Exodus 16:15
<04478> [It is manna. or, What is this? or, It is a portion.]
bread <03899> [This is.]
Joshua 2:4
Joshua 8:14
Ai saw <07200 05857> [Ai saw it.]
realize .... hiding <03045 0693> [he wist not.]
Jude 1:20
by building ... up <2026> [building.]
[Gr. most.]
praying <4336> [praying.]
Mark 9:6
Mark 14:40
And <2532> [neither.]
Luke 2:49
my <3450> [my.]
John 5:13
who had been healed <2390> [he that.]
had slipped out <1593> [had.]
a crowd <3793 5607> [a multitude being. or, from the multitude that was.]
Acts 12:9
went out <1831> [he went.]
he did not realize <1492 3756> [wist not.]
That is, he knew not; wist being the past tense of the obsolete verb to wis, from the Saxon wissan, in German {wissen,} and Dutch {wysen,} to think, imagine, know.
Acts 23:5
I did ... realize <1492> [I wist.]
Soon after the holding of the first council at Jerusalem, Ananias, son of Nebedenus, was deprived of the high priest's office, for certain acts of violence, and sent to Rome, whence he was afterwards released, and returned to Jerusalem. Between the death of Jonathan, who succeeded him and was murdered by Felix, and the high priesthood of Ismael, who was invested with that office by Agrippa, an interval elapsed in which this dignity was vacant. This was the precise time when Paul was apprehended; and the Sanhedrin being destitute of a president, Ananias undertook to discharge the office. It is probable that Paul was ignorant of this circumstance.
must ... speak <2046> [Thou.]
