Often collected together and formed caravans

Often engaged persons acquainted with the country as guides

Frequently commended them to protection of God.

Frequently took leave of them with sorrow.

Generally commenced their journey early in the morning

Presents for those who entertained them.

Often preceded by heralds, &c to have the roads prepared.

Generally performed their journey in great state.

Frequently extorted provisions by the way.

Before setting out gave employment, &c to their servants.

Generally treated with great hospitality

The caravanserai or public inn for noticed

Were frequently asked whence they came and whither they went

Tesserae hospitales or pledges of hospitality, alluded to

Estimated the length of their journey by the number of days which it occupied

The Jews prohibited from taking long journeys on the Sabbath


Each kind has its own seed for propagating its species

Often propagated by birds who carry the seeds along with them

Specially flourished beside the rivers and streams of water

When cut down often sprouted from their roots again

Were sold with the land on which they grew

Afford an agreeable shade in eastern countries during the heat of the day

God increases and multiplies the fruit of, for his people

God often renders, barren as a punishment

Early custom of planting, in consecrated grounds

Prohibited from planting in consecrated places.

Prohibited from cutting down fruit bearing, for sieges.

Considered trees on which criminals were executed abominable.

Of the life and conversation of the righteous.

(Duration of,) of continued prosperity of saints.

(Casting their leaves yet retaining their substance,) of the elect remnant in the church.

(Shaking of the leaves off,) of the terror of the wicked.


Esteemed as a sin offering, and frequently so called

For involuntarily touching unclean things.

Two turtle doves by those unable to bring a lamb.

Being for minor offences was lessened for the poor, not so the sin offering

To be slain where the sin offering and burnt offering were slain

Purification of Nazarites who had broken their vow.

For connection with a betrothed bondmaid.


Manasseh and Ephraim numbered among, instead of Joseph and Levi

Usually furnished an equal number of men for war.

Divided into four divisions while in the wilderness

Encamped in their divisions and by their standards round the tabernacles

Canaan to be divided amongst according to their numbers

Were required to assist in subduing Canaan.

Total strength of, on entering the land of Canaan

Canaan divided amongst nine and a half of, by lot

Situation of, and bounds of the inheritance of each

All inheritance to remain in the tribe and family to which allotted

Names of, engraven on the breastplate of the high priest

Divided on mounts Ebal and Gerizim to hear the law

Remained as one people until the reign of Rehoboam


Pray for its manifestation to ourselves.


Atonement, sacrifices offered on the day of


Often confederated against the Jews and rejoiced in their calamities

Stones and timber for building the temple.

Timber for rebuilding the temple and city.

The Jews condemned for purchasing from the people of, on the Sabbath

Envy against the Jews a cause of its destruction.

Inhabitants of, to emigrated to other countries.

To be scraped as the top of a rock, and to be a place for the spreading nets.

The king of Babylon to be rewarded with the spoil of Egypt for his service against.

To lie waste and be forgotten for seventy years.

Its restoration to commercial greatness after seventy years.

Its second destruction by the Macedonians.

The ruins of the first city to be employed in making a causeway to effect the destruction of insular Tyre.

Its inhabitants to be sold as slaves, as a recompence for their selling the Jews.

All nations to be terrified at its destruction.

To participated in the blessings of the gospel.


The devil taking away the word out of the heart.

Was an impediment to the performance of miracles

Believers should hold no communion with those in

The portion of, awarded to all unfaithful servants


(Horns of,) of the strength of the descendants of Joseph.

(Horns of,) of the strength of powerful enemies.

(The position of its horns,) of the exaltation of saints.


Christ prayed that all saints might have

The gift of the Holy Spirit is an evidence of

They who have, ought to walk as he walked


Consistent with the deity of Christ and of the Holy Spirit

His being alone possessed of fore-knowledge.

His exercise of uncontrolled sovereignty.

His being the sole object of worship in heaven and earth.

His unparalleled election and care of his people.

The knowledge of, necessary to eternal life

All saints acknowledge, in worshipping him

May be acknowledged without saving faith


The being kept from presumptuous sins is necessary to

With poverty, is better than sin with riches


Placed in the breastplate of the high priest

Sometimes no answer by, in consequence of the sin of those consulting

Illustrative of the light and perfection of Christ, the true high priest


The lending of money or other property for increase

Those enriched by unlawful, not allowed to enjoy their gain

The curse attending the giving or receiving of unlawful, alluded to

Forbidden to take, from brethren specially when poor.

True and faithful Israelites never took, from their brethren

Judgments denounced against those who exacted unlawful

Illustrative of the improvement of talents received from God


A covering for the head usually worn by women

The removing of, considered rude and insolent

Removing of, threatened as a punishment to ungodly women

Moses put one on to conceal the glory of his face

Of the spiritual blindness of the Gentile nations.

Of the spiritual blindness of the Jewish nation.


Suspended from four pillars of shittim wood overlaid with gold

Hung between the holy and most holy place

Designed to conceal the ark, mercy seat, and the symbol of the divine presence

Of the flesh of Christ which concealed his divinity.

(Rending of,) of the death of Christ which opened heaven to saints.


Rough valleys, when uncultivated and barren.

The heathen supposed that certain deities presided over

The Canaanites held possession of, against Judah

To be filled with hostile chariots, threatened as a punishment

The moon made to stand still over Ajalon.

Water in, made to appear to the Moabites like blood.

(Fruitful and well watered,) of the tents of Israel.

(Filling up of,) of removing all obstructions to the gospel.


Following those given to, leads to poverty


Required to be dressed and pruned to increase its fruitfulness

The dwarf and spreading vine particularly esteemed

Young cattle fed on its leaves and tender shoots

Probably produced two crops of fruit in the year

Perfumed the air with the fragrance of its flowers

God made, fruitful for his people when obedient

Frequently made unfruitful as a punishment

Sometimes cast its fruit before it came to perfection

(Of unfruitful branches,) of mere professors.

(Its quick growth,) of the growth of saints in grace.

(Its rich clusters,) of the graces of the church.

(Pruning of,) of God's purifying his people by afflictions.

(Worthlessness of its wood,) of the unprofitableness, of the wicked.

(Sitting under one's own) of peace and prosperity.

Proverbial allusion to fathers eating the unripe fruit of


Provided with the apparatus for making wine

Not to be planted with different kinds of seed.

Not to be cultivated in the Sabbatical year.

The spontaneous fruit of, not to be gathered during the sabbatical year.

Compensation in kind to be made for injury done to.

Strangers entering, allowed to eat fruit of, but not to take any away.

The gleaning of, to be left for the poor.

The fruit of new, not to be eaten for three years.

The fruit of new, to be holy to the Lord in the fourth year.

The fruit of new, to be eaten by the owners from the fifth year.

Planters of, not liable to military service till they had eaten of the fruit.

Rent of, frequently paid by part of the fruit

Estimated profit arising from, to the cultivators

Mode of hiring and paying labourers for working in

Of the kings of Israel superintended by officers of the state

Sometimes continued to the time of sowing seed.

The produce of, was frequently destroyed by enemies

The whole produce of, often destroyed by insects, &c

In unfavourable seasons produced but little wine

The wicked judicially deprived of the enjoyment of

Of the slothful man neglected and laid waste


God especially made himself known to prophets by

A representative of the divine person and glory.

Frequently difficult and perplexing to those who received them

Often recorded for the benefit of the people

Often multiplied for the benefit of the people

To Ezekiel (See chapters 10, 40-48 of Ezekiel).

To Daniel (See chapters 7, 8, and 10 of Daniel).

The prophets of God skilled in interpreting


Of children void without the consent of parents

Of married women void without consent of husbands

Of widows and women divorced from their husbands binding

Of wives, could only be objected to at the time of making

Might be redeemed by paying a suitable compensation

Clean beasts the subjects of, not to be redeemed

All things dedicated by, to be brought to the tabernacle

Of things corrupt or blemished an insult to God

The hire of a prostitute or price of a dog could not be the subject of


Shall receive the glorious things prepared by God for them.


Frequently made of stone and wood together

Were probably often strengthened with plates of iron or brass

Houses sometimes broken down to repair, and fortify.

Danger of approaching too near to, in time of war.

Adroitness of soldiers in scaling alluded to.

Destruction of, a punishment and cause of grief.

The falling of, sometimes occasioned great destruction.

The bodies of enemies sometimes fastened on, as a disgrace.

Small towns and villages were not surrounded by

Had nails or pegs fastened into them when built.

The seat next, was the place of distinction.

Handwriting on the wall of Belshazzar's palace.

Of the Church as a protection to the nation.

Of ordinances as a protection to the Church.

Of the wealth of the rich in his own conceit.

(Brazen,) of prophets in their testimony against the wicked.

(Bowing or tottering,) of the wicked under judgments.

(Of partition,) of separation of Jews and Gentiles.

(Daubed with untempered mortar,) of the teaching of false prophets.


Frequently engaged in (See Joshua chapters 6 through 11).

The contest of saints with the enemies of their salvation.

The contest between Antichrist and the Church.


Often arises from the opposition of friends or relatives

Have a white stone, and, in it a new name written.

Have the name of God written upon them by Christ.

Be confessed by Christ before God the Father.

Not have their names blotted out of the book of life.


Around the temple in Jerusalem on special occasions.

Paraded the streets at night to preserve order

Sounded an alarm at the approach of enemies.

Vigilance of, vain without God's protection

Danger of sleeping on their posts, referred to

Neglecting to give warning punished with death

(Looking for the morning,) of anxious waiting for God.


Necessary to the comfort and happiness of man

Kept for purification in large waterpots

Artificial mode of conveying, into large cities

The want of, considered a great calamity

In times of scarcity, sold at an enormous price

The world and its inhabitants once destroyed by

Of the gifts and graces of the Holy Spirit.

(Still,) of the ordinances of the gospel.

(Deep,) of the words of the wise of the wise.

(Pouring, out of buckets,) of a numerous progeny.

(Its instability,) of a wavering disposition.

(Its weakness,) of faintness and cowardice.

(Difficulty of stopping,) of strife and contention.

(Rapidly flowing away,) of the career of the wicked.

(Many,) of different nations and people.

(Covering the sea,) of the general diffusion of the knowledge of God.


Placed in the hand of the priest and waved before the Lord

The fat, right shoulder, &c of the priest's consecration ram.

The breast of the priest's consecration ram.

Left shoulder, of Nazarite's peace offering.

Of the fat, &c of the consecration ram burnt on the altar

Was to be eaten in a holy place by the priest's family


A period of time consisting of seven days

A space of seven years sometimes so called

The feast of pentecost called the feast of weeks


Generally regulated by the standard of the sanctuary

Sometimes regulated by the king's standard

Were frequently used in scales or balances

Provisions were sold by, in times of scarcity

(Heavy,) of the exceeding glory reserved for saints.


Often covered to prevent their being filled with sand

Had troughs placed near for watering cattle

Strangers not to draw from, without permission

(A fruitful bough by,) of Joseph's numerous posterity.

(Drinking from one's own,) of enjoyment of domestic happiness.


Speed with which God executes his purposes.

Velocity of the chariots in hostile armies.

Unavoidable fruit of a life of sin and vanity.


Were released from all obligation to former husbands

Were clothed in mourning after the decease of husbands

Raiment of, not to be taken in pledge by creditors.

To be allowed to glean in fields and vineyards.

When daughters of priests and childless to partake of the holy things.

When left childless, to be married by their husband's nearest of kin.

Intermarrying with, of kings considered treason

Not to be deplored by, considered a great calamity

Were under the special protection of God

Were frequently oppressed and persecuted

Often devoted themselves entirely to God's service


Movement of the leaves of trees, &c by, noticed

(Chaff or stubble before,) of the wicked.

