A Complete Christian Dictionary, Dictionary · Part HI
HI.
Hid]
is spoken of, and applyed unto, Any thing, 1 King. 10. 3. City, Matth. 5. 14. Darknesse, Numb. 20. 26. David, 2 Sam. 17. 9. Gospel, 2 Cor. 4. 3. Groaning, Psal. 38. 9. Jesus, Mar. 7. 24. Iniquity, Psal. 32. 5. Joash, 2 King. 11. 3. Israel, Hos. 5. 3. Kings, Josh. 10. 17. Life, Col. 3. 3. Matter, 2 Sam. 18. 13. Mystery, Ephes. 3. 9. Col. 1. 26. …, Hos. 13. 14. Righteousnesse, Psal. 40. 10. Saying, Luk. 18. 34. The sin of Ephraim, Hos. 13. 12. Sins, Psal. 69. 5. Substance, Psal. 139. 15. Treasures, Deut. 33. 19. Prov. 2. 4. Col. 2. 3. Things, Obad. v. 6. Understanding of the prudent, Isa. 29. 14. Way, Job 3. 23. Isa. 40. 27. Jer. 16. 17. Woman, Luk. 8. 47. The places where some of those things are said to have been hid, are a Cave, Josh. 10. 17. The house of the Lord, 2 King. 11. 3. a Pit, 2 Sam. 17. 9. the Sand, Deut. 33. 19.
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A praise; or, a cry. One of David's Worthies, 2 Sam. 23. 30.
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;;A sharp voice. A river, Gen. 2. 14. Dan. 10. 4. which is held to be Tigris.
Hidden]
Prov. 28. 12. or, Sought for, marg.
Hidden man]
;;The inward man, or new man, so much in a man as is regenerate by grace, which is called hidden, for that the world knoweth not the Children of God. Also, because the children of God are Christians in secret, in the heart; and it is set as contrary to outward. 1 Pet. 3. 4. Let the hidden man of the heart. Rom. 7. 21. Rom. 2. 29.
Hidden Manna]
Rev. 2. 17. Manna had dew under it, and dew over it, as we conjecture by comparing, Exod. 16. 12. with Numb. 11. 9. whereunto the Holy Ghost … to allude, though it may likewise refer unto the pot of Manna, which was kept in the Tabernacle. Exod. 16. 32. 33. Heb. 9. 4. As our life is said to be hid with Christ, now he is in heaven. Col. 3. 3. Leygh's Annot.
He shall both spiritually taste of me here, and feast also with me, and of me, enjoying me fully hereafter in heaven. He alludeth to Psal. 105. 40. Joh. 6. 27, 32, 49, 50. Luk. 22. 30. and withall to the golden pot of Manna placed in the Holiest of all. Annot.
Christ is hid from the profane, nor is seen by the godly but by faith. The felicity of eternall life is not given unto all, but reserved only for the Elect. ….
Hidden ones]
The godly, of whom the world taketh small notice. Whom the Lord covereth, and who are hidden in the day of his wrath, Psal. 83. 3.
Hidden treasure]
;;The Gospel or doctrine of grace, which is hid from the understanding of naturall men. Matt. 13. 44. The Kingdome of God is a treasure … in the field. Rev. 2. 7. Hidden Manna. 1 Cor. 2. 7. Hidden wisdome.
;;Note. There is a double hiding of the Gospel; one is wicked, when the knowledge and prayses of Christ … smothered in a mans own breast, and not uttered to edisying of others; as David saith, he will not hide it, Psal. 40. 10. and as the evil servant hid his Talent, Matt. 25. 18. There is a lawfull hiding, when it is stored in the memory (as a treasure in a chest) or in a heart, and there kept safe for fear of losing, or being spoyled of it by Satan and evil …; and also for future use. Thus David … to hide it in his heart, Psal. 119. 11. Thus also Mary and the Shepherds, Luk. 2. And all good hearers keep the Gospel in the midst of their hearts (the safest place) as they are commanded, Prov. 4. 21.
Hide]
Lev. 8. 17. or Skin. Ayasw.
To hide]
;;To conceal and keep any thing from sight and knowledge of others, that it may be secret and safe, 1 Sam. 20. 2.
;;2. To keep our sins in silence, either not at all confessed, or not confessed unsainedly. Prov. 28. 13. He that hideth his sins shall not prosper. Job 3. 33. Psal. 32. 3, 4. Thus men hide their sins.
