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274 terms beginning with I, from Easton’s, Smith’s, the ISBE and Hitchcock’s.
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I Will BeSee GOD, NAMES OF.II, I Am, I Am That I AmSee GOD, NAMES OF.IIacimusSee ALCIMUS.IIacubusi-ak'-u-bus ('Iakoubos 1 Esdras 9:48): "Akkub" in Ne 8:7.IIadinusi-ad'-i-nus (Iadeinos; 1 Esdras 9:48, the King James Version Adinus): Same as Jamin of Ne 8:7.IIbharChosen, one of David’s sons (1 Chr. 3:6; 2 Sam. 5:15).E·S·IIbisIn Isa 34:11, yanshoph, which is rendered "owl," apparently indicates the sacred ibis (Ibis religiosa).IIbleamPeople-waster, a city assigned to Manasseh (Josh. 17:11), from which the Israelites, however, could not expel the Canaanites (Judg. 1:27).E·S·IIbneiah(whom Jehovah will build up), son of Jehoram, a Benjamite.S·IIbnijah(whom Jehovah will build up), a Benjamite.S·IIbri(Hebrew), a Merarite Levite of the family of Jaaziah, (1 Chronicles 24:27) in the time of David.S·IIbsamib'-sam (yibhsam, "fragrant," the King James Version Jibsam): Descendant of Issachar, family of Tolah (1Ch 7:2).IIbzanIllustrious, the tenth judge of Israel (Judg. 12:8-10).E·S·IIceFrequently mentioned (Job 6:16; 38:29; Ps. 147:17, etc.).E·IIchabodWhen the tidings of the disastrous defeat of the Israelites in the battle against the Philistines near to Mizpeh were carried to Shiloh, the wife of Phinehas…E·S·IIconiumThe capital of ancient Lycaonia.E·S·IIdalahSnares(?), a city near the west border of Zebulun (Josh. 19:15).E·S·IIdbash(stout), one of the three sons of Abi-Etam, among the families of Judah.S·IIddo(1.) Timely (1 Chr. 6:21).E·S·IIdlei'-d'-l, i'-d'-l-nes: Both words, adjective and noun, render different Hebrew words (from `atsel, "to be lazy," raphah, "to relax," and shaqaT, "to be quiet").IIdlenessi'-d'-l, i'-d'-l-nes: Both words, adjective and noun, render different Hebrew words (from `atsel, "to be lazy," raphah, "to relax," and shaqaT, "to be quiet").IIdol(1.) Heb. aven, “nothingness;” “vanity” (Isa. 66:3; 41:29; Deut. 32:21; 1 Kings 16:13; Ps. 31:6; Jer. 8:19, etc.).E·SIdolatryImage-worship or divine honour paid to any created object.E·S·IIduelid'-u-el (Idouelos): 1 Esdras 8:43, English versions, margin "ARIEL" (which see).IIdumaeaThe Greek form of Edom (Isa. 34:5, 6; Ezek. 35:15; 36:5, but in R.V. “Edom”).E·IIdumaeansThe Greek form of Edom (Isa. 34:5, 6; Ezek. 35:15; 36:5, but in R.V. “Edom”).E·IIdumea(red). [EDOM, IDUMAEA OR IDUMEA]SIeddiasyed-i'-as, i-ed-i'-as, the King James Version Eddias (Ieddias): One who agreed to put away his foreign wife (1 Esdras 9:26); called also "Jezeias."IIezeri-e'-zer, i-e'-zer-its ('i`ezer, Nu 26:30): Contracted from ABIEZER (Jos 17:2, etc.) (which see).IIezeritesi-e'-zer, i-e'-zer-its ('i`ezer, Nu 26:30): Contracted from ABIEZER (Jos 17:2, etc.) (which see).IIgalAvengers.E·S·IIgdaliah(whom Jehovah makes great), a prophet or holy man --"the man of God" --named once only, (Jeremiah 36:4) as the father of Hanan.S·IIgeal(whom God will avenge), a son of Nehemiah; a descendant of the royal house of Judah.S·IIgnoranceig'-no-rans (sheghaghah; agnoia): "Ignorance" is the translation of sheghaghah, "wandering," "going astray" (Le 4:2, etc., "if a soul sin through ignorance,"…IIimRuins.E·S·IIje-abarimRuins of Abarim, the forty-seventh station of the Israelites in the wilderness, “in the border of Moab” (Num. 33:44).E·IIjeabarim(ruin of Abarim), one of the later halting-places of the children of Israel.SIjonA ruin, a city of Naphtali, captured by Ben-hadad of Syria at the instance of Asa (1 Kings 15:20), and afterwards by