 6. 16. who p. down the house and burned it
8. 71. I p. off the hair from off my head Jud. 10. 3. p. off the sackcloth which he had on Eccl. 28. 14. strong cities hath it p. down
40. 16. the weed shall hep. up before all grass
1 Mac. 1. 22. the ornaments, all which hep. off 31. he p. down the houses and walls thereof
2. 25. commissioner he killed, the altar he p. down 45. then Mattathias p. down the altars 4. .38. they saw the priests' chambers p. down 5. 65. hep. down the fortress of if, and burnt towers 6. 7. they p. down the abomination he set up
2 Mac. 7. 7. they had p. off the skin of his head
10. 2. the altars and the chapels they p. down
PULLEIH. Eccl. 34. 23. one buildeth, and another p. down
PULLING. 2 Mac. 5. 16. with profane hands p. down tilings
PULPIT. 1 Esd. 9. 42. Esdras stood upon a p. of wood
PUNISH. Tob. 3. 3. p. me not for my sins and ignorances Wisd. 11. 10. the other thou didst condemn and p.
12. 20. if thou didst p. the enemies of children 18. 8. wherewith thou didst p. our adversaries
1 Mac.t. 7. let him p. them with all that aid them
2 Mac. 1. 28. p. them that oppress us and do wrong
6. 14. whom the Lord patiently forbears to p.
16. tho' hep. with adversity, yet doth not forsake PUNISIIED. 2 Esd. 9. 13. how the ungodly shall hep. and when Jud. 11. 10. for our nation shall not be p. Wisd. 3. 4. for though they bep. in sight of men
10. but the ungodly shall bep. according to
11. 5. by what things their enemies were p.
8. how thou hadstp. their adversaries 16. by the same also shall he be p.
12. 14. for any of whom thou hadstp.
15. condemn him that hath not deserved to be p. 27. look for what things they grudged when they were p. now beingp. in them when they saw it 14. 10. shall bep. together with him that made it .30. for both causes shall they be justly p.
16. 1. by the like were they p. worthily
9. for they were worthy to bep. by such
18. 11. the master and the servant were p.
22. but with a word subdued him that p. Eccl. 23. 21. this man shall bep. in the streets
1 Mac. 14. 45. or break these things should bep.'
2 Mac. 6. 13. not suffered long, but forthwith p.
7. 7. they asked, wilt thou eat before thou bep. ?
PUNISHETH. Jud. 7. 28. which p. us according to our sins Wisd. 1. 8. nor vengeance when it p. pass t)y him'
14. 31. that p. always the offence of the ungodly
PUNISHING. Eccl. 39. 30. p. the wicked to destruction
PUNISHMENT. 2 F.sd. 7. 21. what they should observe to avoid p.
47. what profit for men afterdealh to look for p.
15. 12. F^ypt smitten with the plague and p. Wisd. 16.2. instead of whichp.dealing graciously
24. against the unrighteous for their p.
19. 4. they might fulfil thep. which was wanting Eccl. 3. 28. in p. of the proud there is no remedy
8. 5. remember that we are all worthy of p.
QUE
Eecl. IC. 6. keep, against the mighty day of their p. £ .War. 4. ;i8. thus the Loid rewarjed him his^. 48. thus they liid sooii sutler unjust p.
6. Co. tlio' Ishoulil be lifclivered t'ronitlie p. of men
7. 30. thou slialt receive just p. tor thy pride
plmsii.mi:n'is.
JVisd. 11. 13. when they heard tiy their own p. 19. 13. and p. came upi»n tiie sinners 2 Mac. 6. IC. judge these p. not to be tor destruction
PL KK. Toi. 3. 14. tliat I am p. tnim all sin with man 13. It), thy towers and battlements witli p. gold liisd. 7. *3. p. and most SLd>tile spirits iff/. 21. 13. his icunsel is like ap. tountain of life £ar. 3. 30. who will hrin^ her furp. gold r
PLKENES.-i. Jl isd. ~. 24. she coeth thro' all by reason of her p. J^-ccL 51. '20. and 1 found her in p.
PL KGB. TuA. IC. 0. for alms shall p. awav all sia
I'LKIFICA IION. C Mac. 1. 18. purposed to keep the p. of the temple
PLUIl'lED. 2 ifac. 1. 33. Neemias had p. satrifices therewith
2. 18. he delivered us and hathp. the place IC. 38. thevp. themselves as the custom was
PL'KPLE. F-ccHO. 4. from him that weareth p. and a crown 45. It), with soUl, and blue silk and p. liar. 6. 12. thouijh they be covered with p. raiment 72. by the br.ght p. that rotteth upon them
1 Mac.-i. 23. where they got gold and p. of the sea
8. 14. none wai clothed in p. to be iiia;;nitied
10. 20. he sent him a p. robe and a crown of gold 62. the king commanded to clothe him in p.
2 Mac. 4. 38. he took awav Andronicus's p.
PL HP\\\\).-^E. Jud.S. 14. can ye, search God. or comprehend his p.
11. 11. be not defeated and frustrate of his p.
13. 3. spake to liagoas according to the same p.
1 Mac. 15. 3. my p. is to challenije itaaain
2 Mac. 3. 8. but indeed tofullil the king's p.
PUIIPO.SED. Jud. 9. 8. they have p. todehle thy sanctuary
13. who have p. cruel things against thy covenant 11. 12. they p. to consume all those things ll'isd. 8. 9. I p. to take her to me to live with me £<■<•/. 51. 18. 1 p. to do after her, and 1 tollowed
1 Mnc. 14. 31. enemies p. to invade their country - Mac. 1. 18. we are p. to keep the purilicatioii
PL'liP()St;S. Jud. 11. 6. my lord shall not fail of his p. Kstli. 12. 2. he searched out their p. and learned 115. 9. both by chansing our p. and judging PL'U.-^L'E. Jud. 1 1. 4. ye shall p. them, and overthrow them
2 Mac. 8. 26. thev would no loni;er p. them
PLK.'^UED.' Wiid. 19. 3. and they p. them as fugitives
3 Mac. 2. 4". they p. also alter the [iroud men
3. 5. for hep. tlie wicked, and sought them out
4. 9. when Pharaoh p. them with an army
15. for they p. them unto Gazara and Idumea
5. 22. he p. them to the gate of Ptolemids ()0. and p. them to the bonlers of .ludea
9. 15. who p. them unto the mount Azotus 15. 11. being p. by king Antiochus, he tied
2 Mac. 5. 8. lleeing from citv to city, p. of all men PL'U>LrN(;. '
1 Mac. 4. 16. Judas returned again from p. them
2 Mac. 12. 23. JuOas was verv earnest in p. tliem
PUitVKYbK. Tob. 1. 13. before Eneinassar, so that I washis p.
PL 1. 2 Esd. 3. 16. didst choose hini to thee, and p. bv Esau IVisd. 3. 9. that p. trust in him, shall understand Heel. 13. 6. smile on tliee, and p. thee m hope ^Ui. 51. p. these two aside one Horn another
56. ,.o he p. him asi.le and commande.l to brin^ 2 Mac. 13. 10. at the point to he p. from their law
PL' 1 i ING. Jud. 16. 17. in p. hre and worms in their flesh 2 Mac. 4. 11. and /;. down the uovernmeiits
PVKA.MIUS. 1 Mac. 13. 28. he set up seven p. one against another
Q.
QUAILS. 2 KULAKK.
1 Mac. 4. .'".2. let them 7. at tlieir destruction
QLAKED. Jud. 16. 10. the Persi.ins q. at her boldness
tOlAKEl n.
C E'd. 16. 12. the earth q. and foundations thereof
gl A.N 1 1 I Y.
2 Eid. 4. 50. the q. w hich is pa-st did more exceed
UL'AKKKLl.l.NG. Bed. 31. 29. excess makelh brawling and g.
UUAK LEK.S. 1 Mac. 3. 36. should place strangers in all their q. 5. 9. the Israelites that were in their q.
ql:ei.i..
1 JUac. 4. 30. whodidst ?. the violence of the mighty
UL ENCII.
2 E.'d. 16. 4. a fire is sent, and who mav 17. it ? £sl/i. 14. 9. they will n. the glory of thy house
QUENCHED.
IVisd. 11.4. their thii St was 17. out of the hard stone
Ecel. 28. 12. if tlnii spit on it. it shall be q.
23. and it shall burn in them, and not be q.
QLENCIIEI'H.
11 iid. 16. 17. had force iu water that g. all tilings
(JLENClIlNt^.. Wisd. 19. CO. the water forgat his own q. nature
QU ESI ION. 1 Ejd. 6. 30. every year, without further q.
RAN
QUESTIONS.
2 Eid. 8. 55. therefore ask thou no more q.
QUICK. Jl'isd. 7. 22. loving the thing that is good, q. 8. 11. 1 slirtll be loiind ofay, conceit in judgment Ecc/. 31. 22. mv son, in all thv works be g.
QUICKEN. 2 Esd. 8. 13. and thou shalt q. it as thv work
QUICKLY. JVisd. 3. 18. or if they die g. they have no hope 6. 15. whoso watcheth, shall?, be witliout care
1 .Vac. 2. 40, they will g. root us out ot the earth 6. 27. wherefore if Ihuu dost not prev ent th.em g.