;;3. To cover sin by free forgiveness. Psal. 51. 9. Psal. 32. 1. Hide thy face from my sins. Thus God hideth sin.
;;4. To protect and keep safe. Psal. 27. 5. in time of my troubles he hath hid me. Thus God hideth us, as a Hen her young under her feathers.
;;5. To put ones self under the promises and protection of God, by a true faith, repenting him of his sins. Prov. 27. 12. A wise man seeth the Plague coming, and hideth himself. Prov. 22. 3. Thus the godly hide themselves under the wings of Gods providence.
;;6. To suppresse the word, or to store it up, Psal. 40. 10.
;;7. It signifieth to turn away, Gen. 3. 8. This hiding was in conscience of his own infirmity, and of Gods Majesty, which caused Moses to tremble, Act. 7. 32. Elias to cover his face, 1 King. 19. 13. Isa. 6. 2.
8. Not to make known, Gen. 19. 17.
9. Show favour, Deut. 31. 17.
10. To cover, Job 14. 13. Psal. 51. 9.
11. To put ones self under the protection of God, …. 27. 12.
12. To keep out of sight, 2 Chr. 18. 24.
13. To keep secret, Job 14. 13.
14. To restrain, Job 33. 17.
15. To prevent, Job 3. 10.
16. To leave ignorant, Psal. 119. 19.
17. To dissemble, Prov. 10. 18.
18. To suppresse, or store up, Psal. 40. 10.
19. To neglect, not be carefull of one, afford him no relief, Isa. 58. 7.
20. To lie in wait, 2 King. 7. 12.
21. Out of fear to flie from, Gen. 3. 8, 10. Job 13. 20. Deut. 7. 20. Psal. 55. 12.
22. To delight in a thing, Job 20. 12.
23. To vanish away, Isa. 29. 14.
24. To be in trouble, Job 3. 23.
Hide us, &c. Rev. 6. 16. Hos. 10. 8. Luk. 23. 30. The voices of men in a most desperate condition, as not … what became of them, so they might avoid the sight of so dreadfull a Judge. ….
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The Lord …, or the life of God. He that … Jericho, 1 King. 16. 34.
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A holy or sacred City, Col. 4. 13.
Higgaion Selah]
signifieth a thing which ought to be deeply and seriously … and thought upon, Psal. 9. 16. Mr. Ayasworth rendreth the words, Meditation, Selah.
High]
Spoken
I. of God, Psal. 78. 35, 36. who is also tearmed the most high, Gen. 14. 18. yea, higher then the highest, Eccl. 5. 8. The high and losty one, Isa. 57. 15. who judgeth those that are high, Job 21. 22. whose righteousness is very high, Psal. 71. 19. and high his right hand, Psal. 89. 13. who is high above all the earth, Psal. 97. 9. above all the people, Psal. 99. 2. above all Nations, Psal. 113. 4. Who sitteth on a high throne, Isa. 6. 1. Whose both praises, Psal. 149. 6. and calling, Phil. 3. 14. are high, who dwelleth in the high and holy …, Isa. 57. 15.
II. Of Men:
1. In respect of their stature, 1 Chron. 11. 23.
2. Their birth or place, Job 21. 22. Psal. 62. 9. Psal. 42. 2.
3. Their proud carriage, Psal. 101. 5.
4. Their … conceit of themselves, Rom. 11. 20. 1 … 6. 17. 2 Tim. 3. 4. Deut. 32. 27.
III. To Walls, Deut. 3. 5. Mountains, Deut. 12. 2. Pillars, 2 Chr. 3. 15. Temple, …. 7. 21. Heaven, Job 11. 8. Stars, Job 22. 12. Arm, Ibid. 38. 15. Things, Ibid. 41. 34. Looks, …. 18. 27. Palaces, Psal. 78. 69. Fort, Isa. 25. 12. Gate, …. 20. 2. Heap, Ibid. 31. 21. Nest, Ibid. 49. 16. Tree, Ezek. 17. …. …, Dan. 8. 3. Habitation, Obad. v. 3. … …. 1. 16. Day, Joh. 19. 31. Time, Rom. 13. 11. Hills, Psal 68. 16. Way, 2 Sam. 20. 12. Lev. 26. 22. Places, of which some were for Gods true worship, 1 King. 3. 4. 2 Chr. 1. 3. 13. which were afterwards disallowed for Sacrifices, 1 King. 15. 4, 35. 2 Chron. 15. 17. & 17. 6. Others, for … …, 1 King. 11. 7. & 12. 31. & 14. 23. 2 King. 21. 3. & 17. 9. It's … for Great, Joh. 19. 31. Beyond ones understanding, Psal. 139. 6. Very powerfull, Exod. 14. 8. … and …, without shame and fear, Numb. 15. 30. marg.