Tiglath-pileser of Assyria (2 Kings…E·S·IIkkesh(perverse), the father of Ira the Tekoite.S·IIlaiAn Ahohite, one of David’s chief warriors (1 Chr. 11:29); called also Zalmon (2 Sam. 23:28).E·S·IIliaduni-li'-a-dun, il'-i-ad-un (Eliadoun, 1 Esdras 5:58; the King James Version Eleadun): Possibly corresponding to Henadad in Ezr 3:9.IIllSee EVIL-FAVOREDNESS.IIll-favoredSee EVIL-FAVOREDNESS.IIlluminationi-lu-mi-na'-shun: Heb 10:32 the King James Version, only, "the former days, in which, after ye were illuminated (the Revised Version (British and American)…IIllustrious, thei-lus'-tri-us (thaumastos): A title of rank and merit attached to the name of Bartacus, the father of Apame (1 Esdras 4:29, the King James Version "the…IIllyricumA country to the north-west of Macedonia, on the eastern shores of the Adriatic, now almost wholly comprehended in Dalmatia, a name formerly given to the…E·S·IImage[IDOL]S·IImage of GodSee GOD, IMAGE OF.IImageryOnly in the phrase “chambers of his imagery” (Ezek. 8:12).E·IImagesim'-aj-iz (tselem; eikon): 1. Definition 2. Origin 3. Historical Beginnings and Early Developments 4. Bible References and Palestinian Customs 5. Most…IImaginationi-maj-i-na'-shun (yetser, sheriruth; dianoia): "Imagination" is the translation of yetser, properly "a shaping," hence, "a thought" (Ge 6:5; 8:21; De 31:21…IImaginei-maj'-in (chashabh; meletao): The word most frequently translated "to imagine" in the Old Testament, only in the King James Version and the English Revised…IImalcuei-mal-ku'-e (Imalkoue; the King James Version Simalcue): An Arabian prince to whom Alexander Balas entrusted the upbringing of his young son Antiochus.IImlaReplenisher, the father of Micaiah the prophet (2 Chr. 18:7,8).E·S·IImlahReplenisher, the father of Micaiah the prophet (2 Chr. 18:7,8).E·S·IImmaculate Conception, thei-mak'-u-lat kon-sep'-shun: 1. Definition: The historic designation of the Roman Catholic dogma promulgated by Pope Pius IX on December 8, 1854, in the Papal…IImmanuelGod with us.E·S·IImmerTalkative.E·S·IImmortali-mor'-tal, im-or-tal'-i-ti (athanasia, 1Co 15:53; 1Ti 6:16, aphtharsia, literally, "incorruption," Ro 2:7; 1Co 15; 2Ti 1:10, aphthartos, literally…IImmortalityPerpetuity of existence.EImmutabilityi-mu-ta-bil'-i-ti, i-mu'-ta-b'-l (ametathetos): Occurs in Heb 6:17,18 of the unchangeableness of the Divine counsel.IImmutablei-mu-ta-bil'-i-ti, i-mu'-ta-b'-l (ametathetos): Occurs in Heb 6:17,18 of the unchangeableness of the Divine counsel.IImna(holding back), a descendant of Asher, son of Helem.S·IImnah(holding back).S·IImnitesim'-nits (yimni): Descendants of IMNAH (q.v. (1)) (Nu 26:44, the King James Version "Jimnites").IImpartim-part' (metadidomi, "to share"): "They .... imparted (the King James Version "added") nothing to me" (Ga 2:6); that is, did not propose any correction or…IImpedimentim-ped'-i-ment: Found in Mr 7:32, "had an impediment in his speech," as a translation of mogilalos, comparative of mogos, "toil" and lalos, "speech," i.e. one…IImpleadim-pled' (Ac 19:38 the King James Version, "Let them impIead one another"): "Implead" means "to sue at law," hence, the Revised Version (British and American)…IImportableim-por'-ta-b'l (dusbastaktos): An obsolete word, meaning "unbearable" (Latin: im, "not," portabilis, "bearable") found in Pr Man, "Thine angry threatening…IImportunityim-por-tu'-ni-ti: Occurs only in Lu 11:8, where it is the rendering of anaideia (Westcott-Hort, anaidia).IImposition of HandsSee HANDS, IMPOSITION (LAYING ON) OF.IImpossibleim-pos'-i-b'-l (verb adunateo; adjective adunatos): "To be impossible" is the translation