Israel Deut.26:13-15
Israel Deut.26:13-15
Jab-z 1 Chr. 4 : 10
Jacob Gen. 32 ; 9
Jehoshaphat 2 Chr. 20: 6
Jesus Matt. 26:39; Luke22:42
Jesus Luke 23:34
Jesus Matt. 27 : 46
Jonah Jonah 2:2
Joshua Josh. 7 :7-9
Levites Neh. 9: 5
Lord's Prayer Matt. 6:9; Luke 11:2.
Manoah Jud. 13:8, 9
Moses Ex. 32:11; Deut.9 :26....
Moses Ex. 33:12
Moses Num. 10:.35, 36
Moses Num. 11 : 11-15
Moses 'Num. 12: 13
Moses !Num. 14: 13-19
Moses Num. 27: 15
Moses Deut. 3: 24
Nehemiah Neh. 1 : 5
Nehemiah Neh. 4: 4
Penitent thief Luke 23:42
Pharisee's prayer. ...Luke 18:11
Publican's prayer... Luke 18: 13
Samson Jud. 16 : 28
Solomon 1 Kgs. 3:5-9
Solomon |1 Kgs. 8:23; 2Chr.6: 14.
Stephen 'Acts 7:59, 60
The Aaronic blessing of Israel.
For a son.
For Ishmael's acceptance.
For mercy on Sodom. [wife for Isaac.
Success in his mission when sent to find a
For moderation in his desires.
On choosing an apostle. [oplan.
When going to battle with Zerab the Ethi-
For the restoration of Jerusalem.
For a blessing on his house.
After his sin wiiii Bath-siieba.
After numbering the people.
Thanksgiving at close of life.
For support under persecution.
For the restoration of the widow's sou.
For divine attestation of his mission.
For death.
For his servant's eyes to be opened.
That the army sent to take him may be blinded.
Intercession for the people.
IConfession of sin in the people's alliances
I with the heathen.
For revival of God's work. iFor the gift of a son.
For protection against Sennacherib. 'When dangerously ill. [Passover.
For the unprepared who had eaten of lExpiiition of undiscovered murder.
Confession on presenting first-fruits.
JThe prayer of the tithing year.
I For the divine blessing.
(For deliverance from Esau.
'For protection against the armies of the
I Moabites and Ammonites.
Iln a great famine.
I For comfort.
[Thanksgiving. [of his prayer.
iTlianksgiving for the Father's acceptance
[Imploring his Fatlier's aid.
For himself, his apostles, and all believers.
[ For unity.
Under sufiering in Gethsemane.
For his murderers.
Under suspension of divine consolation. For deliverance from the great fish. After Achan's sin. [nation's sins.
Confession of God's goodness and their The model of supplication for relief of human needs. For divine guidance in training his child Forgiveness for the people's idolatry. For the divine presence. At the setting forth and stopping of the ark. For divine help to govern the Israelites. For Miriam, for cure from leprosy, [report. P'or the peofile, disappointed at the spies' For a successor. To enter Canaan.
For the remnah f^iptivity. [biab.
For protection agai "t Sanballat and To-To be remembered by Jesus. Thanksgiving for his own righteousness. For divine mercy. To be avenged on his enemies. For wir^d(mi to govern Israel. Dedication of temple. [his murderers.
Commendation of bis soul; forgiveness of
SUMMARY OF MAMMALIA OF THE BIBLE.
Grounded on the Rev. W. Houghton's Paper (" Transactions of Society of Biblical Archeology ").
(Fi-om ike Oxford Edition Sunday-School Teacher's Bible.)
Animal de- English noted. Translation.
Antelope
Antelope
Ape
Ass {tame)... Ass [wild)...
Bear
Bull (domestic)
Bull {ivild)...
Camel
Cat
Deer
Dolphin
Dog
Fallow deer
Gazelle
Gazelle
Goat {he)
Goat....
Goat {wild)..
Pygarg... Wild ox..
Ape
Ass
Wild ass.. Bear
Hebrew Septuagint Original. Translation.
Assyrian Inscriptions.
Dishon \irvyapyo<; Da-as-su...
To, or Teo.... eAa(/>os Burkhiis..
Koph TridriKO<; Udunui....
Khamor buo^ Iiniru
Pereh TJju.t7r7ros Tseii
Dob apKTos Dabuu
Zoological Genus or Species.
Cattle, oxen. Unicorn
Eleph KTT^vT] Alap
Re'eni ixovoKeprng ... Ri-i-mu.
Camel Gamal.
Cat
Fallow deer...
None
Yachmur..
KflLjunjAo? Gammalu.
alAovpo? ': None
Dog
Hart, hind.,
Roe, roebuck
He-goat
He-goat ,
Chamois
^oii^aAos
Nakhiru ..
Keleb Kvuiv Kalbu
eAa(|)09 Ailu
'Utsaluv ...
SopKOii; Tsabii
Atudu
Tsapparu.
! Avgai 'Azul.. Tsebi.
, Yatud.., Tpayog
|Ts;lphir rpa-yo?
Goat 'Wild goat.
Zemer. Ya'el,
Greyhound. Greyhound. Hare 'Hare
(ca/ArjA6rrap-6ts.
Ditanu.