(Without rain,) of one who boasts of a false gift.

(When destructive,) of the judgments of God.

(Bringing forth,) of disappointed expectations.


Generally made by treading the grapes in a press

Sweet, esteemed for flavour and strength

Often spiced to increase its strength, &c

For drink offerings in the worship of God.

For drink offerings in idolatrous worship.

With corn and oil, denoted all temporal blessings

Given in abundance to the Jews when obedient

The Jews frequently deprived of, as a punishment

In times of scarcity, was mixed with water

Custom of giving to persons in pain or suffering, mixed with drugs

Forbidden to the priests while engaged in the tabernacle

Forbidden to Nazarites during their separation

Consequence of putting (when new), into old bottles


The Jews frequently had special houses for

Illustrative of seasons of spiritual adversity


As exalted to be a Prince and Saviour to give repentance, &c.

The first preaching of the gospel confirmed by

The faithful preaching of the Apostles accompanied by


Not to be selected from among the ungodly

Should seek religious instruction from their husbands


Particularly fierce in the evening when it seeks its prey

(Taming of,) of the change effected by conversion.


Safety in childbirth promised to the faithful and holy

Zealous in promoting superstition and idolatry.

Generally wore a vail in the presence of the other sex

Generally lived in a separated apartment or tent

Wore their hair plaited and adorned with gold and pearls.

Of the poorer classes swarthy from exposure to the sun

Required to learn from and imitate their elders.

Inherited parents' property when there was no male heir.

Could not marry without consent of parents.

Not to be given in marriage considered a calamity.

Punishment for seducing, when betrothed.

Punishment for seducing when not betrothed.

Often treated with great cruelty in war.

Of distinction, dressed in robes of various colours.

Had a court of the tabernacle assigned to them

Allowed to join in the temple-music from the time of David

Celebrating the victories of the nation.

Vows of, when married not binding upon the husband

Unfaithfulness of, when married found out by the waters of jealousy

Punishment for injuring, when with child

To be governed by, considered a calamity by the Jews

To be slain by, considered a great disgrace

(Gloriously arrayed,) of the Church of Christ.

(At ease and careless,) of a state of carnal security.


Are by Jesus Christ to the glory and praise of God

They alone, who abide in Christ can perform

In the judgment, will be an evidence of faith


Commencement of, changed after the exodus

In prophetic computation, days reckoned as

(Acceptable,) of the time of the gospel.

(Of the right hand of the Most High,) of prosperity.

(Of the redeemed,) of redemption by Christ.


Formed the rear of the first division of the army of Israel in its journeys

Encamped under the standard of Judah, east of the tabernacle

Unable to drive out the Canaanites from their cities, but made them tributary

Praised for assisting Deborah and Barak in opposing Sisera

Aided Gideon against the army of the Midianites

Only some of, assisted in Hezekiah's reformation


Meets, Moses in the wilderness and is made spokesman for Moses

Summoned to Sinai with Nadab, Abihu, and seventy elders

Descendants of, ordained priests forever

With Hur supports the hands of Moses during Battle

Forbidden to mourn the death of his son, Nadab and Abihu

Stays the plague by priestly intercession

His presumption, when the rock is smitten


Place where the Israelites mourned for Jacob


Passover instituted, and Israelites depart from Egypt in

Israelites arrive at the wilderness of Zin in


Leads a division of David's army against Absalom

Saves David from being slain by a Philistine

Obtains water from the well of Bethlehem for David


Traditional forms of, not observed by Jesus


Dedicated spoils of war to the tabernacle


His questions about the destruction of the righteous and wicked  in Sodom

Lives in Gerar; deceives Abimelech concerning Sarah, his wife

Trial of his faith in the offering of Isaac

He purchases a place for her burial, and buries her in a cave


Is permitted by David to return to Jerusalem


Also called PTOLEMAIS, a town of Phoenicia


CONSPIRACY
EVIDENCE
FALSE WITNESS
PERSECUTION
SPEAKING
TALEBEARER


(King of the Philistines, also called ABIMELECH)


The indefinite quantity of land a yoke of oxen could plow in  a day, with the kinds of plows, and modes of plowing, used in the times referred  to


Also called ADDON, uncertain whether person or town


ACTIONS AT LAW
ARBITRATION
COMPROMISE
COURTS
JUSTICE


Also called ADONIJAH, a Jew who returned with Ezra from Babylon


LASCIVIOUSNESS RAPE SENSUALITY SODOMY WHORE WHOREDOM WHOREDOM IDOLATRY


A place on the road leading from the fords of the Jordan to Jerusalem


Should be set upon the commandments of God

Should be set upon the house and worship of God

Of the wicked, are unnatural and perverted


PENITENTS
PERSECUTION
POOR
SORROW
TEMPTATION
PRAYER ANSWERED
TEMPTATION
MURMURING
JUDGEMENT
IMPENITENCE
PRAYER
PRAYER
INTERCESSION
RESIGNATION


Planters of vineyards, exempted from military service

HUSBANDMAN CHURNING GLEANING GRAFTING IRRIGATION MANURE MOWING PRUNING REAPING SOWER THRESHING AX CART FAN FORK GOAD HARROW MATTOCK MILL PLOW PRUNING-HOOK SHOVEL SICKLE SIEVE APPLE BARLEY BUTTER CHAFF CORN CUCUMBER DATE FIG FITCH GARLIC GOURD GRAPE HONEY LEEK MELON MILK OIL ONION POMEGRANATE RYE STUBBLE WHEAT WINE ASS CAMEL GOATS HORSES KINE MULES SHEEP SWINE BARN FENCE GARNER VINEYARDS


A city of Asher, the original inhabitants of which were not expelled


Name of an imaginary woman, typical of idolatry


An imaginary character, typical of idolatry


(A musical term which probably indicated the sprightly movement  of the music set to)


A chain of hills in the south of Palestine


Also called ALMUG, trees of Ophir and Lebanon


GLEANING HEATHEN HOSPITALITY INHOSPITABLENESS STRANGERS


Messiah's kingdom represented under, of the wolf and the lamb  dwelling together


Probably identical with Beth-diblathairn


Bowls of candlestick in the tabernacle fashioned after the nuts  of the


Mosaic commandments prescribing the construction of


Probably not the ancestor of the Amalekites mentioned in time  of Abraham


A people inhabiting the country south of Idumea and east of the  Red Sea


Sennacherib through Rabshakeh to Hezekiah


Descendants of Ben-ammi, one of the sons of Lot

Excluded from the congregation of Israel

Confederate with Moabites and Amalekites against Israel


Struck down by Chedorlaomer and rescued by Abraham


Disregard of the judgments and works of God

Abstinence from, seems strange to the wicked


A priest, probably, who stood by Ezra while reading the law


A Jew, returned from Babylonian captivity


Finds Peter, his brother, and brings him to Jesus

His name appears in the list of the apostles in

Asks the Master privately about the destruction of the temple

Tells Jesus of the Greeks who sought to see him

Reports the number of loaves at the feeding of the five thousand

Meets with the disciples after the Lord's ascension


HATRED JEALOUSY MALICE SPEAKING STRIFE KINDNESS MEEKNESS PATIENCE


Suffer under divine judgments, sent upon man

OFFERINGS BIRDS CATTLE FISH HOUGHING FIRSTBORN MAN ADDER ANT ANTELOPE APE ASP ASS BADGER BAT BEAR BEHEMOTH BIRDS BOAR CAMEL CHAMELEON CHAMOIS CHICKENS COCKATRICE CONEY DEER DOG DRAGON DROMEDARY ELEPHANT FERRET FISH FOX FROGS GOAT GREYHOUND HARE HART HIND HIPPOPOTAMUS HORNET HORSE KINE LEOPARD LEVIATHAN LION LIZARD MOLE MOUSE PYGARG RAM ROE SATYR SCORPION SERPENT SHEEP SWINE UNICORN VIPER WEASEL WHALE WOLF WORM INSECTS


(Figures of speech, which attribute human forms, acts, and affections  to God)

MISCELLANEOUS ACTS AND STATES OF MIND ATTRIBUTED TO


An eloquent, Christian convert at Corinth


A title distinguishing the twelve disciples, whom Jesus selected  to be intimately associated with himself

Fail to comprehend the nature and mission of Jesus, and the nature  of the kingdom he came to establish

MINISTERS BARNABAS MATTHIAS MINISTERS PAUL TEACHERS


Oppose Nehemiah's rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem


(The name of various regions, and of several men. The word signifies  highlands, and is applied in its compounds to various highland districts of Syria)


The ark of Noah came to rest in the mountains of


A Jebusite from whom David bought a site for an altar


A ruler of Judaea (a son of Herod the Great)


Who of the Israelites were subject to service in

Refusal to obey the summons, instance of

COWARDICE CAVALRY CHARIOTS STRATEGY AMALEKITES ASSYRIA BABYLON EGYPTIANS MIDIANITES PERSIA SYRIA COMMISSARY ARMOR AMBUSH CAVALRY FORT GARRISON HERALD HOSTAGE NAVY RECONNOISSANCE SIEGE SOLDIERS SPIES STANDARD STRATEGY TRUCE WAR


BREASTPLATE
BRIGANDINE
COAT OF MAIL
GREAVE
HABERGEON
HELMET
SHIELD


(An attendant who carried a soldier's equipment)


ARMOR ARROW ARTILLERY BATTLE-AX BATTERING-RAM BOW CHARIOT DAGGER DART ENGINE JAVELIN SHIELD SLING SPEAR SWORD


Patronymic of a family descended from David


(A river emptying into the Dead Sea from the east)


A fortified city of Syria, perhaps identical with Arvad


Shot by Joash as a sign against the Syrians


APOTHECARY
BEATEN WORK
BRASS
BREAD
BRICK
CARPENTRY
CARVING
CONFECTIONER
COPPER
DRAWING
DYEING
EMBROIDERY
ENGRAVING
FULLER
GOLDSMITH
LAPIDARY
LEATHER
LIME
MASON
MASTER WORKMAN
MOLDING
MUSIC
PAINTING
PAPER
PARCHMENT
PICTURES
POTTERY
ROPES
SHIPS
SILK
SILVERSMITH
SMITH
SOAP
SPINNING
SUN-DIAL
TAPESTRY
TAILORING
TENTS
WEAVING
WINE


A district laid under tribute to Solomon's commissariat


(A philosophy that leads to severe austerities in subordinating  the body to the control of the moral attributes of the mind)


A Levitical city of Judah, later of Simeon


Dagon's temple in, where the ark of the covenant was put temporarily


The water courses flowing from Mount Pisgah


One of the five chief cities of the Philistines


An ancient city of Palestine taken by Chedorlaomer


An idol of the Philistines, Zidonians, and Phenicians. Probably  identical with queen of heaven


Inhabitants of, in Jerusalem, at Pentecost

Paul and Silas forbidden by the Holy Spirit to preach in


A noble Assyrian prince, who colonized the cities of Samaria  after the Israelites were taken captive to Assyria


Venom of, illustrates the speech of the wicked

Deprived of venom, illustrates conversion


Son of Shem, and ancestor of the Assyrians


Is abundant in the understanding of the gospel


Its armies invade the land of Israel under Pul

Army of, destroyed by the angel of the Lord

Alliances with, sought by Judah and Israel

Prophecies of captivity of Israelites in


CONSTELLATIONS ECLIPSE HEAVEN METEOROLOGY MOON STARS SUN


The place where the sons of Jacob mourned for their father


SALVATION BLOOD JESUS JESUS JESUS REDEMPTION SALVATION


11. Son of Johanan, possibly identical with ZECHARIAH, son of  Jehoiada


A city in the south of Judah. Also called EZEM


A city in the plain of Shinar. Tower built, and tongues confused  at


A symbol of the children of the kingdom of heaven


CHALDEA BELSHAZZAR CYRUS DARIUS EVIL-MERODACH NEBUCHADNEZZAR CHALDEA


APOSTASY CHURCH REPROBACY PENITENCE PENITENT SEEKERS


Skins of, used for covering of the tabernacle


A village between the fords of the Jordan River and Jerusalem


Counsel of, an occasion of Israel's corruption with the Midianites


A city of the territory of the tribe of Simeon


Artificial, as an idolatrous practice, forbidden


Of Cain, to be “a fugitive and vagabond,”


