OFFERINGS. MODE OF OFFERING-continued. OFFERINGS OF THE FLOCK-SHEEP AND GOATS. SIN-OFFERINGS. Offerer put his hands on the head of, Lev. 4.24,29,33. Killed by offerer at the door of the tabernacle, Lev. 4. 24,29,33; by Moses for Aaron, Ex. 29.16. Lev. 8. 19. Blood put by the priest on the horns of altar of burnt-offering with the finger, Lev. 4.25,30,34. Blood poured out by the priest beside the bottom of the altar, Lev. 4.25,30,34. Blood on the Day of Atonement sprinkled on the mercy-seat, and before the mercy-seat, 7 times; put on the horns of incense-altar, and sprinkled on it 7 times, Lev. 16.15,18,19. Burnt on the altar by the priest; viz., fat covering the inwards, caul above the liver, 2 kidneys and fat upon them, Lev. 4.26,31,35 with Lev. 3.14-16. Eaten by the priests in the holy place when the blood had not been presented in the holy place, Lev. 6.25-29. Num. 18.9,10. Eze. 44.29. See Lev. 10.17-19. Blood wrung out by the priest at the side of the altar, Lev. 1.15. Crop and feathers plucked off by the priest and cast on the east side of the altar among the ashes, Lev. 1.16. Cleft with the wings by the priest, but not divided, and burnt on the altar, Lev. 1.17. Burnt by the priest before the burnt-offering, Burnt by the priest after the sin-offering, Lev. Lev. 5.8. 5.10. OFFERINGS. PASCHAL LAMB. FEAST, PASSOVER. See 29.31. Manasseh, 2 Chr. 33.16. At dedication of wall, Neh. 12.27. Mode of PEACE OFFERING. offering, see OFFERINGS, MODE OF. At consecration of priests, one ram, called ram of consecration, Ex. 29.19-22,31. For Aaron and his sons, 1 bull, 1 ram, Lev. 9.4. For the congregation, 1 bull, 1 ram, Lev. 9. 3,4,15-21. For a private person, 1 bull, or 1 lamb, or 1 goat, Lev. 3.1-13. At Pentecost, 2 lambs, Lev. 23.19. Offered at all the festivals, Num. 10.10. On expiry of Nazarite's vow, Num. 6.14. VOLUNTARY Of thanksgiving, and freewill-offerings, see THANKSGIVING-OFFERING OFFERING. Meat and drink offerings with, Num. 15.8-15. Trumpets blown over, Num. 10.10. Parts of, eaten, see WAVE-OFFERING -HEAVE-OFFERING. Defiled persons not to eat, Lev. 7.20,21. At giving of the law, Ex. 24.5. By the princes, Num. 7.17-88. By Joshua, Jos. 8.31. By Israel, Jud. 20.26. Jud. 21.4. At Saul's coronation, 1 Sam. 11.15. By David, 2 Sam. 6.17,18. 2 Sam. 24.25. Solomon, 1 Kin. 3.15. 1 Kin. 8.63,64. 1 Kin. 9.25. Ahaz, 2 Kin. 16.13. Hezekiah, 2 Chr. 29.35. 