of adunateo, "to be powerless," "impotent" (Mt 17:20; Lu 1:37, the…IImpotentim'-po-tent (astheneo, adunatos): The verb signifies "to be without strength," and derivatives of it are used in Joh 5:3,7 the King James Version and Ac 4:9…IImprisonmentSee PUNISHMENTS; PRISON.IImpurityim-pu'-ri-ti. See UNCLEANNESS.IImputationIs used to designate any action or word or thing as reckoned to a person.E·IImrah(stubborn), a descendant of Asher, of the family of Zophah (1 Chronicles 7:36) (B.C. after 1445.)S·IImriim'-ri ('imri): (1) A Judahite (1Ch 9:4).IInA principal thing to notice about this preposition, which in the King James Version represents about 16 Hebrew and as many Greek words and prepositions, is…IIn the Lord(en Kurio): A favorite Pauline expression, denoting that intimate union and fellowship of the Christian with the Lord Jesus Christ which supplies the basis of…IIncantationSee MAGIC.IIncarnationThat act of grace whereby Christ took our human nature into union with his Divine Person, became man.E·IIncenseA fragrant composition prepared by the “art of the apothecary.”E·S·IIncestSee CRIMES.IIncontinencyin-kon'-ti-nen-si (akrasia, "without control"): In 1Co 7:5, it evidently refers to lack of control in a particular matter, and signifies unchastity.IIncorruptionin-ko-rup'-shun (aphtharsia): Occurs in 1Co 15:42,50,53,54, of the resurrection body, and is twice used in the Revised Version (British and American) for the…IIncreasein'-kres, (noun), in-kres' (verb): Employed in the English Bible both as verb and as noun, and in both cases to represent a number of different words in the…IIndiaOccurs only in Esther 1:1 and 8:9, where the extent of the dominion of the Persian king is described.E·S·IIndignitiesSee PUNISHMENTS.IInditein-dit': the King James Version Ps 45:1, "My heart is inditing a good matter"; the Revised Version (British and American) "My heart overfloweth with a goodly…IInfancy, Gospel of theSee APOCRYPHAL GOSPELS.IInfant, BaptismSee BAPTISM.IInfanticideSee CRIMES.IInfidelin'-fi-del (apistos, "unbelieving," "incredulous"): the King James Version has this word twice: "What part hath he that believeth with an infidel?"IInfinitein'-fin-it, in-fin'-i-tud: 1. Scripture Use: The word "infinite" occurs 3 times only in the text of the King James Version (Job 22:5; Ps 147:5; Na 3:9) and…IInfinitudein'-fin-it, in-fin'-i-tud: 1. Scripture Use: The word "infinite" occurs 3 times only in the text of the King James Version (Job 22:5; Ps 147:5; Na 3:9) and…IInfirmityin-fur'-mi-ti (dawah, chalah, machalah; astheneia): This word is used either in the singular or plural (the latter only in the New Testament) and with…IInflamein-flam', en-flam' (dalaq): "To inflame" in the meaning "to excite passion" is found in Isa 5:11, "till wine inflame them."IInflammationin-fla-ma'-shun (dalleqeth; rhigos): Only in De 28:22, was considered by Jewish writers as "burning fever," by Septuagint as a form of ague.IInfluencesin'-floo-ens-iz (ma`adhannoth): This word occurs only in Job 38:31 the King James Version, "Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades?" the Revised…IIngathering, Feasts ofSee FEASTS AND FASTS; BOOTH.IInhabitin-hab'-it, in-hab'-it-ant (yashabh, "to sit," "remain, "dwell," "inhabit" shakhen, "to settle down" "tabernacle," "dwell"; katoikeo, "to settle," "dwell")…IInhabitantin-hab'-it, in-hab'-it-ant (yashabh, "to sit," "remain, "dwell," "inhabit" shakhen, "to settle down" "tabernacle," "dwell"; katoikeo, "to settle," "dwell")…IInheritance[HEIR]S·IIniquityin-ik'-wi-ti (`awon; anomia): In the Old Testament of the 11 words translated "iniquity," by far the most common and important is `awon (about 215 times).IInjoinSee ENJOIN.IInjuriousin-joo'-ri-us, in-ju'-ri-us (hubristes, "insolent"): In former usage, the word was strongly expressive of insult as well as hurtfulness.IInjurySee CRIMES.IInkink (deyo, from root meaning "slowly flowing," BDB, 188; melan, "black"): Any fluid substance used with pen or brush to form written characters.IInk, Inkhorn[WRITING]SInk-hornink'-horn (keceth equals keseth, BDB, 903): This term "inkhorn" occurs 3 times in Eze 9 (9:2,3,11), in the phrase "writer's inkhorn upon his loins" (or "by…IInkhornThe Hebrew word so rendered means simply a round vessel or cup for containing ink, which was generally worn by writers in the girdle (Ezek. 9:2, 3,11).EInnIn the modern sense, unknown in the East.E·S·IInner ManSee INWARD MAN.IInnocencein'-o-sens, in'-o-sen-si, in'-o-sent (zakhu, niqqayon, chinnam, chaph, naqi; athoos): the King James Version and the American Standard Revised Version have…IInnocencyin'-o-sens, in'-o-sen-si, in'-o-sent (zakhu, niqqayon, chinnam, chaph, naqi; athoos): the King James Version and the American Standard Revised Version have…IInnocentin'-o-sens, in'-o-sen-si, in'-o-sent (zakhu, niqqayon, chinnam, chaph, naqi; athoos): the King James Version and the American Standard Revised Version have…IInnocents, Massacre of thein'-o-sents, mas'-a-ker, I. MEANING AND HISTORY OF THE TERM II. ANALYSIS OF NARRATIVE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MOTIVE 1. Focus of Narrative--Residence at…IInordinatein-or'-di-nat ("ill-regulated," hence, "immoderate," "excessive"; Latin in, "not," ordinatus, "set in order"): Only twice in the King James Version.IInquirein-kwir' (sha'al, "to ask," "desire"; zeteo, "to seek"); A form sometimes employed with reference to the practice of divination, as where Saul "inquires of"…IInquisitionin-kwi-zish'-un (darash, "to follow," "diligently inquire," "question," "search" (De 19:18; Ps 9:12), baqash, "to search out," "to strive after," "inquire"…IInscriptionin-skrip'-shun (verb epigrapho, "to write upon," "inscribe"): The word occurs once in English Versions of the Bible in Ac 17:23 of the altar at Athens with…IInsectsin'-sekts: In English Versions of the Bible, including the marginal notes, we find at least 23 names of insects or words referring to them: ant, bald locust…IInspirationThat extraordinary or supernatural divine influence vouchsafed to those who wrote the Holy Scriptures, rendering their writings infallible.E·S·IInstantin'-stant, in'-stant-li: Derivative from Latin instare.IInstant, Instantlyin the Authorized Version, means urgent, urgently or fervently, as will be seen from the following passages: (Luke 7:4; 23:23; Acts 26:7; Romans 12:12)SInstantlyin'-stant, in'-stant-li: Derivative from Latin instare.IInstructionSee CATECHIST; EDUCATION; SCHOOL.IInstrumentin'-stroo-ment (keli; in Greek plural hopla, Ro 6:13): The word in the Old Testament is used for utensils for service, chiefly in connection with the…IInstruments of Music(shalishim): Thus, the Revised Version (British and American) and the King James Version (1Sa 18:6), the Revised Version margin "triangles" or "three-stringed…IInsurrectionin-su-rek'-shun: The word in Ps 64:2 the King James Version is changed in the Revised Version (British and American) into "tumult"; in Ezr 4:19 (verb) it…IIntegrityin-teg'-ri-ti (tom, tummah): The translation of tom, "simplicity," "soundness," "completeness," rendered also "upright," "perfection."IIntelligencein-tel'-i-gens (bin): Occurs only once in the King James Version as the