Horse. 'Horse
Hippopotamus Behemoth
Hysena Doleful crea-
I tures
Jackal Fox
Leopard Leopard
Lion Lion
Mole-rat Mole
Mouse Mouse
Mule Mule
Ox Young bull....
Ox Oxen
Tsartsir aAeVrtop
Arnebeth
Sus.
Behemoth...
[Oach
pi. Okhim].
Sliual
Namer
Aryeh
Tinshemeth
Yakhbar
Pered
Shor
Bakar
;^otpo-ypu'A-
Ato?. ITTTrOS
OripCa.
None lAkhu
None
Annabu..
Susu,
Ram Ram...
Rhinoceros
Sheep Sheep.,
Sheep (ivild)
{See Wild I
Goats.; Unicorn (see] Wild Bull).!
Wolf. Wolf...
Wolf.
Ayil.. ifson.
aKdJnri^ Asi (?)
TTtxpSaAis [Niimru....
\e(i}v Ne-essu...
acrndya^
MV? I •.
■qfxiovo^ |Parie.
fi6(rxo<; '
Tttupos Buchal
rinii.
(cpi'o? Ailur
AlapNahr
Trpd/Sara Tsieni
Arnu
Zeeb Ziibu...
,Rt. acal, de- \vKo<; [Aciluv,
vour. I
Addax.
Oryx leucoryx. Presbytes entellus. Asinus vulgaris. Asiuus hemippus. Ursus Syriacus.
Bos taurus.
Bos primigenius.
(Camelus Arabicus.
(Camelus Ractrianus. Felis domestica. Alcephahis bubalis. Delphinus. Canis familiaris. Cervus Mesopotamicus. Gazi'lla dorcas. Gazella gutturosa. Capra hircus. Capra segagrus. Rupicapra tragus.
Ibex Bedeanus, or Capra
Sinaitica. Doubtful.
I Lepus Sinaiticus.
I Lepus Caspius.
Equus caballus.
Hysena striata.
Canis Vulpes. Leopardus varius. Felis leo. Spalax typhlus. Dipus, and Alactaga.
Bos taurus.
Ovis aries.
Rhinoceros unicornis. Ovis latieaudatus. Capra segagrus.
I-Canis lupus.
60
BIKDS FOUND IN PALESTINE,
AND REFERRED TO IN SCRIPTURE. (I<)-om Oxford Bible.)
English name.
Avocet.
Bat {Lev. 11 : 19)
Bee-eater
Bittern (Zepli. 2 : U).
Blackbird. Blackcap.. Blue Jay.
Biilbul
Chat
Cock (Mark 14 : 30)....
Cormorant (Lev. 11
17)
Corn-bunting
Cretciiniaker's bunting
Crane (Isa. 38 : 14)
Cuckoo (Lev. 11: 16)...
Crow (Prov. 30 : 17)....
Dove (Isa. 38:14)
Dunlin
Ducks
Eagle (Deut. 32:11)...
" gier(Lev.ll:18)
Fowl, faded (1 Kgs. 4
23)
Glede(Deut. 14:13)...
Goldfinch.
Grakle
Grouse
Harrier...,
Hawk (Job 39 : 26)
" night (Lev. 11
16)
Hpn (Luke 13 : 34). Heron (Lev. 11:19)....
Hoopoe Jar
Kestrel.
Kingfisher
It
Kite (Lev. 11:14).' 946
Hebrew.
Greek.
Atalleph.
i/v/crept?.
Specimens found by| Palestine explorers.
Where found.
Kippod e^ivos
Recurvirostra avo-l
cetta !Sur.
Vesperugo Kuhlii. I
Merops apiasier jAnti-Libanus.
Botaurus stellaris.
Ardeola minuta...
Merula.
Silvia atricapilla..
(?) Jericho.
Slialak.
aAeKTwp. *caTopa(CT7js,
Ixus xanthopygins. Beit Atab. Saxicola libanotica.. Bethlehem. Praiiiicola rubicola. Dromolsea leucopy-gia Ain Feshkah.
Phalacrocorax car-bo. Emberiza miliaria...
Agur IxeAiSwi'.
Shachaph.
Aapo;.
'Oreb Kopa^.
Yoiiah 'irepL<rTepd.
Nesher.. Racham.
(Barburini. ( Abusim......
Raah
aCTOS
iTop^vpC(av.,
yvxjj.
Netz
Tachraas.., Anaphah. Dukipath.
Netz.
tepa|
y\av^
XapaSpio^.. eTTOif/
Emberiza csesia
Grus cinerea. {See
Stork.)
Cuculus canorus
Oxylophus glanda-
rius
Corvus umbrinus. (See Pigeon.) Tringa cinclus.
Circaetus Gallicus... Gypsfulvus. Neophron percno-pterus.
Geese.
Buteo ferox (buzzard).
Carduelis elegans.... Bethlehem. AmydrusTristrami. Mar-Saba. Pteroeis Senegallus. Desert. Circus cCruginosus... Dead Sea.
C. cineraceus i Jericho.
Accipiter nisus.
Ain Fasail.
Jordan Valley. Ain Fasail.
Everywhere. Yebua.
Ayah(generic) iKTH'os.
Caprimulgus (?)
Ardeola comata Jordan Valley.
Ardea cinerea. |
TJpupa epops |Bludan.
Caprimulgus Euro-|
pteus Beit Atab.
Tinnunculus alau-
darius | "
T. Cenchris Ramleh.
Alcedo ispida Jericho.
