The Apoftles are again caft into prifon by the A&ts V.17. man Em- High-prieft, but an Angel fets them at liberty, and bids them preach the Gospel to the people without fear; being taken again teaching in the Temple, they are brought before the Council; where by the advice of Gamaliel, a Pharifee, and Docter of the Law, they are delivered. 34. 35. 38. 41. The number of Believers increasing at Jerufalem, the Apostles ordain feven Deacons, who should diftribute the Alms of the whole Church to the Widows, and poorer fort of Believers. Stephen, one of thefe Deacons, having confounded fome that difputed with him, is by them falfly accused of blafphemy, and brought before the Council, where he reprehends their rebellion and murthering of Christ. Whereupon they caft him out of the City, anft stone him; he in the mean time praying for them. A great perfecution of the Church at Jerufalem follows after the death of the first Martyr Stephen. Philip, one of the 7 Deacons, preacheth at Samaria, and converteth many; worketh miracles, and healeth the fick. Simon the Sorcerer, feeing the wonders that are done by Philip, believeth, and is baptized. The Apoftles at Jerufalem hearing that Samaria had received the faith, fend thither Peter and John to confirm and enlarge the Church. The Apoftles by prayer and impofition of hands, confer the Holy Ghoft on all Believers. Simon Magus offers them Money, that he may receive power of conferring the fame, whose impiety is Tharply reproved by Peter. Having completed their Miniftry in those parts, they return to Jerufalem. An Angel fendeth Philip to teach and baptize the Ethiopian Eunuch. Saul, a violent Perfecuter of all that call on the Name of Jefus, and one who confented to the death of Stephen, goes now towards Damafcus, with commiffion from the High-prieft and the Council, to apprehend all Chriftians in thofe parts, and to bring them bound to Jerufalem; on the way he is miraculoufly converted by a voice from Heaven; and three days after baptized by Ananias at Damafcus, where he preached the Gofpel of Chrift with great boldnefs, to the astonishment of thofe that knew upon what defign he was fent thither. 1 Saul having preached the Gospel at Damafcus a long time, the Jews lay wait to kill him, but he efcapeth from thence, and comes to Jerufalem, there he fees Peter and James the brother of our Lord, Gal.I. 18. and abides with them fifteen days. Here he speaks boldly in the Name of Jefus, and difputes with the Grecians, or rather Jews that ufed the Greek Tongue, Thefe alfo confult how they may kill him. A&ts While Saul prayeth in the Temple, he is in a Trance, and the Lord appears unto him, and bids him to XXII. 17. depart from Jerufalem because they will not receive his teftimony; adding that he will fend him to the Gentiles. Saul leaving Jerufalem, goes to his own Country Tarfus, and from thence travels into Syria and Cilicia. Peter vifits the Churches of Judea, Galilee, Samaria, c. at Lydda he cureth Aneas of the Palfie; and at Joppa reftoreth Tabitha to life. At Cefarea, Cornelius a Centurion, by Prayers and Alms, finds favour in the fight of God, and is commanded by an Angel to fend for Peter now at Joppa. God by a vifion teacheth Peter not to defpife the Gentiles; and being fent for by Cornelius, goes and preacheth Chrift to him, and a great company that were met at his houfe, while Peter preacheth, the Holy Ghoft falls upon them all; and