Also called BERECHIAH, father of Zechariah


A Jew whose descendants returned from exile


A Levite who gave his possessions to be owned in common with  other disciples


A region east of the Jordan River and north of the Arnon River

Allotted to the two and one half tribes, which had their possession  east of the Jordan River

Invaded and taken by Hazael, king of Syria


Received the fragments after the miracles of the loaves


A Hebrew measure for liquids containing about eight gallons,  three quarts


Wife of Uriah and later one of the wives of David


Also called BAZLUTH, one of the Nethinim


An Ishmaelite who joined David at Ziklag


Two destroy the young men of Beth-el who mocked Elisha


Idolatrous practice of marring, forbidden

Beards of David's ambassadors half shaven by the king of the  Amorites


The name of three Jews whose descendants came from the exile


Messengers sent to inquire of, by Ahaziah


Attached to the hem of the priest's robe


Used figuratively for the seat of the affections


Name given to Benjamin by Rachel as she was dying (during the  birth process)


A tribe that gave its name to certain wells in the wilderness


ALMS LIBERALITY POOR RICH RICHES ALMS POOR


ALMS BENEVOLENCE CHARITABLENESS LIBERALITY LOVE


A place east of the Jordan River, probably same as BAAL-MEON,  which see


Mourning in, forbidden to Aaron, on account of his sons' wickedness


John saw, in the foundation of the new Jerusalem


A city of the territory of the tribe of Asher


A place in the territory of the tribe of Reuben


A town of the territory of the tribe of Simeon


A town of territory of the tribe of Judah


A place in territory of the tribe of Judah


A mountain in the territory of the tribe of Judah


A fortified city east of the Jordan River


A place on the border of the territory of the tribe of Judah


Two ancient cities of Canaan, near which Joshua defeated the  Amorites

Taken from the tribe of Judah by the ten tribes


A city of the territory of the tribe of Manasseh


A town of the territory of the tribe of Issachar


District of, under tribute to Solomon's commissariat


A town of the territory of the tribe of Judah


John testifies to Christ's messiahship, and baptizes at


A village on the eastem slope of the Mount of Olives

The colt of a donkey upon which Jesus made his triumphal entry  into Jerusalem, obtained at


A city of the territory of the tribe of Simeon


A town of the territory of the tribe of Manasseh


Moses' law protected the mother from being taken with the young

DOVE
PIGEON
SNARES
BITTERN
CHICKEN
CORMORANT
CRANE
CUCKOO
DOVE
EAGLE
FALCON
GLEDE
HAWK
HEN
HERON
KITE
LAPWING
NIGHT HAWK
OSPREY
OSSIFRAGE
OSTRICH
OWL
PARTRIDGE
PEACOCK
PELICAN
PIGEON
QUAIL
RAVEN
SPARROW
STORK
SWALLOW
SWAN
VULTURE


Entitled the firstborn to a double portion of inheritance


A Samaritan who obstructed the rebuilding of the temple at Jerusalem


A district bordering on the edge of the Jordan River


Eaten symbolically with the Passover meal


Debarred sons of Aaron from exercise of priestly offices

Animals with, forbidden to be used for sacrifice


THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER BEFORE TAKING FOOD


Of animals, disqualified for a sacrifice

Miraculously inflicted upon the Sodomites

The miraculous healing of a man of Bethsaida

The miraculous healing of a man born blind


OF SACRIFICES, TYPICAL OF THE ATONING BLOOD OF CHRIST

OFFERINGS
OFFERINGS
OFFERINGS
OFFERINGS
OFFERINGS
OFFERINGS
OFFERINGS
ATONEMENT
JESUS, MISSION OF


A place west of the Jordan River, near Gilgal


Prescribed for the Israelites to live in, during the Feast of  Tabernacles, to celebrate their wanderings in the wilderness


Laws of nature in the vegetable kingdom uniform in action

ALGUM
ALMOND
ALOE
ANISE
APPLE
ASH
BALM
BARLEY
BAY
BEAN
BOX
BRAMBLE
BULRUSH
CAMPHIRE
CANE
CASSIA
CEDAR
CHESTNUT
CINNAMON
COCKLE
CORIANDER
CORN
CUCUMBER
CUMMIN
CYPRESS
DATE
EBONY
ELM
FIG TREE
FIR TREE
FITCH
FLAG
FLAX
FRANKINCENSE
GALBANUM
GALL
GARLIC
GOPHERWOOD
GOURD
GRASS
HAZEL
HEATH
HEMLOCK
HUSK
HYSSOP
JUNIPER
LEEKS
LENTILE
LILY
MALLOW
MANDRAKE
MELON
MILLET
MINT
MULBERRY
MUSTARD
MYRRH
MYRTLE
NETTLE
NUT
OAK
OLIVE
ONION
PALM
PINE
POMEGRANATE
POPLAR
REED
ROSE
RUE
RYE
SHITTIM
SPIKENARD
STACTE
SYCAMINE
SYCAMORE
TARE
TEIL
THISTLE
THORN
THYINE
VINE
WHEAT
WILLOW
WORMWOOD


Used as a lachrymatory (a receptacle for tears)


Made by Moses for the healing of the Israelites


A fraternal epithet, especially among Christians.


BROTHER CHARITABLENESS FELLOWSHIP FRATERNITY FRIENDSHIP LOVE


Jeroboam institutes an idolatrous feast in, to correspond with  the Feast of Tabernacles


Twelve bronze, under the molten sea in Solomon's temple


Burial of Gog (multitude) requiring seven months

CREMATION DEAD DEATH ELEGY GRAVE MOURNING


A dry measure containing about one quart


A place in the territory of the tribe of Judah


Paul conveyed to, by the disciples to save him from his enemies


A city in the north of Palestine; visited by Jesus


Peter and other disciples accused before


One of the two survivors of the Israelites permitted to enter  the land of promise

Leader of the Israelites after Joshua's death


Images of, set up in Beth-el and Dan by Jeroboam

Prophecies against the golden calves at Beth-el

“Calves of the lips,” a metaphor signifying worship


Also called CANNEH and CALNO, a city of Assyria


Also called GOLGOTHA, place where Jesus was crucified


Isaac forbidden by Abraham to take a wife from


(Revised version and most commentators substitute “lamp” for
“candle” throughout the Scriptures)


(A city on the shore of the Sea of Galilee)


One of the precious stones set in breastplate


A Babylonian city on the Euphrates, against which the king of  Egypt made war


CARNAL MINDEDNESS
RICHES
WORLDLINESS
RICH


TABERNACLE
TEMPLE
CARVING
MASTER WORKMAN


Woodwork of the temple was decorated with carvings of flowers,  cherubim, and palm trees


A people whose progenitor was a son of Mizraim


For the doctrine, “The house is my castle,” see


HEIFER OFFERINGS ANIMALS BULL BULLOCK COW HEIFER KINE OFFERING


David's ample provision of, in Jerusalem, for the temple

Furnished by Hiram, king of Tyre, for Solomon's temple


Brook of, running south under the eastern wall of Jerusalem


Those which Korah used were converted into plates


A commander of approximately one-hundred soldiers in the Roman  army

Of Capernaum, comes to Jesus in behalf of his servant

In charge of the soldiers who crucified Jesus, testifies, “Truly  this was the Son of God,”


(The southern portion of Babylonia, often used interchangeably  with Babylon, as the name of the empire founded in the valley of the Euphrates)


RIGHTEOUS WICKED COUNTENANCE FACE DECISION STABILITY INDECISION INSTABILITY DECISION PERSEVERANCE STABILITY


Wheels of Pharaoh's, providentially taken off


An inspired gift, bestowed on the apostles and early Christians


A term descriptive of idolatrous priests


A Philistine tribe, which adhered to David, and with the Pelethites  formed his bodyguard


The ark of the covenant rested beneath the wings of


A landmark on the north boundary of the tribe of Judah


Probably identical with CHISLOTH-TABOR, of


Pharaoh chides Abraham, for calling his wife his sister

Abimelech chides Abraham for a like offense

Abimelech chides Isaac for similar conduct

Jacob chides Simeon and Levi for killing Hamor and Shechem

Reuben chides his brothers for their treatment of Joseph

Joab chides David for lamenting the death of Absalom


Place where Uzza was struck down and he died


Bastard, excluded from the privileges of the congregation

Difference made between male and female, in Mosaic law

Share benefits of covenant privileges guaranteed to parents

CIRCUMCISION
CANNIBALISM
ADOPTION
YOUNG MEN
PARENTS
YOUNG MEN
TUTOR
YOUNG MEN
BABES
YOUNG MEN


Sinim is believed by many authorities to be a reference to the  Chinese in


Also called CHINNEROTH, CINNERETH and CINNEROTH


A place on the border of the territory of the tribe of Zebulun


Probably inhabited islands of the Mediterranean


Also called Remphan, a god of the Phoenicians


A people who were an ally tribe to Egypt, and probably inhabited  Africa


(The people of God; the collective body of believers. (Also,  CONGREGATION, ASSEMBLY, THE BODY OF CHRIST.))

RULES OF DISCIPLINE IN, MOSAIC AND CHRISTIAN

SYNAGOGUE TABERNACLE TEMPLE ECCLESIASTICISM JESUS MINISTERS USURPATION BACKSLIDERS BACKSLIDERS BENEFICENCE GIVING LIBERALITY JESUS BACKSLIDERS MINISTERS MINISTERS EXCOMMUNICATION MINISTERS RIGHTEOUS JESUS ECCLESIASTICISM


Performed on all males on the eighth day

A prerequisite of the privileges of the passover

Necessity of, falsely taught by Judaizing Christians

Paul's argument against the continuance of


CHANGE OF VENUE
COURTS
GOVERNMENT
JUSTICE
ANARCHY
COUNTRY
GOVERNMENT
RULERS
PATRIOTISM


A disciple to whom Jesus appeared after his resurrection


BLACK: A SYMBOL OF AFFLICTION AND CALAMITY

CRIMSON, RED, PURPLE, AND SCARLET, SYMBOLS OF VARIOUS IDEAS


PRECEPTS OF JESUS. EXPLICITLY STATED, OR IMPLIED IN DIDACTIC  DISCOURSE

PRECEPTS OF PAUL. EXPLICITLY STATED OR IMPLIED IN DIDACTIC EPISTLES

DECALOGUE TABLES ADULTERY CHILDREN CITIZEN HOMICIDE INSTRUCTION MINISTERS OBEDIENCE SERVANTS THEFT WIFE WOMAN


COMMUNION OF SAINTS
EXAMPLE
FELLOWSHIP
INFLUENCE


Indulges Abraham's intercession for Sodom

Sends flesh to the Israelites in consequence of their murmuring

Indulges Moses' prayer to behold his glory

Invites sinners, saying, “Come now, and let us reason together,”


AARON PRIESTS ALTAR TEMPLE OFFERINGS DEDICATION OFFERINGS


DECEIT EXPEDIENCY HYPOCRISY INCONSISTENCY OBDURACY PRUDENCE


Between Abraham and Abimelech, concerning wells of water

First contract between Laban and Jacob for Laban's daughter

By consummating in the presence of the public at the gate of  the city

SCRIPTURES ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE BINDING FORCE OF