2 .Vac. 14.44. but thev q. giving bacK, he fell
QLIEl'. 2 E'd. 10. 3. when they had all left otT to cmrort me, to the end 1 mi^ht be?, then I rose and Hed Eit/i. 16.8. we must take care that our kingdom for time to come may be g. and peaceable for all men ll'i'd. 18. 14. while all things were in g. silence Eccl. 25 20. so is a wire full of words to a q. man 47. 13. .Solomon reigned in a peaceable timi-, was honoured, for God made all }, round about him
1 Mac. 1. 3. that the earth was q. before him
2 -Vac. 12. 2. N icanor would not sutler them to be g. 14. 10. not possible that the state sliouht bt- q.
25. so he married, was?, and took part of life QUIELLY. Eccl. 28. 16. never find rest, and never dwell q. 2 .Vac. 11. 23. thev that are in our realm live g.
QUir, 1 NE-->,S. 2 Esd. 2. 24. abide, take rest, for thy q. shall come
QLIVEK. Eccl. 26. 12. by every heil;;e she will sit down, and open her q. against every arrow
REB
[Apocrypha.
R.
RABSACES. Eccl. 48. 18. Sennacherib came up and sent R.
RACK. Eccl. 26. 21. thy ). thou leavest shall be magnified
KAGE. Wisd. 11. 18. or unknown wild beasts full of r. Eccl. 31. 3 '. drunkenness increHseth the r. 36. 9. let him be consumed by the r. of the fire
1 Mac. '. .35. w itli that he went out in a great r. 15. .36. but returned in a r. to the king
2 .Vac. 4. 25. having the r. of a savage beast 40. the common people being filled with r.
7. 3. then the king being in a r. commauiied
10. 28. making their r. leader of their battle
RAGES. Toi. 1. 14. 1 left at U. a city of Media, ten talents
5. 5. he said to him, canst thou go with mc to R. .• 0. 9. and when thev were come near to R.
K.AGUEL. T.'li. .3.7. Sara the daughter of R. was reproached
6. lu. to-day we shalHodge with R. thy cousin
7. 6. then R. leaped up. and kissed him, and wept
9. he communicated the matter with R. and R.
said to I'obias, eat, drink, and make merrv-
8. 9. R. arose, and went and made a grave
15. K. praised (iod, and said, thou art worthy 0. 3. R. hath sworn that 1 shall nut depart
RAILINGS. Eccl. 29. 6. he payetli him with cursings and r.
RAIN. 2 E'd. 4. .50. as the r. is more than the drops 8. 43. the seed perisheth if it receive not tliy r. in due season, or if there come too mucli r. Jud. 8. 31. pray for us, the Lord will s>nd ns r. Il'i'd. 16.22. lire sparkling iu the r. destroyeth fruits /'(■(/. 1. 2. who can luiml'er tlie drops of r. / .■)5. 20. as clouds of r. in the time ot drought 40. 13. goods shall vanish like a great tlum.lerin r. 49. 9. of the enemies under the ligiire of the r. Ear. 6. 53. nor can thev give r. unto men
RAINI'.OW. Eccl. 4". II. look on r. anti praise him that made it :>0. 7. as r. gniug light in tiie tiright clouds
RAI.\\\\S. If'isd. 16. 16. with str.im.-!- r. were persecuted
RAlM'.fll. Eccl. 1. 10. wisdom r. down skill and knowledtre
RAINING. £a7. 43. 13. the heal t is astoniaiieil at the r. of it
RAISE. 2 /;.-(.' 2. 16. those that be dead will 1 r. a^ain 12. 23. the .Most High shall r. up three kiiii^doms Eccl. 36. 7. r. up indignation, and pour out wi.itli 48. 5. who didst r. up a dead mall from death 2 Vac. 7. 0. the King of the world shall r. us up RAISI D.
1 Esd. 2. 2. the Lord r. up the spirit of Cyrus 2'i. .lews were rebellious, and r. always wars
8. 81. honoured the temple and r. iipdcsolate Sion
2 Esd. 6. 21. and thev shall live and he r. up 7. 31. the world that awaketh shall not be r.
Eccl. 49. 13. Neemias who r. up for us the walls that were fallen, and r. up our ruins .(■.•aiu Sus. 45. Lord r. up the spirit of a vouiil' voutli 1 .Vac. 14. :'.7. he r. up the walls of .lerusalem
RAISE Lll. £(c/.34.17. he r. up the soul, and lighteneth the eves
R A .M . Toi. 7. 8. after thev had killed a r. ot the Hock ' RA.MS.
1 E.td. 6. 29- for bullocks, and r. and lambs 7. 7. they ort'ered two hundred r. 4(H) lambs
2 .Vac. 12. 15. without anv r. or eininus of war
RAN. Toi. 11.9. Anna r. forth, and fell on neck ot her son
10. 'lohit stumbled, but his son r. to him .Tud. 6. 16. and all their youth r. together ■Sus. 19. the two elders rose iij>, and r. to her
1 Mac. 2. 24. he r. and slew liim upon the altar
11. 72. put them to tliulit, and so they r. away
2 Mac. 3. 18. others r. flocking out ot their houses ly. the virgins kept iu r. some to tlie gates
2 Mac. 10. 16. so they r. with violence on t!ie holds 14.43. he r. l>.j|dly up to the wall, cast hinuclfdowa 45. yet he .-. througli the mi 1st ot the Unon" RANGED. .Tud. 2. 16. he r. them as a great army is ordered 2 Mac. 12. 20. Maccabeus r. hi* armv by bands
RANKS. 1 Mac. 6. 38. being harnessed all over amidst the r.
RAP 11. A EL. Toi. ."!. 17. and R. was sent to heal tlie'n both 5. 4. he rouii 1 R. that vvas an aimel
8. 2. as he wtnt, lie rt-inembered the words of R.
9. 1. then lobus cade 1 R. and Said to mm 5. so R. went out and Iodized with l.abael
12. 15. 1 am R. one of tne seven hoiv an. els
It A P 1 1 A N . ■ '
1 Mac. 5. 37. Limotiieus encamoed against R.
RA.S11. ■ Eccl. 9. 18. he that is r. in Ins talk shall be hated
KAlillED.
1 Mac. 8. .30. what tliey add or take away sh.ill he r.
11. 31. we have /■. to them the borders o: Juilea
R.Al 1 LING.
1 Mac. 6. 41. all tliat heard the r. of the harness
RAVL'sll.KD.
2 L'd. 10. 22. our virgins defiled and our wives r. Jud. 12. 16. Holofernes his heart was r. wi::i l.er
16. 9. her sandals r. his eves, liei beauty took
raZi.^.
2 Mac. 14. .37. R. one of tlie elders of Jerusalem
REACH. Eccl. 31. 18. r. not thy iiaiid out first of all .'>5. 16. and his prayer sh.dl r. unto the clouds 2 Mac. 9. 10. tliat he could ;. to the stars of heavta
REACHED. 2 Esd. 14. 5). and beliohi he r. me a full cup
REACHEIH. JJ i>d.6. 1. wisdom r. tro 11 one end to another Eccl. 21. 5. a praver r. to the ears of God READ.
1 Esd. 2. 30. king ,Arta.'ver.\\\\es his letters being r.' 3. 13. they delivered tliem to him, so he r. them
15. and the writiuiis were r. berore them
9. 41. he r. in the broad court be.ore the porch
2 Esd. 14. 45. tile worthy and unwortliv mav r. it Ear. 1. 3. Barucli diil r. tlie words of this book
14. ye shall r. this book which we have sent
1 .Vac. 14. 19. which writings were r. before congre.
2 Mac. 2. 25. they that will r. mii-'ht have deli!;ht 6. 12. now 1 beseech tliose that r. this bock
8. 23. he appoimed Eleazar to r. the holy book 15. 39. delightetli the ears of them that r. tne story
READER. 1 Esd. 8. 8. Esdras priest and r. of the law, 9. 19.
READING. 1 Mac. 5. 14. while these letters were vet r. behold
READY. lo'r. 14. 3. for I am r. to depart out of this life E>r/i. 11.9. nation troubled, and were r. to perish /I /,'(/. 7. 22. which cannot be letted, r. to lio good Eccl. 29. 26. and feed me of that thou hast r.' 39. 31. tiiey s!'.all be r. on earth wlu-n need is 51. 3. teetn of tiiem that were r. to ilevour me
1 .Vac. 3. 9. he received such as were r. to i.>erisli
17. we are r. to faint with fastim; all ilav
2 .Vac. 3. .il. who lay r. to uive up the ghost
6. X>. when I'.e vvas r. toiiie witii stripes
7. 2. we are r. to die, rather than to transgress 14. so w hen he vvas r. to die, he said tlnis
8. 21. when lie made ihem r. to die lor the laws
READILY. 2 Mac. 14. 9. the cleinencv thou r. shewest to all
KEADlS ESS.
2 .Vac. 13. 12. Judascommauded thev should be in ;.
Kl'.ALM.
1 E'd. 4. 49. he wrote lor .lews that went out of his r, 8. 10. the priests and Levitts liemg w itliin our r.
2 K-d. 13. 31. one r. shall ti-ht against another
1 .Vac. 3. 27. he gathered ail the loicesof his r. 6. 14. Philip, whom he made ruler over all his r.
10. 3'. daysof iiecdom tor all .lews in my r. 52. forasmuch as 1 am come again to my r,
1.';. 2y. .loppe and Gaz.da, cities of mv r.
2 .i;.;c. 10. II. he set l.vsias over the afl'airs of his r.
11. 23. thev that are I'n our r. live quieth
14. 6. .-Xssideans will not let the r. lie in iieace 26. Jud.as, a traitor to his r. to be successor REALMS.