2 Chr. 30.22. Manasseh, 2 Chr. 33.16. Before the golden calf, Ex. 32.6. RED. RED HEIFER, See HEIFER, SCAPE GOAT. See SCAPE GOAT. OFFERINGS. SIN-OFFERING. (See OFFERINGS, MODE OF.) A kid at new-moon, Num. 28.15; and daily during passover, feast of trumpets, and tabernacles, Num. 28.22-24. Num. 29.5,6,16-38. A kid at Pentecost, Lev. 23.19. Num. 28.30. On Day of Atonement, a young bull for the priest; a goat for the people, Lev. 16.3-19,25-28. Num. 29.11. Atonement made with the blood of sin-offering upon the horns of the altar of incense yearly, Ex. 30.10. Lev. 16.18. At consecration of priests, 1 bull, Lev. 8.2,14. Ex. 29.10; of altar, 1 bull for 7 days, Ex. 29.36,37. For sins of ignorance. For a priest, 1 bull, Lev. 4.3,4. For the people, 1 bull, Lev. 4.13-21; or a kid, Num. 15.24. For a ruler, 1 male kid, Lev. 4.22-26. For one of the people, a female kid or lamb, Lev. 4.27,35. Num. 15.27. As a trespass-offering, Lev. 5.1-19. Lev. 6.1-7, see TRESPASS-OFFERING. For priests, 1 calf, Lev. 9.1-14. At consecration of Levites, 1 young bull, Num. 8.8,12. For the congregation, 1 kid, Lev. 9.3,4,15-21. For purification of women, a dove, Lev. 12.6-8. For lepers' purification, 1 lamb or dove, Lev. 14.19,22,31; or flour, if poor, Lev. 5.11-13. For defilement, 1 dove, Lev. 15.15,30. For Nazarite's defilement, 1 dove, Num. 6.10,11. On expiry of VOW, a ewe-lamb, Num. 6.14,16. Vessels in which it was sodden, if earthen, broken; if brass, scoured, Lev. 6.28. By the princes, Num. 7.16-87; Hezekiah, 2 Chr. 29.21-24; Jews, Ezr. 8.35. OFFERINGS. THANKSGIVING-OFFERING. A peace-offering with a meat-offering, leavened and unleavened, eaten by the offerer on the same day, Lev. 7.11-15. Lev. 22.29, see Deu. 12.11,12. 1 Sam. 9.12,13. Called a sacrifice of praise or thanksgiving, Psa. 116.17. Jer. 33.11. Amos 4.5. Offered by Judah, 2 Chr. OFFERINGS. TRESPASS-OFFERING. Offered for one who hears swearing without revealing it, or who touches uncleanness, or who is guilty in relation to an oath-a female lamb or kid as a sin-offering; or two turtle-doves or young pigeons, one as a sin-offering, one a burnt-offering; or an ephah of fine flour as a sin-offering, Lev. 5.1-14. For sinning through ignorance in holy things additional, Lev. 5.14-16. Lev. 6.4,5, see 2 Kin. -a ram valued by the priest, with a fifth 12.16. For sinning unwittingly, or for falsehood-a ram valued by the priest, Lev. 5.17-19. Lev. 6.1-7. For lepers-one he-lamb, a sin-offering; another as burnt-offering; or one lamb a peaceoffering, and 2 doves, one a sin, the other a burnt-offering, Lev. 14.10-22. For criminal connection with a bondmaid-a ram, Lev. 19. 