immediately the Apostle baptizeth them. Peter, at his return to Jerufalem, is accused by thofe of the Circumcifion, for converfing with the Gentiles, but he declares to them his Vision, and the whole matter concerning Cornelius, and they glorifie God, for granting to the Gentiles alfo repen tance unto life. The Believers, who ever fince the martyrdom of Stephen. and the perfecution thereupon enfuing, had been difperfed throughout all Phenice and Cy IX. 30. Gal. I. 21. A&s IX. 32, 36. X. XI. The Year after Chrift. 41. The Seventh Age of the World. prus, come now to Antioch, and preach the Gofpel to the Greeks there, having before preach'd to The Ro- none but the Jews. The Church at Jerufalem unman Em- derstanding this, and that the number of Believers pire. increased exceedingly, fends Barnabas thither to confirm them; he goes to Tarfus, and takes Saul along with him to Antioch, where they continue a whole year, converting multitudes to the faith. Here the Difciples were firft called Chriftians. 44. 45. 46. 52. 53. About this time, James the brother of John is beheaded by the command of Herod Agrippa. He alfo imprifoneth Peter, whom an Angel delivers upon the prayers of the Church. This fame Herod, not long after fpeaking to the People at Cefarea, fome of them cry out, It is the voice of God, and not of man, and immediately an Angel of the Lord fmites him, because he gave not the glory to God, and he is eaten of worms, and dieth. A&ts XII. Barnabas and Saul fet forward in their preaching XIII of the Gospel. They plant the Chriftian faith in Seleucia, Cyprus, and other places. At Paphos they preach the Gofpel to Sergius Paulus, Governor of that Country; Elymas a Sorcerer withstanding them, and endeavouring to turn away Sergius from the faith, at Saul's rebuke ftruck blind. From this time Saul is always called by his new name Paul; he preacheth at Antioch, the Gentiles believe, but the Jews gainfay and blafpheme. Whereupon he and his Affiftants turn to the Gentiles, and come to Iconium. At Iconium they are perfecuted and ready to be ftoned. From hence they fly to Lyftra and Derbe, cities of Lycaonia. At Lyftra, Paul healing a Cripple, the multitude cry out, that the Gods are come down, and call Barnabas, Jupiter, and Paul, Mercurius, and would have facrificed to them, had not the Apoftles, with clothes rent, run in among them, and affured them, that they were Men like themfelves. Soon after there come Jews from Antioch and Iconium, who excite the People against them. Paul is by the furious multitude ftoned, and drawn out of the City as dead; but whilft the Disciples stand about him, he rifeth up, and the next day departs with Barnabas to Derbe. In this year, perhaps at this very time, Paul was caught up into the third heaven, and heard unfpeakable words, fourteen years before he wrote his fecond Epiftle to the Corinthians. Paul coming to Derbe, finds there Timothy, whom XVI. (because his Mother was a beliving Jew, though his Father a Gentile) he caufeth to be circumcifed, and takes him along with him. He is by a vifion admonifhed to go into Macedonia; coming to Philippi the chief City of that part of Macedonia, he converts Lydia, cafteth out of a certain Maid-fervant a fpirit of divination, whofe Mafter lofing a confiderable gain thereby, brings Paul and Silas before the Magiftrates; these cause them to be whipped and imprifoned; but at midnight, Paul and Silas