1 Mac. I. 16. might have the dominion of tv,o ;
HEAP.
2 EEccl."!. 3. and thou shalt not r. them sevendold
UE.APl.U. 1 Esd. 4. 6. when they r. that which they had sown Jud. 4. 5. for their fields were ot late r.
RE APE Its. Bil S3, he was going into lield to bring it to the r.
Rr.AIMNG. 1 Eld. 5. 62. for r. up the licnise of the I.oni
RKA~-ON. Jl'isd. 11. 15. Ihev worshipped serpents void of r. 17. 12. but a betravingof the succours r. otfereth /:.<■/. .■!7. 16. let r. go before every en'erprise
1 Mac. 12. 11. we remeinlwr vou m praver, as r. is
RKAM)N AIU.E.
2 Mac. 11. 14. them to a'.;ree to all r. conditions
REASON El 11. Eccl. 14. 20. blessed is the man tliat r. of holy things
REASON IN(i. H'isd. 2. 1. the um;odly said, r. with themselves Eccl. 27. 5. so the trial ot a man is in his r.
REASON INtiS. ll'iid. 7. 20. the violence ot winds, and r. of men
REBEL. 1 Esd. 2. 19. but they will also r. against kinizs Jud. 2. 11. but concerning them that r. spaie not
HERELI.ED. 1 Esd. L 48. he forswore himself and r. Jud. 7. 15. because thev r. and met not thy person
REBELLION. 1 Esd. 2. £7' the niea therein were given to r. 679
Apocryi'ha.] REF
UEBELLIOUS.
1 Esd. 2. 18. Jerusalem, that r. and wicked city
22. thou Shalt uniierstand that city was r.
2 Esd. 1. 8. not obedient, but it is a r. people Eccl. 16. 6. in a r. nation wrath is set on tire
47.21. out of Ephraiin ruled a r. Iiingdom
HEBOUNDIMG. Wisd. 17. 19. or a r. echo from hollow mountains
KEBUKE. 2 Esd. 10. 28. and my prayer is turned into r. Eccl. 11. 7. unilerstaiid lirst, and then r. .31.31, r. not thy neighbour at the wine 48. 7. wlio heardest the r. of the Lord in Sinai
1 Mac. 2. 49. now hath pride and r. gotten strength
REBUKED. Eccl. 13. 22. poor man slipt, and yet they r. him too
RECEIVE. Tob, 5. 2. how can 1 r. the money ? I know him not Jud. 11.5. .fudith said, r. the wordsof thy servant IVisd. 6. 25. r. inslrui tion through my words 12.7- that the land might r. a worthy colony 17. 21. which should aiterwards r. them Eccl. 4. .'M. let not thy hand be stretched to r. (1. 2.3. give ear, my son, r. my advice 33. love to hear, thoushaltr. understanding 11. 34. T. a stranger into thy house, and he will dis- turb thee 12. 5. else thou shalt r. twice as much evil
15. 2. r. him as a wife married of a virgin 18. 14. hath mercy on ihein that r. discipline 19. 19. shall r. fruit of the tree of immortality 29. 6. if he prevail, he shall hardly r. the half 32. 2. T. a crown fur thy well-ordering the feast 35. 12. not with gifts, for such he will not r. .36. 21. a woman will r. every man
38. 2. and he shall r. honour of the king
41. l.yea, unto him that is yet able tor. meat
50. 3. the cistern to r, water was covered with brass 21. they miglit r. a blessing from the Most High
51. 26. and let your soul r. instruction
2 Mac. '. 11. from him I hope to r. them again 29. that I may r. thee again in mercy
36. thou shalt r. just punishment for thy pride RECEIVED. 1 Esd. 6. 6. until such time as an answer was r. TobT. 17. she wept and r. the tearsof her daughter
11. 16. they marvelled because he had r. his sight Jud. 3. 7. the country about r. them with dances Esth. 16. 10. and as a stranger r. of us
Wisd. 3. 6. he r. them as a burnt otJ'ering
16. 14. neither the soul r. up.cometh again 19. 16. whom they had r. w ith feastings
Eccl. 17. 5. they r. the use of the five operations 23. 28. and to be r. of him is long life 29. 5. till he hath r.he will kiss a man's hand 51. 16. 1 r. her, and gat much learning 8 Mac. 7. 8. he r. the next torment in order
RECEIVEST. Eccl. 42. 7- all that thou gavest out, or r. in RECEIVING.
1 Mac. 16. 15. the son of Abubus ?. them deceitfully
2 Mac. 10. 15. r. those that were banished from Jeru.
RIXEPIACLES. Eccl. 39. 17- at the words of his mouth r. of waters
RECITED. Eccl. 44. 5. such as r. verses in writing
RECKONED. Eccl. 29. 4. many r. it found and put them to trouble
1 Mac. 10.38. that they may be r. to be under one
RECKONING. Tvb. 6. 15. make thou no r. of the evil spirit Eccl. 42. 3. of r. with partners anil travellers RECOMPENSE.
2 Esd. 15. 21. so will 1 do and r. in their bosom 55. therefore shalt thou receive r.
Eccl. 7. 28. how canst thou r. them the things
12. 2. do good to the godly, thou shalt find a r. J4. 6. and there is a r. of his wickedness
17. 2.3. it will render their r. on their heads 20. 10. there is a gift whose r. is double
.36. 20. but a man of experience will r. him Bar. 6. 34. evil or good, they are not able to r. it 1 iUflf.2. 68. r. fully the heathen, and take heed 10. 27. we will r. you for all the things ye do
RECOMPENSED. 1 Mac. 16. 17- in which lioing he r. evil for good
RECOMPENSEIH. Ecel. 35. 11. for the Lord r. and will give thee RECONCILED.
1 Esd. 4. 31. that she might be r. to him again
2 Mac. 5. 20. the great Ixjrd bein" r. it was set up 8. 29. they oesought the mere ifuT Lord to be r.
RECONCILEMENT. Ji.ccl. 27.21. and after reviling, there may ber.
RECONCILIATION. r.ccl. 22. 22. fear not, for there may be a r. 45. 16. he chose him to make r. for his people
23. Phinees stood up and made r. for Israel
2 Mac. 12. 45. whereupon he made a r. for the dead
RECORD. Esth. 12. 4. tlie king made a r. of these things
RECORDED. 1 Esd. 1. 42. those things that are r. of him RECORDS.
1 Mae. 14.23. a copy of their ambassage in public r.
2 Mac. 2. 1. it is also found in the r.that Jeremy
RECOVERED. Jud. 14. 7. but when they had r. him, he fell
1 Mac. 2. 48. they r. the law out of the hand of the
Gentiles 10.52. as I am come again, and have r. our country
2 Mac. '1.11. r. again the temple and freed city
RECOUNTED. 2 Mac. 8. 19. he r. what helps their fathers found
RED. U'isd. 10. 18. she brought them through the R. sea
REDRESS. Bar. 6. 54. nor can r. a wrong, being unable
REEERRED. S Mac. 11. .36. touching things to be r. to the king
REFORM. 2 Ejd. 14. .34. r. your hearts, ye shall be kept alive
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REFORMED. Wisd. 9. 18. for so the ways of them which lived on the earth wei e r. and men were taught the things 12.26. they that would not be r. by correction Ea:cI. 10. 25. he will not grudge when he is r. 23. 15. will never be r. all the days of his life
REFORM EDST. 2 Esd. 8. 12. and thou r. it with thy judgment
REFRAIN. Wisd. 1. 11. and r. your tongue from backbiting E^cl. 4. 23. T. not to speak when there is occasion 18 30. but r. thyself from thine appetites REFRESHED. 2 Esd. 11.46. that all the earth may ber. and return
REFRESHETH. Eccl. 43. 22. a dew coming after heat, r. REFIJGE.
1 Mac. 10. 14. for it was their place of r.
2 Mac. 10. 28. having their r. also unto the Lord
REFUSE.
1 Esd. 2. 19. they will not only r. to give tribute Eccl. 6 23. receive advice, and r. not my counsel
REFUSED. E^cl, 29.7.niany have r. to lend for others' ill dealing
REFUSE. Tob. 5. 18. let it be as r. in respect of our child Wisd. 1.3. 12. after spending the r, of his work
13. taking the very r. which served to no use Eccl. 27. 4. sifteth with a sieve, the r. remainetb
REGARD.
2 Esd. 8. 27. r. not wicked inventions of the heathen
15. 10. they shall not r. their kings or princes Tob. 3. 15. command some r. to be had of me Eccl. 10. 19. that r. not the law are dishonourable
20. 7. but a babbler and a fool will r. no time 41. 12. r. thy name, for that shall continue
REGARDED. Wisd. 3. 17- yet shall they be nothing r. 2 Mac. 7. 12. for that he nothing r. tlie pains
REGARDEIH. Eccl. 34. 2. whoso r. dreams, is like him that
REGARDING. Wisd. 10. 8. r. not wisdom, they gat this hurt
REGIONS. . 1 Esd. 4. 28. do not all r. fear to touch him .'