21,22. For idolatrous marriages, Ezr. 10.19. For a Nazarite defiled-a lamb of 1st year, Num. 6.12. Portion of, eaten by the priest, Lev. 7.6,7. Lev. 14.13. Num. 18.9,10. Trespass-offering of the Philistines in sending back the ark, 1 Sam. 6.3,8,17,18. OFFERINGS. VOLUNTARY-OFFERING, either of the cattle or flock, must be perfect, Lev. 22.17-25. A peace-offering, eaten on the day of offering, or next day, Lev. 7.11-18. To be accompanied with meat and drink offerings, Num. 15.1-16. At Feast of Weeks, as God had blessed the offerer, Deu. 16.10. When vowed, must be paid, Deu. 23.23. OFFERINGS. WAVE-OFFERING, waved by the priest; that is, consecrated by waving it, Ex. 29.24. Lev. 8.27. Consisted at consecration of priests of the fat of a ram, rump, fat covering inwards, caul above liver, two kidneys, with the fat, right shoulder of ram, with 1 loaf bread, 1 cake oiled bread, 1 wafer of unleavened bread; all waved before the Lord, and burnt on the altar of burnt-offering, Ex. 29.22-25. Lev. 8. 25-29. Lev. 9.19,20. The breast to be waved; it belonged to the priest, Ex. 29.26-28. brought by the offerer, the fat with the breast waved, the fat burned, Lev. 7.29-31. Lev. 10. 14,15. Lev. 9.20,21. To be For lepers, a he-lamb, and a log of oil, Lev. 14.12,21,24. A sheaf of first-fruits, waved on the morrow after the Sabbath, Lev. 23.10,11. At Pentecost, 2 wave-loves of 2-10ths fine flour leavened, with the sacrifices, Lev. 23. 17-20. On expiry of Nazarite's vow, the sodden left shoulder of a ram, with one leavened, and one unleavened cake, Num. 6. 19,20. The jealousy-offering, Num. 5.25. The breast, &c., belonged to the priest, Ex. 29.26-28. Lev. 7.31,34. Lev. 8.29. Lev. 9. 21. Lev. 23.20. Num. 18.11,18. To be eaten in a clean place, Lev. 10.14,15. Levites offered before the Lord as a wave-offering, Num. 8.11 (marg.), 13,15,21. WOOD-OFFERING, wood for the altar, Neh. 10.34. Neh. 13.31. OG, king of Bashan, Num. 21.33. A giant; his iron bedstead, 9 cubits long, preserved in Rabbath, Deu. 3.11. Jos. 13.12. Defeated by Moses, and his kingdom given to Manasseh, &c. Num. 32.33. Deu. 1.4. Deu. 3.1-13. Deu. 8.8. Deu. 11.14. not darkened. v. 1-6. Gen. 27.2. Deu. 34.7. 2 Sam. 19.35. Isa. 46.4. Even to your old age I am he; and even to hoar hairs will I carry you: I have and made, and I will bear; even I will will deliver you. carry, Deu. 4.47. Deu. 29.7. Deu. 31.4. Jos. 2.10. | sun, or the light, or the moon, or the stars, be Jos. 9.10. Jos. 12.4. Jos. 13.12,30,31. 1 Kin. 4.19. Neh. 9.22. Psa. 135.11. Psa. 136.20. OIL OF OLIVES. Mode of making, see OLIVETREE. Abundant in Palestine, Deu. 7.13. Deu. 32.13. Deu. 33.24. 2 Kin. 18,32. Jer. 31.12. Hos. 2.8,22. Joel 2.19,24. Stores of, Neh. 5.11. Jer. 40.10. Jer. 41.8. Rev. 6.6. Royal storehouses of, 1 Chr. 27.28. 2 Chr. 11.11. 2 Chr. 32.28. Scarcity of, threatened, Deu. 28.40,51. Joel 1.10. Hag. 1.11. Merchandize of, Eze. 27. 17. Hos. 12.1. Luk. 16.6. Rev. 18.13. Given as payment, 1 Kin. 5.11. 2 Chr. 2.10,15. Ezr. 3.7. Used in food, Num. 11.8. 1 Kin. 17.12-16. 