translation of bin, "to discriminate" (frequently translated "to understand"), in Da…IIntendin-tend', in-tent': Early English words derived from Latin and used in the King James Version, sometimes in the Revised Version (British and American), to…IIntentin-tend', in-tent': Early English words derived from Latin and used in the King James Version, sometimes in the Revised Version (British and American), to…IInter-testamental, History and LiteratureSee BETWEEN THE TESTAMENTS.IIntercessionin-ter-sesh'-un (pagha`, "to make intercession"; originally "to strike upon," or "against"; then in a good sense, "to assail anyone with petitions," "to…IIntercession of ChristChrist’s priestly office consists of these two parts, (1) the offering up of himself as a sacrifice, and (2) making continual intercession for us.E·IIntercession of the Spirit(Rom. 8:26, 27; John 14:26).EInterestin'-ter-est (neshekh, mashsha'; tokos): The Hebrew word neshekh is from a root which means "to bite"; thus interest is "something bitten off."IIntermeddlein-ter-med'-'-l (`arabh, "to mix up (self) with something," "mingle in," "share," "take interest in"): The word occurs only once (Pr 14:10) in a passage…IIntermediate, StateSee ESCHATOLOGY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.IInterpretationin-tur-pre-ta'-shun: 1. General Principles: Is a generic term and may refer to any work of literature.IInterpretation of TonguesSee TONGUES, INTERPRETATION OF.IInterrogationin-ter-o-ga'-shun (eperotema): This word is not found at all in the King James Version, and once only in the American Standard Revised Version (1Pe 3:21)…IIntreatin-tret', in-tret'-i: The two forms are derived from the same verb.IIntreatyin-tret', in-tret'-i: The two forms are derived from the same verb.IInward Manin'-werd: A Pauline term, nearly identical with the "hidden man of the heart" (1Pe 3:4).IInward PartA symbolic expression in the Old Testament represented by three Hebrew words: chedher, "chamber," hence, inmost bowels or breast; tuchoth, "the reins"…IIobyob (yobh; the King James Version Job): Third son of Issachar (Ge 46:13).IIphdeiahif-de'-ya (yiphdeyah, "Yah redeems"; the King James Version Iphedeiah): A descendant of Benjamin (1Ch 8:25).IIphedeiahSet free by Jehovah, a chief of the tribe of Benjamin (1 Chr. 8:25).E·SIphtahif'-ta (yiphtach; the King James Version Jiphtah): An unidentified town in the Shephelah of Judah, named with Libnab, Ether and Ashan (Jos 15:43).IIphtah-elif'-ta-el (yiphtach-'el; the King James Version Jiphtah-el): The valley of Iphtah-el lay on the North border of Zebulun (Jos 19:14,27).IIr(city).S·IIr-ha-heresir-ha-he'-rez (`ir haherec, according to the Massoretic Text, Aquila, Theodotion, Septuagint, the King James Version and the Revised Version (British and…IIr-nahashur-na'-hash, ir-na'-hash (`ir nachash): A town of Judah of which Tehinnah is called the "father," probably meaning "founder" (1Ch 4:12).IIr-shemeshur-she'-mesh, ir-she'-mesh (`ir shemesh, "city of the sun").IIraCitizen; wakeful.E·S·IIradRunner; wild ass, one of the antediluvian patriarchs, the father of Mehujael (Gen. 4:18), and grandson of Cain.E·S·IIramCitizen, chief of an Edomite tribe in Mount Seir (Gen. 36:43).E·S·IIrha-heresAccording to some MSS., meaning “city of destruction.”EIrior Ir (belonging to a city), a Benjamite, son of Bela.S·IIrijah(seen by the Lord), son of Shelemiah, a captain in the ward, who met Jeremiah in the gate of Jerusalem called the "gate of Benjamin" accused him of being…S·IIrnahash(serpent city), a name which, like many other names of places, occurs in the genealogical