REGISIER. 1 Mac. 14. 22. did r. the things that they spake
REGISTERED. 1 Mac. 8. 20. we mitrbt be r. your confederates
REHEARSE. Eccl. 19. 7. »■. not to another what is told thee
REJECT, ED. Jnd. 11.10. r. not his word, but lay it up in thy heart Wisd. 9.4. r. me not from among thy chihlren Eccl. 4. 4. r. not the supplication of the afflicted 20. 20. a wise sentence shall be r. when it comes
REIGN. Wisd. 3. 8. and their Lord shall r. for ever 0.21. honour wisdom, thatyeinay r. for evermore
REIGNED. Wisd. 14. 25. there r. in all men without exception Eccl. 47. 13. Solomon r. in a peaceable time 1 Mac. 1. 1. he r. in his stead, the first over Greece 7. Alexander r. twelve years, and then died 10. Anliochus r. in the 1.37th year of the kingdom 6. 2. Alexander who r. first among the Grecians 10. 1. by means whereof he r. there 11. 19. by this Demetrius r. in the 107th year 54. young Antiochus, who r. and was crowned 12.7. letters from Darius, who r. among you REINS.
1 Mac. 2. 24. when Matlathias saw, his r. trembled
REJOICE. Tob. 13. 7. my soul shall r. in his greatness
14. love thee, for they shall r. in thy peace 14.7. those who love the Lord in truth shall r.
Jud. 4. 12. the sanctuary for the nations to r. at Eccl. 8.7. r. not over thy greatest enemy 16. 2. though they multiply, r. not in them 22. 2.3. that thou mayest r. in his prosperity 26. 4. rich or poor, he shall at all times r. .30. 2. shall r. of him among his acquaintance 3. and before his friends he shall r. of him 35. 19. till he have made them to r. in his mercy .39. 31. they shall r. in his commandment 40. 20. wine and music r. the heart
50. 20. to give the blessing and r. in his name
51. 29. let your soul r. in his mercy Bar. 4. 12. let no man r. over me a widow
2 Mac. 15. 11. which did not a little r. them
RE.IOICED. Tob. 14. 15. before his death he r. over Nineve Wisd. 7. 12. 1 r. in them al I for wisdom goeth before Eccl. 30. 5. while he lived, he saw and r. in him Bar. 3. 34. the stars shined in their watches and r. 4. 31. miserable are they that r. at thy fall .33. for as she r. at thy ruin and was glad
1 Mac. 7. 48. for this the people r. greatly
14. 11. made peace, and Israel r. with great joy
REJOICETH. Eccl. 26. 2. a virtuous woman r. her husband 37. 4. which r. in the prosperity of a friend
REJOICING.
2 Esd. 10. 22. our r. is at an end
'Job. 11. 15. his son went in r. and told his father Eccl. 1 . 11. the fear of the Lord is a crown of r.
18. and it enlargeth their r. that Inve him Bar. 4. 34. 1 will lake away the r. ot'ner multitude
.37. lo, thy sons come r. in the glory of God 5. 5. r. in the remembrance of God
RELEASE, ED. Prayer of Mnnnss. cannot liftmy head, nor have r. 1 Mac. 10.29. tor your sakes 1 r. all the Jews
30. I r. it from this day forth
42. even those thinss shall he r. they appertain RELIEF.
1 Mac. 11. ,35. we discharge them of all for their r.
2 Mac. 3. 10. for the r. of widows and fatherless
RELIEVING. Eccl. 3. 14. r. thy father shall not be forgotten
RELIGION. 1 Mac. 1. 43. the Israelites consented to his r.
REN
1 Mae. S.19.and fall away from the r.of their fathers 22. to ^o from our r. either on right band or left
2 Mac. t). 24. were now gone to a strange r.
8. 1. took all such as continued in the Jews' r. 14. 38. jeopard his body for the r. of the Jews
RELIGIOUS. Jud. 11. 17. thy servant is r. and serveth God
RELY. .
Eccl. 15. 4. he shall r. on her and not be confouodet)
RELIED.
1 Mac. 8. 12. with such as r. on them kept amity
REMAIN.
2 Esd. 13. 49. he shall defend his people that r. Jud. 11. 17. therefore, my lord, 1 will r. with thee Eccl. 23. 27. they that r. shall know there is
42. 23. all these things live and r. for ever
44. 11. shall continually r. a good inheritance 13. their seed shall r. for ever, and their glory
45. 15. to his seed so long as the heavens should r. Bar. 2. 21. so shall ye r. in the land that 1 gave
6. 3. ye shall r. in Babylon many years, a long
REMAINED. Eccl. 48. 15. there r. a small people and a ruler
REMAIN ETH. Eccl. 38. 19. in affliction also sorrow r.
REMEDY. Wisd. 2. 1. in the death of a man there is no r. ' 16. 9. nor was there found any r. for their life Eccl. 3. 28. in punishment of proud there is no r.
43. 22. a present r. of all is a mist coming speedily
REMEDILESS.
Esth. 16. 5. hath enwrapped them in r. calamities
REM EM BE It.
1 Esd, 3.23. they r. not what they have done
4. 43. r. ihy row which thou hiist vowed to build.
2 Esd. 2. 31. r. thy children that sleep
8. .39. and I will r. also their pilgrimage Tob. 3. 3. r. me, and look on me, punish me not 4. 4. T. that she saw many dangers for thee
19. therefore, my son, r. my commandments 6. 15. dost thou not r. precepts thy father gave thee ? 14. 10. r. how Aman handled Achiacharus Jud. 8. 26. r. what things he 28. r.that thou wast begot of them
36. r. the end and thou shalt never do amiss 8. 5. r. that we are all worthy of punishment
7. rejoice not over enemy, but r. that we die allr 9. 12. r. shall not go unpunished to their grave
13. r. that thou goest in the midst of snares
12. 12. and thou at last r. my words
14. 12. r. that death will not be long in coming
15. 8. and men that are liars cannot r. her
18. 25. thou hast enough, r. the time of hunger 23. 14. r. thy father and thy mother
18. the Most High will not r. my sins 28. 6. r. thy end, and let ennuty cease, r. corruiv tion and death, abide in the commandments-
7. r. the commandments and bear no malice 31. 13. r. that a wicked eye is an evil thing 36. 8. make the time short, r. the covenant 38. 20. drive it away, and r. the last end
41. .3. r. them that have been before thee
42. 15. I will nowr. the works of the I^rd Bar. 2. .30. in captivity they shall r. themselves
33. they shall r. the way of their fathers .3. 5. r. not the iniquities of our forefathers 4. 14. r. ye the captivity of my sons and daughter*- Sus. 9. that they might not r. just judgments
1 Mac. 4. 9. r. how our fathers were (lelivered 0. 12. I r. the evils that I did at Jerusalem
7. .38. r. their blasphemies, and suffer them not 12. 11. we r. you in sacrifices we ofler
2 Macs. 4. r. the wicked slaughter of infants
15. 8. but to r. the help which they had received.
REMEMBUANCE. 2 &rf. 1. .36. yet they shall call their sins to r. 12. 47. for the Highest hath yon in r. 'Job. 12. 12. 1 did bring the r. of your prayei^ IVisd. 2. 4. no man shall have our works in r. 11.12. a groaning for the r. of things past
16. 6. to put them in r. of the commandment Eccl. 1 1 . 25. in affliction there is no r. of prosperity
28. 1. he will surely keep his sins in r.
38. 23. when the dead is at rest, let his r. rest
41. 1. O death, how bitter is Iher. of thee!
49. 1. the r. of .losias is like the composition
5«. 16. for ar. before the Most High
Bar. 5. 5. rejoicing in the r. of God
1 .Mad. 51. call to r. what acts our fathers did
2 Mac, 12. 42. the sin miaht wholly be put out of c
REMEMBEHED. Tob. 1. 12. because I r. God with all my heart 4. 1 . in that day Tobit r. the money
8. 2. as he went he r. the words of Raphael Eslb. 10. 12. so God r. his people and justified Eccl. 3. 15. in the day of affliction shall be r. Bar. 3.23. none of these haver, the p^ths of wisdom'
4. 27. shall he r. of him that brought these things Bel. .38. Daniel said, thou hast r. me, O God 1 Mac. 5, 4. he r. the injury of the children of Beaik
REMESIBEREIH. 1 Esd. 4. 21. he r. neither father nor mother
REMEMBERING. Tob. 2. 6. r. that prophecy of Amos, as he said
REMLSS. Eccl. 4. 29. and in thy deeds be not slack and r.
REMOVE. rf'i>REND. Wisd. 4. 19. he shall r. them, and cast them down
RENDER. Tob. 2. 13. is it not stolen? r. it to the owners Eccl. 17. 2.3. I will r. recompenceon their head* 33. 13. to r. to them as likelh him best
REND EH ED. Wisd. 10. 17. 'he r. to the righteous a reward
REP
RENnERIXG. Etti. 16. 18. r. to him acconiing to his deserts
RKNEW. 1 Mac. 1C.3. that you should r. the friendship 16. to r. the amitv that we had with thtm KENEWt'.D.
1 dJac. 4. 57. the L'ates and the chambers they r. 5. 1. the nations henni that the sanctuary was r.
IIENEWING. l^.Vac. 12. 10. to send tor the r. of brotherhood RENOUNCE.
2 Esd. 14. 13. therefore now r. corruption
KEN t) UN. £ccl. 3. 19. manv are in liii;h place and of r.
RENOWNED. Jud. 11. C?. thou Shalt lie r. throuijh the whole earth Eccl. 30. ". he will keep the sayings uf r. men 44. .t. men r. for their power givmg counsel
1 Mac. 3. y. was r. to tlie utmost part of tiie earth
5. 6.!. Judas and his brethren were greatly r.
6. 1. Elymais was a city greatly r. for riclies
14. 10. so that his honoui able name was r.
