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Tuesday, May 28th, 2024
the Week of Proper 3 / Ordinary 8
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Concordances (2)
Nave's Topical Bible
So
Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
As They Said, so It Happened
Dictionaries (15)
American Tract Society Bible Dictionary
So
Easton's Bible Dictionary
So
Fausset's Bible Dictionary
So
Spurgeon's Illustration Collection
So: God so Loved Etc
Hitchcock's Bible Names
So
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
So
King James Dictionary
So
Morrish Bible Dictionary
So
Smith's Bible Dictionary
So
Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words
So
Even, Even As, Even so
Webster's Dictionary
Sos
So-so
So-Called
So
Encyclopedias (4)
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
So
Kitto's Popular Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature
So
Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
So
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
Accor`so
Lexicons (103)
New Testament Aramaic Lexical Dictionary
ܐܺܝܢ
ܗܳܟ݂ܘܳܬ݂
Old & New Testament Greek Lexical Dictionary
ἄν
ἄρα
γέ
δέ
διά
διό
εἰ , γέ
εἴπερ
εἰς
ἔπος
ἐσθίω , ἔσθω
εὐπερίσπαστος , εὐπερίστατος
ἵνα
κἀγώ
καί
καλέω
κἄν
λέγω , εἴρω
μή , μήγε , μήπου
ἵνα , μή
μηδαμῶς , μηθαμο͂ς
μηδέ
μήποτε
μήτε
ναί
ὅθεν
οἷος
ὁμοίως
ὀνομάζω
ὅπως
ὅς , ὅσγε
ὅσος
ὅτι
οὐδέ
οὐκοῦν
οὖν
οὗτος
οὕτως
οὐχί
παροξυσμός
περιπατέω
πρός
συμβαίνω
ταὐτά
τηλικοῦτος
τοιγαροῦν , τοίγε
τοίνυν
τοιοῦτος
τοσοῦτος
ὑπέρ , ὑπερεγώ
χρονίζω
ψευδώνυμος
ὡς , ὡσάν
ὡσαύτως
ὥστε
Old Testament Hebrew Lexical Dictionary
אולַּי
אָז
אַל
אֵהֶל אָלָה, , אֵלֶּה
אַף
אֵפוֹא
אֹרֶךְ
אֲשֶׁר בַּאֲשֶׁר, כַּאֲשֶׁר, , מֵאֲשֶׁר
בְּלִי , מַבֵּל
בִּלְתִּי
גָּדַל
גַּם
דָּבָר
דִּבְרָה
דִּי
זֶה
זָקֵן
יום , יום
יַעַן
יָרַד
כֹּה
כִּי כִּי, עַל כֵּן כִּי־אִם, , כַּמָּה
כָּכָה
כְּמוֹ
כֵּן כֵּן, כֵּן, , לָכֵן
כְּנֵמָא
הֲלֹא לֹא, , לֹה
מְאֹד
מִן מִנִּי, , מֵעַל
מָעַט
מְעַט
לְמַעַן , מַעַן
ׇסוא
עֲבורּ
עַד
עַל עַל־כֵּן, , עַל־מותּ
עָשָׂה , עָשָׂה
עַתָּה
פֶּה
פֶּן
צוקּ
רֹב
רָמָה , רָמָה
מֵרֵעַ רָעַע, , רָעַע
שָׁנָה
תְּקִף
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2 Chronicles 11:5
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Rehoboam ruled from Jerusalem, and he had several cities in Judah turned into fortresses so he could use them to defend his country. These cities included
2 Chronicles 11:16
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But some of the people from Israel wanted to worship the Lord God, just as their ancestors had done. So they followed the priests and Levites to Jerusalem, where they could offer sacrifices to the Lord .
2 Chronicles 11:22
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so he chose their oldest son Abijah to be the next king.
2 Chronicles 12:2
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So in the fifth year of Rehoboam's rule, the Lord punished them for their unfaithfulness and allowed King Shishak of Egypt to invade Judah.
2 Chronicles 12:7
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When the Lord heard this, he told Shemaiah: The people of Judah are truly sorry for their sins, and so I won't let Shishak completely destroy them. But because I am still angry,
2 Chronicles 12:12
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Rehoboam turned back to the Lord , and so the Lord did not let Judah be completely destroyed, and Judah was prosperous again.
2 Chronicles 13:9
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You don't even have descendants of Aaron on your side, because you forced out the Lord 's priests and Levites. In their place, you appoint ordinary people to be priests, just as the foreign nations do. In fact, anyone who brings a bull and seven rams to the altar can become a priest of your so-called gods.
2 Chronicles 13:14
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Judah's army realized they were trapped, and so they prayed to the Lord . The priests blew the signal on the trumpet,
2 Chronicles 14:6
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The Lord blessed Judah with peace while Asa was king, and so during that time, Asa fortified many of the towns.
2 Chronicles 14:11
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Asa prayed: Lord God, only you can help a powerless army defeat a stronger one. So we depend on you to help us. We will fight against this powerful army to honor your name, and we know that you won't be defeated. You are the Lord our God.
2 Chronicles 14:14
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The people who lived in the villages around Gerar learned what had happened and were afraid of the Lord . So Judah's army easily defeated them and carried off everything of value that they wanted from these towns.
2 Chronicles 15:5
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There was so much confusion in those days that it wasn't safe to go anywhere in Israel.
2 Chronicles 15:7
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So you must be brave. Don't give up! God will honor you for obeying him.
2 Chronicles 15:16
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Asa's grandmother Maacah had made a disgusting idol of the goddess Asherah, so he cut it down, crushed it, and burned it in Kidron Valley. Then he removed Maacah from her position as queen mother.
2 Chronicles 16:7
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Soon after that happened, Hanani the prophet went to Asa and said: You depended on the king of Syria instead of depending on the Lord your God. And so, you will never defeat the Syrian army.
2 Chronicles 16:10
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When Asa heard this, he was so angry that he put Hanani in prison. Asa was also cruel to some of his people.
2 Chronicles 16:14
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Earlier, Asa had his own tomb cut out of a rock hill in Jerusalem. So he was buried there, and the tomb was filled with spices and sweet-smelling oils. Then the people built a bonfire in his honor.
2 Chronicles 17:3-4
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When Jehoshaphat's father had first become king of Judah, he was faithful to the Lord and refused to worship the god Baal as the kings of Israel did. Jehoshaphat followed his father's example and obeyed and worshiped the Lord . And so the Lord blessed Jehoshaphat
2 Chronicles 17:10
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The nations around Judah were afraid of the Lord 's power, so none of them attacked Jehoshaphat.
2 Chronicles 18:31
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So when they saw Jehoshaphat in his robe, they thought he was Ahab and started to attack him. But Jehoshaphat prayed, and the Lord made the Syrian soldiers stop.
 
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