praying and finging Pfalms, the doors of the prifon fly open, and their bonds are loofed the Jaylor ready to kill himself, is converted to the Faith, and baptized the fame night, with his whole family. Next day the Magiftrates come themselves, and pray them to depart from the City. : From Philippi Paul takes his journey through XVII. Amphipolis and Appollonia, and comes to Theflalonica, where he finds a Synagogue of the Jews; there he preacheth three Sabbath days; fome believe, others perfecute him. Leaving Theffalonica, he comes to Berea, and foon after arrives at Athens, difputes with the Philofophers, and declares unto them that UNKNOWN GOD whom they had The Ro- ignorantly worshipped. He converts Dionyfius the man Em- Areopagite, and thence paffeth to Corinth. pire. 55. 56. 57. 58. 60. Paul at Corinth meets with Aquila and Prifcilla, XVIII. not long before banished from Rome, by the Decree of Claudius. Here he continues a year and fix months, and thence writes to the Theffalonians. Paul is accufed by the Jews, and brought before Gallio, Proconful of Achaia, who refufeth to be Judge in a Controverfie about Religion, and fo drives them away from the Judgment-feat. Paul departs from Corinth, and paffeth to Ephefus, thence he fets out towards Jerufalem, that he may be at the Feaft; he lands at Cefarea, goes down to Antioch, and comes into the regions of Galatia and Phrygia, confirming the Disciples in all thofe places. Paul returns to Ephefus, difputes daily in the School of Tyrannus, and continues preaching there, and the parts there-abouts. He writes his Epiftle to the Galatians. At Ephefus Demetrius a filver-fmith, jealous of his gain, raiseth a tumult againft Paul, which is appealed by the Town-Clerk. 18. XIX. II. About this time a Schifm arifeth in the Church 1 Cor, I. of Corinth, which caufeth Paul (now in or about Ephefus) to write his firft Epiftle to the Corin- XVI, 8. thians. Paul purpofing to go directly from thence into A&ts XX. Syria, that he may carry the Collections to Jerufalem, the Jews lay wait for him; he understanding this, thinks it beft to return into Macedonia the fame way he came, and thence to pafs into Afia. After the days of unleavened bread, Paul fails from Philippi, and comes to Troas, there he reftores Eutychus to life. Having paffed through feveral Cities of Greece, he arrives at Miletus, from thence he fends to call the Elders of the Church of Ephefus, whom he earnestly exhorts to the performance of their duty. Paul comes to Jerufalem, is apprehended in the Temple, and fecured in the Caftle, he claimeth the privilege of a Roman, and escapeth scourging. The Year before Christ. 60. The Seventh Age of the World. neither to eat nor drink till they had killed him, fends him to Felix the Governor of the Province, The Ro- by whom he is imprisoned at Cesarea. man Em pire. 62. 63. 65. Paul is accufed before Felix by Tertullus the O- XXIV. rator; Felix goes out of his Office, and to gratifie the Jews, leaves Paul in prison. Porcius Festus fucceeds him in the Government. The Jews come to Cefarea and accufe Paul before Feftus. He anfwereth for himself, and appeals unto Cefar. King Agrippa comes to Cefarea, and Feftus opens the whole matter to him. Paul makes his defence in the prefence of Agrippa, who thereby is almoft perfwaded to be a Chriitian, and the whole company pronounce him in 66. S. Paul writes his Epistles, To Timothy I. This year Jerufalem (according to Chrifts prophecy) is befieged, taken, fackt, and burnt by Titus, 1100009 of the Jews perifh, 97000 are taken Prifoners; befides an innumerable Company that 43, 44, in other places of Judea kill themselves, or perish through famine, banishment, and other miferies. S. John is banished into the Ifle of Patmos by Domitian, and there receives, and writes his Revelation. After the death of Domitian, S. John returns to Ephefus, and at the request of the Church writes his Gospel. A BRIFF TABLE Of the interpretations of the proper Names which are chiefly found in the Old Testament, wherein the first number fignifieth the Chapter, the second the Verse. W rege her back ab ijed and corrupted, jo that the very right Names of divers of the holy Men Hereas the wickedness of time, and the blindness of the former age bath been fuch, that all things named in Scriptures have been forgotten, and now feem strange unto us, and the Names of divers of infants that should ever have fome godly advertisements in them, and should be memorials and marks of the children of God received into his houfbold, have been hereby alfo changed and made the figns and badges of idolatrie and heathenifh impiety, we have now fet forth this Table of the Names that be most used in the Old Teftament, with their interpretation, as the Hebrew importeth, partly to call back the godly from the abufe, when they shall know the true Names of the godly Fathers, and what they fignifie, that their children now named after them, may have teftimonies by their very names, that they are within that faithful family, that in all their doings had ever God before their eyes, and that they are bound by these their names to ferve God from their infancy, and have occafion to praise him for his works wrought in them, and their fathers, but chiefly to restore the names to their integrity, whereby many places of the Scriptures and fecret mysteries of the holy Ghost shall better be understood. We have medled rarely with the Greek names, because their interpretation is uncertain, and many of them are corruppted from their original, as we may alfoo fee thefe Hebrew names fet between these two marks () of this table, which have been corrupted by the Grecians. Now for the other Hebrew names that are not here interpreted, let not the diligent Reader be careful: for he shall find them in places most covenient amongst the annotations: at left fo many as may Seem to make for any edification, and understanding of the Scriptures. A. Aroor Aaron, a teacher, Exod. 4. 14 (Abdia.) Abda, a fervant, 1 King. 4. 6. (Abdiel) Abdeel, a fervant of God, Jer. 36. 26. (Abdai) Abdi, my fervant, 2 Chron. 29. 12. (Abdi and Abdias) Abdiah, a fervant of the Lord, 1 Kings 18. 3. and Obadiah, one of the twelve Prophets. Abdiel, the fame, I Chron. 5. 15. (Abdenago.) Abednego, fervant of fhining, Dan. 1. 7. Abel, mourning, the name of a city, Judge 11. 33. 1 Sam. (Abagatha) Abgatha, father of the wine-prefs, Efter 1. 10. (Abifaph, Ebiafaph) Abiasaph, a gathering father, 1 Chr. 6.23. Abiathar, father of the remnant, or excellent father, 1 Sam. (Abiu) Abihu, he is a father, Exod. 6. 23. (Abiud) Abihud, the father of praife, 1 Chron. 8. 3. Abilene. lamentable, Luke 3. i. Abimael, a father from God, Gen. 10. 28. Abimelech, the king's father, or a father of counfel, or the chief king, Gen. 20. 3. (Aminadab) Abinadab, a father of a vow, or of a free mind, or prince, Sam. 16. 