2 Mac. 2. £2. the temple r. all the world over
RENT. 1 EsJ. 8. 71. as 1 heard these thines, T r. my clotlies Jvd. 14. 16. therefore he cried and r. his ijarmetits
19. when heard tliese words, they r. their coats Bar. 6. 31. havinj; their clothes r. and heads
shaven 1 Mac. 1. ,%. had r. in pieces the books of the law S Mac. 4. 38. took his purple, and r. off his clothes
RKP.AIR. 1 Esd. 2. 18. r. the wallsof it, and lay foundation
KEP.AIKEI). Eccl. 50. 1. who in his life r. the house asain 1 AJac. y. 50. he r. the strong cities in .luilea 6C. Ihev r. the decavs thereof, and made it strong 12. .37. they r. that which was called Caphenatha
REP.A1RI>,G. 1 Mac. 10. 44. for r. the works of the sanctuary R EP A RA HON.
1 Mac. 14. 34. all things en venient for the r. thereof
REPAY.
2 Esd. 15. 20. to r. thiniis that they have done Tod. 4. 14. if ihou serve (iod, he will also r. thee Eccl. 4. 31. and shut when thou shouldest r.
12. 6. Most Hiyh will r. ven^reance tothe unsiodly 29. 5. when he should r. he will prolong the time"
REPAYEU. Eccl. 35. 18. he r. venseanco to the heathen
REPAYETIE Eccl. 20. 12. much for little, an.i r. it seven-fold
REPEN 1. 11 isd. 19. 2. they would r. and pursue them Eccl. 17.24. to them that r. he °i anted them return 21. 6. but he that t'earetli the Lord will r. 32. 19. do nothing without advice, and when thou hast once done, r. r.ot 33. 19. give not thy goods to another, Itst itr. thee Praier cf Marians, thou art the Ci^d ot thein that r.
REPENTANCE. 2 Esd. 9. 11. when place of r. was open to them Il'isd. 12. 10. thou gavest them place of r. Eccl. 17. 22. giver, to his sons and daughters 18. 21. and in tiie time of sins shew r. 20. 3. how good is it w hen art reproved toshew r. ? 44. 16. an example ot r. to all generations Pros/, of ^Ja>las^. thou hast promised r. and forgive- ness, thou hast appiiir.ted r. to ii;e that am asinner REPEN lEU. £ff/.48.15. for all this the people r. not nor departed
REPEM I SI. Prayer of Manas s. thou r. of tlie evils of men
REPEN UN (J. rf isd. 5. 3. they r. and groaning for anguish of spirit
REPEEMSIIKl). Eccl. 16.4. by one of nnderstHUdingsliallcity ber. .32. 13 who hath r. thee \\\\i ith his good things
REPLIED. ToA. 2. 14. but slier, upon me, it was given as a gift
REPORl. nVirf. 8. 18. in talking with her is a good r. Eccl. 31. 23. the r. of his good housekeeping Hus. 27. was never such a r. made ot Susaiiiia
1 .Vac. 12. 23. to make r. to you on this wise
15. .36. and made r. to him of these speeches
2 Mac. 14. .37. Razis, a man of very good r.
REPORIKD. 1 Esd. 1. 33. are r. in the books of the kind's Jud. 11. 8. It IS r. in all the earth, that thou only Eccl. 44 8. that thrir praises might be r.
1 Mac. 5. 14. other nies^enaers, who r.on tills wise
2 .Vnc 2. 13.thesaine things were r. in tlie writiii"s 11. 18. what things were meet to be r. to the kin-
Rl.POSK. IVisd. 8. 16. I am come, 1 will r. myself with her
REPROOF. li'isd. 11.7. for a tnanifest r. of that commandment Eccl. 20. 1. there is a r. that is not comely
REPROOFS. £fW. 48. 10. who w ast ordained for r. in their times
KEPROACII. Toi. 3. 4. for a proverb of r. to all nations 10. if 1 do this, it shall be a r. unto him
13. take me out that I may hear no more the r. Jud. 4. 12. and the sanctuary to profanatiiii and r.
5. 21. we become a r. before all the world
8. 22. we shall lie a r. to all them that possess us
9. 2. who polluteil her virginity to her r. Wisd. 4. 18. a r. among the dead lor evermore
5. 3. this was he whom we had a proverb 6. 1. thou Shalt inherit an ill name, sliatne and r. 9. being turned toeiimitv will iliscover thy r.
23. 26. and her r. shall not be blotted out 27. 28. mockerv and r. aie from the proud 29. 23. that thou hear not the r. of thy house
41. 6. their posterity shall have a perpetual r.
42. 11. lest she make thee a r. anions the people
14. than a woman whi< h bringeth shame and r. 47. 4. did he not take away r. trom the people ?
Bar. 2. 4. to be as a r. and desolation among all
RES
Bar. 3. 8. thou hast scattered us for a r. and a curse
6. 72. they shall be a r. in the country
73. better is the just man, he shall be far from r. Dan. 3. lu. become a shame and r. to thy .servants
1 Mac. 1. .39. her sabbaths were turned into r.
4. 45. pull it down lest it should be a r. to them 58. for the r. of the heathen was put away REPRO.ACII. Eccl. S. 5. r. not a man that turneth from sin
REPROACHED. Toi. 3. 7. Sara was r. by her father's maids Eccl. 41. "■ the children shall be r. for his sake
REPROACH E.S. Toi. 3. 6. because I have heanl false r. have sorrow
REPROACHFUL. 2ilfae.7.24. Antiochus suspecting it to be a r. speech
REPROACHING. Eccl. 29. 28. r. ot the lender is grievous to a man
reprove:
2 E'd. 12. 32. he shall r. and upbraid them
14. 1:>. set thy house in order, and r. thy people Jl'isd. 2. 14. he was made to r. our thoughts 18. 5. to r. them, thou tookest away their children Ecci. 20. 2. it is much better to r. than be angry 29. gifts stop up his mouth, that he cannot r. REPROVED. Jf'isd. 17. 7. their vaunting was r. with disgrace Eccl. 20. 3. when thou art r. to shew repentance
21. 6. he that hateth to he r. is in way ot sinners .32. 17. a sinful man will not be r. but finds e.xcuse
2 Mac. 4. 33. he r. him and withdrew himself
REPROVE IH. Jf'iid. 1. 3. his power when tried, r. the unwise Eccl. IB. 13. he r. and nurtureth, and teacheth
REPUTAllON, Sus. 64. Daniel had in great r. in sight of the people
REUUE.Sr. 2 Mac. 9. 26. I r. you to remember the benefits 11. 17. lliev made r. for the performance KEiJUlKE.
1 Esd. 4. 46. O king, this is that which I r.
8. 22. that you r. no ta.\\\\, nor any imposition
2 E>d. 1. ."2. whose blood 1 w ill r. of your hands Bar. 6. .35. though he keep it not, they will not r. it
1 Mac.~. 12. a company of scribes to r. justice
2 Mac. 11. 24. thev r. that we should sutler them
I{F.QU1RED.
1 Esd. 6. 12.. we r. ot them the naines in writing
2 E^d. 13.21. I will open the thing that thou hast r. Jud. 7. 24. in that > ou liave not r. peace of Assur
2 Mac. 7. 10. when he was r. he put out his tongue
REQUIRETH. Eccl. 8. 9. learn to give answer as need r. 2 jU«c.6.27.shew mvself such an one asinine age r.
REQUISITE, n isd. 16.4. it was r. on them should come poverty
REQUITE. Eccl. 8. ly. lest he r. thee with a jlirewd turn 30. 6. cue that shall r. kindness to his friends
REQUliEFH. Eccl. 3. 31 . he that r. good turns is mindful of that 35. 2. he that r. a gooii turn, ofl'ereth tine tiour
R E.S F.MB LANCE. in>d. 14. 19. to make the r. of the best fashion Eccl. 34. 3. dreams is the r. of one thing to another
RESFRVK. JnJ. 2. 10. if thev viehi.thou s'laltr. them for me
kE.SKR\\\\ ED. Jnd. 11. 13. to spend first-fruits r. tor the priests 2 Mac. 4. 19. but to be r. tbrothcr charges
RE.SIUUE. 2 Esd. 11. 4. was tireatei . yet resteii it witli the r.
ly. so went it w ith all tlie r. one after another Jiid. 15. 6. the r. that dwelt at Rethiilia. ,-poiled
1 .Mac. 3. 24. the r. tied into land ot Phili=tmes
2 Mac. 8. 28. the r. tliev divided among tlieuistlves
RF.SISI'. Jud. 11. 18. none of them that shall r. thee Est/i. 13. U. there is no man that canr. thee
KE^lsr.ANCE. 1 Mac. 11. .38. saw that no r. was made against liim
UEslSI 1.1). /!«/. 2. 25. and he killed all tliat r. him i Mac. 1-1. 7- neitlur was there anv that r. him
RI.SI.sl Elll. ■ Eccl. 19. 5. but he tliatr. pleasures, crowneth life
RESOL\\\\ 11). Jiid. II. 13. arer. to spend the first-fruits of corn Eci I. 3.1. 32. 1 was r. ami thouHht on these thiiii'S
1 Mac. 1. 62. many r. not to eat any unclean thing
2 Mtu-. 15.1. r. to set upon them on the sabbath-day
RKstJLUlE. 2 Mac. 6. 20. are r. to stand against such things
RFSdRl." Feci. 27. 9. the bir.ls will r. unto their like 39. 5. will give his heart to r. early to the Lord
RE-SORIED. Eslli. 14. 1. (pieeii I'.sther r. unto the Txird Hus. 4. .loacim was rich, and to him r. the Jews
RF.sPFCl. Toi. 5. IK. let it be as refuse in r. of our child Hud. 4. 15. that be hath r. unto his < hoseii
7. y. all gold m r. of her is as a littli sand ly. 15. but some r. shall be had ot those
Eccl. 16. 3. t! list not iheir lite, nor r. their multitude .35. 12. and with him is no r. of persons 46. 14. and the Lord had r. unto Jacob
RFSPFCIED. Jf'isd. 2. 20. for by his own saying he shall be r.