High]
2 Chr. 3. 15. Heb. long, marg. Job 11. 8. Heb. the heights, marg. Job 22. 12. the head, marg. Isa. 30. 25. Heb. listed up, marg. Pro. 21. 4. High look, Heb. haughtiness'e of eyes, marg. Isa. 7. 3. High way, or Cause-way, marg. Eph. 6. 12. High places, or Heavenly, marg. Lam. 3. 35: Most high, or a Superiour, marg. 1 King. 21. 9. On high, Heb. in the top, marg. Job 16. 19. Heb. in the high places, marg. Prov. 8. 26. Highest, or the Chief, marg.
High]
Heb. 7. 1. Priest of the most High God, that is, in essence and glory above all creatures; so God is often called in opposition to the false Gods of the Heathen. Annot.
High Mountain]
;;The eminency of the Christian Church (as it shall be rostored before the coming of Christ) excelling whatsoever dignity is in earth; or the place and stately seat of the Church (more purely reformed) shadowed out by a Mountain. Rev. 21. 10. And carried me to a great and high …. Herein there is an allusion unto that which is written, Isa. 2. 2. In the last dayes, the mountain of the house of the Lord, &c. The meaning of both places is, that the glory of the Spouse of Christ, shall be revealed in the sight and face of all the world, so as no high mountain shall be more eminent and conspicuous, or easier to be seen and beheld.
High place]
put for the place of worshipping, 1 Sam. 9. 19. Buildings erected, 2 King. 23. 15. Mountains, and high walled Cities, Deut. 32. 13. High and fortified places, Deut. 33. 29. Places of defence and safety, 2 Sam. 21. 34. or … and prosperity, Psal. 18. 34. Isa. 58. 14. Eminent and of height, Prov. 8. 2. which may be seen above other places, …. 9. 14.
Higher]
…. 7. 26. made higher then the heavens, some expound it thus, that is, a most high and excellent man, but it is rather to be referred to the place where he ministers: he is exalted above all those adspectable heavens, Ephes. 4. 10. he is made higher then them, and executes the Office of an High priest for us in the highest heavens, where he makes continual intercession for us. Jones.
Be … unto the higher powers, Rom. 13. 1. that is, Princes and … in authority, Rulers and Governours invested with power. But the word foreign added to foreign, is to be rended not the higher, but the supreme, as 1 Pet. 2. 13. Dr. Ham. Annot. a.
Highest places]
;;The third heaven, which is the seat of Gods glory, Heb. 1. 3. In the last Translation the … are not highest places, but on high.
Highly]
Its in effect the same with Very much, more then ordinarily, usually, Luk. 16. 15. Act. 12. 20.
Highly favoured, Luk. 1. 28. or graciously accepted, much graced, marg. (See v. 30.) Freely beloved, as the Apostle useth the word, Eph. 1. 6. Honoured with this singular grace to be the Mother of the …. …. Or, hailgracious person. Dr. Ham. Par.
High-minded]
Such as think, conceive highly of themselves, Rom. 11. 20. 1 Tim. 6. 17. 2 Tim. 3. 4.
Highnesse]
Job 31. 23. By reason of his highnesse. Of his great Majesty, or, of his weight, or the weight of it; that is the weight of Gods anger, or, of the destruction mentioned before. The reason of the different Translation is, because the verb from whence this word comes, signifies both to list up, and to bear a burden. Annot. Isa. 13. 3. Excellency, or gallantry. Annot.
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A window; or, grief. A City, 1 Chron. 6. 58.
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The Lords gentlenesse. The Father of Eliakim, 2 King. 18. 18. The High-priest, 2 King. 22. 4. The Son of Shallum, 1 Chr. 6. 13. The Son of Amzi, Ibid. 46. The Father of Serajah, Nehem. 11. 11. The Father of …, Jer. 1. 1. of …, Ibid. 29. 3. A Priest, …. 12. 7.