Ceryle nidis
Alcyon Smyrnensis. Milvus regalis.
BIRDS FOUND IN PALESTINE.
English name.
Lark.
Hebrew.
Greek.
Speoimens found by Palestine explorers.
Where found.
Lapwiiiij (Lev. 11: 19). Ditkipath cTroi//
Nutli:itoll I
Owl (Isa. 34 : 13) Batli-haya'a- I
I nail. |<TTpouflds.
'• great(Lev. 11 : 17) Yanshoop i/3ei?
Isa. 34: In Kippos e^tt'o?.
" little (Lev. 11 : 17). Kos vvKTiKopa^...
" of desert (Ps. 102: i
6) Kos 'vvKTiKopa^.
" screech (Isa. 34 : t
14) Lilith o»'OK€i'Tavpoi
Osprey (Lev. 11 : ]3)...'Asniyali aAiatero?
Ossifrage (Lev. 11 : 13).Peres vpi'"/'
Galerida cristata lafTa.
Ototoris penicillata. Aiiii-Libanus. (6>e Hoopoe.) Sitta Syriaca
Bubo Ascalaphus.
Jeridio.
AthenfE meridion-alis Belhlibera.
Ostricli (Lam. 4 : 13)... Partridge (Jer. 17:11).
Ya'anah [crTpovOiov.
Kor6 TTepSi^
" (1 Sam.26: 20)
Peacock (1 Kgs. 10:22). Tucciyim rdvop
Pelican (Ps. 102 : 6).... Kaath 7reAe/ca5.
Pigeon (dove) (Ps. 68
13; Matt. 3: 16).
" (Gen. 15:9)
Plover ,
Yonah Treptcrrepa.
Gozai Treptcrrepa.
Quail (Ex. 16:13) 'Selav opTvyo/MriTpa
Raven (Prov. 30 : 17)... 'Oreb Kopa^
Redstart
Otus vulgaris (Jericho.
Pandioii lialiaetus
(ti^li-cater). (iypact us barbatus
(l)oiu'-breaker). St rut bio caiiielus. Caccabis Graecus
(Greek partridge).! Amnioperdix beyii.. Pavo eristatus.
Jericho.
Robin.
Sandpiper. Shrike
Sparrow (Ps. 102:7)..
Starling
Stork (Jer. 8 : 7)
Sunbird
Swallow (Prov. 26:2;
Ps. 84:.3)
Isa. 38: 14
'Tzippor (TTpovBiov
Kbasidab oio-is.
Cbaradrius hiati-
ciila Jaffa.
Coturnix vulgaris.
{See Crow.)
Ruticillaplioenicura Jordan Valley.
" titliys Bhidan.
Erytbseus rufiicula.. Jericho.
Ruticilla Suecica | "
Coracias garrula Gaza.
Triugoides bypo-
leucos .' Solomon's Pools.
Lanius hit bora Jericho.
" auriculatus.. Jordan Valley.
" niiliicus " "
Passer salicarius Ain Fasail.
Fringilla patronia... Jericho. Sturiuis vulgaris..
Cicouia altia
Ciniivris osea
Deror. Agur...
<7TpOV06?.
^(eAi'Swv..,
Swan (Lev. 11 : 18) Tinshemeth... kvkvo<;
Swift (Isa. 38:14) Sis, sus n-epicrrepa.
Thrush.
Tit, groat
Turtledove (Gen. 15 9; Lev. 1:14)
Hirundo rusfica
[Agfir = crane ; stls = swift.]
Jordan Valley.
Tor-yonah Wpvymv
Vulture (Lev. 11 : 14)... Dayah y^^--
Ex. 19:4 Racham aero?.
Wagtail
Cypsellusmelba...
" apis.
" affiuis. Petrocincta cyatius. Mar-Saba. Trateropus cbaly-
beus Jericho.
Parus major Beit Atab.
'Turtur auritus Yehua.
1 " risorius 'Jericbo.
Plentiful.
Water-rail.
Motaoilla alba iRaiiileh.
I '• sulpburea. Jericho. Rallus aquaticus | "
EEPTILES OF SCEIPTURE.
N. B.—The names printed in italics do not occur in the A. V., though the reptiles so called are now found, and probably were intended by the Hebrew writers.
English Name.
Hebrew.
Greek.
Adder (Ps. 58: 4) \. Pethen ao-Trc?
Gen. 49: 17 2. Shephiphon oc^to-
Ps. 140: 3 3. 'Achsub jSao-iAtV/cos.
Proy.23: 32; Job 20: 14-16.... 4. Tziph'oni a(TnL<;
Zoological Species.
Asp (Isa. 11:
Caterpillar,
Chameleon (Lev. 11: 30).
Cockatrice (Isa. 59: 5).
Crocodile {Lev. 11: 29). Dabba {Lev. 11:29)
Dragon (Isa. 34: 13; Eze. 29: 3) Frog (Ex. 8:2; Rev. 16: 13)...
Pethen do-n-t's
1, Coach j^a/u.atAe'a
Gecko (Lev. 11: 30) ,
(Ferret in A. V.). Horseleech (Prov. 30: 15).
2. Tinsheraeth a<nrd\a$
(Mole, A. V.) I
Tzeph'a [aaniq
Tziph'oni. I
'KpoKoSeiXo^.