SIN PSALMS WICKED PENITENTS REMORSE REPENTANCE SIN ACCUSATION INDICTMENTS


A kid (young goat) must not be boiled in its mother's milk


An island, Paul visits, in the Mediterranean


A measure for liquids and solids, containing ten ephahs, or baths,  and equal to the homer


BARLEY BARN BREAD FIRSTFRUITS GLEANING HARVEST REAPING RYE THRESHING TITHES WHEAT


AFFLICTION CHASTISEMENT CHILDREN PARENTS PUNISHMENT SCOURGING


COURT
GOVERNMENT
JUDGE
CHURCH
MINISTERS
BRIBERY
CIVIL SERVICE
GOVERNMENT
POLITICS


Was member of the Sanhedrin at Jerusalem


Enjoined by Jehoshaphat upon the judicial and executive officers  be appointed

MINISTERS
REPROOF
BOLDNESS OF THE RIGHTEOUS
MINISTERS
REPROOF
COWARDICE


CHURCH JUDGE JUSTICE PRIEST JUDGE JUSTICE BRIBERY JUDGE JUSTICE APPEAL PUNISHMENT WITNESS


Binding, not only on those who make them, but on those who are  represented

CONTRACTS VOWS ALLIANCES OATH CONTRACTS CIRCUMCISION VOWS


AVARICE RICH RICHES WORLDLINESS AVARICE BRIBERY RICH RICHES


ANIMALS BIRDS EARTH FISH GRASS HEAVENS MAN MOON SEAS STARS SUN WATER WOMAN GOD JESUS


DECREES
LAW OF MOSES
ECCLESIASTICISM
TRADITION


ADULTERY ARSON HOMICIDE THEFT PUNISHMENT


SCOURGING STONING MOCKING ADULTERY ARSON HOMICIDE PUNISHMENTS


ANIMALS
KINDNESS
LOVE
MALICE
PRISONERS OF WAR


Chewing of, was one of the facts by which ceremonially clean  and unclean animals were distinguished


Used in the institution of the Lord's Supper


ANATHEMA MARAN-ATHA
BLASPHEMY
GOD, NAME OF
OATH


A district of Asia, from which colonists were transported to  Samaria


Issues a decree for the emancipation of the Jews and rebuilding  the temple


A place on the boundary line of the territory of the tribe of  Zebulun


A town on the west coast of the Sea of Galilee


A country on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea


A place near the source of the Jordan River


Herodias dances in the presence of Herod (Antipas)


Forbidden to be wife of her mother's husband


Th sixth day of the week called preparation day

The first day of the week called the Lord's day

Sabbath day's journey, about two-thousand paces

The seventh of the week ordained as a day of rest

Times of adversity called Day of the Lord


(One charged with the temporal affairs of the local congregation)

The Greek word (diakonos) translated “deacon” means servant,  and is so translated in


CREMATION BURIAL CREMATION EMBALMING BURIAL DEATH MOURNING RESURRECTION RIGHTEOUS WICKED


BLINDNESS CONSCIENCE IMPENITENCE OBDURACY


DEPRAVITY MAN REPROBACY HELL WICKED DEAD REGENERATION


Ten cities situated in one district on the east of the Sea of  Galilee


Often accompanied by fraud and injustice

CONFIDENCE DECEPTION FALSEHOOD FLATTERY HYPOCRISY


DECEIT
HYPOCRISY
FALSEHOOD
FALSE WITNESS
CONFIDENCE
FLATTERY


CHARACTER PERSEVERANCE STABILITY INDECISION INSTABILITY PERSERVERANCE STABILITY ZEAL


Also called, FALLOW DEER, HART, HIND, ROEBUCK

Designated among the ceremonially clean animals, to be eaten


Contact with sinners falsely supposed to cause


Two men of the Gergesenes (Gadarenes, Gerasenes)

The daughter of the Syrophoenician woman

Parable of the man repossessed by unclean spirits

Jesus falsely accused of being possessed of

Sent to foment trouble between Abimelech and the Shechemites


An officer who administers the functions of a superior in his  absence


An arid region having only sparse vegetation


AFFLICTION RESIGNATION SORROW SUFFERING AFFLICTION RIGHTEOUS


RELIGION
PETER
JOHN
PAUL
MARY MAGDALENE
LOVE OF MAN FOR GOD
CONSECRATION
ZEAL


A contrivance for indicating time by the sun's rays


Son of Joktan, and name of a district inhabited by his descendants


Cultivating proper behaviors of a true Christian


A name given to the followers of any teacher

The seventy (better mss. have “seventy-two”) followers of Jesus  are sent forth

First called (divinely, from the Greek word, chrematizo) “Christians”  at Antioch (of Syria)


PLAGUES MIRACLES CIRCUMCISION MENSTRUATION GONORRHEA AFFLICTION ABORTION AGUE ATROPHY BLAIN BLEMISH BLINDNESS BOIL CONGESTION CONSUMPTION DEAFNESS DEMONS DROPSY DYSENTERY DYSPEPSIA EPILEPSY FEVER GONORRHEA GOUT HEMORRHAGE HEMORRHOIDS INSANITY ITCH LAMENESS LEPROSY MURRAIN PARALYSIS PESTILENCE SCAB SCALL SCURVY SPERMATORRHEA STAMMERING SUNSTROKE TUMOR WORM BOWELS


Disobedience of the wife to the husband, a sufficient cause for,  in the Persian empire


Guidelines set forth from the leaders in Jerusalem


An Edomite, present when Ahimelech helped David


Price of, not to be brought into the sanctuary


Posts of, sprinkled with the blood of the paschal lamb

Doors of the temple made of two leaves, cherubim and flowers  carved upon, covered with gold


Allotted to the tribe of Manasseh, although it was situated in  the territory of the tribe of Asher


Harmlessness of, typical of Christ's gentleness

Trespass offering of, for the impecunious

Sin offering, for those who touched any dead body


A Persian coin of differently-estimated value


Men forbidden to wear women's, and women forbidden to wear men's

Not to be held overnight as a pledge for debt

Hats (turbans, R. V. margin), worn by men

Bonnets (R. V., head-tires), worn by women

Changes of clothes, the folly of excessive

Uniform vestments kept in store for worshipers of Baal

HAIR
GOATS' HAIR
LEATHER
LINEN
SACKCLOTH
SILK
WOOL
MOURNING
VAIL
PRIEST
MOURNING
COLOR


COMMANDMENTS FAITHFULNESS OBEDIENCE COMMANDMENTS CHILDREN HUSBAND MINISTER PARENTS WIFE


Tribute (a tax) levied on foreign commerce by Solomon


Blood put upon, in consecration of priest


(Should be translated “Passover,” as in R. V. and most other  translations)


Philistines remove the ark of the covenant from


The thirtieth camping place of the Israelites


COMMANDMENTS OF MEN
MINISTERS
CHURCH
USURPATION


Name of the altar, erected by the tribes, Reuben, Gad, and Manasseh  at the fords of the Jordan River


Protected by divine command from desolation by the Israelites

From being held in abhorrence by the Israelites

Refuse to the Israelites passage through their country

Writes battle songs concerning his conquest of

The Lord delivers the army of, into the hands of Jehoshaphat

Amaziah, king of Judah, invades the territory of

Join Babylon in war against the Israelites

Children of the third generation could be received into the congregation  of Israel


PLAGUES JOSEPH ISRAELITES EGYPTIANS SIHOR


The art of embalming the dead practiced by

Pursue Israelites, and the army of, destroyed

Alliances with, forbidden to the Israelites

Eligible to membership in Israelite congregation in the third  generation

Aid the Israelites against the Chaldeans

An enthusiastic Egyptian instigated rebellion against Roman government

Prophecies of dispersion and restoration of


One of the five chief cities of the Philistines


Name of the altar erected by Jacob where he had the vision of  angels


Descendants of Elam, whose name was given to the district of  Elam


Prophesies in the camp of the Israelites


(Equivalent to the title senator, in present use)


Name of two men, or of one man (uncertain which), also called ELASAH


Officiates when Samuel is presented at the tabernacle


Second camp of the Israelites after crossing the Red Sea


With Naomi, his wife, and two sons, emigrate to Moab


The wife of Zacharias and the mother of John the Baptist


Witnesses Elijah's transporting, receives a double portion of  his spirit

Causes the king to restore the property of the hospitable Shunammite  woman

Instructs that Jehu be anointed as king of Israel


Islands of the Mediterranean bear the name of


The Jews finish the wall of Jerusalem in the month of

Zerubbabel builds the temple in the month of


A false prophet, punished with blindness


Of all Jewish servants at the time of jubilee


In blue and purple and scarlet on the curtains of the tabernacle

On the girdle and coat of the high priest, intermingled with  gold

Bezaleel and Aholiab divinely inspired for, in the work of the  tabernacle


(A village about threescore furlongs (approximately seven miles)  from Jerusalem)

Appearance of Jesus in, after his resurrection


Wilderness of, in the vicinity of the Dead Sea


A spring, miraculously supplied to Samson


A city of the tribe of Judah, probably identical with AIN and  RIMMON


A spring between the territories of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin


On the stones set in the priest's breastplate


Because there was plenty of water, John immersed people near


A place in the territory of the tribe of Judah


Sceva's sons attempt to expel a demon in


(Referring to those who are fastidious in their tastes or enjoyments,  connoisseurs)

Doctrines propagated by, familiar to Solomon


From the congregation at Jerusalem to the Gentiles

Of Paul, see the Biblical books of ROMANS, FIRST CORINTHIANS,  SECOND CORINTHIANS, GALATIANS, EPHESIANS, PHILIPPIANS, COLOSSIANS, THESSALONIANS,  TIMOTHY, TITUS, and PHILEMON.

Of JAMES, PETER, and JOHN, see books of the N. T. which bear  their names


Older of the twin sons born to Isaac and Rebekah

His marriage to, a grief to Isaac and Rebekah

Is defrauded of his father's blessing by Jacob

Meets Jacob on the return of the latter from Haran

Hostility of descendants of, toward the descendants of Jacob

His name used to denote his descendants and their country


Samson moved by the spirit of the Lord near


Tells the king of the plot against his life

Fasts on account of the decree to destroy the Israelites; Accuses  Haman to the king; intercedes for her people


Subsequently allotted to the tribe of Simeon


(A region in Africa, inhabited by the descendants of Ham)

Was called the land of Cush, mentioned in

Ebel-melech, at the court of Babylon, native of

A eunuch from, becomes a disciple beause of the preaching of  Philip


Prohibited from certain privileges of the congregation

Those who voluntarily became (continent, probably) for the kingdom  of heaven's sake


The eastern limit of the kingdom of Israel

Pharaoh-necho, king of Egypt, made conquest to

On the banks of, Jeremiah symbolically buries his sash

Casts the scroll containing the prophecies against Babylon into


A young man from Troas, restored to life by Paul


WITNESS
FALSE WITNESS
ACCUSATION
SELF-CRIMINATION


(Son and successor of King Nebuchadnezzar)


Also called AZEM, a city of the tribe of Simeon


Last encampment of Israel before coming to the “wilderness of  Zin,”


FAITH IN CHRIST
MIRACLES OF MOSES
TEMPTATION
AFFLICTION
MIRACLES
DOUBTING


OBEDIENCE PERSEVERANCE MINISTERS REPROOF HEZEKIAH JOSIAH JOASH DANIEL GOD


TEACHERS PERJURY FALSEHOOD EVIDENCE WITNESS


ACCUSATION
CONSPIRACY
DECEIT
DECEPTION
FALSE WITNESS
FLATTERY
HYPOCRISY
PERJURY
TEACHERS
ACCUSATION
CONSPIRACY
FALSE WITNESS
HYPOCRISY
PERJURY
TEACHERS


CHILDREN HUSBAND WIFE ORPHAN WIDOW HAREM


(This word is used to translate two different words in the Greek  text)

And kodrantes, worth, in American money, about two-fifths of  a cent; in English money, less than a farthing


Observed on occasions of public calamities


Forbidden to be used as a title among the disciples


Hospitable to son-in-law, a man of Bethlehem-judah


Marriage feasts provided by the bridegroom

Were presided over by a master of ceremonies

PASSOVER PENTECOST PURIM TABERNACLES TRUMPETS


THE EVIL OF FELLOWSHIP WITH THE WICKED EXEMPLIFIED

INSTANCES OF THOSE WHO AVOIDED FELLOWSHIP WITH THE WICKED

FRATERNITY
FELLOWSHIP
COMMUNION
COMMUNION
HOLY SPIRIT
COMMUNION OF SAINTS
COMPANY
INFLUENCE
COMPANY
INFLUENCE


Also called PORCIUS FESTUS, the Roman governor of Judaea, and  successor to Governor Felix


Aprons made of fig leaves, by Adam and Eve


See FIGURATIVE under principal topics throughout the work

ALLEGORY PANTOMIME PARABLES SYMBOLS TYPES


Consumes the conspirators with Korah, Dathan, and Abiram


First ripe of fruits, grain, oil, wine, and first of fleece,  required as an offering

Freewill offerings of, given to the prophets

To be offered as a thank-offering upon entrance into the Land  of Promise


Of man and beast, reserved to himself by God

Levites taken instead of firstborn of the families of Israel


Erroneously translated (A. V.) flagon of wine, but more accurately,  cake of raisin (R. V.)