Hill]
Taken
I. Properly, for a place in the earth, exceeding in eminency and height, as Gaash, Josh. 24. 30. Hachilah, 1 Sam. 22. 19. …, 2 Sam. 2. 24. …, 1 King. 16. 24. Missar, Psal. 42. 6. Baashan, Psal. 68 15. …, Jer. 31. 39. whereof God (as of the … …, though the Syrians thought the contrary) is the only efficient, 1 King. 20. 23. and that for his own glory, Psal. 148. 9. and that thereon Cities might be built, as Jerusalem, Isa. 10. 32. Geba (and others) 1 Sam. 10. 5. compared with 1 Sam. 13. 3. The … sheltred, 1 Sam. 23. 19. & 26. 1. Jer. 16. 16. Hos. 10. 8. The feeding of Cattle, Psal. 50. 10.
II. …,
1. For Cities built on hills, as Jerusalem, Samaria, and others.
2. The enemies of the Church, which are proud, powererfull obstacles, hindering the progresse of the Gospel, and peoples conversion, Isa. 40. 4. & 2. 14. & 41. 15. & 42. 15.
3. … as are not of the Church, Isa. 2. 2.
4. The Church and Kingdome of Christ, Psal. 2. 6.
5. Heaven, Psal. 15. 1. & 121. 1.
Hill]
1 Sam. 9. 11. Heb. ascent, marg. Jer. 30. 18. Heap. Comp. the text with the marg.
Hill]
And to the hill of frankincense, Cant. 4. 6. The Church which is the Mountain of the Lord, is called a hill both of … and Frankincense, for she hath as well bitter things as sweet, but then she shall be only a hill of frankincense, when her whole businesse shall be to sing Hallelujabs to the Lamb for evermore. Annot.
The Church in the darknesse of her temptation fleeth to the Lords Mountain by faith in Christ, meditation in his promises, consolation by his graces, prayer, reading of the Scriptures, and other like spiritual exercises, confirming by faith and hope, and waiting with patience, till the day should dawn, &c. 2 Pet. 1. 19. Aynsw.
Fruitfull hill]
;;The Land of Canaan flowing with milk and honey, like unto a hill or bank bended like to an horn, lying open to the morning and noon Sun, by that means becoming fat and most fruitfull, as the childe of oyle, Isa. 5. 1.
Hill, or holy hill]
;;The invisible, Catholick and Celestial Church, whereof part is in heaven triumphant; and part on earth militant. Psal. 15. 1 Who shall dwell in thy holy hill? Psal. 11. 4. The mountain (or hill) of his holinesse.
Skipping upon the Hills]
Cant. 2. 8. spiritually by the Mountains and Hills may be meant the Kingdomes and Nations of the World, subdued unto Christ, by the Preaching of the Gospel, Rev. 11. 15. Or, it may be translated over the Mountains and over the Hills, passing over all impediments, which might seem to hinder him, as the sins of his people, the opposition of the world and the like. See Zech. 4. 7. Isa. 40. 4. & 41. 15. & 42. 15. Hab. 3. 6. Aynsw.
This phrase … both alacrity and strength; when the time … … is come, Christ makes haste, and rejoyceth to …, and no Mountains or Hills, either of sin or misery can … him. Our transgressions are great mountains but he levels and brings them down, even the highest imaginations of them, 2 Cor. 10. 4. our enemies are great hills, Zech. 4. 7. but he … them, and beats them small, Isa. 41. 15. ….
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Praising; or, …. The Father of Abdon Judge of Israel, Judg. 12. 13, 15.
Him]
One distinct from the Speaker, or one of whom we speak, to whom our … hath relation. The words, about, above, after, …, at, before, behinde, besides, between, beyond, by, concerning, fear, for, from, in, into, of, …, or upon, over, through, to, or unto, towards, under, with, within, without, prefixed or set before the word him, plainly shew what is thereby meant.
Him]
1 Sam. 17. 24. Heb. from his face, marg. So 1 Sam. 19. 8. marg. Job 12. 13. With him, that is, with God, marg. 1 Sam. 28. 17. To him, or for himself, marg.
Himself]
His own proper person, Ruth 3. 8. 1 Sam 28. 8. 2 Sam. 17. 23. Also, ones own will, Mat. 16. 24. put for his face, 2 Chro. 20. 3. marg. Soul, Job 18. 4. marg. Life, 1 King. 19. 4. marg.
Of himself]
;;Alone, without the communion and fellowship of God his father, work ng joyntly with his Son, as one God equal in …, will, …, and operation. Joh. 5. 19. I can do nothing of … self, & chap. 8. Of my … I doe nothing, but as my Father hath taught me, &c. Christs doctrine and works be the doctrine and works of God.