8. (Abinoom) Abinoam, father of beauty, Judg. 4. 6. (Abirom) Abiram, an high father, 1 Kings 16. 34. Abifhag, the fathers ignorance, 1 Kings 1. 3. Abishai, the fathers reward, 1 Sam. 26. 6. (Abfhalon, Abfhalom, Abfalom) Abishalom, the father of peace, or the peace of the father, 2 Sam. 15. 2. (Abifue) Abifhua, the father of falvation, 1 Chron. 6. 4. Abithur, the father of a fong, or of a wall, or of righteoufnefs, Chron. 2. 29. Abital, the father of the dew, 2 Sam. 3. 4. (Ahitub, Abitub) Abitob, the father of goodness, 1 Chr. 8.11. Abraham, a father of a great multitude, as the name was (Abefalom, Abeffalom, Abfalom) Abshalom, a father of peace, or the fathers peace, or reward, 2 Sam. 3. 3 Achan, troubling, Joh. 7. 1. who is called Achar, 1 Chr. 2.7. (Haddadezer) Adadezer, read Adarezer, beautiful help, Sam. 8. 3. and Chron. 18. 3. (Adajas) Adajah, the witnefs of the Lord, I Chron. 6. 41. (Adalia) Adaliah, poverty, Efter 9. 8. Adam, man, earthly, Gen. 5. 2. Adiel, the witnefs of God, I Chron. 4. 36. (Adonias, Adonijah) Adoniah, the Lord is the ruler, z Sam. 3.4. Adonikam, the Lord is rifen, Ezra 2. 13. and 8. 13. (Aagar) Agar, a ftranger, Gen. 16. 1. Gal. 4. 24. Ahimoth, a brother of death, 1 Chron. 6. 25. Ahinoam, the brother's beauty, 1 Sam. 14. 15. (Aharah) Ahrah, a fweet favouring medow, I Chron. 8. I. (Achiam) Ahikam, a brother arifing, or avenging, 2 Kings 22. 12, Ahiezer, the brothers help, Num. 1. 12. Aholah, a mansion or dwelling in her felf, Ezek. 23. 4. Aholibah, my manfion in her, Ezek. 23. 4. (Aod) Ahud, praifing or confeffing, Judg. 3. 15. (Aluan) Alian, high, 1 Chron. 1. 40. Amalek, a licking people, Gen. 36. 12. Amariah, the lord faid, or the lamb of the Lord, Zeph. 1. 1. Amafa, fparing the people, 2 Sam. 17.25. Amafhai, the gift of the people, 1 Chron. 6. 35. Amafiah, the burthen of the Lord, 2 Chron. 17. 16. Amafhfi, the treading of the people, Nehem. 15. 12. Amithi, true or fearing, 2 King. 14. 25. Ammiel a people of God, or God with me, I Chron. 3. 5. (Annas) Anah, afflicting, anfwering, or finging, Gen. 36. 2. Andreas, manly, Matth. 4. 18. Anub, a grape Chron. 4. 8. Antipas, for all. or againft all, Rev. 2. 13. (Aphdeno) Apadno, the wrath of his judgement, or the tabernacles of his palace, Dan. 11. 46. (Apol Table of the proper Names. (Apollos) Apollo, a destroyer, A&s 28. 24. the name also of an idol. Apphia, bringing forth, or increafing, Philem. 2. (Ram, Aran, Oron) Aram, height, or their curfe, Gen 10.23. Arbel, bel, or God hath avenged, Hof. 10. 14. Archelaus, a prince of the people, Matth. 2, 22, Artafhafhte, fervent to spoil, Ezek. 7. 21. Afa, a phyfician, 1 Kings 15. 8. Afael, God hath wrought, 2 Sam. 2. 18. (Afhriel) Afharelah, the bleffedness of God, I Chron. 25.2. Afhbel, an old fire, Gen. 46. 21. Afher, bleffednefs, Gen. 30. 13. (Afael) Afhiel, the work of God, 1 Chron. 4. 35. (Azanias) Azaniah, hearkening the Lord, Neh. 10. 9. (Afarias) Azariah, the help of the Lord, 2 King. 14, 21. Azur, holpen, or helper, Jer. 28. 1. B. Aal, Bealim, lord, lords: the name of the idol of the (Beel) BA3 Sidonians, or a general name to all idols, because they were as the lords and owners of all that worshipped them, 1 Sam. 7. 4. Judge 2. 13. and 3. 7. (Beeliada) Baalida, a master of knowledge, I Chron. 14. 7. (Beelmeon) Baalmeon, the lord or mafter of the mansion of the house, as alfo Baalzibub, fignifieth the fame, Luke 11.15. Num. 32. 