Tzab AcpoKoSeiAo?
Tan i
Tannin [
Tzepharde'a /Sarpaxo?....
Anakah /av-ydAij.
.}
'Alnkah
LXX. (?) Leviathan (Ps. 74: 14; Job I
41 : 1) Livyathan SpaKoiv
Lizard (Lev. 11: 30) Letaah x'^^'^^^'''V'*■
Mole iTinshemeth aandAa^....
Scorpion (Deut. 8: 15; Luke |
10: 19) lAkrabim crKopnloi;...,
Serpent (Ps..58:4; Prov. 30:19) Ex. 7 : 9, 10
Ps. 58: 4
Gen. 49: 17
Job 20: 16. Ps. 140:3..
Prov. 23: .32; Isa. 11: 8 7. Tsepha do-jri?
1. Kacbash o<f)i<;.
2. Tannin SpaKuiv.
.3. Pethen do-n-is....
4. Shephiphon b(f)i.s
5. Epheh do-Trt?
6. Achshub )3ao-iAt(r/cos.
Serpent. Fierv (Num. 21: 6-8).. Fiery flying (Isa. 14:29)
Snail (Lev. 11: 30).
Ps. 58: 8
Snake.
Toad
Tortoise (Lev. 11: 29)..
Viper (Job 20: 16; Isa. 30: 6; 59:5)
Saraph \o<f>L<; BavaTujv..
dcTTTl?, 6(|)IS )
Trerdfjievo^ j
1. Chomet aavpa
2. Shablul Ktjpos
Cobra.
Cerastes Hasselqulstii. jVipera Eupbratica. JDaboia xantliina. iEgyptian cobra {Naja I haje).
Psaramosaurus scincus. jHydrosaurus Nilolicus. jChameleo vulgaris.
Daboia xanthina.
Uroraastis spinispes i (Lizard). 1 Probably crocodile.
Eana esculenta. jHyla arborea. Ptyodactylus gecko.
iHcemopis sanguisuga. jHirudo medicinalis.
Crocodilus vulgaris. Generic (?). See Chameleon,
I Numerous. Generic term,
!
Cobra Ji^gyptiaca. jCerastes Hasselqulstii
(Adder). JEchidna Mauritanica. jVipera Euphralica, or j Vipera ammodytes. Daboia xanthina (?).
Tzab.
Worm (Isa. 51: 8)
Ex. 16: 20; Job 25:6; Isa.
14: 11
Job 25: 6; Isa. 14: 11
Worm, Earth
Canker
" Palmer. " Crimson.
" 948
Epheh.
KpoKoSeiAo; ;(€p(7aros
exi5va.
1. Sas o->)s.
2. Rimmah aanpla.
'a-ri\fjL<;.
3. Tole'ah o-KuiAijf..
Generic.
Bufo Pantherinus.
1. Testudo Grseca.
2. Testudo marginata.
3. Emys Caspica.
Echis arenicola (Sand viper).
Tortrix vitisana(?).
Lumbricus.
:Myriapoda,
WORDS OBSOLETE OR AMBIGUOUS.
Word.
Passage.
Colony Acts 16 :1
Explanation.
Commend Rom. 3:5
Commune Ex. 25:22; 1 Sam. 19
1 3; Ps. 4:4
Comprehend Isa. 40 : 12 ; Koni. 13:9
Coucisiou Phil. 3 :2
(Lat. co/o7iia) a foroipn town to whose inhabitants wore iucordtd \\>y distiiiniiished services, the same riulits and i)nviiege3 as the citizens of Home itself.
Draw comiiiendali(jn upon or enhance.
Coney.
Confection. Consort, to.
Contrite Ps. 51:17
Convenient.... Conversation.
Parley ; hold a conference ; converse. Comprise; include; measure; contain. Mere cutting otf; opposed to circumcision as I religious symbol. Lev. 11:5; Ps. 104:18.!(Lat. cunicuius) a rabbit; small animal like
a rabbit. Compound of various ingredients. Associate with. (Lat. conlrUns) bruised; ground to powder;
so of one humbled to the dust.
Ex.30:35;Ecclus.38:8 Acts 17:4
Acts 24: 25; Rom. 1: 28; Eph. 5:4
(1) Phil. 3:20; (2) 1 Pet. 1:15
Convince Job 32:12; John 8:46.
Count |Ex. 12:4
Esth. 7:4
1 Kgs. 14:3
Isa. 3:22
1 Sara. 26: 11 ; 1 Kgs. 14:3; 17:12; 2 Kgs. 2:20
Luke 10:40; 13:7
Ex. 28:8: Acts. 19: 19.
Countervail...,
Cracknels
Crisping pins.. Cruse
Cumber
Curious
Damnation or condemnation
Rom., 1 Cor., etc.
Daysman Job 9: 33.
Deal, a Ex. 29 :40.
Debtor
Deem
Defenced
Delicately
Delightsome
Discover
Draught
Draught house-Ear, to
Earing
Eraerods
Endamage
Ensample ,
Ensue
Eschew ,
Eyeservice ,
Rom. 1 :14; Gal. 5:3..