lists of Judah.SIronTubal-Cain is the first-mentioned worker in iron (Gen. 4:22).E·S·IIrpeel(God heals), one of the cities of Benjamin.S·IIrreverenceSee CRIME, CRIMES.IIrrigationAs streams were few in Palestine, water was generally stored up in winter in reservoirs, and distributed through gardens in numerous rills, which could easily…E·IIrshemesh(city of the sun), a city of the Danites (Joshua 19:41) probably identical with Beth-shemesh.SIru(watch), the eldest son of the great Caleb son of Jephunneh.S·IIsaacLaughter.E·S·IIsaac, Testament ofSee APOCALYPTIC LITERATURE.IIsaiah(Heb. Yesh’yahu, i.e., “the salvation of Jehovah”).E·S·IIsaiah, Ascension ofSee APOCALYPTIC LITERATURE.IIsaiah, Book ofI. Chapters 1-5 contain Isaiah’s prophecies in the reigns of Uzziah and Jotham, foretelling that the present prosperity of Judah should be destroyed, and that…SIsaiah, The Book ofConsists of prophecies delivered (Isa. 1) in the reign of Uzziah (1-5), (2) of Jotham (6), (3) Ahaz (7-14:28), (4) the first half of Hezekiah’s reign…EIscahSpy, the daughter of Haran and sister of Milcah and Lot (Gen. 11:29, 31).E·S·IIscariot(See JUDAS.)E·S·IIsdaelis'-da-el (Isdael): In 1 Esdras 5:33; called "Giddel" in Ezr 2:56.IIsh('ish): In the following Hebrew proper names, a prefix meaning "man of," or, collectively, "men of": Ish-bosheth, Ishhod, Ish-tob (but the Revised Version…IIsh-boshethMan of shame or humiliation, the youngest of Saul’s four sons, and the only one who survived him (2 Sam. 2-4).E·IIsh-sechelish'-se-kel ('ish sekhel, "man of discretion"): Ezra, at one time in need of ministers for the house of God, sent "unto Iddo the chief at the place Casiphia."IIsh-tobish'-tob ('ish Tobh, the American Standard Revised Version "the men of Tob"): A place in Palestine, probably a small kingdom, large enough, however, to supply…IIshbaalSee ISH-BOSHETH.IIshbah(praising), a man in the line of Judah, commemorated as the "father of Eshtemos."S·IIshbakLeaving, one of Abraham’s sons by Keturah (Gen. 25:2).E·S·IIshbi-benobMy seat at Nob, one of the Rephaim, whose spear was three hundred shekels in weight.E·IIshbibenob(he that dwells at Nobl), son of Rapha, one of the race of Philistine giants, who attacked David in battle, but was slain by Abishai.SIshbosheth(man of shame) the youngest of Saul’s four sons, and his legitimate successor.SIshhodish'-hod ('ishehodh, "man of majesty"): A man of the tribe of Manasseh (1Ch 7:18, the King James Version "Ishod").IIshiMy husband, a symbolical name used in Hos. 2:16 (See BAALI.)E·S·IIshiah(whom Jehovah lends), the fifth of the five sons of Izrahiah, one of the heads of the tribe of Issachar in the time of David.S·IIshijah(whom Jehovah lends), a lay Israelite of the Bene-Harim who had married a foreign wife.S·IIshma(desolation), a name in the genealogy of Judah.S·IIshmaelGod hears.E·S·IIshmaelite(decendant of Ishmael). [ISHMAEL]SIshmaelitesish'-ma-el-its (yishme`e'lim): The supposed descendants of Ishmael, the son of Abraham and Hagar, whom Abraham sent away from him after the birth of Isaac (Ge…IIshmaiahHeard by Jehovah.E·S·IIshmeelite(1 Chronicles 2:17) and Ish’me-elites (descendants of Ishmael), (Genesis 37:25,27,28; 39:1) the form in which the descendants of Ishmael are given in a few…SIshmeelites(Gen. 37:28; 39:1, A.V.) should be “Ishmaelites,” as in the Revised Version.E·IIshmerai(whom Jehovah keeps), a Benjamite, one of the family of Elpaal.S·IIshod(man of glory), one of the tribe of Manasseh on the east of Jordan, son of Hammoleketh.S·IIshpahish'-pa (yishpah, "firm," "strong"): A man of the tribe of Benjamin, of the house of