;;2. Himself being author, inventer, Joh. 8. 44. … … speaketh a lye, he speaks of himself; that is, he is, the father and … of lies, as the next words expound it.
Hin]
A measure used among the … for liquid or moist things. It contained the quantity of seventy two Egge shells, so that it was of our measure three quarts. Goodwyn, p. 322. Hereof Exod. 29. 40. & 30. 24. and elsewhere.
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It bringeth … but one, or very seldome twain; which it lodgeth either in some rock, or bushie unaccessible place, there covering them, and if they be stubborn and wilde, … them with their feet till they lie close and still. It often leadeth them forth, teaching them to run, leap over …, &c. In seeking to relieve their young ones, to whom it is very loving, as is implyed, Jer. 14. 5. they are often taken. It's very swift. Hence that phrase, … is a … let loose, … … 21. that is, lightfooted, both to pursue enemies, and … danger. And, Make my … like Hindes …, …. 3. 19. 2 Sam. 22. 34. Psal. 18. 33. Hereunto is a loving Wife compared, in whom her Husband is to delight, Prov. 5. 19. They are taken mystically in Cant. 2. 7. & 3. 5.
Hinder]
Turn away, Job 9. 12. marg. Make an error, Neh. 9. 8. marg. Make to cease, Ezr. 6. 8. marg. Forbid, Luk. 11. 52. marg. Drive back, Gal. 5. 7. To let stay, keep back, be an impediment, stop, &c.
Hinder parts]
Psal. 78. 66. Behinde, or hinder secret parts. See 1 Sam. 5. 1, 6, 9, 12. Aynsw.
Hinder end of the spear]
2 Sam. 2. 23. i. e. with the pike of his spear in the lower end, for their spears were double-pointed. Annot.
Hinder sea]
Zech. 4. 8. Westward, the Midland Sea, Deut. 11. 24. & 34. 2. Annot.
Hinderance]
;;Losse or dammage. Psal. 15. 5. Though it be to his hinderance.
Hindermost]
They that are put in the last place, or after others, Gen. 32. 2. The tail, Josh. 10. 19. marg. The words end, part, parts, Sea, annexed unto the word Hinder, plainly shew the meaning.
Hindes feet]
;;signifieth, Light-footed, both to pursue enemies, and escape dangers, Psal. 18. 34. See Gen. 49. 21.
Hindes]
… the Hindes of the field, Cant. 2. 7. By these Roes and Hindes (which are the delights of Shepherds) things most dear and precious seem to be meant. Its said in Prov. 5. 19. that the Hinde is pleasant, and the Roe loving, and so they are observed to be especially among themselves, leaping and playing together, and thus the sense appears brightly, I charge you O all ye daughters by that which is most dear and amiable in your eyes; as ever ye loved any thing that is lovely or …, or desire that it may not perish, that ye take … what ye doe; for else even these … creatures will rise up witnesses against you, Deut. 30. 19. and then had you their feet and …, you cannot outflie his vengeance, when he is incensed. So it is a charge, a prohibition upon their uttermost peril, Gen. 21. 23. Annot.
The Church chargeth her daughters as by an oath not to disturb the peace of Babel, not to seek preposterously deliverance from thence before the time that Christ had appointed, lest it turned to the disturbance of her peace, and to the carrying away such Gentiles as were coming on to be Proseletes, Jer. 29. 4 — 5. Cotton.
Christ being carefull for the peace and quiet of the Church, the Church here laboureth, that no … may be given unto him. Tomson.
Christians must abide in their place and standing, that is to say, in some honest and lawfull vocation, as Kachel that looked to her Fathers heards, and not either through … or disorderly walking and following after sinfull pleasures to grieve the Spirit, and to give Christ cause, when they may have and hold him, to dis-joynt himself from them. Finch.
How sweet is the presence of Christ? how carefull should we be not to disquiet him?
Hinges]
The slothfull upon his bed is compared unto a dore … upon his hinges, Prov. 26. 14. So great cost was bestowed upon building the Temple, that the very hinges of the dore were gold, 1 King. 7. 50.
Hinnom]
A mans name, Josh. 15. 8. A Valley so named, Ibid. where Idolaters built the high places to burn their Sons and their Daughters in the fire, which therefore was to be called, The valley of slaughter, Jer. 7. 31, 32. High places of Baal, to cause their Sons and their Daughters to passe through the fire unto Molech, Jer. 32. 35. as Ahaz did, 2 Chr. 28. 3. Which therefore Josiah defiled, 2 King. 23. 10.