1 Chr. 12.40. Eze. 16.13,19. Hos. 2.5,8; for anointing, see ANOINTING; for lamps, Mat. 25.3,4,8; for the sacred lamp, Ex. 25.6. Ex. 27.20. Ex. 35.8,14,28. Ex. 39.37. Lev. 24.2. Num. 4.9,16. To sprinkle and anoint a leper at his cleansing, Lev. 14. 12-29. In offerings, see MEAT-OFFERING, p. 326. Tithes of, offered, Deu. 12.17. Deu. 14.23. Neh. 10.39, see FIRST-FRUITS. Levites had charge of, 1 Chr. 9.29. Poured on a pillar by Jacob, Gen. 28.18. Gen. 35.14. OIL, SACRED, or holy anointing oil. An ointment made by the priests, according to divine direction, Ex. 25.6. Ex. 30.23-25. Ex. 31.11. Ex. 35.8,15,28. Ex. 37.29. Ex. 39.38. Num. 4.16. 1 Chr. 9.30. Punishment for profaning, Ex. 30.31-33. Used for idols, Eze. 23.41. See ANOINTING, SACRED. OIL-TREE. See OLIVE-TREE. OINTMENT, a composition of oil and perfumes, of great value, 2 Kin. 20.13. Est. 2.12. Ecc. 7.1. Ecc. 10.1. Song 1.3. Song 4.10. Amos 6.6. Mar. 14.3-5. Jno. 12.3-5. See ANOINTING. OLD AGE. Job 5.26. Thou shalt come to thy grave in a full age, like as a shock of corn cometh in in his season. Gen. 15.15. Gen. 25.8. 1.Chr. 29.28. Job 11.17. Thine age shall be clearer than the noonday; thou shalt shine forth, thou shalt be as the morning. Job 42.12. Job 32.7. Days should speak, and multitude of years should teach wisdom. 9. Great men are not always wise: neither do the aged understand judgment. Job 12.12 Psa. 71.9. Cast me not off in the time of old age; forsake me not when my strength faileth. 18. Now also when I am old and grey-headed, O God, forsake me not; until I have shewed thy strength unto this generation, and thy power to every one that is to come. Psa. 90.10. The days of our years are threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years, yet is their strength labour and sorrow; for it is soon cut off, and we fly away. Gen. 47.9. Ecc. 6.3. Psa. 92.14. They shall still bring forth fruit in old age; they shall be fat and flourishing. Psa. 148.12. Old men, and children: 13. Let them praise the name of the Lord. Pro. 16.31. The hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteousness. Pro. 17.6. Pro. 20.29. Ecc. 12.1. While the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in them; 2. While the Tit. 2.2. That the aged men be sober, grave, temperate, sound in faith, in charity, in patience. 3. The aged women likewise, that they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things. Philm. 9. Luk. 2.37. OLIVE-TREE. Cultivated in Palestine, Ex. 23.11. Deu. 6.11. Deu. 8.8. Jos. 24.13. 