Beriah (1Ch 8:16).IIshpan(bald), a Benjamite, one of the family of Shashak.S·IIshtobMan of Tob, one of the small Syrian kingdoms which together constituted Aram (2 Sam. 10:6,8).E·SIshuah(quiet), the second son of Asher.S·IIshuai(quiet), the third son of Asher, (1 Chronicles 7:30) founder of a family bearing his name.SIshuai, Ishuiish'-u-i, ish'-u-i (yishwi "level").IIshui(quiet), the second son of Saul by his wife Ahinoam (1 Samuel 14:4) comp. 1Sam 14:50 (Died B.C. 1053.)SIshvahish'-va (yishwah, "even," "level"; the King James Version Ishuah and Isuah): Second son of Asher (Ge 46:17; 1Ch 7:30).IIshviish'-vi (yishwi, "equal"): (1) The third son of Asher (Ge 46:17; 1Ch 7:30), and founder of the family of the Ishvites (Nu 26:44, the King James Version…IIsland(Heb. ‘i, “dry land,” as opposed to water) occurs in its usual signification (Isa. 42:4, 10, 12, 15, comp. Jer. 47:4), but more frequently simply denotes a…E·IIsleThe radical sense of the Hebrew word seems to be "habitable places," as opposed to water, and in this sense it occurs in (Isaiah 42:15) Hence it means…SIsles of the Gentiles(Ge 10:5): the American Standard Revised Version "isles (margin "coast-lands") of the nations," said of the territories of the sons of Japheth.IIsmachiah(Jehovah hears), a Gibeonite, one of the chiefs of those warriors, who joined David at Ziklag.S·IIsmaelSee ISHMAEL.IIsmaerusis-ma-e'-rus (Ismaeros): the King James Version "Omaerus" (1 Esdras 9:34), corresponding to Amram in Ezr 10:34.IIsmaiahSee ISHMAIAH.IIspah(bald), a Benjamite of the family of Beriah; one of the heads of his tribe.S·IIsraelThe name conferred on Jacob after the great prayer-struggle at Peniel (Gen. 32:28), because “as a prince he had power with God and prevailed.”E·S·IIsrael, History ofINTRODUCTORY 1. Sources (1) The Old Testament (2) Josephus (3) The Monuments 2. Religious Character of the History I. ORIGINS OF ISRAEL IN PRE-MOSAIC TIMES 1.…IIsrael, Kingdom of(B.C. 975-B.C. 722).E·S·IIsrael, Religion of|| I. INTRODUCTION: HISTORICAL CONSIDERATION OF THE RELIGION OF ISRAEL II. HISTORICAL OUTLINE 1. Pre-Mosaic Religion of the Ancestors of Israel (1) The…IIsraelite(descendant of Israel).S·IIsraelitish(descendant of Israel).S·IIssacharHired (Gen. 30:18).E·S·IIsshiab(whom Jehovah lends).SIsshiahis-shi'-a (yishshiyahu, "Yah exists"; the King James Version Ishiah): (1) Mentioned among David's heroes, a greatgrandson of Tola (1Ch 7:3).IIsshijahis-shi'-ja (yishshiyah, "Yah lends"; the King James Version Ishijah): A man of the household of Harim, named among those who, at Ezra's command, were induced…IIssueish'-u: (1) (moledheth, tse'etsa'im; sperma, "seed"): Offspring, descendants (Ge 48:6; Isa 22:24; Mt 22:25 the King James Version).IIssue (of Blood)(zobh, zubh; rhusis, haimorrhoos): When used as a description of a bodily affection the word signifies: (1) A discharge, the consequence of uncleanness and…IIssue, Running(Leviticus 15:2,3; 22:4; Numbers 5:2; 2 Samuel 3:29) In (Leviticus 15:3) a distinction is introduced, which merely means that the cessation of the actual flux…SIssuesish'-uz (tots'-oth, literally, "outgoings"): (1) Ways of escape (Ps 68:20 the King James Version); (2) free moral choices (Pr 4:23).IIstalcurusis-tal-ku'-rus (Istalkouros): 1 Esdras 8:40, corresponding to Zabbud in Ezr 8:14.IIsuah(quiet), second son of Asher.S·IIsui(quiet), third son of Asher, (Genesis 46:17) founder of a family called after him, though in the Authorized Version appearing as THE JESUITES.S·IIsvahSee ISHVAH.IItala, Versionit'-a-la. See LATIN VERSION, THE OLD; VULGATE.IItalian bandThe name of the Roman