A Complete Christian Dictionary, Dictionary · Part UP
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Vp]
put for rise up, Gen. 19. 44. & 44. 4. Exod. 32. 1. Risen, Judg. 8. 13. & 9. 33.
Vp and down]
Here and there, hitther and thither, Job 1. 7. Psal. 59. 15.
To go up]
To vanish away, Exod. 16. 14. Jer. 48. 15.
Made up]
Ascended. Neh. 4. 7. marg.
Vpbraid]
is either just, as when benefits are objected to unthankfull men, or sins to wicked men, Genes. 42. 22. Mat. 16. 14. Matth. 11. 20. Isa. 3. 13. & 57. 4. Ezek. 16. 14.
Or, 2. unjust, and wicked, Exod. 2. 14. Act. 7. 28. Judg. 8. 6, 7, 15. 1 Sam. 1. 6. 2 King. 19. 4, 16, 22, 23. Psal. 35. 6, 7.
Vpharsin]
They divided. One of the words of the handwriting on the wall, Dan. 5. 25.
Vphaz]
Pure gold. A place, Jer. 10. 9. Dna. 10. 5.
Vphold]
To keep a thing from falling or perishing. To preserve.
It is spoken of God, who preserves every good thing for us, and us for them, Psal. 16. 5. 1 Pet. 1. 5.
2. Upholdeth in affliction,
1. By laying no more upon us then we are able to bear, 1 Cor. 10. 13.
2. By comforting us in affliction, by his presence, Isa. 43. 1, 2. his spirit, 2 Cor. 1. 4. Prov. 5. 4, 5. or protecting from the evil of affliction, Dan. 5. The three Children, and Daniel in the Den, Dan. 6. 4. By delivering, Psal. 5. 13, 14.
3. Upholdeth us in grace by his Word, Job 4. 4. his Spirit, Psal. 51. 12. by his prayer and intercession, Joh. 17. Thus he upheld Peter, by praying for him, that his faith should not ….
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Against, Isa. 6. 17.
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Isa. 4. 5. or above, marg. Dan. 12. 6. or from above, marg. Hos. 9. 1. or In, marg.
… …, Judg. 6. 34. Heb. clothed, marg.
Vpper]
Applyed to …-…, Josn. 16. 5. Chamber, Act. 9. 37. …, Act. 19. 1. Dorepost, …. 12. 7. Lip, Lev. 13. 45. …, Zeph. 2. 14. Milstone, Deut. 24. 6. Pool, 2 …. 18. 17. …, Mar. 14. 15. Springs, Josh. 15. 19. …, 2 Chr. 32. 30.
They … into an upper …, Act. 1. 13. One saith, that it was … … upper room in which they had eaten the …. It was so truly an house of prayer, that by some it is taken for an upper room in the … it self. But this up per room into which the Apostles went up, was apper-@@… to some private house, though whether that of St John the …, as … delivered, or that of Ma-@@ry the Mother of John Mark (as others have collected) can-@@not be certain. The … indeed were continually (that is, …) … the Temple, Act. 2. 46. Not all the day, but at the … of …, Act. 3. 1. At other times, and especially for the … of that …, that is, the … (as the … ) or … of the … of Christ, (as the Arabick) they met together foreign, in these upper …, Act. 20. 7. which could not possibly be in the Temple, for it was not at …. They continued daily with one … in the …, but) breaking …, foreign, from … to house, or as the marg. there is, at home, Act. 2. 46. The Jews were bound to worship in the Temple towards the …; without the Temple towards that, or at least … the place … that …, at what di-@@… …. Thus did … in his …-…, Dan. 6. 10. This … … … gave … to that Canon, That … … … but … … a room which hath … or … … the … … … … … City. This … in the wall (it … … … one) is called in …. 22. 14. Gods window. This …, or … … in the wall, … calleth, … as … …, the … … ears of …. And the … … call their wise men, … of the upper …. The … … then in … were such places in … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … ….
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is 1. … … … of sight and place, …. … … …. 45. … 24. 6. …. 15. 19.
2. … … … …, 2 Chr. 32. 33. Mat. …. … 12. … Luk. 11. ….
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;;One … … when the heart is … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … and … … in … ….
;;2. … … … … … and matter. …. … 5. … … … … … this. This is … … … … …, … … be in the wicked …. Also one which … … … … equity and … …. 11. 17.
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… … … is usually … …, not … … … … and … to right … so …. … … agree with … …, …. 9. … … …. …. 7. 22. …. 3. 2. … … … him … … the … … … … of his heart, … … … …, … and guile; for …, …, …, … said to be …, or … men, … … had their sins; wherefore he is … … upright, that is … from …; either as it is … to God, and so it signifieth …, or void of … or as it is … towards …, and so it … … … of ….
As … is referred to God, it is … in Scripture,
1 … walking with or before God, Gen. 17. 1. … … … are said to be done before the Lord, … 1. 73, 74. 2 Cor. 12. 19. & 2. 29. Act. 10. 33.
2 To walk with a right foot, neither covertly treading awry with Peter, Gal. 2. 14. nor openly halting with the Israelites, 1 King. 18. 21.