1 Chr. 27.28; and Assyria, 2 Kin. 18.32. Its beauty, Jer. 11.16. Hos. 14.6. Flowering of, Job 15.33. Beaten to remove the fruit, Deu. 24.20. Isa. 17.6. Isa. 24.13. Fruit beaten to extract the oil, Ex. 27.20; also pressed, Joel 2.24; Hag. 2.16; or trodden, Mic. 6.15. Wood of, 1 Kin. 6.23,31-33. Dove plucked a twig from, Gen. 8.11. Booths of, Neh. 8.15. Parable of, Jud. 9.8. Illustrative, Psa. 52.8. Psa. 128.3. Jer. 11.16. Rom. 11.17,24. Symbolical, Zec. 4.3-12. Rev. 11.4. See OIL, OLIVE. Olive-yard, see VINEYARD. OLIVES, MOUNT OF, or OLIVET, east of Jerusalem, Eze. 11.23. Olive-trees on, Neh. 8.15. David flees from Absalom by, 2 Sam. 15.30. Christ enters Jerusalem from. Mat. 21.1. Mar. 11.1. Luk. 19.29,37. Teaches from, Mat. 24.3. Mar. 13.3. Retires to, Luk. 21.37. Jno. 8.1. Retires to, from the passMar. Mat. 26.30. over-feast, Luk. 22.39. 14.26, see GETHSEMANE. Ascends from, Act. 1.12. Prophecy of, Zec. 14.4. Eze. 11.23. Called Mount of Corruption, from idolatry practised on, by Solomon, 2 Kin. 23.13 (marg.), 1 Kin. 11.7. OMEGA, the last letter of the Greek alphabet, poetically used for 'the last;' applied to Christ, Rev. 1.8,11. Rev. 21.6. Rev. 22.13. OMER, 10th of an ephah, about seven pints, Ex. 16.36. An omer of manna gathered for every Israelite; 2 on the 6th day, Ex. 16.16-18, 22. An omer of, laid up in the ark, Ex. 16. 32-33. OMRI, 8th king of Israel (12 years' reign), made king when Elah was slain by Zimri; defeats Zimri, Tibni, &c., 1 Kin. 16.16-23. Founds Samaria, 1 Kin. 16.24. His idolatry and death, 1 Kin. 16.25-28. Mic. 6.16. ON (sun), a city of Egypt, supposed to be Heliopolis (city of the sun), Gen. 41.45,50. Gen. 46.20. Beth-shemesh (house of the sun), supposed to be the same, Jer. 43.13. a Reubenite, a conspirator with Korah against Moses, Num. 16.1. ONAN, son of Judah, Gen. 38.4-9. Gen. 46.12. Num. 26.19. 1 Chr. 2.3. ONESIMUS, a runaway slave; converted by Paul, who returns him to his master with a letter interceding for him, Philm. Col. 4.9. ONESIPHORUS, his kindness to Paul, 2 Tim. 1.16-18. 2 Tim. 4.19. ONYCHA, the shell of a species of mussel, which emits a musky odour in burning, Ex. 30.34. ONYX, a precious stone, Job 28.16. Found in Havilah, Gen. 2.12. Two of, set in the high-priest's ephod, graven with the names of the 12 tribes, Ex. 28.9-12. Ex. 39.6. Set in his breastplate, Ex. 28.20. Ex. 39.13. Brought by Israelites to Moses, Ex. 25.7. Ex. 35.9. Worn by Tyrians, Eze. 28.13. OPHEL, a wall, tower, and suburb of Jerusalem, 2 Chr. 27.3. 2 Chr. 33.14. Neh. 3. 26,27. Neh. 11.21. OPHIR, son of Joktan, a descendant of Shem, Gen. 10.29. 1 Chr. 1.23. a gold country, Job 22.24. Job 28.16. Psa. 45.9. Gold brought from, by Solomon, 1 Kin. 9.28. 1 Chr. 29.4. 2 Chr. 8.18. 