Acts 27: 27
Isa. 36:1
Deut. 28:56; 1 Sam,
15:32
Mai. 3 : 12
Isa. 22:8
Matt. 15:17
2 Kgs. 10:27
Isa. 30:24
Gen. 45 : 6
1 Sam. 5:6
Eze. 4
2 Cor. 10: 11
1 Pet. 3:11
1 Pet. 3:11
Eph. 6:6
Fain Luke 15 : 16
Fat 'Joel 2 : 24
Fitches Isa. 28:25, 27
Fret Lev. 13:51,55; Ps. 39
I 11
Fray 'Dent. 28:26.
Gainsay ILuke 21 : 15.,
Garner Matt. 3 : 12..,
Gin lAm. 3:5
Glister iLuke 9 : 29...
Becoming; decorous.
(1) Citizenship; (2) conduct and habits of
life. Convict.
(Used as a subsl.) a reckoning. (Lat. contra valere) compensate for. Hard, brittle cakes. Irons for crimping or curling hair.
Small cup or vessel for holding liquid.
lEncumber; occupy unprofitably.
jThat with which great pains has been taken.
These words were used as equivalent terms when the A. V. was made ; sonietinies with a deep, sometimes with a lighter, meaning.
lUmpire; arliitrator.
'A part or portion.
:One bound by or under an obligation.
I Conclude • judge.
jFenced; defended by fortifications.
jTenderly; minclugly. Delightful. Uncover. iDrain.
Cesspool; depository of drainage. Plough ; till the ground. 'Ploui;hing.
'(Gr. hieinorrhoids) discharging piles, 'injure. j Example. Pursue diligently. lAvoid ; shun.
.Service performed only when under super-I vision. Glad, and gladly. [Vessel for liquor ; same as "vat." iVetches; small kind of pea.
To corrode ; to perforate by eating, as a moth
i does.
To scare; frighten away.
Speak against—I. e., contradict.
(■ranary ; barn.
Trap or snare for birds.
Shine; sparkle; glitter.
WORDS OBSOLETE OR AMBIGUOUS.
Word.
Passage.
Sunder, to Job 41: 17
Sundry Heb. 1: 1
Tal-eriug iNali. 2 : 7
Taclies Kx. 26 : 6
Tale Ex. 5: 8, 18; 1 Sam. 18:
27
Target 1 Sam. 17:6
Tire 2 Kgs. 9:3U; Isa. 3:18.
Explanation.
Tittle. {See Jot.) Touching
Tongues.
Lev. 5 : 13; Ps. 45 : 1
Matt. 18:19
Acts 10:46
Travail Isa. 53:11; Jer. 30:6.
Trow iLuke 17:9
Twain Isa. fi: 2
Uudergird Acts 27:17.
Undersetter,
Unicorn.
1 Kgs. 7: 30,34..
Ps. 92 : 10.
Unwittingly Josh. 20 : 3.
Ware 'Acts 14 : 6..
Wax Luke 1: 80.
Whit
Wimple.
1 Sam. 3 : 18; 2 Cor.
11:5
Isa. 3:22
Winebibber Matt. 11:19
Winefat. (&e Fat.)
Wise Lev. 19: 17
Wist Ex. 16 : 15; 34
Mark 14: 40
Wit, to 2 Cor. 8 : 1
With jjud. 16: 7
Withal :1 Kgs. 19 : 1; Acts 25
29;
Wittingly jGen. 48: 14
Wont Matt. 27:15
Wot |Gen. .S9:8; Ex. 32:1.
Wreath en Wrought.
Yearn.
Ex. 28:14
Gen. 34 : 7 ; Ex. 36 : 1:
Matt. 20 : 12; 26 : 10.! Worked Gen. 43 : 30; 1 Kgs.
3:26
Separate: part asunder. Several; varicms; divers. jBeatiug, as on a taber. jCatclies or buttons; any fastening.
[(Sax. iellan) reckoning; total. ■Liglit shield ; buckler. Dress, adorn, es2>. the head; suhst. a headdress.
Pr^jt).=concerning.
Languages,ei;p.those foreign to, or unknown by, tbe speaker.
Labor; pain; trouble generally.
Think; imagine; suppose.
Two.
Pass ropes round hull of a ship, from gunwale to gunwale, and then stretch tiiem fight, so as to keep the timbers from starting in a gale.
The pedestal or plinth on which the brazen bases of the lavers stood in Solomon's temple.
Generally allowed to be a wild bull. See Bictiovary.
Unconsciously; unintentionally.
Aware; expectant.
Grow or become.
(Sax. u-hit) a bit; atom.
Veil, or covering for face, throat, or neck;
probably the original of the Eastern
"yashmak." Immoderate drinker of wine; drunkard.
(Sax. wise) mode or manner, or means.
(Sax. wiste) knew.
(Sax. loitan) to know.
Young twig of a willow ; osier.
With the same; therewith.
Intentionally; knowingly.
Accustomed.
Know.
Twisted; turned; "wreathen work."
Feel pain of longing desire ; hence, expressing the working up of uncontrollable emotion.
BOOKS, CHAPTERS, AND VERSES IN THE BIBLE.
Number of books in Old Testament 39
Number of books iu New Testameut '\] 27
Total number of books in Bible 66
Number of chapters in Old Testament 929
Number of chapters in New Testament 260
Total chapters Ijgg
Number of verses in Old Testament 23 214
Number of versos in New Testament . 7,959
Total verses 31^173
Number of words in Old Testament 592 439
Number of words iu New Testament 181*253
Total words 773,692
Number of letters in Old Testament 2,728 110
Number of letters in New Testament '838^380
Total letters 3,566,490
The word Jehovah or Lord occurs 6855 times.