Washing the feet of the disciples by Jesus


Erected in vineyards and herding grounds


Noting the vicissitudes, see illustrated in lives of

JEROBOAM HAMAN MORDECAI ESTHER JOB DANIEL


Samson uses, to burn the field of the Philistines


Prohibited, in sin offerings when they consist of turtledoves  or pigeons


BROTHER CHURCH FELLOWSHIP FRIENDSHIP NAZARITES


Prescribed for the vesture worn by the Israelites


A leather band worn on the forehead, containing certain commandments


For capital punishment, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego cast  into, by Nebuchadnezzar


Conspires against and is defeated by Abimelech


A place for judgment in Jerusalem, where Pilate passed sentence  on Jesus


Jesus visits and works miracles among, but is rejected


One of the twelve spies who explored Canaan


Collection taken in, for Christians at Jerusalem


The memorial of Jacob's and Laban's covenant


Any bitter or poisonous substance, like bile


Dismisses complaint of Jews against Paul


The place for the transaction of public business, announcement  of legal transactions


One of the five chief cities of the Philistines

Anakim, a race of giants, inhabitants of


A city of the tribe of Benjamin, assigned to the sons of Aaron


A city in the plain of the tribe of Judah


Covetousness of, and the judgment of leprosy upon

Mentions to King Jehoram the miracles of Elisha, his master


A place mentioned, as marking the boundary of the tribe of Benjamin


Of the Jews who returned from the captivity


ABRAHAM JOSHUA SAUL DAVID JOAB AMASA GIDEON BENAIAH NAAMAN JEPHTHAH BEN-HADAD SENNACHERIB CAPTAINS


IDOLATRY
MISSIONS
CHURCH
MISSIONS
CHURCH
JESUS, KINGDOM OF


JESUS JESUS JESUS GOD GOD HUMILITY KINDNESS MEEKNESS PATIENCE


CREATION
EARTH
METEOROLOGY
ASTRONOMY
HOT SPRINGS


Possibly the name of three men; more probably of one


A weight equal to thirteen and seven-tenths grains, Paris

Also a coin equivalent to about three cents American money and  three half-pence English money


Jotham addresses the Shechemites from, against the conspiracy of Abimelech


District east of the sources of the Jordan River. The inhabitants  of, not subdued by the Israelites

Inhabitants of one of the villages of, exterminated, and the  spoils taken by David

Absalom takes refuge in, after the murder of Amnon


Also called GAZER, GAZARA, GAZERA, and GOB

Canaanites not all expelled from, but made to pay tribute (taxes)


A place on the way to the wilderness of Gibeon


ANAKIM EMIMS GOLIATH ISHBI-BENOB OG REPHAIM ZAMZUMMIM


Besieged by Israel, while in possession of Philistines


He destroys the altar of Baal, and builds one to the Lord

Leads an army against and defeats the Midianites

Reproaches the Ephraimites for not joining in the campaign against the Midianites

Avenges himself upon the people of Succoth

Israel desires to make him king; he refuses

Makes an ephod which becomes a snare to the Israelites


UNCLASSIFIED SCRIPTURES RELATING TO BOTH TEMPORAL AND SPIRITUAL

HOLY SPIRIT
BENEFICENCE
GIVING
LIBERALITY


A hill south of Jezreel, where Saul was defeated by the Philistines,  and died


Also called GINNETHO, a companion of Nehemiah


Land of, given to Abraham and his descendants


Also called GISPHA, an overseer of the Nethinim


A lengthened form of GATH-HEPHER (which see)


All the blessings of God are designed to lead to

The holy example of the saints may lead others to


600 Men killed with, by Shamgar, a judge (hero) of Israel


Designated as one of the ceremonially clean animals to be eaten

Regulations of Mosaic law required that a baby goat should not  be killed for food before it was eight days old


PROVIDENCE OF, OVERRULING INTERPOSITIONS OF THE

PROVIDENCE OF, MYSTERIOUS AND MISINTERPRETED

BLASPHEMY
PERJURY
ANTHROPOMORPHISMS
JESUS
AFFLICTION
HOLY SPIRIT
COVENANT
ANGER OF GOD
CONDESCENSION
PENITENTS
REPENTANCE
SEEKERS
LIFE FROM GOD
MAN
ADOPTION
PREDESTINATION
GLORY
PRAISE
GRACE
SIN
ANTHROPOMORPHISMS
JESUS
GOVERNMENT
JUDGMENT
JUDGMENTS
SIN
AFFLICTION
FAITH
SAVIOUR
POOR, GOD'S CARE OF
BLINDNESS
TRUTH
MYSTERIES
ANTHROPOMORPHISM
CREATION
WORKS


IMPENITENCE OBDURACY PRAYERLESSNESS REPROBACY UNBELIEF WICKED


Given to the tribe of Manasseh as a city of refuge


Vessels and utensils made of, for the tabernacle


The Aramaic name of the place where Jesus was crucified


Defied armies of Israel and is killed by David


Jonah's, believed to be a vine resembling the American squash,  used in Assyria to cover huts

The wild gourd in this case is supposed to be a plant like the  cucumber (in appearance)


UNCLASSIFIED SCRIPTURES RELATING TO GOD IN

CABINET
KING
RULER
COURT
JUDGE
JUSTICE
LEVITE
PRIEST
COURT
JUDGE
PRIEST
LEVITE
RULER
SANHEDRIN
SYNAGOGUE
ISRAEL
JUDGES
KINGS
CONSTITUTION
CHURCH
PRIESTS
ISRAEL
KINGS
ASSYRIA
BABYLON
CHALDEA
SYRIA
CONSTITUTION
HEROD
PILATE
ELDER
JUDGE
ELDER
CHURCH AND STATE
CHURCH
COURT
RULERS, WICKED
CITIZEN
GOD
GOD
JESUS


Israelites taken in captivity to, by the king of Assyria, after  the conquest of Samaria


CHARACTER CHARITABLENESS COURAGE GENTLENESS HOPE KINDNESS KNOWLEDGE LONGSUFFERING LOVE MEEKNESS PATIENCE PEACE PERSEVERANCE PURITY STABILITY TEMPERANCE WISDOM


NAZARITES VINE VINEYARDS WINE VINE VINEYARDS WINE


Translated in R. V. as “Asherod,” “Ashera,” and “Asherim.”

They were symbols of the Phoenician goddess, Asherah)


A station of the Israelites in the wilderness


A priest whose descendants returned from captivity


A prophet and poet who probably prophesied after the destruction  of Nineveh

His hymn of praise of the majesty of God


A part of the defensive armor of a soldier


A hill in Judah where David and his followers hid from Saul


A town in the territory of the tribe of Judah


Probably an adjective qualifying Hazor, making it equivalent  to NEW HAZOR


HELL HELL IMMORTALITY PARADISE RIGHTEOUS SPIRIT WICKED


(A city of the territory of the tribe of Benjamin)


A servant of Abraham and handmaiden of Sarah

Given by Sarah to Abraham to be his wife


A place to which Israelite captives were transported


A mountain, the southern limit of Joshua's conquests


A measure of about seven or eight gallons


A city in the territory of the tribe of Judah


An, exclamatory expression of praise or adoration


Plotted against Esther and the Jews; thwarted by Esther and Mordecai


David receives gifts of gold and silver from Toi, king of


A fortified city of the tribe of Naphtali


Name of a man, or possibly only an appellation, meaning “the  king,”


A city of refuge of the tribe of Naphtali


Cousin off JEREMIAH, to whom he sold a field in Anathoth


Name of a tower forming part of the wall of Jerusalem


14. A priest during the time of Jehoiakim


PRAYER ABLUTIONS CLEAN ANTHROPOMORPHISMS


Samuel born to, dedicated him to God, leaves him at the temple

Visits Samuel at the temple from year to year


Successor of Nahash as king of Ammon, dishonors David's ambassadors


A forest in which David found refuge from Saul


Grandfather of the husband of Huldah, the prophetess


Hire of, not to be received at the temple


A spring or well by which Gideon and his army camped


Used, in national jubilees, after the triumph over Goliath, (margin)

When the new walls of Jerusalem were dedicated

Heard in heaven, in John's apocalyptic vision

The symbol used in the psalmody to indicate when the harp was  to be introduced in the music was “Neginoth.” See titles of


An agricultural implement used as an instrument of torture


PENTECOST
TABERNACLES
FIRST FRUITS
REAPING
GLEANING


Father of several members of David's guard


In judgment, by Moses and the Israelites


A district probably south of Damascus and east of the Jordan  River


Certain villages east of the Jordan River


A carnivorous and ceremonially unclean bird


Conspires against, murders, and succeeds to the throne of Ben-hadad


Also called ADAR, a place on the southern boundary of Canaan


The northeast boundary point of the promised land


A town in the southern district of Judah


A place on the boundary of Hauran, probably east of Damascus


Also called HAZAR-SUSIM, a city of Judah


A station in the journeyings of the people of Israel


A city of the territory of the tribe of Judah


UNCLASSIFIED SCRIPTURES DESCRIPTIVE OF THE SEAT OF THE AFFECTIONS

DEPRAVITY BLINDNESS INSTABILITY IMPENITENCE OBDURACY PRIDE HYPOCRISY LASCIVIOUSNESS MALICE IMPENITENCE COVETOUSNESS REGENERATION SANCTIFICATION


(Under this heading are grouped all who are not embraced under  the Abrahamic covenant)


THE FUTURE DWELLING PLACE OF THE RIGHTEOUS


A word supposed to be a corruption of the name of Eber, who was  an ancestor of Abraham

Used to denote the language (Aramaic) of the Jews


When used as sacrifice, must be without blemish and must not  have come under the yoke

The red heifer used for the water of separation


INHERITANCE BIRTHRIGHT FIRSTBORN ORPHAN WILL ADOPTION


A town of the territory of the tribe of Asher


A village near Damascus, noted for fine wines


A town of the territory of the tribe of Naphtali


(In the A. V. this word occurs in O. T. Scriptures, cited below,  and is the translation of the Hebrew word “sheol,” which signifies the unseen state)

In the R. V. of O. T. it appears only in

In the R. V., “sheol” is translated “lowest pit”