2 Chr. 9.10; and Hiram, with precious stones and almug-trees, 1 Kin. 10.11. Jehoshaphat's ships sail for, 1 Kin. 22.48. Gold of, sold in wedges, Isa. 13.12. See UPHAZ. OPHRAH, a town of Benjamin, Jos. 18.23. Gideon visited by an angel in, Jud. 6.11; builds an altar in, Jud. 6.24. His ephod worshipped in, Jud. 8.27. He is buried in, Jud. 8.32. Abimelech slays his brethren in, Jud. 9.5. The Philistines plunder, 1 Sam. 13.17. OPPRESSION. See RULERS, TYRRANICAL -POOR, UNKINDNESS TO-MASTERS. ORACLE, a name of the most holy place, 1 Kin. 6.5. Psa. 28.2. A name of the Scriptures, Act. 7.38. Rom. 3.2. Heb. 5.12. 1 Pet. 4.11. ORATOR, an advocate or pleader, Act. 24.1. Isa. 3.3. Amos 5.8. ORION, Job 9.9. Job 38.31. Translated constellations, Isa. 13.10. ORNAMENTS. See DRESS-JEWELS. ORNAN. See ARAUNAH. ORPAH, wife of Mahlon, leaves Naomi and returns to Moab, Ruth 1.1-14. ORPHANS. See WIDOWS. OSPREY, a kind of eagle or hawk, Lev. 11.13. Deu. 14.12. OSSIFRAGE, a large eagle, Lev. 11.13. Deu. 14.12. OSTRICH, Job 39.13-18. Lam. 4.3. Isa. 13.21 (mary.). Isa. 34.13 (marg.). Isa. 43.20 (marg.). OTHNIEL, a judge of Israel, conquers Kirjath-sepher, and receives Caleb's daughter, Jos. | De 15.16-20. Jud. 1.13,14. 1 Chr. 4.13. livers Israel from Chushan, and judges Israel 40 years, Jud. 3.9,10. OUCHES, sockets in which precious stones are set, Ex. 28.11. OVEN. See FURNACE, Translated bishop, Phil. 1.1. 1 Tim. 3.2. Tit. OVERSEER (Gr. Episkopos), Act. 20.28. 1.7. 1 Pet. 2.25. OWL, different words are so translated, (1.) Lev. 11.17. Deu. 14.16. Psa. 102.6. (2.) Deu. 14.15. (3.) Lev. 11.16. Deu. 14.15. Job 30.29. Isa. 13.21. Isa. 34.13. Isa. 43.20. Jer. 50.39. Mic. 1.8. (4.) Great owl, Lev. 11.17. Deu. 14.16. Isa. 34.11. (5.) Great owl, Isa. 34.15. (6.) Screech owl (marg., nightmonster), Isa. 34.14. OX. See BULL. P PADAN-ARAM. See MESOPOTAMIA. (marg. eyes), Jer. 4.30. PAINTING. Of the face, 2 Kin. 9.30 Of the eyes, Eze. 23.40. Of rooms, Jer. 22.14. See PICTURES. PALACES, 1 Kin. 21.1. 2 Kin. 15.25. Ezr. 6.2. Jer. 49.27. Amos 1.12. Amos 2.2. Amos 3.9. Nah. 2.6. At Jerusalem, of David, 2 Sam. 7.2; of Solomon, 1 Kin. 7.1-12. At Babylon, Dan. 4.29. Dan. 5.5. Dan. 6.18. At Shushan, Neh. 1.1. Est. 1.2. Est. 7.7. Dan. 8.2. Of ivory, 1 Kin. 22.39. Psa. 45.8. A garden-house, 2 Kin. 9.27. Summer-house, Amos 3.15. Winter-house, Jer. 36.22. Palace contained the royal treasures and decrees, 1 Kin. 15.18. Ezr. 6.2. PALESTINE, called Canaan, Gen. 11.31; Palestina, Ex. 15.14; land of Israel, 1 Sam. 13.19; of the Hebrews, Gen. 40.15; of the Jews, Act. 10.39; of promise, Heb. 11.9. Holy land, Zec. 2.12. Pleasant land, Dan. 8.9. Hos. 9.3. Immanuel's land, Isa. 8.8. Beulah Glorious land, Dan. 11.16. The Lord's land, and Hephzibah, Isa. 62.4. Boundaries of, Jos. 15.1. Jos. c. 16 to 19; in Solomon's time, 1 Kin. 4.21,24. 2 Chr. 9. 