Exodus 12:14
memorial <02146> [memorial.]
celebrate ..... festival ....... celebrate <02282 02287> [a feast.]
ordinance <02708> [by an ordinance.]
Exodus 28:12
shoulders ......................... shoulders <03802> [the shoulders.]
Aaron ... bear <05375 0175> [Aaron shall bear.]
memorial ...................... memorial <02146> [for a memorial.]
Exodus 28:29
breastpiece <02833> [in the.]
heart <03820> [upon.]
memorial <02146> [a.]
Numbers 16:40
who .......................... just <0834 0376> [that no.]
approach <07126> [come near.]
Numbers 31:54
memorial <02146> [a memorial.]
Joshua 4:7
water ...................... water <04325> [the waters.]
memorial <02146> [memorial.]
Joshua 4:1
other <08552 05674> [were clean passed.]
Joshua 2:1
sent <07971> [sent. or, had sent. Shittim.]
spies out .... secretly <07270 02791> [to spy secretly.]
Jericho <03405> [even Jericho.]
prostitute <0802 02181> [harlot's house.]
Though the word {zonah} generally denotes a prostitute, yet many very learned men are of opinion that it should be here rendered an innkeeper or hostess, from {zoon,} to furnish or provide food. In this sense it was understood by the Targumist, who renders it, {ittetha pundekeetha,} "a woman, a tavern-keeper," and so St. Chrysostome, in his second sermon on Repentance, calls her [pandokeutria.] The Greek [porn‚,] by which the LXX. render it, and which is adopted by the Apostles, is derived from [perna¢,] to sell, and is also supposed to denote a tavern keeper. Among the ancients, women generally kept houses of entertainment. Herodotus says, "Among the Egyptians, the women carry on all commercial concerns, and keep taverns, while the men continue at home and weave." The same custom prevailed among the Greeks.
[Rachab.]
spent the night <07901> [lodged. Heb. lay.]
Matthew 26:13
wherever <3699> [Wheresoever.]
also <2532> [there.]
Mark 14:9
wherever <3699> [Wheresoever.]
memory <3422> [a memorial.]
Acts 10:4
becoming <1096> [he was.]
What <5101> [What.]
Your .... your <4675> [thy.]
Your .... your <4675> [thine.]
Acts 10:1
in <1722> [Cir. A.M. 4045. A.D. 41. in.]
a centurion <1543> [a centurion.]
Italian <2483> [Italian.]
The Italian band, or rather cohort, [speira <\\See definition 4686\\>,] (a regiment sometimes consisting of from 555 to 1,105 infantry), is not unknown to the Roman writers, (See Tacitus;) and Gruter gives an inscription in which it is mentioned, which was found in the Forum Sempronii, on a fine marble table.
Colossians 1:23-26
you remain <1961> [ye continue.]
established <2311> [grounded.]
shifting <3334> [moved.]
hope <1680> [the hope.]
in <1722> [to.]
under <5259> [under.]
that <3739> [whereof.]
I rejoice <5463> [rejoice.]
I fill up <466> [fill.]
for ............. sake <5228> [for.]
according to <2596> [according.]
to complete <4137> [to fulfil. or, fully to preach.]
mystery <3466> [the mystery.]
<3570> [now.]
