A Complete Christian Dictionary, Dictionary · Part YE – Part YN
Y E.
Ye]
… out, and hath relation unto the persons spoken to, Gen. 3. 5. Luk. 16. 15.
Yea]
A note,
1. Of affirmation, Mat. 9. 28. & 11. 26. & 13. 51. Act. 5. 8. Philem. v. 20.
2. Of …, 2 Tim. 3. 12. …. 3. 8.
3. It is a note of constancy, Phil. 1. 18.
4. Of earnestness in a thing, Philem. v. 20.
5. A note of interrogation, Gen. 3. 1.
It is put for And, Job 2. 4. Be it so, 2 Cor. 5. 16.
Yea]
Gen. 3. 1. Heb. yea because, marg.
Yeeld]
is put,
1. for, To obey, 2 Chr. 30. 8.
2. To consent, Prov. 7. 21.
3. To give increase, Hos. 8. 7. Mark 4. 8.
4. To give, or render, Rom. 6. 13, 16, 19.
5. To send out, Jam. 3. 11.
6. To free and deliver, Dan. 3. 28.
7. To procure, Heb. 12. 11.
8. To give up, Mat. 27. 5. Act. 5. 10.
9. To submit, and give over, Eccl. 10. 4.
Yeeld]
2 Chr. 30. 8. Heb. give the …, marg.
Yeer]
;;The space of twelve moneths. Luk. 3. 23. Jesus began to be about thirty … of age.
;;2. The whole space and time of our life. Psal. 90. 9. … have spent our yeers as a thought.
;;3. The seasons of the yeer; in which … God is said to crown the yeer with his …, when he bestowes his blessings for the use of man in the several seasons, Psal. 65. 11.
It is taken for time indefinitely, Psal. 77. 5. & 90. 14. Exod. 38. 8, 17. Hence … is said to … the … for that yeer; … is, then, Joh. 18. 13. For the office of the Priest-hood (as … thinketh) was not annual, although others think that Annas and Cajaphas discharged the office by …; so that he who was the … year the first Priest, the second year was the second Priest; and he that now was the second, the next yeer was the first.
The year of the Jews was either Abundant, Deficient, or Equal.
…, they called Annus ….
…, they called … ….
The year which was deficient, by institution they made it full; as when they took a day out of … that had thirty …, and put it to …, which had but twenty nine dayes.
That yeer which was abundant, by institution they made it deficient, when they took a day from Marchesvan, and added it to …: Here Cisleu had a day more then enough, for none of their moneths had thirty one dayes.
Their year was ordinary, when Marchesvan had nine and twenty dayes, and … thirty; and so through the moneths of the ….
That they might … the … of the Moon to the Sun, they interlaced a monethmonth.
The Sun exceeds the Moon in his … eleven dayes in the year; so that every third yeer there are thirty three odd dayes, of the the which they make up a monethmonth, calling it the first Adar of thirty dayes, and they reserve the three odd days till the next year, and so forth till the nineteenth year. … interlaced moneths, with the odd dayes, make up the nineteenth year of the golden number, consisting of three hundred fifty four dayes; so that the Sun and the Moon met at one just period, as they did in the first yeer of the golden number of the nineteen yeers; the third, the sixth, the …, eleventh, fourteenth, sixteenth, were … yeers, and the nineteenth yeer made up the … number. The eighth yeer was intercalar, because of the six odd dayes reserved from the yeers going before. … Christian … p. 100.
Yeer of Sabbath, and …]
;;Our perfect rest from sin and all infirmity through Christ in heaven, as the rest of the seventh day signifieth likewise, Lev. 25. 4, 5, &c. comp. with Col. 2. & Heb. 4.
Yeers …, Exod. 34. 22. Heb. … of the yeer, marg.
After the yeer was expired, 2 Sam. 11. 1. Heb. at the return of the yeer, marg.
Yeer after …, 2 …. 31. 1. The second after the first, and third after the second.
… by yeer, Deut. 14. 22. So the Gr. also interpreteth the Heb. phrase, … yeer, which is elsewhere written yeer by yeer, Neh. 10. 35. and Jonathan in his Thargum explaineth it, every yeer and yeer, whereto he addeth, and not the fruits of (one) yeer, with the fruits of another yeer; meaning that they must separate their tithes yeerly, and not put two yeers tithe into one. Aynsw.
Yeers]
;;The eternity or perpetuity of Gods being without end or limit of time, Heb. 1. 11. Thy yeers shall not fail.