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He smote them hip and thigh, Judg. 15. 8. that is, he smote them both Horse and Foot, both those that used the thigh for seat, and those that used the hip for motion. Hall Paraph. Or, its a proverbial expression, signifying the mortall wounding of their bodies in all places where his blows light, or the totall ruine of all their strength and abilities. See Deut. 38. 25. Larg. Annot. on the place.
Hirab]
Liberty, or anger. An Adullamite, Gen. 38. 1.
Hiram]
The height of life. The King of Tyre, 2 Sam. 5. 11. A cunning Workman, 1 King. 7. 13.
Hire]
Taken
1. properly, for recompense or wages due unto any by vertue of their work, labour, office, place, whether agreed upon, or agreeable to Law and Reason, Rom. 4. 4. Gen. 30. 32. This is either lawfull or unlawfull.
Lawfull, Exod. 22. 15. Deut. 24. 15. Luk. 10. 7. Jam. 5. 4.
Unlawfull, Gen. 30. 18. Deut. 23. 18. 1 Chr. 19. 6. Mic. 1. 7. & 3. 11. Isa. 46. 6. Ezr. 4. 5. Judg. 9. 4. Neh. 6. 12. Neh. 13. 2. Hos. 8. 9.
2. Improperly, for that which is given freely and of grace, as is implyed in Rom. 4. 4. & Mat. 5. 46. compared with Luk. 6. 32, 33, 34. Such are the fruits of good works both here and hereafter. Of free grace, are both grace and glory.
Hire]
To get, obtain, procure any thing for wages or hire, as Masons and Carpenters, to repair the House of the Lord, 2 Chron 24. 12. Whereunto allusion seemeth to be made, Mat. 20. 1, &c. A Goldsmith to make a god, Isa. 46. 6. Souldiers to fight on their side, 2 Sam. 10. 6. 1 Chr. 19. 7. 2 Chron. 25. 6. Jer. 46. 21. Lovers, Hos. 8. 9. Thus Leah hired, of Rachel, Jacob, with her Sons Mandrakes, to lie with her, Gen. 30. 16. Moab hired Balaam to curse Israel, Deut. 23. 4. Micah hired a Levite to be his Priest, Judg. 18. 4. The people of the Land hired Counsellors against the people of Judah, Ezr. 4. 5. Tobiah and Sanballat hired … against Nehemiah, to make him afraid, &c. Neh. 6. 12, 13. ….
This is spoken of, and applyed unto, a Servant, Exod. 12. 45. Deut. 24. 14. Labourers, Mat. 20. 1. An House, Act. 28. 30. All moveable goods, beasts, houshold stuffe, and the like, Exod. 22. 14. Aynsw.
Hired]
Act. 28. 30. That for the use of which payment was to be made according to the conditions agreed upon.
Hireling]
An hired servant, whether by the year or day, Job 7. 1, 2. & 14. 6. Isa. 16. 14. & 21. 16. An intruder into the Ministery, Joh. 10. 12, 13.
His]
;;1. That which is a mans own, and properly may be so called,;;
;;1. As the subject or owner of it, by possession or right; or;;
;;2. As the cause of it, by some act of his; or;;
;;3. As the object of it by desert, as his misery.;;
;;2. That which is like his, as Rom. 6. 3. Are baptized into his death, i. e. into a death like Christ his death; this sense is shewed vers. 2, 4, 5, 9.;;
Hisse]
It noteth contempt, Job 27. 23. Lam. 2. 15. Dislike, 1 King. 9. 8. Admiration, Jer. 49. 17. and is put for, To call for, Isa 5. 26. Zech. 10. 8.
Hit]
put for Found, 1 Sam. 31. 3. marg.
Hither]
Noteth the particular place, wherein the speaker is at that time, Gen. 45. 5. Exod. 3. 5.
Hitherto]
Noteth all the time past, till the very instant of time, wherein one speaks, Exod. 7. 16. Judg. 16. 13. 1 Sam. 7. 12. It noteth also the case and condition whereunto one is brought, 1 Chr. 17. 16. and bounds which the Lord setteth to a thing, Job 38. 11.
Hittites]
Broken asunder; or, astonying. A people whom God commanded to be destroyed, Deut. 20. 17.
Hivites]
Living; or declaring. The posterity of Canaan, Gen. 10. 17. who were also to be destroyed, Deut. 20. 17.
Hiskijah]
The strength of the Lord. One that sealed the Covenant, Neh. 10. 17. The Father of …, Zeph. 1. 1.