R I'.sP 1 1 E, 1 Mac. 12.25. he gave them nor. to enter his country
R F.S 1 . 1 Eld. 1. 58. the time ot her desolation shall she r. finrf. 4. 7. prevented with death, vet shall he be in r. Eccl. 6. 28. at the last thou shall find iier r. 11. 19. he saith, 1 have tomiil r. and now will eat 20. 21. when hetaketh r. he shall not be troubled
22. 11. make little weeping for the dead, he is at r. 13. depart trom him, and thou shalt find r.
24. 7. with all these I sought r. and in whose 8. he that made me caused my tabernacle to r. 11, likewise in Uie beloved city he gave nie r.
REV [Apocryph*.
iErc/. 28. 16. whosohearken. to it, shall nevertind r. 33. 25. if set servant to labour, thou shalt tiuU r. 3d. 24. a help like himself, and a pillar of r. .'its. 23. when dead is at r. let his remembrance r.
40. 5. and in the time of r. upon his bed
6. a little or nothing is his r. and afterward
41. 1. to a man that liveth at r. in his possessions 44. 23. and made it r. on the head of Jacob
51. 27. how 1 have gotten to me much r.
1 .Vac. 7. 50. the land of .luda was in r. a while y. 57. the land of Judea was in r. two years
2 Mac. 11. 25. that this nation shall be lu r.
RESi ED. Jud. 10.21. Ilolofernes r. on his bed under a canopy Eccl. 47. 23. thus r. Solomon with his fathers
1 Mac. 16. 4. who r. that niaht at Modin
RFSFEIH. Eccl. 5. 6. his indiunatii 11 r. upon sinners 31. 3. when he r. he is tilled with his delicates It ES 1 O R F.
2 Esd. 7. ,32. the earth shall r. those asleep in her 'J'i'i. Ill, 12. the Lord of heaven r. thee, my brother Eccl. 48. 10. wast ordained to r. the tribes ot Jacob Bar. 6. .•57. they cannot r. a blinil man to slight
1 Mac. 3. 43. let US r. the decavtd estate of people
15. 3. that I mav r. it to the old estate
2 Mac. o. iti. he would r. all the holy vessels
11. 25. we have determined to r. tiieir temple
12. 25. that he w ould r. them without hurt
14. 46. calling on the Lord to r. him those again RESTORED.
1 Esd. 6. 26. should be r. to the house at Jerusalem '2 E>d. 12. 18. but shall be r. to his beginning
I'oi. 2. 1. my wife -Anna was r. to me with mv son 14. 2. las sight, which was r. to him after 'eight
vears Jl'isd. 16. 12. was not herb that r. them to health RESURKECITON.
2 Esd. 2. 23. I will give thee the first place in my r. 2.1/ac.7- 14. as for thee, thou shalt have nor. tolife
12. 43. in that he was mindful of the r.
RE FA IN. Eccl. 41. 10. it is not ijood to r. al] shamefacedcess
RETIKIN'O. 2 Mac. 5. 9. he pei islied, r. to the Lacedemonians
RE FUR N.
2 Esd. 16. 16. so the plagues shall not r. again
Toi. 5. 15. if ye r. safe, 1 will add something
20. he shall r. in salet>. thy eyes shall see him
14. 5. they sl'all r. from all places of their captivity
Eccl. 4. 18. then will she r. the straight way to hii'ij
16. .'50. and they shall r. into it a^'ain
17- 24. but to tliem that repent, he granted them r. 25. r. to the Lord, and forsake thy sins 27. 9. so will truth r. to them that practise in her 29. 5. r. words of grief, and complain of time 40. 1. till the day thty r. to the mother of all
1 Mac. 3. 56. should r. every man to his own house
10. 55. thou didst r. into the land of thy fatliers
2 Mac. 5. 8- in the end he had an unhappy r.
11. 29. declared, that voiir desire was to r. home
REl URN ED. Ti. 2. 5. then T r. and washed myself
9. the same night also I r. from the burial .Tiid. 5. 19. but now are they r. to their OoA H'ud.l. 1. any man known fo haver, from the grave Bar. 4. 28. so being r. seek him ten times nun e
1 Mac. 2. 63. because he is r. into his dust
5. 54. not one slain, until thev had r. in peace REI URNE'riL
2 Esd. 16. 16. as an arrow r. not backward l\'>id. 15. 8. within a little wl.ile r. to the same
16. 14. thesi'irit when it is ijoiie forth, r. not Eccl. 26. 28. one that r. trom righteousness to sin
REV FA I.. 2 Ro/. 10. 38, the IIii:liest w ill r. manv secret thin"*- 14. 3. 1 did manit'estlv r. nuself to .Mi.ses 'ioi. 12. 11. honourable to r. the works of Cod Eccl. 19. 8. if thou canst w ithout offence, r. them not
REVEALED. Eccl. 1.6. to whom luth the root of wisdom been r.? 3. 10. but nivsteries are r. to the meek
REVFALFIH. Eccl. 42. 19. he r. the steps of hidden things
RFVKALINt;. E.ccl. 41. 23. be ashamed of r. of secrets
RFVFLLINC;. 2 Mac. 6. 4. the temple was hlltit with riot and r.
1U',\\\\ ELLIN t;s. JViid. 14. 23. while thev made r. of strange rites
REVFNCrF. Ji'i'd. 5. 17. his weapon for the r. of his enemies /,■(■(/. 5. 3. for the Lord will surelv r. thy pride
25. 14. and anv r. but the r. of eueinies
48. 8. who anointed kiiiL'S to take r. and prophets KFVFNGFD. Jud. 1". 20. but thou hast r. our ruin l\\\\ lid. 12. 12. to be r. for the um igliteous man
RFVKN(,E1H. Eccl. 28. 1. he that r. shall find vengeance froin L.
RFVFNUE.
2 Mac. 4. 8. and of anotiier r. eighty talents
0. Id. would out of his own r. defray the charges
KFVFNUES.
2 Mac. 3. 3. Seleucus of his own r. bare the costs
RFVFUENCE. 2 Esd. 15. 20. call the kings of the earth to r. me Jud. 10. 23. she fell down and did r. to him n ;.■(/. 2. 10. let us not r. the ancient gray hairs l-.ccl. 4 22. let not the r. of any man cause tiiee tall 7. 29 fear the Lord with thy soul, and r. his priests
26. 24. an honest woman will r. her husband
REVERENCED. Jud. 14. 7. he fell at ludith's feet and r. her Bar. 4. 15. who neither r. old man, nor pitied child
REVFREND. 2 Mac. 15. 12. a gmvl man r. in conversation
REVILING. Eccl. 22. 24. as smoke before hie, so r. before blood 27- 21. and after r. there mav be reconcilement
REVlLlNtiS. £rc/. 27. 15. their r. are grievous to the ear 681
APOCEYPHA.
RIG
REVIVED. 1 Mac. 13. 7. people heard these words, theirspirit r.
REVOKED. 1 Mae. 11. 36. and nothing hereof shall be r.
KEVOI.T. 1 Mac.C. 15. such as compelled the people to r. 13. 16. that when he is at liherty he may nut r.
REVOLTED. Toi. 1. 5. all the tribes which together r. 1 Mac. 7. 24. he took vengeance ot'them that had r. SMac.l. 7. >■• from the huly land and kingdom
5. 11. the king thouKht that Judea had t.
REWARD. S Esd.Z. 35. be ready to tlie r. of the kingdom
3. 33. and yet their r. appeareth not
4. .35. when comelli the fruit of the floor of our r.? 7. 35. the work shall follow, the r. shall be shewed 8. 33. the just shall out of their own deeds re- ceive r.
39. I will remember the r. that they shall have Jud. 7. 15. thus shall thou render them an evil r. IVisd. 5. 15. their r. also is with the Lord 10. 17. to the riahteous a r. of their labours £ccl. 2. 8. believe him, and your r. shall not fail
31. 18. and this is the portion of his r.
22. the blessing of the L. is in the r. of the godly 26. to T. a man according to his ways 17. 23. afterward he will rise up and r. them 36. 16. r. them that wait for thee, let thy prophets 51. 22. the Lord hath given me a tongue for my r. .30. in his time he will give you your r. S Mac. 5. 7. received shame for the r. of his treason 8. 33. so he received a r. for his wickedness
15. 33. they should hang up the r. of his madness
REWARDED. Tab. 14. 10. remember how he r. him again £sth. 12. 5. to serve in court, and for this he r. him
IViid. 3. 5. a little chastised, they shall be greatly r. 1 Mac. 11. 53. nor r. him according to the benefits S Mac. 4. 38. thus the Lord r. him as he deserved
KEWARDS. 1 Esd. 4. 39. there is no accepting of persons or r. 1 Mac. 2. IB. with silver and gold, and many r.
10. 28. will grant you immunities, and give your.