The middle chapter in the Bible, and the shortest one, is Ps. 117; the middle verse is Ps. 118:8; the middle book of tiie Olii Testament is Proverbs; the middle cha|)ter is Job 29; middle verse, 2 Chron. 20: 17; the shortest verse, 1 Chron. 1:25. The middle book of the New Testament is 2 Thess. ; middle verse. Acts 17:17' the shortest versc", John 11:35. Ezra 7:21 has all the letters of the alphabet.
REVISED NEW TESTAMENT.
(Computation in Rev. Rufus Wendell's "Student's Edition of THE Revised Version," Albany, 1882.)
No. of paragraphs 1,128
No. of verses 7,0J3
No. of words 179/J14
The total number of words belonging to each writer is as follows :
Paul (fourteen books) 50,649 I Mark (one book) 14,854
Luke (two books) 49,865 | Peter (two books) 3,966
John (five books) 34,236 I James (one book) 2,3(i6
Matthew (one book) 23,407 1 Jude (one book) 631
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
Abana and Pharpar 11
Abraham's Oak ly
Absalom's Tuinb '21
Addax 71G
Adder, Horned 24
Adranuuelech, Figure of 26
Ain Sultan (Founlainof Elisha) 4:i2
Alabaster Vases 37
Alexander the Great, Head of 37
Alexandria, Ancient, Map of 39
Almond 40
Aloes 41
Altar of Burnt-offerint? 42
Altar of Burnt-ottering (^from the
Mishna) 42
Altar of Incense 43
Anion 47
Amulets, Egyptian 49
Anchor 50
Anise 52
Anklets, Assyrian 52
Egyptian 52
Autioch in Syria 56
Antioclius Epiphanes, Coin of 55
a to, Monogram of Christ 9
Apis 151
Arab, A Modern 190
Water Carrier 141
Arabia, Sketch Map of 61
Ararat, View of 63
Arch, Robinson's 64
Archers, Assyrian 70
Egyptian 71
Areopagus, Mars' Hill 65
Ark of Covenant 67
Armor and Arms 68-72
Ass, Eastern Wild 77
Assarion 580
Assyria, etc.. Sketch Map of 81
Assyrian King and Cup Bearer 210
Palace 80
Astarte, Figure of. 76
Athens, View of 83
Augustus, Coin of 85
Statue of. 85
Baal, Altar of. 88
Baall)ec, Ruins of. 89
Babylon, Plan of. 91
Bake-oven, Arabian 96
Balances, Egyptian 97
Balm 98
Banias 149
Banner, Roman, etc 208
Basins, Assyrian 102
Baskets, Egyptian 103
Battering-ram, Ancient 104
Battle-axes 69
Egyptian 69
Bear, Syrian 105
Beards, Assyrian 105
Egyptian 105
Beds, Asiatic 106
Beer-sheba, Well at 107
Behemoth 108
Bellows, Egyptian 110
Beni-Hassaii, Tomb at 259
Beruiee, Head of 112
Bethany ll.i
Bethesda, Pool of 115
Bethlehem, I'icture of 116
Birs Nimrud 93
Reconstructed 91
Bison 887
Boar, Wild 137
Book of Law closed 140
Bottle inscribed with nameof Tholiimes
III 338
Bottles of Skin 141
Bound between Two Soldiers 718
Bows 718
and Quivers 71
Bracelets, Assyrian 142
Bronze 142
Gold, Egyptian 142
Iron 142
of Cowries 142
Brick, Assyrian 143
Egyptian 143
Bricks, Jewish Captives making, in
Egypt 143
Bridge, Ituins of. 64
Bubale, The 299
Bulrush 145
Burnt-ofFering, Altars of. 42
C^sarea 149
Philippi 149
Camel 153
Camp, Plan of 1.54
Cam phi re 155
Canaan, Sketch Map of 156
Candlestick, Golden 157
Captives, Jewish, before Darius 163
Carmel, Mount 164
Castor and Pollux 166
Castor-oil Plant ;>44
Cedars of Lebanon 167
Censers, Egyptian 169
Centurion, Roman 162
Cerastes, Horned 24
Chameleon 172
Chariot, Egyi)iiaii 173
Chest or Box, Egyptian 176
Christ, Monogram of 207.208
Cinnamon 186
Claudius, Coin of 189
Cobra, Egyptian 76
Coin, Alexander the (ireai 37
Antioclius Ei)ii)hanes 55
Augustus 85
Claudius 189
Polenio 112
Coins to Commemorate the Capture of
Judaea 162
Colossi at Thebes 616
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
Colntiins, Street of. 844
Coney, Syrian 197
Corinth and Acrtj-Luriiitlius 200
Cormorant 2u3
Craue 203
Cross, Three Forms of the 207
Crown of Aretas 209
Assyrian 209
Herod the Great 209
Lower Egypt 209
Upper Egypt 209
Cuciimher, Squirting 210
Cyprus, Map of 212
Cyrus, Reputed Tomb of 213
Daggers 70
Damascus, View of 215
Wall of. 216
David, Tomh of. 222
Dead Sea, Map of 753
View of, N. W 7o5
View of, Soutli 755
Dead, The Judgment of. 266
Decapolis, Map of 226
Denarius 580
Roman 228
Denderah, Temple at 265
Diana of Ephesus 251
Temple of. 231
Temple of, at Ephesus 281
Dog Modelled in Clav 236
Dove, Turtle '. 238
Eagle 245
Eastern House, Plan of 241
Eoce Homo Arch 455