In the R. V. the word “Sheol” itself occurs in the following  scriptures

“Sheol” is translated “grave” in A. V. in

In the R. V. the Greek word “gehenna” is translated “hell” in  the following scriptures

The R. V. has introduced “Hades,” the word found in the Greek  text, which signifies the unseen world, in the following scriptures


A disease with which the Philistines were afflicted


The propagation of, forbidden under severe penalties


A town in the south of the territory of the tribe of Judah


Son of Canaan, and ancestor of the Hittites


A place on the northern frontier of Palestine


In him was fulfilled the curse pronounced by Joshua


A term used to describe places of worship


A measure for liquids, and containing one-sixth or one-seventh  of a bath. Jewish authorities disagree as to the exact capacity. Probably equivalent  to about one gallon one quart, or one gallon and a half-quart


A valley west and southwest of Jerusalem

Possibly identical with the valley of the vision


Shechemites and Gibeonites were families of


DESIRE GOD RIGHTEOUSNESS SANCTIFICATION SINLESSNESS


INSPIRATION
WORD OF GOD
INSPIRATION
REPROBACY


DAVID'S REPENTANCE FOR, AND CONFESSION OF, THE MURDER OF URIAH

INSTANCES OF THE PUNISHMENT OF MURDERERS

CONSPIRACY FRATRICIDE PARRICIDE PATRICIDE REGICIDE SUICIDE


An article of merchandise from Palestine


Parting of, one of the physical marks used for distinguishing  ceremonially clean and unclean animals


One of the stations of the Israelites in the wilderness


A range of mountains of which Mount Sinai is the most prominent


A fortification in the territory of the tribe of Naphtali


Captured by the tribes of Judah and Simeon


A place on the boundary line of the tribe of Naphtali


A city of the territory of the tribe of Judah


An indigenous plant to western Asia and northern Africa

The Israelites used, in sprinkling the blood of the paschal lamb  upon the lintels of their doors

Used in giving Jesus vinegar on the cross


A city of the territory of the tribe of Manasseh


A Bethlehemite, and a judge (hero) of Israel


A town of the territory of the tribe of Zebulun


One of the later stopping places of Israel


A town of the territory of the tribe of Naphtali


AFFLICTION BACKSLIDERS BLINDNESS INFIDELITY OBDURACY UNBELIEF


Offered by Nadab and Abihu in an unauthorized manner


Probably the eastern limit of the kingdom of Ahasuerus


AFFLICTION
BLINDNESS
DEAFNESS
LAMENESS
OLD AGE
TASTE


Provisions for inheritance under Levirate marriages


Clean and unclean (ceremonially speaking)

ANT BEE BEETLE CANKERWORM CATERPILLAR FLEA FLIES GRASSHOPPER HORNET HORSE-LEECH LICE LOCUST MOTH PALMERWORM SCORPION SNAIL SPIDER WORM


The pillar of twelve stones at the fords of the Jordan River

Symbolically wearing sackcloth and going barefoot

Lying on one side in public view for a long period

PARABLES SYMBOLS PARABLES PURIFICATIONS FIRSTBORN BEASTS PASSOVER PILLAR CHILDREN JESUS MUSIC MINISTERS TEACHER SCHOOL


CHARACTER DISHONESTY FRAUD HONESTY JUSTICE RIGHTEOUSNESS


DRUNKARDS DRUNKENNESS WINE ABSTINENCE TEMPERANCE


INTERCESSIONAL INFLUENCE OF THE RIGHTEOUS


(Income from loaning money, usually called “usury” in the Scriptures,  but not generally signifying unlawful or unjust rates)


Of idolatrous religions, taught by Moses


Whether this is a man or a town is not clear


A captain of the guard who imprisoned the prophet Jeremiah


Prophesies in the days of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah,  kings of Judah

Prophecy at the time of the invasion by Tartan, of Assyria

Symbolically wears sackcloth, and walks barefoot as a sign to  Israel

Comforts and encourages Hezekiah and the people during the siege  of Jerusalem by Rab-shakeh

Performs the miracle of the returning shadow to confirm Hezekiah's  faith

Reproves Hezekiah's folly in exhibiting his resources to the  commissioners from Babylon

Is the chronicler of the times of Uzziah and Hezekiah

PROPHECIES, REPROOFS, AND EXHORTATIONS OF


Restores Michal (David's first wife) to David


(TRIBES OF ISRAEL were named after the sons of Jacob)

(Usually, in lists, the names of Levi and Joseph, two sons of  Jacob, do not appear)

UNDER THE KINGS BEFORE THE SEPARATION INTO TWO KINGDOMS

(Foreshadowing circumstances indicating the separation)

(The list of the kings of Israel, and the period of time in which  they reigned. For the facts of their reigns see under each name)

(The ten tribes were carried away captive to Assyria)

EGYPT MANNA CLOUD JOSHUA GIDEON SAUL DAVID SOLOMON


16. Jehoahaz (Josiah's son), three months

17. Jehoiakim (Josiah's son), eleven years

18. Jehoiachin (Jeconiah), Jehoiakim's son, three months

19. Zedekiah (Mattaniah), Josiah's son, eleven years

(For the history of the above kings see under each name)


Forbidden to lament the death of his brothers, Nadab and Abihu


A landmark on the boundary line of the tribe of Zebulun


Small province in the northwest of Palestine


A district in Babylon conquered by the Assyrians


Leader of the fourth division of Levitical singers


One of the servants of Solomon returned from exile


A Levitical city of refuge in Gilead, allotted to Gad, and given  to the Levites


A stream on the east of the Jordan River, the northern boundary  of the possessions of the Ammonites


Bones of Saul and his sons removed from, by David, and buried  at Zelah


Son of Isaac, and the twin brother of Esau

Obtains Esau's birthright for just one bowl of stew

Fradulently obtains his father's blessing

Esau seeks to kill, escapes to Padan-aram

Serves fourteen years for Leah and Rachel

Sharp practice of, with the flocks and herds of Laban

Dissatisfied with Laban's treatment and returns to the land of  Canaan

Meets angels of God on the journey, and calls the place “Mahanaim,”

Dreads to meet Esau; sends him presents; wrestles with an angel

Journeys to Shalem, where he purchase a parcel of ground from  Hamor and erects an altar

Returns to Beth-el, where he builds an altar, and erects and  dedicates a pillar

Deborah, Rebekah's nurse, dies, and is buried at Beth-el

Journeys to Ephrath; Benjamin is born to; Rachel dies; and is
“buried on the way to Ephrath, which is Bethlehem,”

The incest of his son, Reuben, with his concubine, Bilhah

Returns to Arbah, the city of his father

His partiality for his son, Joseph, and the consequent jealousy  of his other sons

His grief over the detention of Simeon and the demand for Benjamin  to be taken into Egypt

The list of his children and grandchildren who went down into  Egypt

Pharaoh receives him, and is blessed by Jacob

Exacts a promise from Joseph to bury him with his forefathers

His benediction upon Joseph and his two sons

Gives the land of the Amorites to Joseph

His final prophetic benedictions upon his sons

Charges his sons to bury him in the field of Machpelah

Prophecies concerning himself and his descendants


Wife of Heber, and the one who killed Sisera


A Levitical city in Reuben, taken from the Moabites


Head of a family of the tribe of Manasseh


(An intimate companion of Jesus, and present with him)


A city on the border of the tribe of Ephraim


His life preserved at the time of the great flood

Prudence of, on the occasion of Noah's drunkenness


A precious stone, set in the high priest's breastplate


Law concerning, when husband is jealous for his wife


Land of, given to Abraham and his descendants

Not exterminated, but they intermarry with the Israelites


A heap of stones (a cairn) on Mount Gilead


A priest and head of the twentieth division (shift) in the tabernacle  services


A Levite and doorkeeper of the ark of the covenant


10. Name of two priests who married idolatrous wives


King of Judah and successor to Jehoiakim

Nebuchadnezzar invades his kingdom, takes him away captive to  Babylon

Confined in prison for thirty-seven years

Released from prison by Evil-merodach, and promoted above other  kings, and honored until death


Dies, and is succeeded by his son, Jehoiachin


A name sometimes given to one of the JOSHUA's


Mount Moriah, in Jerusalem, where Abraham offered Isaac


A Jew, an official at Jehoiakim's court who read Jeremiah's scroll to the king


10. A priest who was defiled by marriage to an idolatrous woman


A city in the south of the tribe of Judah


Illegitimate, and therefore not entitled to inherit his father's  property

Escapes the violence of his half-brothers; lives in the land  of Tob

Recalled from the land of Tob by the elders of Gilead

His message to the king of the Ammonites

Leads the army of Israel against the Ammonites

Leads the army of the Gileadites against the Ephraimites

Leads Israel for six years, dies, and is buried in Gilead


Street of the Water Gate of Ephraim gate

Names of the gates of, in Ezekiel's vision

The capital of David's kingdom by divine appointment

Melchizedek was the ancient king and priest of

King of, joined with the four other kings of the Amorites against  Joshua and the armies of Israel

Confederated kings defeated, and the king of Jerusalem killed  by Joshua

Falls to Benjamin in the allotment of the land of Canaan

Conquest of Mount Zion in, made by David

The citadel of Mount Zion, occupied by David, and called the  CITY OF DAVID

The ark of the covenant brought to, by David

The threshing floor of Araunah within the citadel of

David purchases and erects an altar upon Araunah's threshing  floor

Water supply brought in from the Gihon brook by Hezekiah

Rebuilding of, ordered by proclamation of Cyrus

Rebuilt by Nehemiah under the direction of Artaxerxes

Life and miracles of Jesus connected with

(For personal incidents occurring therein, see the biographies of individuals)

HANANEEL MEAH MILLO OPHEL SILOAM CALVARY GETHSEMANE OLIVES JEHOSHAPHAT TOPHET COUNTRY PATRIOTISM TEMPLE TEMPLE JESUS ISRAELITES


A priest, and head of the fourteenth shift


Samuel visits, under divine command, to select a successor to Saul from his sons

Saul asks, to send David to become a member of his court


MISCELLANEOUS FACTS CONCERNING .Brothers (physical) of

(See each one in its alphabetical order, below)

UNCLASSIFIED SCRIPTURES RELATING TO THE DIVINITY OF

PROPHECIES CONCERNING UNIVERSALITY OF THE KINGDOM OF

UNCLASSIFIED PROPHECIES CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF

SECULAR NOTIONS CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF

OTHER SCRIPTURES RELATING TO HIS MESSIAHSHIP

PROPHECIES CONCERNING THE FUTURE GLORY AND POWER OF

ATONEMENT
CONFESSION
TESTIMONY
ATONEMENT
RECONCILIATION
SATAN, KINGDOM OF
JUDGMENT
FAITH
SALVATION
PROPHECY
MEEKNESS
GOD
JUDGE
JUDGE
CHURCH
GOD
JUDGE
GOD
PSALMS
INTERCESSION
MEEKNESS
MIRACLES
GOD
MIRACLES OF
SUFFERING OF
PERSECUTIONS
CHRIST
HIGH PRIEST
CHURCH
FAITH IN CHRIST
REDEMPTION
RESURRECTION
FAITH IN
MILLENNIUM
PERSECUTION
TYPES
RIGHTEOUS, UNION OF


Moses spent forty years of exile with, and married his daughter


Regarded by Jacob as obnoxious to holiness

BRACELET CHAINS EARRINGS MUFFLER PEARL RING SEAL STONE


A corrupted form, doubtless, of Judah, and applied to the people  of the kingdom of Judah and Benjamin

(After the dissolution of the kingdom of Israel the name was  applied to all Israelites, as well as to those of the two remaining tribes)