28. Baalzebub, the master of flies, 2 King. 1. 2. Baanah, in affliction, 2 Sam. 4. 2. (Babylon) Babel, confufion, Gen. 10. 10, and 11.9. (Berechiah) Barachiah, bleffing the Lord, Zech. 1, I. (Bethfabe) Bathfeba, the seventh daughter, or the daughter of an oath, 2 Sam. 11. 3. Bathfhua, the daughter of falvation, 1 Chron. 3. 5. (Baltafar, Beltefhazzar, Belefhatzar, Belefhazzar) Belfhatfar, without treasure, or fearcher of treasure, Dan. 5. 1. Benaiah, the Lords building, 1 Chron. 4. 36. Benjamin. fon of the right hand, who was firft called Benoni, the fon of forrow, Gen. 35. 18. Berajah, the Lord's creature, 1 Chron. 8. 21. (Phathoviah) Bethjah, the Lord's daughter, 1 Chron. 4. 18. (Boos, Boaz) Boas, in power, or ftrength, Ruth 2, 2 C. CA Chalcol) Calcol, nourishing, 1 King. 4. 31. Aiaphas, a fearcher, Matth. 26. 57. Caleb, as an heart, Num. 13. 7. Canaan, a merchant, Gen. 9. 18. Carmi, my vine, Gen. 46. 9. (Chafelon, Chafloniim, Cafluhim) Cafeluhim, as pardoned, Gen. 10. 14. Cephas, a ftone, John 1. 42. (Chephirah) Cephirah, a lionefs, Ezra 2. 25. Cherub, as a child, Ezra 2. 59. Chileab, the restraint of the father, 2 Sam. 3. 3. (Col-hazeh) Col-hozeth, feeing all. Nehem. 3. 15. (Delilah) Dalilah, a bucket, or confumer, Judg. 16. 4 Dan, a judgment, Gen. 14. 14. David. beloved, 1 Sam. 17. 12. Deborah, a word, or a bee, Genef. 35. 8. (Dalphon) Delphon, a dropping down, Efter 9. 7. Demas, favouring the people, Col. 4. 14. (Duel) Devel, know God, Num. 14. 2. (Debelam, Diblaim) Diblam, a cluster of figs, Hof 1. 3. Didymus, a twin, John 11. 16. (Dinah) Dinah, judgment, Gen. 30. 21. (Darda) Dorda, generation of knowledge, 1 Kings 4. 38. E. E Eder, pleasure, Kings 17. 12. Ber, paffing, or paffage, Genef. 10, 24, Eder, a flock, 2 Chron. 23. 23. Edom, reddy, or earthy, Genef. 25. 30. (Elhanan) Elchanan, the mercy of God, 2 Sam. 23. 24 Eldaah, the love of God, Gen. 25. 4. Eldad, the love of God, Num. 11, 26. (Elead) Eleadah, witness of God, 1 Chron. 7. 21. Eleafah, the work of God, 1 Chron. 32. 39. (Eleazarus, Eliazar) Eleazar, the help of God, Exod. 6. 23. Eliab, my God the Father, Num, 26. 8. (Eli, Elias) Eliah, God the Lord, I Chron. 8. 27. Eliakim, God arifeth, Ifai. 22. 20. Eliam, the people of God, 2 Sam. 23. 34. Eliafaph, the Lord increaseth, Num. 1. 14. Eliashib, the Lord returneth, I Chron. 3. 24. (Eliachas, Eliathah) Eliatha, thou art my God, 1 Chron. 25. 4. Eliehoenai, to the Lord mine eyes, 1 Chron. 26. 3. Elidad, the beloved of God, Num. 34. 21. Elihu, he is my God, 1 Chron. 12. 20. (Elmelech) Elimelech, my God the King, or the counsel of God, Ruth 1. 2. (Elionai) Elioenai, to him mine eyes, 1 Chron. 3. 23. (Elipelet) Eliphal, a miracle of God, 1 Chron. 11. 35. Eliphalet, the God of delivrance, 2 Sam. 5. 16. (Elifhua) Eliffa, my God faved, 1 Kinh. 19. 16. (Eliffeus, Eliffa) Elifhah, the lamb of God, Gen. 10. 4. (Elifabeth) Elifhapat, my God judged, 2 Chron. 23. 1. Elifaeba, the oath of God, or the fulness of God, Exod. 6.23 Elizur, the ftrength of God, Num. 1. 5. Elkanah, the feal of God, Exod. 6. 24. (Almodad) Elmoded, God measureth, Gen. 10. 26. Eluathan, God's gift, Jer. 26. 22. (Elpaal) Elphaal, God's work, 1 Chron. 8. 11. Elufai, God my ftrength, Chron. 12. 5. Elimas, a corrupter, or forcerer, A&ts 13. 8. (Enofh) Enos, man, or miferable, Gen. 4. 26. Epaphroditus, pleasant, Phil. 2. 25. Epenetus, laudable, Rom. 16. 5. Ephah, wearie, Gen. 25. 