Edom, View of. 251
Egypt, Sketch Map of. 254
EiTvptian Triad 256
Elijah's Sacrifice, Place of 272
Elim 273
Embalming 276
Environs of Jerusalem 453
Ephesian Temple 281
Er-Rahah, Plain of. 805
Esdra'loM, Plain of. 461
Ex.)dns, Sketch Map of. 294
Eyes, Painting of 295
F.ALLOW Deer 298
Fans, Winnowing 300
Farthing 580
Farthing, A 301
Fennel 1-hnver 308
Ferret,The 302
Figs and Fig-leaves 303
Firman, Turkish 517
Fish-God, The 214
Fishes of Sea of Galilee .307
Fitches 308
Flagellum 771
Flax 309
Preparation of. .309
Foot-Race 324
Fountain of Elisha 4.32
Fox, The Syrian 313
Frankincense 314
Fringed Garment, Eastern 193
Furnace, Egyptian 316
Furniture, Eastern 316
958
Galilee, Sea of. Sketch Map of 820
Sea of, from Tiberias 321
Gallinule, The Purple 831
Garjneiit, Fringed 193
Gate of Damascus 326
Gaz. lie 740
Gecko, The 302
Gennesaret 160
Gethsemane, Garden of 333
Girdles, Ancient 337
Glasshlowers 338
Glass-Bottles, Egyptian 338
Goat, Syrian '. 339
Gods of the Chief Egyptian Triad 256
Golden Daric ' 580
Gourd, Wild 344
Greece, Sketch Ma{) of 347
Greek, A Modern 190
Guest-Chamber 242
Hair, Egyptian Mode of Wearing 351
Hamath, Inscription at 353
Hands, Washing the 897
Haram Area 451
Hare ot Mount Sinai 358
Harp, Egyptian 359
Hawk " 363
Head-dress, Assyrian King and Queen... 365
Damascus....'. 365
Syrian 365
Heliron, Mosque at 536
View of. 371
Heliopolis, Obelisk at 629
Herdsmen, Egyptian 376
Hermon, Little 596
Mount 371
Herod Agrippa, Coin of 579
the Great, Bronze Coin of 378
Herod's Temple, Plan of 856
Hezekiah, Pool of 450
Hieroglyphics, Alexander 255
Ptolemais 255
High Priest 385
Hiiipopotamus 108
Hoe, Egyptian 553
Holy Land, Map of 646-7
Hoopoe, or Lapwing 509
Hor, Mount, View of. 389
Horns as Ornaments 391
Housetop, Eastern 243
Huleh, Lake 564
Hu.sks 396
Hvena, Striped 397
Hyssop 397
Incense, Altar of. 43
Inn, Eastern 403
Inner Prison, Ancient 705
Instruments, Stringed 590
Isis, Egyptian 256
Jacob's Well 414
Jatfa-Gate, Interior of the 443
Jaffa (.Toppa) 475
Jerusalem, Eastern Wall of. 443
Plans f.f 447
View of, from the vSouth 435
Jews, Wailing-Place of. 454
Jezreel, Plain of 461
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
Jordan, Course of 478
Source ol". 477
Sources of 1-l'J
Joshua, Traditioiiiil Touib of 482
Judges, Tomb of. 147
T()inl)s of, Plan of. 14(5
Judgment of tlie Dead (Egyptian) 2()tj
Juniper Bush 491
Karnak, Avenue of Sphinxes 26.")
Temple al 2r)7
Kestrel 303
Key, Egyptian Iron 495
Kite 502
Lachish, Phin of. 506
Lamp, Assyrian Terra-C'otta and Glass... 50H
(Jhaldsean 508
Lamps, Christian 508
Laodit-sea, Ruins of 509
Lapwing 509
Laver, Brazen 510
Lebanon, Cedars of 167
View of. 513
Leek, Common 514
Lentiles 515
Leopard 515
Leper, Head of. 516
Leprous Beggars 516
Leviathan 517
Lily 521
Scarlet 520
Lion 522
Sculptured 93
Lizard 523
Locust, Flying 525
Locusts 524
Loom, Ancient Roman 899
Macedonia, Map of 535
Maces and Clubs 70
Mail, Coats of. Assyrian 69
Coats of, (jreek 69
Coals of, Persian 69
Mandrake 542
Manna Tree 543
Map, Abana and Pharpar 11
Alexandria 39
Arabia 61
Assyria and Mesopotamia 81
Mars' Hill 65
Mattock 553
Measures of Capacity 5.54
Medeba, Ruined Columns at .5.55
Memnon, Vocal 616
Menephthah 1 261
Merom, Waters of 564
Mesopotamia, Sketch Map of 81
Mill, Women Grinding at 571
Millet 572
Mint 572
Moab, Mountains of 577
Moabite Stone. The 232
Money Bags, Egyptian 96
Mosque at Hebron 536
Mourners, Eastern 588
MSS.. Fac-simileof. 123
Mummies, Bandaging of 276
Making Cases for 276
Mummy-Case, Lid of. 277
Mummy-Cases. Forms of 276
Muslim Tombs 443
Mustard 591
Myiib 591
My 1 tie 592
Nain, View of. 596
Isa/areih, View of GOO
Nebo, The g<;d 602
Nebuchadnezzar, Briek of 603
Cameo of 602
Nergal's Emblem 612
Niglit-.lar 6o9
Nilometer, The 611
Nineveh, Plan of 613
Nisroch 614
Nose-Jewels 617
Oak, Abraham's 19
Obdisk at On 264
Oil-Press 624
Oli.-Tree , 624
Olives 623
Olivet from the West 626
Omar, Mosque of 451
On, Obelisk at 629
Osiris, Egyptian 256
Ossifrage.. 633
Ostrich 634
Owl, Eagle 63.5
Palace, Assyrian
Solomon's, Plan of
Palm, Date
Partridge, The (Jreek
Patmos, Isle of.