26; as predicted, Gen. 15.18. Ex. 23.31. Num. 34. Deu. 11.24. Jos. 1.3,4. Divided among the 12 tribes, Jos. c. 14-19. Into 12 provinces by Solomon, 1 Kin. 4.7-19. Into 2 kingdoms, Judah & Israel, 1 Kin. 11. 35,36. 1 Kin. 12.16-21. Roman provinces of, Luk. 3.1. Jno. 4.4. Provinces and districts of, see ABILENE, GALILEE, GILEAD, ITUREA, JUDEA, SAMARIA, TRACHONITIS. Description of, Gen. 13.10. Deu. 8.7-10. Deu. 11.10-12. CAVES OF. See ADULLAM, ENGEDI, MACHPELAH, MAKKEDAH. PALESTINE, CITIES, TOWNS, AND DISTRICTS OF, Num. 32. Jos. c. 12 to 21. Jud. 1. 1 Kin. 4. 2 Kin. 15.29. 1 Chr. c. 4 to 8. 1 Chr. 11.26-47. 2 Chr. 8.2-6. 2 Chr. 11.6-10. Ezr. 2. Neh. 3.7-19. Neh. 11.21-36. See ABEL, ABEL-MEHOLAH, ABEL-MIZRAIM, ACCHO, ACHZIB, ADAM, ADMAH, AI, ANTIPATRIS, APHEK, ARAD, ARIMATHEA, AROER, ARUMAH, ASHTAROTH, AZEKAH, BAALGAD, BAAL-HAMON, BAAL-HAZOR, BAALHERMON. BAAL-MEON, BAAL-PERAZIM, BAAL-SHALISHA, BAAL-TAMAR, BAHURIM, BEEROTH, BEERSHEBA, BETHABARA, BETH ANY, BETH-ARBEL, BETH-AVEN, BETHEL, BETH-HORON, BETHLEHEM, BETHPHAGE, BETHSAIDA, BETHSHAN, BEZEK, BOCHIM, CABUL, CANA, CAPERNAUM, CARMEL, CESAREA, CESAREA PHILIPPI, CHORAZIN, CINNEROTH, DALMANUTHA, DAN, DECAPOLIS, DOR, DOTHAN, EDREI, ELKOSH, EMMAUS, ENDOR, EN-GEDI, ENON, EPHRAIM, ESHTAOL, GADARENES, GEBAL, GEBIM, GEDEROTH, GESHUR, GILEAD, GILGAL, GOMORRAH, GOSHEN, HAVOTH-JAIR, HELKATH-HAZZURIM, JABESH-GILEAD, JEHOVAH-JIREH, JERICHO, JERUSALEM, JOPPA, KEILAH, KERIOTH, KIRJATH-AIM, KIRJATHJEARIM, LACHISH, LYDDA. MAGDALA, MAKKEDAH, MAON, MARESHAH, MEGIDDO, MEROZ, MICHMASH, MIGRON, MILLO, MISREPHOTH, MIZPEH, NAIN, NAIOTH, NAZARETH, NEBO, ONO, OPHRAH, PENIEL, PEREZ-UZZAH, PIRATHON, RAMAH, RAMATHAIM, RAMATHLEHI, RIBLAH, RIMMON, SALIM, SALT, SAMARIA, SHAALBIM, SHALIM, SHALISHA, SHAMIR, SHARON, SHILOH, SHOCHOH, SHUNEM, SHUR, SUCCOTH, TADMOR, TAPPUAH, TEKOAH, TELEM, THEBEZ, TIBERIAS, TIMNATH, TIPHSAH, TIRZAH, ZARETAN, ZEBOIM, ZIKLAG, ZIPH, ZOAR, ZORAH. See also MOABITES-PHILISTINES, TOWNS OF. Levitical cities, Jos. 21. 1 Chr. 6.54-81. See AJALON, ANATHOTH, BETHSHEMESH, DEBIR, GEZER, GIBBETHON, GATH-RIMMON, GIBEAH, GIBEON, HESHBON, JAZER, KEDEMOTH, LIBNAH, MAHANAIM, NOB, REHOB, TAANACH, TABOR; with the cities of refuge, BEZOR, GOLAN, HEBRON, KEDESH-NAPHTALI, RAMOTH-GILEAD, SHECHEM. PALESTINE, DESERTS OF. See BEER SHEBA, BETH-AVEN, EN-GEDI, GAZA, JESHIMON, JUDEA, KEDEMOTH, MAON, TEKOAH, ZIPH. MOUNTAINS, HILLS, AND ROCKS OF. See ABEL, AMMAH, BAAL-PERAZIM, BASHAN, BETHEL, BETHER, BETH-HACCEREM, CARMEL, EBAL, EPHRAIM, GAASH, GAREB, GERIZIM, GILBOA, GILEAD, HACHILAH, HERES, HERMON, JUDEA, LEBANON, MIZAR, MOREH, MORIAH, OLIVES, OREB, RIMMON, SAMARIA, SENEH, TABOR, ZALMON, ZEMARIM, ZION, ZIZ. RIVERS AND BROOKS OF. See BESOR, CEDRON, CHERITH, EGYPT, JABBOK, JORDAN, KANAH, KISHON, NEPHTOAH, NIMRIM. SEAS