Daughter of Ethbaal, a Zidonian, and wife of Ahab

Was an idolatress and persecuted the prophets of God

Wickedly accomplishes the death of Naboth


An Israelite who married an idolatrous wife


A disaffected Israelite who joined David at Ziklag


A city of the territory of the tribe of Judah


Wife of Chuza, the steward of Herod, and a disciple of Jesus


Nurses Moses when he is adopted by Pharaoh's daughter


10. A Kohathite who assisted in the cleansing of the temple

13. One of the twelve minor prophets, probably lived in the days  of Uzziah


The testimony of Jesus concerning (see below, Jesus discourses  upon)

Reproves Herod Antipas on account of his incest; Herod imprisons  him, and beheads him

Herod Antipas falsely supposes Jesus to be

Affected probably by the doctrines of the stoics


Son and successor of Eliashib in the high priesthood


Displeased with God's mercy to Nineveh -Reproved


Peter has a vision of a sheet lowered down from the sky, at


The waters of, miraculously separated for the passage

Naaman washes in, for the healing of his leprosy


A famous archer who joined David at Ziklag


10. A designation of the ten tribes of Israel


The smallest character in written Hebrew (a yodh)


One of the two servants of Joash, king of Judah, who killed him  at Millo


COURTS JUSTICE WITNESS JUSTICE COURTS GOD


The forty years of wandering, a judgment

CANAANITES ESCAPE PUNISHMENT CHASTISEMENT PUNISHMENT SIN AFFLICTIONS CHASTISEMENT PUNISHMENT SIN


Equivalent to Zeus, a Greek and Roman deity


ADOPTION FORGIVENESS REGENERATION SANCTIFICATION SIN SIN


A Levitical city in the territory of the tribe of Judah


A city on the southern boundary of Palestine


A city in the territory of the tribe of Gad


A Levitical city in the territory of the tribe of Naphtali


A city in the territory of the tribe of Zebulun


A city of Moab, allotted to Reuben and the Merarite Levites

Encircled by a wilderness of the same name


A Levite who divorced his Gentile wife after the captivity, and  assisted Ezra in expounding the law


An Edomite tribe whose land was promised to Abraham


A valley and city of the tribe of Benjamin


A station where the Israelites were miraculously fed with quails


A Levitical city in the tribe of Ephraim


A valley and stream between Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives

Destruction of idols at, by Asa, Josiah, and the Levites

Jesus crossed, on the night of his agony


Tariff on imports, and internal revenue on merchandise

For the kings of Israel, before and after the revolt of the ten tribes

ISRAEL ISRAEL ANOINTING GOVERNMENT RULERS ISRAEL


The inhabitants of Damascus carried into captivity to, by the king of Assyria


Also called KIR-HARESH, KIR-HARESETH, and KIR-HERES


Also called BAALAH, one of the four cities of the Gibeonites

Inhabitants of, who were not struck down, on account of the covenant  made by the Israelites with the Gibeonites, but put under servitude

The Philistines bring the ark of the covenant to

The ark of the covenant remains for twenty years at

David brings the ark of the covenant from

Inhabitants of, who were taken into captivity to Babylon, returned


Father of Ethan, a chief assistant in the temple music


(A noted river of Palestine emptying into the Mediterranean Sea  near the northern base of Mount Carmel)

Sisera defeated at, and his army destroyed in


The feet of Jesus kissed by the penitent woman


An edged tool used by Abraham in offering Isaac

Self-flagellation with, in idolatrous worship


The fear (reverence) of the Lord is the beginning of


Father of the Kohathites, one of the divisions (shifts) of the  Levites


(Also spelled CORE and KORE in A. V.) -1. A son of Esau


Descendants of, excluded from because of defective genealogies


Receives Jacob, and gives him his daughters in marriage

Pursues Jacob, overtakes him at Mount Gilead, and covenants with  him


EMPLOYEE EMPLOYER IDLENESS INDUSTRY MASTER SERVANT


A city in the territory of the tribe of Naphtali


Not to be seethed (boiled) in its own mother's milk


Disqualified priests from exercising the priestly office

Disqualified animals for sacrificial uses


Of Jeremiah, see the Book of Lamentations


Miraculously appeared at Abraham's sacrifice

Kept burning at night in the tabernacle and cared for by priest


Conveyance of, by written deeds and other forms

To rest every seventh year for the benefit of the poor people

Rules for apportioning Canaan among the tribes


Speaking in inspired “tongues” forbidden, in religious assemblies  unless there was an inspired interpreter present


ADULTERY IDOLATRY INCEST LUST RAPE SENSUALITY SODOMY WHORE WHOREDOM WHOREDOMS


A place at the southern extremity of Canaan


Situation of, in the tabernacle, tent of the congregation, and  the altar

Brazen (bronze), made by Solomon for the temple

Broken and carried away to Babylon by the Chaldeans


(Contained in the books of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy)

LITIGATION
COMMANDMENTS
DUTY TO GOD
TABLES
COMMANDMENTS
CHILDREN
INSTRUCTION
GOVERNMENT
JESUS


ACTIONS AT LAW
ADJUDICATION
ARBITRATION
COMPROMISE
COURTS
JUSTICE


A city on the highway from Beth-el to Shechem


A town or person in the territory of the tribe of Judah


Precepts written on door posts and gates, and worn on the hand  and forehead


A district of Judah, where Samson killed a thousand Philistines  with the jawbone of a donkey


Instances of leprosy not mentioned above


Luke to Theophilus (the books of Luke and Acts)

Letters of intercession by Paul and Philemon on behalf of Onesimus


(Descendants of, made the ministers of religion)


Substituted in the place of the firstborn children

Sedition among, led by Korah, Dathan, Abiram, and On, on account  of jealousy toward Moses and Aaron

Three divisions of, each having the name of one of its progenitors-Gershon,  Kohath, and Merari

The ruling chief over the Gershonites was the second son of the  ruling high priest

The Kohathites, consisting of the families of the Amramites,  the Izeharites, the Hebronites, and the Uzzielites

Of the Amramites, Aaron and his family were set apart as priests

The remaining families appointed to take charge of the ark of  the covenant, table, lampstand, altars, and vessels of the sanctuary, the hangings,  and all the service

The chief over the Kohathites was the oldest son of the ruling  high priest

The chief over the Merarites was the second son of the ruling  high priest

Cities assigned to, in the land of Canaan

Resided also in villages outside of Jerusalem

Ministered in the presence of the ark of the covenant

Custodians and administrators of the tithes and other offerings

Assisted the priests in preparing the sacrifice

Killed the Passover lambs for the people of the captivity

Pronounced the blessings of the law in the responsive service  at Mount Gerizim

Were overseers in building and the repairs of the temple

Supervised weights and measures as standards of doing business

The list of those who returned from captivity

Suburbs of their cities were inalienable for debt

Degraded from the Levitical office by Jeroboam

Exempt from enrollment for military duty

Of their repentance of the crucifixion of the Messiah


ALMS BENEFICENCE CHARITABLENESS MINISTERS POOR RICH RICHES


(SACREDNESS OF, an inference from what is taught in the law concerning murder)

HOMICIDE SUICIDE DEATH IMMORTALITY LONGEVITY


The principal capitals of the temple ornamented with carvings  of

Molded on the rim of the molten laver in the temple


Mosaic law forbade its being interwoven with wool


The bases in the temple ornamented by mouldings of

Twelve statues of, on the stairs leading to Solomon's throne


ACTIONS AT LAW
ADJUDICATION
ARBITRATION
COMPROMISE


An oriental carriage for carrying persons


(Of seizin (the method by which the ceremonial conveyance of land was made))


A symbolical name given to a son of Hosea


A city in the territory of the tribe of Manasseh

Home of Mephibosheth, the lame son of Jonathan


In A. V. often inaccurately translated “grasshopper,” as in


A city in the territory of the tribe of Benjamin


A measure for liquids, holding about a pint


The grandmother of Timothy, commended by Paul for her faith


The land of Canaan divided among tribes by

Priests and Levites designated by, for sanctuary service

Used to fix the time for the execution of condemned persons


EXEMPLIFICATION OF THE LOVE OF MAN FOR MAN

CHILDREN GOD FRATERNITY RICHES PARENTS BROTHER FRATERNITY FRIENDSHIP


The region they inhabited was called PHUT in


Accompanies Paul in his tour of Asia and Macedonia


ADULTERY COVETOUSNESS INCEST LASCIVIOUSNESS SENSUALITY SODOMY


Also called LOD -A city of the tribe of Benjamin


Chief captain of Roman troops in Jerusalem


One of two cities of Lycaonia, to which Paul and Barnabas fled  from persecutions in Iconium

Congregation of, elders ordained for, by Paul and Barnabas


An acclivity on the southern border of the territory of the tribe  of Judah


The congregation in, sends contributions to the poor saints in  Jerusalem


The burying place of Sarah, Abraham, Isaac, Rebekah, Leah, and  Jacob


The wise men from the east who visited Jesus as an infant


ASTROLOGY MAGICIAN NECROMANCY SORCERY WITCHCRAFT


A person who claims to understand and explain mysteries by magic


A symbolical name given by Jeremiah to Pashur


The place where Jacob had the vision of angels

Ish-bosheth establishes himself at, when made king over Israel

David lodges at, at the time of Absalom's rebellion


One of the daughters of Zelophehad -Special legislation in regard  to the inheritance of


A son of Naomi, and the first husband of Ruth


A place in the territory of the tribe of Judah


A city in the territory of the tribe of Judah, conquered by Joshua

Five kings of the Amorites hide in a cave of, and are killed  by Joshua


The judgments on the wicked and consolations of the righteous

The coming of the forerunner of the Messiah


Peter assaults in Gethsemane -Healed by Jesus


CONSPIRACY HATRED HOMICIDE JEALOUSY REVENGE


DUTY
NEIGHBOR
RACE
IGNORANCE
IMMORTALITY
DEATH
DEPRAVITY
YOUNG MEN


An associate of Herod in his youth, and a Christian teacher


(The two sons of Joseph, Ephraim and Manasseh, were reckoned  equally among the primogenitors of the twelve tribes (taking the places of Joseph  and Levi))


A Danite of Zorah and the father of Samson


David (with his insurgents) encamps near

Uzziah engages in war against the people of (called Mehunims)


The first station of the Israelites, where Moses made the bitter  waters sweet


A landmark on the boundary of the tribe of Zebulun


Levirate (the brother required to marry a brother's widow)

Parents' consent requires in the Mosaic law

Presents given to parents to secure their favor

The groom exempt one year from military duty

David gave one hundred Philistine foreskins for a wife

Wives among the Israelites must be Israelites

Obligations under, inferior to duty to God


Also called MISHAL and MISHEAL -A Levitical city in the territory  of the tribe of Asher


SCRIPTURES RELATING TO MASTERS OF SERVANTS


(A receiver of customs (taxes for the Romans))


Chosen as an apostle in the place of Judas


1, A Levite who had charge of the baked offerings


A city in the territory of the tribe of Dan


(The following modern equivalents of ancient measurements are  based upon the latest research, and are as correct as is possible at this time)

10. A Sabbath day's journey, two thousand paces


One of the seventy elders who did not go to the tabernacle with  Moses, but prophesied in the camp


David defeats an army and the Ammonites at


Israelites distributed among, when carried to Assyria

An essential part of the Medo-Persian Empire


Mentioned in Scripture as “the Great Sea,”


Also called MEGIDDON, and probably ARMAGEDDON

A city in the territory of Issachar situated on the southern  edge of the plain of Esdraelon

Included in one or Solomon's commissary districts


A person whose grandson tried to intimidate Nehemiah


A person whose descendants returned from Babylon


An inhabitant of a city in the territory of Issachar


A person whose descendants returned from exile


A city in the territory of the tribe of Judah


A Gibeonite who assisted in repairing the wall of Jerusalem


(An important island in the Mediterranean Sea)