3 It is said to be void of hypocrisie and doubling. Thus the things that are upright, are said to be …, 1 Chr. 12. 33. comp. with vers. 38. On the other side, dissemblers are said to speak with a heart and a heart, Psal. 12. 2. and are called double-minded men, Jam. 1. 8.
4 It is commended to us under sincerity and truth; sincerity being opposed to mixture, and truth to falshood, 1 Cor. 5. 8. Sincere is that which is without mixture, as hony without wax, bread without leaven; and truth is that which God requireth in the inward parts, Psal. 51. 6. Joh. 4. 24. Psal. 145. 18.
And upright, Job 1. 1. Just in all his dealings towards men, chap. 2. 3. & 8. 6. & 33. 27. upright in his wayes, ch. 4. 6. Annot. Not bowing down.
And made you go upright, Lev. 26. 13. or with upright …, not stooping as under the yoke. So the Chald. saith, I … you forth into freedom; and the Gr. I led you with boldness. Aynsw.
Vpright]
The upright love thee, Cant. 1. 4. Heb. uprightness (or righteousness) love thee, where by righteous or upright persons are meant (the Virgins forementioned in v. 3.) who have upright hearts, and righteous conversation, as … in Jer. 50. 31. is for a proud person; sin in Prov. 13. 6. is for a sinner, thanksgivings in Nehem. 12. 31. for companies of thanksgivers, and many the like. Aynsworth.
It's usual to put the … for the concrete. This is the … of … memory to encrease and strengthen love. The more we minde God by contemplation, the more do we admire and seek him. … we desire to love Christ, we should first labour to get pure and upright hearts. As our books are upright, so our souls should be, that we may see God. It is a monstious shame to carry a crooked soul in an erect body; the soul of a beast in a divine body. Such can never love Christ, nor any but the upright. See Judg. 16. 15. Annot.
… do love thee, as if she should say, whatsoever is righteous in my minde, righteous in my will; yea whatsoever … from …, as an action of righteousness, all loveth thee, and … … beloved of all that. There is then no … …, … righteous affection, no righteous action, … it is a … of God, and Gods friend. And all …, even every particular branch thereof, is an enemy to God. ….
Vpright one]
Dan. 11. 17. or much uprightness, or equal …, marg.
Vprightly]
He that walketh uprightly, Psal. 15. 2. that …, … … … perfect, …, simple, sincere and …. It … the integrity that is before God in heart … … according to the …, Gen. 17. 1. Deut. 18. 13. … … be first in the heart, Psal. 119. 80. then in the …, …. 18. 33. & 119. 1. Aynsw.
… … uprightly, Psal. 58 1. Do ye judge righteousnesses, or …, that is, …, …, and equall things? as God … …. 45. 19. whom Judges being called gods, Psal. 82. 6. should imitate …. And as there must be … …, so there must be both walking uprightly, Psal. 84. 11. Prov. 2. 7. and speaking uprightly, Isa. 33. 15. … 5. 10.
Vprightness]
Equity, righteousness, sanctity, integrity, … …, …, …, …. Judgement must be … in uprightness, Psal. 9. 8. and there must be … of heart, (an inward sincere manner of … … that which we do) 1 King. 3. 6. Psal. 119. 7. … also of our wayes, (just dealing with …) … 4. 6. as who must walk in the paths of uprightness, Prov. 2. 13. our very way being uprightness, Isa. 26. 7.
In the … of uprightness will be deal …, Isa. …. 10. or in the … or … land, or …, he will deal …. He will persist in his wicked courses, though he live among a … people, or in a land where godliness is …, and means of instruction are. Or in a land or place, where all is plain and …, and nothing either to offend a man in his way, or to force him out of it, even there … he go …, or turn aside to … … …: … will he … himself to his wonted wicked courses, where there is nothing to presse him from walking uprightly, or to put him upon such practises. Annot.
Vprising]
Psal. 139. …. Our rising out of our beds in the morning, our rising up from our seats. Neither our actions, thoughts, nor any part of our life can be hid from God.
Vproar]
A great noise made by a confused multitude, with shouting, crying, and clapping of hands, Mat. 27. 24. Act. 21. 34.
2. A brawling and scolding contention, raised by a con fused multitude, Act. 12. 18. A commotion of discontented people, Mat. 26. 5. Mar. 14. 2. Luk. 22. 6. A sedit on which is sometimes raised by the just judgement of God, for the sins of the people, Hos. 10. 14.
2 Or by the preaching of the Gospel (accidentally) Act. 19. 23. & 20. 1.
Vpside down]
To bring things into a confusion, Act. 17 6.
It is referred to God, and it signifieth that confusion brought upon impenitent sinners, through his just judgement, 2 King. 21. 13. Psal. 146. 9.
Vpside down]
2 King. 21. 13. Heb. upon the face thereof, marg.
Vpward]
1. Referred to time, and it signifieth the progresse or order of time, from the time past, to the future, Numb. 3. 15. 2 Chr. 31. 16.
2. To place, Judg. 1. 36. Job 5 7.