cohort to which Cornelius belonged (Acts 10:1), so called probably because it consisted of men recruited in Italy.E·S·IItalyActs 18:2; 27:1, 6; Heb. 13:24), like most geographical names, was differently used at different periods of history.E·S·IItch(charec; psora): Only in De 28:27, where it probably refers to the parasitic skin disease of that name which is very common in Palestine.IIthai(with the Lord), a Benjamite, son of Ribai of Gibeah, one of the heroes of David’s guard.S·IIthamarPalm isle, the fourth and youngest son of Aaron (1 Chr. 6:3).E·S·IIthiel(God is with me).S·IIthiel and Ucal('ithi'el we'ukhal): Names of the two men to whom Agur the son of Jakeh spoke his words (Pr 30:1).IIthmah(bereavedness), a Moabite, one of the heroes of David’s guard.S·IIthnan(given), one of the towns in the extreme south of Judah.S·IIthra(excellence), an Israelite, (2 Samuel 17:25) or Ishmaelite, (1 Chronicles 2:17) the father of Amasa by Abigail, David’s sister.S·IIthran(excellence).S·IIthream(abundance of people), son of David, born to him in Hebron, and distinctly specified as the sixth, and as the child of Eglah, David’s wife.S·IIthriteTwo of David’s warriors so designated (2 Sam. 23:38; 1 Chr. 11:40).E·S·IIttah-kazinit-a-ka'-zin (`ittah qatsin): Jos 19:13 the King James Version for Eth-kazin.IIttahkazin(time of the judge), one of the landmarks of the boundary of Zebulun.SIttaiNear; timely; or, with the Lord.E·S·IIturaeaA district in the north-east of Palestine, forming, along with the adjacent territory of Trachonitis, the tetrarchy of Philip (Luke 3:1).E·S·IIvahOverturning, a city of the Assyrians, whence colonists were brought to Samaria (2 Kings 18:34; 19:13).E·S·IIvory(Heb. pl. shenhabbim, the “tusks of elephants”) was early used in decorations by the Egyptians, and a great trade in it was carried on by the Assyrians (Ezek.…E·S·IIvory, Tower of(mighdal hashen): In So 7:4 the neck of the Shulammite is compared in whiteness and stateliness to a (or the) tower of ivory.IIvvahiv'-a (`iwwah; Aba (= Ava), Aua, 2Ki 18:34, Oudou, 2Ki 19:13, apparently due to a misreading): The name is wanting in the Massoretic Text and Septuagint of…IIvyi'-vi (kissos): The only mention of the word in all the sacred writings is in 2 Macc 6:7 in connection with the oppression of the Jews by Antiochus Epiphanes…IIyarSee IYYAR.IIye-abarimi-ye-ab'-a-rim (`iye ha-`abharim, "the heaps of the Abarim"; the King James Version Ije-abarim; in Nu 21:11 the Septuagint reads Codex Vaticanus, Chalglei): A…IIyimi'-yim (iyim, "heaps"--the form of which, `iye, is the construct): (1) A short form of the name Iye-abarim (Nu 33:45).IIyyare-yar' (iyar; Iar): The 2nd month of the Jewish year, corresponding to May.IIzehar(oil), the form in which the name Izhar is given in the Authorized Version of (Numbers 3:19) only.S·IIzeharites(descendant of Izhar), The.SIzharOil, one of the sons of Kohath, and grandson of Levi (Ex. 6:18, 21; Num. 16:1).E·S·IIzharitesiz'-har-its (yitshari): The descendants of Izhar, son of Kohath, and grandson of Levi (Nu 3:19,27).IIzliahiz-li'-a (yizli'ah, "Yah delivers"; the King James Version): A son of Elpaal, of the tribe of Benjamin (1Ch 8:18).IIzrahiah(whom Jehovah causes to sparkle), a chieftain of Issachar.S·IIzrahiteThe designation of one of David’s officers (1 Chr. 27:8).E·S·IIzri(creator), a Levite leader of the fourth course or ward in the service of the house of God.S·IIzziahiz-i'-a (yizziyah, "Yah unites"; the King James Version Jeziah): One of the faithful Jews who put away their foreign wives.I
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