4. (Gephar) Epher, duft, Gen. 29. 4. (Ephron) Ephraim, fruitful, or increasing, Gen. 41. sz. Eraftus, amiable, A&ts 19. 22. Efau, working, Gen. 25. 25. Efhcol, a clufter, Gen. 14. 24. Efhek, violence, Chron. 8. 39. (Efther, Hefter) Efter, hid, Efter 2. 7. Ethan, ftrength, 1 Kings 4. 31. Eubulus, wife, or of good counfel, 2 Tim. 4. 23. (Affebon) Ezbon, hafting to underftand, I Chron. 7. 7 Ezekiel, ftrength of the Lord, Ezek. 1. 3. (Azaliah) Ezeliah. near the Lord, 2 Chron. 3.4 8. Ezer, an help, 1 Chron. 4. 4. Ezra, an helper, Ezra 7. 1. (Azriel) Ezriel, the help of God, Jerem. 36. 26 Ezrikam, an help arifing, 1 Chron, 3. 23. G. Aal, an abomination, Judg. 9. 35. (Conaniah) Corenial, the stability of the Lord, 2 Chr. 31.13. G Gabriel, a man of God, or the Itrenght of God, thename (Cobi Cusbi) Cosbi, a liar, Num. 25. 18. Cufan, Cufi, black, or an Ethiopian, 2 Sam. 18. 21. D. (Dilajas, Delajas, Delajah) DAlajah, the poor of the Lord, 3. 24 of an angel, Dan. 8. 16. Gad, a band, or Garrifon, Gen 30. 11. Galal a roll, Chron. 9. 15. Gamaliel, God's rewards, Acts 5. 35+ G Table of the proper Names. (Gamariah, Gemariah) Gamaria, a confuming of the Lord, Jer. 29. 3. Gazabar, a treafurer, Ezra 1. 8. (Godoliah) Gedaliah, the greatness of the Lord, Jer. 38.1. (Gideon) Gedeon, a breaker, or deftroyer, Judg. 6. 13. (Giezi) Gehazi, valley of vifion, 2 King. 4. 12. Gera, a pilgrim or ftranger, Genef. 46. 21. Ginath, a garden, 1 Kings 16. 21. Gog, a roof of an houfe, Ezek. 38.2. Goliah, a captivity, 1 Sam. 17. 4. Gomer, a confumer, Gen. 10. 2. Hamdan, heat of judgment, Gen. 36. 26. Hamul, merciful, Gen. 46. 12. (Anameel) Hanameel, the mercy of God, Jer. 32. 7. (Haniel) Hananeel, the grace of God, Neh. 3. 1. Hanani, gracious, or merciful, 2 Kings 16. 7. (Ananias) Hananiah, grace of the Lord, Jerem. 37. 13. Harim, dedicate to God, 1 Chron. 24. 8. (Azadiah, Hazadijah) Hafadiah, the mercy of the Lord, 1 Chron. 3. 20. Hartil, an howling for fin, Ezra 2. 57. (Eva) Havah, living, or giving life, Gen. 3. 20. (Helchi) Helkiah, the portion of the Lord, 2 King. 18. 18. (Hanoch Enoch) Henoch, taught, or dedicate, Gen. 5. 18. Hepher, a digger, or deliverer, 1 Ch. 4. 6. (Haphfiba, Epfiba) Hephzibah, my delight in her, 2 King. 21. 1. Heth, fear, or breaking, Gen. 23. 3, (Ezron) Hezri, Hezro, or Hezron, Azar, Ezri, Gen. 46. 12. Hiel, the Lord liveth, 1 Kings 16. 34. (Huram) Hiram, the height of life. 2 Sam. 5 11. 1 Hori, a Prince, Gen. 36. 22. (Hoshaajah) Hofhajah, falvation of the Lord, Jer, 42. 1. (Huziel, Haziel) Hoziel, feeing God, 1 Chron. 23. 9. J. (Jacob) TAacob, a fupplanter, Gen. 25. 26. J (Joakan) Jaakan, destroying, 1 Chron. 5. 15. Jaazaniah, the hearkning of the Lord, Jer. 3. 3. (Jedaiah) Jadiah, knowing the Lord, Ezra 2. 36. (Achoel, Jahiel, Jahleel) Jahehel, hope in God, or beginning in God, Gen, 46. 14. (Jairus) Jair, lightened, Deut. 3. 14. (Ambri) Jakim, ftablishing, 1 Chron. 8. 19. (Jamrah) Jamin, right hand, Gen. 46. 10. (Jemuel) Jamuel, God in his day, Gen. 46. 10. Janohah, refting, Joh. 16. 6. Janum, fleeping, Jofh. 15. 53. Japheth, perfwading, and enticing, Gen. 5. 32. (Japhie) Japhia, lightning, 2 Sam, 5. 15. (Irpeel) Jarephel, health of God. Josh. 18. 27. Jarib fighting, or avenging, 1 Chron. 4. 24. Jafhen, ancient, 2 Sam. 23. 32. (Jaafar) Jafher, righteous, Jofh. 10. 13. Jafub) Jafhub, a returning Chron. 7. 1. (Jathanael) Jathniel, a gift of God, 1 Chron. 26. 2. Jether) Jattir, a remnant, or excellent, Josh. 15. 