Paul, House where Imprisoned.
Place of Shipwreck of
Portrait of
Peacock
P»licau,The
Penny, Roman
Pens, etc
Pentateuch, Samaritan /....
Pergamos.
i^eter. Portrait of.
Pharaoh of Exodus
of Oppression
Philistine
Phylactery
Pine The Eastern
Pistachio-Nuts
Plough, Eastern
Pomegranate
Postures in Prayer, Arab
Eiryptian
Hebrew
Potter, Eu^yptian..
Pottery, Egyptian
Priest, "a....!
Prison, Ancient Inner
Prisoners before S;irg(tn
Propylon at Karnak
Pygarg, The
Pyramid of Egypt, Asceiit of ...
.385,
80 638 653 658 661 662 560 6,J3
6!'io
657 580 6(^8 762 672 675 261 260 683 687 690 618 695 697 701 701 701 699 699 703 705 l«-,3 2(r, 716 263
Quail J17
Quivers, Egyptian 718
Rachel, Tomb of. 721
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
Rameses II 260
Haven 725
Keeds 151
Reboboam 780
Retem 491
Rings and Signets, Assyrian 788
Egyptian 738
Porcelain 738
Robinson's Arch 440
Roe 740
Rome, View of. 743
Rue 745
Sackcloth, Sitting in 749
Sacred Bull, Mummy of 561
Salsola Kali 815
Salt Sea, Map of 753
Salutation, Modes of 758
Samaria. Colonnade of 759
Sandals 192
Sarcophagus 561
Lid, Egyptian 277
Sargon, Prisoners before 163
Scorpion 770
Scourge 771
Scribes :.. 772
Seal, Phoenician 773
Seikin 794
Selah or Petra 777
Sennacherib on his Throne 779
Shadoof, Egyptian 610
Shechera 787
Sheepfold, Eastern 789
Shekel ascribed to Simon Maccabseus 579
Shev -Bread, Table of 792
Shields and Spears 68, 70
Assyrian 70
Egyptian 68
Shiloh, Ancient 794
Shishak, Head of 796
Shittim-Wood 797
Siloam, Pool of 802
Simon the Tanner, House of 479
Sinai, Mount 805
Outline Map of. 807
Sistrum 590
Slinger, Assyrian 72
Sravrna 813
Snail 815
Solomon's Pools 819
Sparrow 822
Spears, Assyrian 70
Spikenard 823
Standards, Roman 16
State, Chair of 865
Stocks, Ancient 826
Stone Water-Jars 899
Stork, The 828
Street of Columns 844
Sun, Temple of, at Baalbec 89
Swift, The 831
Swords and Daggers, Assyrian 70
Sycamore 832
Synagogue at Meiron 834
Tabor, Mount 844
Tadnior or Palmyra 845
Tamarisk ' 543
Tares 848
Tell Hum, Ruins at 161
Temple according to Fergusson 854
according to Lewin 854
according to Porter 854
according to Wilkinson 854
at Aboo Simbel 265
at Hathor 265
at Karnak 257
at Thebes 257
Great, Columns of 89
Herod's 856
of Diana 281
of the Sun 844
Platform of 853
Reconstruction of 854
Teraphim 858
Thebes, Temple at 257
Thessalonica 860
Thorn, Palestine 861
Threshing Floor, Egyptian 30
Instrument (Lower View) 863
Instrument (Upper View) 864
Sledge of Palestine 864
Throne or Chair of State 865
Thyatira 866
Thvine Wood 865
Tiberias 321
Tiberius, Head of Emperor 867
Timbrel 868
Tomb, Aaron's 389
Absalom's 21
at Beni-Hassan 259
Muslim 443
of Jonah 472
of Joshua 482
of Judges 147
of Rachel 721
Tree-Sparrow 822
Triclinium, Roman 248
Troops, Egyptian 896
Trumpets 882
Tyre 883
Unicorn 887
Upper Room 242
Vases, Alabaster 37
Vulture, Egyptian 894
Griffon, or Eagle 245
Walking, Girded for 191
Water-Carrier, Arab ■: 141
Water-Jars, Stone 899
Wheat. Egyptian 900
Vv'ind Instruments 590
Wine Making, Egyptian 904
Wine Press, Treading of 903
Winged Figures, Egyptian 175
Winnowing-Fans ....' 300
Writing-Materials 668
Yoke in Use in Palestine.
908
Tabernacle, General View of. 839;
8. E. View 840 I
Table or Triclinium 248i Zidon 918
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