16. 19. he might give them silver, gold, and r.
RICH. 1 Esd. 3. 19. mind of the poor man and r. to be one
21. and it maketh every heart r.
Eccl. 8. 2. be not at variance with a r. man
10. 22. whether he be r. noble, or poor
30. and the r. man is honoured for his riches
11. 18. there is that waxeth r. by his wariness 2L it is easy on a sudden to make a poor man r.
' 13. 3. the r. man hath done wrong, yet threateneth
22. when a r. man hath fallen, hath many helpers
23. when a r. man speaketh, every man holdeth
30. 14. than a r. man that is afflicted in body 31. 3. the r. hath great labour in gathering
8. blessed is ihe r. that is without blemish 44. 6. r. men furnished with ability, living peaceab. 45. 8. he strengthened him with r. garments Sus. 4. now .loacim was a great r. man 1 Mac. 6. 2. that there was in it a very r. temple a Mac. 7. 24. make him both a r. and happy man
RICHER. Wind. 8. 5. what is r. than wisdom that worketh Eccl. 13. 2. with one mightier and r. than thyself
RICHES. JVisd. 5. 8. or what good hath r. brought us ? 8. 5. if r. be a possession to be desired in life 18. in the works of her hands are infinite r. Eccl. 10. 8. because of injuries, and r. got by deceit
30. the rich man is honoured for his r.
31. honoured in poverty, how much more in r. .' he that is dishonoured in r. how much in poverty !
11. 14. poverty and r. come of the Lord
13. 24. r. are good to him that hath no sin
14. 3. r. are not comely for a niggard
■21. 4. to terrify and do wrong will waste r.
24. 17. my flowers are the fruit of honour and r.
28. 10. according to his r. his anger riseth
30. 16. there is no r. above a sound body
31. 1. watching for r. consumeth the flesh .3. the rich hath great labour in gathering r.
37. 6. be not unmindful of him in thy r.
40. 26. r. and strength lift up the heart Uar. 6. 35. they can neither give r. nor money 1 Mac. 4. 23. to spoil tents, where they got great r.
6. 1. that Elymais was a city renowned for r.
•2 Mac. 3. 6. multitude of their r. was innumerable
RIDER. •2 Mac. 3. 25. a horse with a terrible r. upon him
RIDER.S. Jud. 2. 5. horses with their r. twelve thousand
RIDICULOUS. Eccl. 34. 18. he sacrificeth, his offering is r.
RIFLED.
1 Mac. 1. 61. they r. (heir houses, and slew them
RIGHT.
2 Esd. 10. 39. he hath seen that thy way is r. Tab. 3. 17- belonged to Tobias by r. of inheritance
6. 11. for to thee doth the r. of her appertain Jvd. 8. 11. your words you have spoken are not r. Wisd. 9. 9. knew what was r. in thy commandments 10. 10. she guided him in r. paths, shewed him Eccl. 49. 9. and directed them that went r. Dan. 3. 4. thy ways are r. all thy judgments truth 1 Mac. 9. 15. who discomfited the r. wing
RIGHT-AIMING. Wisd. 5. 21. r. thunderbolts shall go abroad
KlGUl-/iand. . 1 Esd. 4. 29. sitting at the r.-hand of the king •2 Esd. 3.6. which thy r.-hand had planted
16. 13. strong is his r.-hand that bendeth Wisd. 5. 16. with his r.-Aaarf shall he cover them Eccl. 12. 12. neither let him sit at thy r.-hand
21. 19. doctrine to fools, like manacles on r.-hand 49. 11. Zorobabel was as a signet on the r.-hand Bar. 6. 15. he hath also in his r.-hand a dagger ■2 jVac. 4. .34. gave him his r.-hand with oaths 14. 33. he stretched out his r.-hand to the temple
15. 15. Jeremias liolding forth his T.-hand
682
ROB
RIGHTEOUS.
1 Esd. 3. II. Noah, of whom came all r. men Tob. 2. 14. where are thy alms and thy r. deeds ?
13. 9. he will have mer«y on the sons of the r. Esth. 11. 7. they might fight against Ihe r. people
9. the whole r. nation was troubled
14. 7. worshipped their gods, O Lord, thou artr. Wisd. 2. 12. let us lie in wait for the r.
3. 1. the souls of the r. are in the hand of God
10. the ungodly, which have neglected the r.
4. 7. but though the r. be prevented with death
16. the r. that is dead shall condemn the ungodly
5. 15. but the r. live for evermore
10. 4. wisdom directed the course of the r.
5. she found out ther. and preserved him
6. she delivered the r. man who fled from fire 10. when the r. fled from his brother's wrath 13. when the r. was sold, she forsook him not
17. rendered to ther. a reward of their labours CO. therefore the ;. spoiled the ungodly
12. 9. to bring the ungodly under the nand of r.
15. as thou art r. thyself, thou orderest all
16. 17. for the worlii fighteth for the r. 23. that the r. might be nourished
18. 9. the r. chiliiren of good men did sacrifice 20. the tasting of death toucheth the r. also
19. 17. as those were at the doors of the r. man Eccl. 18. 2. the Lord only is r. and none other 27. 29. that rejoice at Ihe fall of the r. be taken .35. 6. the otfering of the r. makes the altar fat
44. 17. Noah was found r. in the time of wrath Bar. 2. 9. for the Lord is r. in all his works Dan. 3. 64. O ye spirits and souls of the r. bless the
tovd Sics. 3. her parents also were r. and taught her Prayer of Manass. G. of our fathers and their r.seed
2 Mac. 1. £4. who art strong and r. and merciful
12. 6. and calling upon God the r. judge
RIGHTEOUSNESS. 2 Esd. 5. 11. is r. that maketh a man righteous gone
7. 44. r. is grown, and truth is sprung up
8. .30. love them that put their trust in thy r. 32. to us, namely, that have no worksof r.
Tob, 12. 8. a little with r. is better than much
13. 8. and let all praise him for his r.
14. 11. what alms doth, and how r. doth deliver Wisd. ]. 1. love r. ye that be judges of the earth
15. for r. is immortal, but ungottly men called 2. 22. neither hoped they for the wages of r,
5. 6. we have erred, and the light of r. hath not shined on us, the sun of r. rose not upon us
18. he shall put on r. as a breast plate
8. 7- if a man love r. her labours are virtues
9. 3. order the world according to equity and r. 12. 16. for thy power is the beginning of r.
14. 7. for blessed is the wood whereby r. cometh
15. 3. for to know thee is perfect r. Eccl. 26. 28. one that turneth from r. to sin
27. 8. if thou followest r. thou shalt obtain her
44. 10. whose r. hath not been forgotten
45. 26. give wisdom, to judge his people in r. Bar. 1. 15. to the Lord our (jod belongeth r.
2. 17. the dead will give neither praise nor r. 5. 4. thy name shall be called the Peace of r.
1 Mac. ,2. 52. and it was imputed to him for r.
7. 18. there is neither truth nor r. in them
RING,
2 Esd. 5. 42. I will liken my judgment to a r.
RINGS. Jud. 10. 4. her chains, and her r. and ear-rings
RISE. Tob. 6. 17. r. up both of you, and pray to God 12. 13. when thou didst not delay tor. up Jud. 16. 17. woe to nations that r. ag. my kindred Eccl. 8. 11. r. not up in anger at the presence
17. 23. afterward he will r. up and reward them
32. 11. r. up betimes, and be not the last
Rl.SEN.
1 Esd. 3. 9. when the king is r. some will give him Jud. 13. 5. the enemies which are r. against us
2 Mac. 12. 44. tliey that were slain should have r.
RISEIH.
Eccl. 31. 20. he r. early , and his wits are with him
RISING.
1 Esd. 8. 73. r. from the fast with my clothes rent 9. 1. Esdras r. from the court of the temple
2 Esd. 35. 20. which are from the r. of the sun Eccl. 43. 2. declaring at r. a marvellous instrument
1 Mac. 6. 33. then the king r. very early, marched
2 Mac. 4. 40. whereupon the common people r.
RIOT. 2 Mac. 6. 4. for the temple was filled with r.
RIOIOUSLY. Eccl. 14. 4. others that shall spend his goods r.
RIPE. Wisd. 4. 5. the fruit unprofitable, not r. to eat Eccl. 26. 17. so is the beauty of the face in r. age
RIVER. 2 Esd. 1. 2". tree in water, and made the r. sweet 5. 25. of all depths thou hast filled thee one r. Tub. 6. 1. they came in the evening to the r. Tigris E'lh. 10.6. a little fountain became a r. IVisd. 11. 6. a fountain of a perpetual running r.
19. 10. how the r. cast up a multitude of frogs Eccl. 4. 26. and force not the course of the r.
24. 30. 1 also came out as a brook from ar. 31. my brook became a r. and my r. became a sea
39. 22. his blessing covered the dry land as a r.
40. 13. the goods of unjust shall be dried upas a r.
16. grow ing on every water and bank of a r. 44. 21. from the r. to the utmost part of land
1 Mac. 11. 7. gone to the r. called Eleutherus RIVERS.
1 Esd. 4. 23. goeth to sail on the sea, and upon r.
2 Esd. 15. 41. many waters, that all fields may be
full, and iill r. with abundance of great waters Eccl. 50. 8. as lilies by the r. of waters Dan. 3. 56. O ye seas and r. bless ye the Lord
ROB. 1 Esd. 4. 23. he goeth his wav to r. and to steal
ROBBED. 1 Esd. 4. 24. when he hath stolen, spoiled, and r.