48. (Jethrai) Ithri, Ithro, Ithron, the fame. (Ibbar) Ibhac, chofen, 2 Sam. 5. 15. Ichabod, where is glory, 1 Sam. 4. 21. (Jaddo) Iddo, his confeffion, I Chron. 27. 21. (Chonias) Jeconiah, stability of the Lord, 1 Chron. 3. 16. (Jeddia) Jedahjah, the hand of the Lord, or confeiling the Lord, I Chron. 4. 37. (Jeddidah Jeddiah Jedidiah) Jedidah, beloved, 2 Sam. 12. 25. (Jediael) Jediel, knowledge of God, 1 Chron. 7. 6. Jeduthun, confeffing, 1 Chron. 9. 16. (Jejah) Jehjah, the Lord liveth, 1 Chron. 15. 24. (Jehieli) Jehiel, God liveth, 1 Chron. 26. 22. (Joadan) Jehoadan, the Lord's pleafure, 2 Kings 14. 2, (Joahas) Jehoahas, the poffeffion of the Lord, 2 Kings 23. 34 (Joas) Jehoafh, the fire of the Lord, 2 King. 11. 21. (Jonan, Johannes) Jehohanan, grace, or mercy of the Lord, 1 Chron. 26. 3. Jehojadah, the knowledge of the Lord, 2 Kings 11. 15. (Joacim) Jehojakim, the rifing or avenging of the Lord, 2 Kings 23. 34. (Jofaphat) Jehoshaphat, the Lord is the judge, 1 Chron. 3. 10. Jehofhua, the Lord's falvation, Zech. 3. 1. (Jofedec) Jehozodak, the juftice of the Lord, I Chron. 6. 14. (Juda, Judah) Jehudah, confeffion or praife Gen. 29. 35. (Jacenna Jekamiah, the Lord fhall arise, establish, or avenge, 1 Chron. 2. 41. Jekodeam, the burning of the people, Josh. 15. 50. (Japhlet, Jephlet, delivered, i Chron. 7. 32. Jephunneh, beholding, Num. 13. 7. Jerahmeel, the mercy of God, i Chron. 2. 9. (Jared) Jered, ruling, Gen. 5. 15. (Jeruel) Jeriel, the fear of God, I Chron. 7. 2. Jeroboam, increafing the people, 2 Kings 14. 23. (Igeal) Igal, redeemed, 1 Chron. 3. 22. Igdaliah, the greatness of the Lord, Jerem. 35. 4. (Jobab) Joab, willing or voluntary, i Chron. 2. 16. Job, forrowful, or hated, Job I. 1. (Ibnijah) Jobamah, the building of the Lord, Chron. 9. 8. (Icchabed) Jochebed, glorious. Exod. 6. 20. Joel, willing or beginning, Joel 1. 1. · (Jetfan) Jokfhan, an offence, Gen. 25. 2. (Je&tan) Joktan, a little one, Gen. 10. 25. Jona, a dove, 2 Kings 14. 25. (Jehonadab) Jonadab, voluntary or willing, 2 Sam. 13. 5. Jehonathro) Jenathan, the gift of the Lord, Judges 18. 30. Jofeph, increafing, Gen. 30. 24. (Jehofhabat Jehofhabeath) Joshabeth, the fulness of the Lord, 2 Chron. 22. 11. (Jofiah) Jofhiah, the fire of the Lord, 2 Kings 22. 3. Jotham, perfect, 2 Kings 15. 32. Jozabad, endowed, 1 Chron. 12. 20. (Iphedejah) Iphdiah, the redemption of the Lord, I Chron. 8, 25. Iphtah, opening, Judges 11. 1. (Iras) Ira, a watchman, 1 Chron. 11. 28. Irad, a wild afs, Gen 4. 18. (Irijah) Iriah, the fear of the Lord, Jer. 37. 13. (Jeremias) Irmejah, exalting the Lord, 1 Chron. 5. 24. (Iffachar) Ifhacar, a wages, Gen. 30. 18. (Jeffai) Ifhai, a gift or oblation, Ruth. 4. 17. Ish-bofheth, a man of fhame, 2 Sam. 2. 12. (Scariot, Ifcariot) Ifhcariot, an hireling, or man of death. Ifmael. God hath heard, Gen. 16. 11. Ifhtob, a good man, 2 Sam. 10. 8. Ifrael, a prince of God, or prevailing with God, Gen. 35. 10. Ithamar, wo to the change, Exod. 6. 23. (Itti, Itai, Etai) Ittai, ftrong 2 Sam. 23. 29. (Ithiel) Itiel, God with me, Nehem. 11. 7. Jubal, a bringing, or fading, Gen. 4. 21. (Jehucal, Jucal) Juchal, mighty, Jerem. 38. 1. Jezebel, wo to the houfe, 1 Kings 16. 31. Ifaac. Ihac) Izhac, laughter, Gen. 17. 19. (Izrahajah) Izrahiah, the Lord arifeth, or the clearness of the Lord, 1 Chron. 7. 3. Izreel, the feed of God, Jofh. 15. 56. K. Kainan, a buyer, or owner, Gen. 5. 9. |