AND LAKES OF. See DEAD SEA, GALILEE, JAZER, MEDITERRANEAN, MEROM. TOWERS OF. See EDAR, LEBANON, JERUSALEM, TOWERS IN. VALLEYS AND PLAINS OF. See ACHOR, AJALON, AVEN, BACA, BERACHAH, CHARASHIM, ELAH, ESHCOL, GEDOR, GERAR, JEHOSHAPHAT, JERICHO, JEZREEL, JORDAN, LEBANON, MAMRE, MEGIDDO, MIZPEH, MOAB, MOREH, REPHAIM, SALT, SHAVEH, SHITTIM, SIDDIM, SOREK, SUCCOTH, TABOR, ZEPHATHAH. WELLS AND FOUNTAINS OF. See BEER-LAHAI-ROI, BEERSHEBA, BETHESDA, BETHLEHEM, ENON, ENROGEL, GIBEON, GIHON, HAROD, HEBRON, JACOB, JERICHO, JEZREEL, MEGIDDO, REHOBOTH, SILOAM, SITNAH. PALESTINE, WOODS AND FORESTS OF. See EPHRAIM, HARETH. PALM-TREE. Song 7.7,8. Jer. 10.5. Joel under, Jud. 4.5. Jericho the city of, Deu. 34.3. 1.12. 70 at Elim, Ex. 15.27. Deborah judged Booths made of, Lev. 23.40. Neh. 8.15. Carvings of, in the temple, 1 Kin. 6.29,32,35. 2 Chr. 3.5. Eze. 40.16. Eze. 41.18. Branches carried in procession, Jno. 12.13. tive, Psa. 92.12. Rev. 7.9. Illustra PALMER-WORM, a kind of locust, Joel 1.4. Joel 2.25. Amos 4.9. PALSY cured by Jesus, Mat. 4.24. Mat. 8.6,13. Mat. 9.2,6; by Philip, Act. 8.7; Peter, Act. 9.33,34. PAMPHYLIA, a province in the south of Asia Minor. Strangers from, at Jerusalem, Act. 2.10. Paul visits, Act. 13.13. Act. 14.24. Act. 27.5. Towns of, see PERGA, ATTALIA. PANNAG (sweet cake), Eze. 17.27. PAPER, 2 Jno. 12. Paper reeds, Isa. 19.7. See BOOKS-PARCHMENT. PAPHOS, a city of Cyprus on the west; Paul visits; Elymas struck blind; Sergius Paulus converted at, Act. 13.6-12. PARABLES. Jotham's parable of the trees, Jud. 9.8-15. The poor man's ewe-lamb, 2 Sam. 12.1-6. Parable by the woman of Tekoah, 2 Sam. 14.5-12. By a prophet to Ahab, 1 Kin. 20.39-42. Of the thistle and cedar, 2 Kin. 14.9. A vine from Egypt, Psa. 80.8-16. Wisdom personified, Pro. 8. Pro. 9. The vineyard, Isa. 5.1-7. The husbandman, Isa. 28.23-29. Bottles filled with wine, Jer. 13. 12-14. A vine branch, Eze. 15. Two eagles and a vine, Eze. 17. Lions' whelps, Eze. 19. 1-9. A wasted vine, Eze. 19.10-14. Aholah, and Aholibah, Eze. 23. Holy flesh, Hag. 2. 11-14. See CHRIST, PARABLES OF RIDDLE -SYMBOLS. PARADISE, or THE GARDEN OF EDEN, Gen. 2.8-14. Isa. 51.3. Eze. 28.13. Eze. 31. 9,16,18. Eze. 36.35. Joel 2.3. Adam and Eve placed in, Gen. 2.8,15,16; and driven from, Gen. 3.23. Guarded by cherubim, Gen. 3.24. Name of heaven, Luk. 23.43. 2 Cor. 12.4, see v. 2. Rev. 2.7, see Rev. 22.1,2. PARAN, a desert extending from the south of Judah to Sinai, Num. 10.12. Num. 13.26. Ishmael dwells in, Gen. 21.21. Israelites send the spies from, Num. 12.16. Receive the law a second time in, Deu. 1.1. Deu. 33.2. Hab. flees to, 1 Kin. 11.18. 3.3. David dwells in, 1 Sam. 25.1. Hadad |