ROY
ROBBERS. Bar. 6. 18. lest their gods be spoiled with r. 57. nor able to escape either irom thieves or r. ROBE. Eccl. 6. 29. and her chains shall be a r. of glory 31. thou shalt put her on as a r. of honour 27. 8. thou shalt put her on as a glorious long r. 45. 7. and he clothed him with a r. of glory 8. with breeches, with a long r. and the epbod 50. 11. when he put on the r. of honour
1 Mac. 6. 15. he gave him the crown and his r.
10. 20. therewithal he sent him a purple r. 21. at the feast Jonathan put on the holy r.
13. .37. the scarlet r. which ye sent to us
ROBOA.M. Eccl. 47. 23. of his seed, he left behind him R.
ROCK. Wisd. 11.4. water given them out of the flinty r, Eccl. 40. 15. are as unclean roots on a bard r. 48. 17. he digged the hard r. with iron
2 Mac. 14. 45. and standing upon asteepr.
ROCKS. 2 Esd. 16. 28. jiide themselves in thecleftsofr. Jud. 16. 15. r. shall melt as wax at thy presence
ROD. Eccl. 30. 1. he causeth him oft to feel the r.
ROE. Eccl. 27. 20. he is as r. escaped out of the snare
ROLLING. Eccl. 33. 5. his thoughts are like a r. axle-tree RO.MANS.
1 Mac. 8. 1. Judas had heard of the fame of the R. 21. so that matter pleased the R. well
23. good success be to the R. and to the Jews 29. according to these articles did the R.
12. 4. upon this the R. gave them letters 16. sent them to the R. to renew the amity
14. 40. the R. had called the Jews their friends
15. 16. Lucius consul of the R. to king Ptolemee
2 Mac. 8. 10. which the king was to pay to the R. 36. to make good to the R. their tribute
11. 34. the R. also sent unto them a letter ; the ambassadors of the r. send greeting to the Jews
ROME.
1 Mac, 1. 10. who had been an hostage at R.
8. 17- send them to R. to make a league of amity
19. they went to R. aver> great journey
12. 3. so they went to R. and entered the senate 14. 16. when it was heard at R. Jonathan was dead
24. after this Simon sent Numenius to R.
2 Mac. 4. 11. who went ambassador to R.
ROOF.
1 Esd. 6. 4. by whose appointment build ye this r. .'
2 Mac. 1. 16. and opening a privy door of the r.
ROO.M. Tob. 2. 4. I started up, and took him up into a r. Wisd. 13. 15. when he had made a convenient r.
ROOT.
1 Esd. 8. 78. that there should be left us a r.
87. and didst give unto us such a r.
88. till thou hadstleft us neither r. nor name
2 E5. 3. the land that thou seest r.ow to have r.
28. on the one r. hast thou prepared others 8. 41. neither doth all that is planted take r.
53. the r. of evil is sealed up from you Wisd. 3. 15. the r. of wisdom shall never fall away 15. 3. to know thy power is the r. of immortality Eccl. 1. 6. hath ther. of wisdom been revealed •
20. the r. of wisdom is to fear the Lord
3. 28. the plant of wickedness hath taken r, 2.3. 25. her children shall not take r. 24. 12. I took r. in an honourable people 47.22. wherefore he gave a remnant unto Jacob, and out of him he gave a r. unto Davia 1 Mac. 1. 10. there came out of them a wicked r.
ROOIS. Wisd. 7. 20. divei'sities of plants and virtues of r. Eccl. 10. 15. I^rd plucked up the r. of the proud 40. 15. but are as unclean r. on a hard rock
ROOT. Eccl. 49. 7- that he might r. out, afflict, and destroy
1 Mac, 2. 40. they will now r. us out of the earth 3. 35. to destroy and r. out Ihe strength of Israel
2 Mac. 8.9. tor. out the whole generation of tlie Jews 12. 7. to r. out all them of the city of Joppe '
ROOTED. Wisd. 4.4. by force of winds they shall be r. out
ROOIEIH. Eccl. 3. 9. the curse ot Ihe mother r. out foundations
ROOTING. Wisd. 4. 3. nor take deep r. from bastard slips
ROAR. Bar. 6. 32. tliey r. and cry before their gods
ROARING. 2 Esd. 11 . .37. as a r. lion chased out of the wood 12. 31. the lion thou sawest r. and sfwaking Wisd. 17. 19. or a r. voice of most savage beasts
1 Mac. 3. 4. like a lion's whelp r. for his pfey
ROSE. Eccl. 39. 13. bud forth as a r. growing by the brook
ROSE-BUDS. Wisd. 2. 8. let us crown nurselves witli r.-budi
ROSE-PLANT. Eccl. 24. 14. I was exalted as a r.-plant in Jericho
ROSE. JHsd. 5. 6. the sun of righteousness r. not on us ROS IS.
2 Esd. 2. 19. mountains whereon grew r. and lilies
ROSIN. Dan. 3. 23. make the oven hot with r. and pitch
ROASIF.D. Tob. 6. 5. when they had r. the fish, they did eat it
ROUGH. JVisd. 12. 9. or to destroy them with one r. word
ROUGHLY. 2 Mac. 14. 30. heinlreateROUGHNESS. Eccl. 10. 21. r. and pride is the losing thereof
ROYAL. 1 Fsd.S. 15. sat down in the r. seat of judgment Witd. 18. 15. leaped down out of thy r. throne
SAC
1 Mac. 3. 33. he left Lysias, one of the Mood r. 37. the kinij iteparted from Antioch his r. city
6. 43. one of the beasts armed with r. harness S Mac. 4. 11. the r. privileges granted to the Jews
RUB. Tob. 11. 8. being pricked therewith, be shall r.
RUBBED. Tob. 11.12. when his eyes began to smart, he r. them
RUDDV. Esth. 15. 5. she was r. through perfection of beauty
RUDE.
Eccl. 8. 4. jest not with a r. man, lest be disgraced
RUDELY.
2 Mac. 12. 14. that they behaved themselves r.
RUDENESS. Eccl. 21. 24. it is the r. of a man to hearken at door
RUIN. 2 Esd. 3. l.'after r. of the city, I was in Babylon Jud. 5. 20. consider, that this shall be tlieir r.
13. 20. hast not spared, but hast reven;;ed ourr. Eccl. 4. 19. she will give him over to his ownr.
31. 6. gold bath been the r. of many
RUINS. Eccl. 49. 13. Neemias, who raised up our r. again
RULE. 1 Esd. 4. 2. that bear r. over sea and land 15. all the people ihat bear r. by sea and laud
9. 4. as the elders that bear r. appointed Witd. 6. C. give ear, ye that r. the people Eccl. 19. 6. he^that can r. his tongue, shall live
28. 22. it shall not have r. over them that fear God 44. 3. such as did bear r. in their kingdoms 1 Mac. 1.8. his servants bear r. every one in place 6. 27. neither Shalt thou be able to r. them
RULEIH. 1 Eid. 4. 14. who is it then that r. them .'
RULEk. Eccl. 9. 17. the wise r. of the people, for his speech
10. 2. as the r. of the city is, such are all they 17. 17. he seta r. over every people, but Israel 41. 18. of an offence before a judge and r.
1 Mac. 2. 17. thou art a r. and an honourable man 6. 14. whom he made r. over all his realm
11. 57. 1 appoint thee r. over four governments
2 Mac. 4.27. Sostratus r. of the castle required 13. 2. Lysias his protector, and r. of bis atfairs
RULERS. Eccl. 33. 18. hearken ye r. of the congregation 46. 18. he destroyed the r. of the Tyrians
1 Mac. 14. 20. the r. of the Lacedemonians
RULES.
2 Mac. 2. 28. lo follow the r. of an abridgment
RULING.
1 Mac, 6. 56. to take to him the r. of the aflFairs
RUMOUR.
2 Mac. 5. 5. when there was gone forth a false r.
RUN.
1 Etd. 4.26. many have r. out of their wits for women IVisd. 3. 7- they shall shine and r. to and fro
16. 29. and shall r. away as unprofitable water Eccl. 33. 31. if entreat him evil, and he r. from thee 35. 15. do not tears r. down the widow's cheeks ?
2 Mac. 6. 11. others that had r. together into caves
RUNNETH. Eccl. 43. 5. at his commandment it r. hastily
RUNNING. JVisd. 17. 18. or a fall of water r. violently 19. or a r. that could not be seen of beasts 2 Mac. 5. 2. there were seen hoi-semen r. in the air 3. encountering and r. one against another 26. r. thro' the city with weapons, slew multitudes 9. 2. the multitude r. todelend themselves 12. 16. a lake adjoining, was seen r. with blood
HUSH. 2 Esd. 15. 60. they shall r. on the idle city Jud. 15. 4. that all should r. on their enemies
1 Mac. 4. 2. might r. in upon the camp of the Jews
RUSHED. Jud. 15. 3. the children of Israel r. out upon them Sus. 26. the servants r. in at a privy door to see
RUSHING. Jud. 15. 2. but r. out all together they fled
2 Mac. 12. 37. and r. unawares upon Gorgias
14. 43. tlie multitude also r. within the doors
RUSr. Eccl. 12. 11. his r. not being altogether wiped away 29. 10. let it not r. under a stone to be lost £ttr, 6.12. cannot these gods save themselves from r.
RUSIEIH. Eccl. 12. 10. for as iron r. so is bis wickedness
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