The steward whom the prince of the eunuchs set over Daniel and  the three Hebrew young men


One of the seven princes of Ahasuerus who counsels the king to  divorce Queen Vashti


A Levitical city in the territory of the tribe of Reuben


(A pagan god; Mercury (to the Romans); Hermes (to the Greeks))


Sends congratulatory letters and a present to Hezekiah


The district near the springs of the Jordan River -Joshua conquered  the confederacy of kings under Jabin, king of Hazor, near


Deborah and Barak curse the inhabitants of, in their song of  triumph


A name given by the chief eunuch to Mishael, one of the three Hebrew young men


10. Son of Bani who divorced his Gentile wife

11. Two persons who rebuilt portions of the wall

12. A prince who stood by Ezra when he read the law to the people

15. Two priests who returned with Zerubbabel from Babylon


(The country between the Tigris River and the Euphrates River)

The people of Israel subjected to, eight years under the judgments  of Gog


Given to David as a reward for killing Goliath

Saul forcibly separates them and she is given in marriage to  Phalti

Ridicules David on account of his religious zeal


People of the captivity return to, and dwell in

Prophesy concerning the king of Assyria storing his baggage at


A city between the tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh


Descendants of Midian, son of Abraham by Keturah

Defeated by the Israelites under Phineas

Owned multitudes of camels, and dromedaries, and large quantities  of gold


(A city in territory of the tribe of Benjamin)

Saul encamps near, under a pomegranate tree


A doorkeeper of the temple, and musician


A priest who took part in the dedication of the walls of Jerusalem


And sends to Ephesus for the elders of the congregation, and  addresses them at


Kid (a baby goat) not to be seethed (boiled) in its own mother's


Abimelech killed by one being of hurled upon him


ADAMANT AGATE ALABASTER AMETHYST BERYL BRIMSTONE CHALCEDONY CHALK CHRYSOLYTE CHRYSOPRASUS COPPER CORAL DIAMOND FLINT GOLD IRON JACINTH JASPER LEAD LIME MARBLE NITRE PITCH SALT SAPPHIRE SARDIUS SARDONYX SILVER SLIME STONE TIN TOPAZ STONES


Love of, for the ekklesia (the body of Christ), exemplified by  Paul

See MINISTER, TRIALS AND PERSECUTIONS OF, below

HOSPITALITY TO .Woman of Zarephath to Elijah

PRIESTS LEVITES CALL EXCUSES COURAGE REPROOF PRIESTS LEVITES PRIESTS LEVITES RIGHTEOUS REVIVALS ACCUSATION PERSECUTION ELIJAH JEREMIAH ZEAL


Watched over Moses when he was in the little basket

Song of, after the destruction of Pharaoh and his army

Jealous of Moses, stricken with leprosy, healed on account of  the intercession of Moses


Given by the Iraelitish women to be melted for the laver of the  tabernacle


(The intermarrying of races or religions)


A Jew who returned with Zerubbabel from Babylon


The first one to do homage to the Messiah were not Jewish


A native and Christian of Cyprus who hosted Paul


The territory east of the Jordan River, bounded on the north  by the Arnon River

The people of Israel commanded not to distress the Moabites

Refuse passage of Jephthah's army through their territory

Land of, not given to the Israelites as a possession


Worshiped by the wives of Solomon, and by Solomon


FARTHING GERAH MITE PENNY POUND SHEKEL SILVER TALENT


(The number only appears in the Bible) .Jerusalem taken by Nebuchadnezzar  in


Informs Ahasuerus of a conspiracy against his life and is rewarded

Intercedes with Ahasuerus for the Jews; establishes the festival  of Purim in commemoration of their deliverance


An encampment of the Israelites, where Aaron died


Discovered and adopted by the daughter of Pharaoh

Takes the life of an Egyptian taskmaster; flees from Egypt; finds  refuge among the Midianites

Joins himself to Jethro, priest of Midian; marries his daughter  Zipporah; has one son, Gershom

Is a herdsman for Jethro in the desert of Horeb

God reveals to him his purpose to deliver the Israelites and  bring them into the land of Canaan

Commissioned as leader of the Israelites

His rod miraculously turned into a serpent, and his hand was  made leprous, and then restored

With his wife and sons, he leaves Jethro to perform his mission  in Egypt

His controversy with his wife on account of circumcision

With Aaron assembles the leaders of Israel

Along with Aaron, Moses goes before Pharaoh and demands the liberties  of his people in the name of Jehovah

Rejected by Pharaoh; hardships of the Israelites increased

Receives comfort and assurance from the Lord

Under divine direction brings plagues upon the land of Egypt

Secures the deliverance of the people and leads them out of Egypt

Crosses the Red Sea; Pharaoh and his army are destroyed

Composes a song for the people of Israel on their deliverance from Pharaoh

Receives the law and ordains various statutes

Rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram against

Not permitted to enter Canaan, but views the land from atop Mount  Pisgah

Mourning for, thirty days in the plains of Moab

Present with Jesus on the Mount of Transfiguration

ISRAEL
LAW OF MOSES
TABERNACLE
INTERCESSION
SOLICITED
ANSWERED
MIRACLES


MISUNDERSTOOD .The tribes of Reuben and Gad, in asking for their  inheritance east of the Jordan River


Abraham offers Isaac upon Mount Moriah, afterward called Mount  Zion, the site of the temple (later in the time of Solomon)

Mount Horeb appointed as a place for the Israelites to worship


Priests prohibited, except for the nearest of kin

The Egyptians mourned for Jacob for seventy days

The Israelites mourned for Aaron for thirty days

Jeremiah and the singing men and singing women lament for Josiah

Cutting or plucking off the hair and beard


By the captivity in returing from Babylon


(Complaining, grumbling) -Of Israelites against Moses

DOUBT ENVY INGRATITUDE CONTENTMENT RESIGNATION


Discoursed during the offering of sacrifices

Chambers for musicians in the temple, in Ezekiel's vision

SHOSHANNIM and SHUSHAN-EDUTH .In the titles to

TRUMPET CYMBAL HARP PIPE PSALTERY TIMBREL TIMBREL TRUMPET PRAISE PSALMS


One of the compounds in the sacred anointing oil

Brought by the wise men (Magi) as a present to Jesus


A city on the southern boundary of the tribe of Ephraim


(Husband of Abigail; Hebrew means “fool.”)


His vineyard forcibly taken by Ahab; stoned at the instigation  of Jezebel


A station (stopping place) of the Israelites


A prince of Naphtali, and one or the twelve spies


Prophesies against the Assyrians; declares the majesty of God  and his care for his people


A new name given to persons who have spiritual adoption

Intercessional influence of the name of Jesus, for his people


Involved in the sins of other individuals, as Achan


A city in the territory of the tribe of Zebulun


A town occupied by the Benjamites after the captivity


Captain of the guard of King Nebuchadnezzar

Commands the Assyrian army which besieged Jerusalem and carried  the inhabitants to Babylon


Wife of Jehoiakim, king of Judah, and the mother of Jehoiachin


A landmark on the boundary of the tribe of Asher


A city in territory of the tribe of Naphtali


A stream between the tribes of Judah and Benjamin


The name of a senior officer with Nebuchadnezzars army


A city in territory of the tribe of Judah


A city in the territory of the tribe of Judah


A servant (Greek: diakonos) of the congregation at Jerusalem


A Jewish rabbi -Becomes a disciple of Jesus


A proselyte of Antioch, and servant (Greek: diakonos) of the  congregation at Jerusalem


A city in the territory of the tribe of Gad


Waters on the borders of the tribe of Gad and the country of  Moab


Contained a population of upwards of one-hundred and twenty thousand  people, when Jonah preached


Probable seat of the tabernacle in Saul's time


(A solemn qualification) -Used in solemnizing covenants

Abraham requires oath of his servant Eliezer

Esau confirms the sale of his birthright by

Jacob confirms the covenant between him and Laban by

Requires Joseph to swear that he would bury him with his forefathers

The Israelites confirm the covenant with the Hivites

The elders of Gilead confirm their pledge to Jephthah by

Jonathan and David confirm a covenant by

David swears not to eat until the sun goes down

David swears to Bath-sheba that Solomon will be king

Elisha seals his vow to follow Elijah by

King of Samaria confirms his word with an

Jehoida requires an oath from the rulers

Ezra requires, of the Priests and Levites


10. A descendant of Joab who returned from Babylon

11. A priest who sealed a covenant with Nehemiah to observe God's law

12. A gatekeeper of Jerusalem, under Nehemiah

13. A prophet who prophesied the destruction of Edom


AFFLICTION IMPENITENCE REPROBACY PHARAOH


BLESSINGS COMMANDMENTS DUTY LAW BLESSINGS COMMANDMENTS CHILDREN CITIZEN


One camping place of Israel during the forty years of wandering


An Asherite and the father of Pagiel who counted Israel in a  census


All animal sacrifices must be eight days old or more

USELESS WHEN NOT ACCOMPANIED BY GENUINE PIETY

ATONEMENT ALTAR PRIESTS TEMPLE LEPROSY DEFILEMENT


GOVERNMENT JUDGE RULER PRIEST LEVITE APOSTLE ELDER DEACON MINISTER


Land of, given to the tribes of Gad, Reuben, and Manasseh


Branch of, brought by the dove to Noah's ark

Israelites commanded to cultivate in the land of promise

Precepts concerning gleaning the fruit of


Called MOUNT OF CORRUPTION (R. V. margin, Mount of Olives)

(East of Jerusalem) -The highway to and from the east passed  over it

Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem by way of


Alpha and Omega, the all-comprehensiveness of Christ


A dry measure containing, according to the Rabbis, two quarts,  but according to Josephus, three and one-half quarts


Killed for his refusal to raise seed (offspring) for his deceased  brother


A fugitive slave and subsequent convert of Paul


A component of the sacred ointment, made from the shells of a  species of mussel, possessing an odor


Seen in the foundations of the city of the New Jerusalem in John's  apocalyptic vision

Contributed by Israelites for the priests' garments


A gate in the wall of Jerusalem near the temple


L. A city in territory of the tribe of Benjamin


The less famous daughter-in-law of Naomi


In A. V. the word “owl” occurs, but in the R. V., it is the word
“ostrich,”


Conquers Kirjath-sepher, and as reward obtains Caleb's daughter  as a wife

Becomes the deliverer and leader of Israel


Son of Ocran and leader of the tribe of Asher at time of the  exodus


The ancestor of an influential family of Judah which returned  to Jerusalem from the captivity


Around the eyes to enlarge their appearance


One of the workmen who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem


In the temple seen in the vision of Ezekiel

Branches of, thrown in the path when Jesus made his triumphal  entry into Jerusalem

Jericho was called “The City of Palm Trees,”


A chief Benjamite and one of the twelve spies sent into Canaan


A chief of Issachar and one of the committee of twelve appointed  to divide Canaan among the tribes


The sheet lowered down from the sky (in Peter's vision)


A city in the territory of the tribe of Benjamin


Covenant, benefits of, entailed on children

PARTIALITY INFLUENCE CHILDREN INSTRUCTION


The ancestor of one of the families which returned to Jerusalem  from captivity in Babylon


Of the disciples, when the ointment was poured upon Jesus


The inhabitants of Parthia, a country northwest of Persia


A battle between David and the Philistines, fought at


Special Passover, for those who were unclean, or on a journey,  to be held in the second month

The lamb killed by Levites, for those who were ceremonially unclean

Observed with unleavened bread (no yeast)

Jesus in the temple courtyard at the time of


(A part of Upper Egypt) -Jewish captives in


A descendant of Mizraim and an ancestor of the Philistines


INSTANCES OF .Isaac toward the people of Gerar