A full yeer, Levit. 25. 29. Hebr. a year of dayes. Aynsw.
Prepared at a yeer, &c. Rev. 9. 15. The Devil … … time, no occasion to do wickedly. He will not … a …, no, not one …, not a day, not an … in all the … thereof. Natural … … his … … to rest sometime, but this … … and devouring Dragon ceaseth never to do evill, 1 Pet. 5. 8. The shorter time he hath, the more busily doth he bestir himself to do …. Revel. 12. 12. And … far his power decreaseth in regard of time, it increaseth as far in regard of maliciousness He hath been working wickedness more then 5600 yeers, and yet he is not … of evill doing. It is a shame for us who are creatures of … continuance, that we should so soon be weary of well doing. This particular enumeration of the time is set down for our comfort, that our enemies are not able to trouble us one hour longer, then the Lord hath permitted them for our tryal. Cowper.
Yeer to yeer]
Exod. 13. 10. Heb. from dayes to dayes; but dayes often signifie a sull yeer. The Chald. translateth from time to time. The Gr. keepeth the Heb. phrase, where fore dayes are prophetically used for yeers in the Gr. of the New Testament, Rev. 11. 3. Aynsw.
A … yeers, Job. 16. 22. Heb. yeers of number, marg.
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Judg. 11. 40. Heb. from yeer to yeer, marg.
Yeers of an hireling]
;;That as his years being expired, the hired labourer doth receive his reward, so the people of … should at an appointed time receive the wages of … …; their whole glory, even multitude of people, their … and power being taken from them. Isa. 21. 16.
And … them evill four hundred yeers, Act. 7. 6. So Gen. 15. 30. but in Exod. 12. 40. it's said, the … of the … of …, who dwelt in Aegypt, was four hundred and … yeers. The accord must be by distingushing of the … of the …, which if … from Abraham's leaving of Chaldea, and receiving the first … of …, which his … did begin, then it … right to be four … and thirty yeers, as it is in Exodus; but if it be taken srom … seed, i. e. from the birth of …, which was in the … yeer of Abraham's age, and so thirty yeers after his departure from Chaldea, then it must consequently be thirty yeers lesse from thence to the … out of Aegypt; and so that will accord exactly with the four hundred yeers here, and in Genesis, which are assigned to … seeds … in a strange land; by this strange land both … and Aegypt being to be understood; for the Chaldee Paraphrast, and the generality of the Jews, determine the space wherein they … in Aegypt, to be but two hundred and ten yeers, only Josephus defineth it to be two hundred and fifteen. Dr. Hammond Annot. a.
Yell]
A signe of great grief and calamity, Jer. 51. 38.
Yell]
Jer. 51. 38. or shake themselves, marg. Yelled, Jer. 2. 15. Heb. gave out their voice, marg.
Yellow]
A colour, applyed unto Hair, Lev. 13. 30, 32, 36. Gold, Psal. 68. 13.
Yer]
Before, ere that, Numb. 11. 33. 1 Sam. 3. 3. 2 Sam. 2. 26. 2 King. 6. 32.
Yern]
To be tenderly affected, Gen. 43. 30. 1 King. 3. 26.
Yern]
Gen. 43. 30. or did burn, were kindled with natural affection. The Gr. and Chald. expresse it, by being turned. …. 1 King. 3. 26. Her bowels yerned, Heb. were hot, marg.
Yes]
A particle of affirming, Rom. 10. 18. or assenting, Mar. 7. 28. The same in effect with Yea.
Yesterday]
An adverb of time. It is taken,
1. For the day going before, 1 Sam. 20. 27, Joh. 4. 52.
2. For any time past, Heb. 13. 8.
3. For lately, 1 Sam. 15. 20. Job 8. 9.
4. For a short time, Psal. 90. 4.
Yesterday]
Mic. 2. 8. or even of late. Comp. the text with the marg.
… and to day]
;;At all times, both before and … the coming of Christ, Heb. 13. 8. See Same and To day.
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The last night, or night preceding the time wherein a thing is spoken, Gen. 19. 34. & 31. 29, 42.
Yet]
noteth, sometimes the time present, Heb. 7. 10. Sometimes the future, Psal. 42. 6. & 43. 5. Jonah 3. 40. For a very short time, Joh. 7. 33. & 12. 35. & 13. 33.
It is a word of Correction, Gal. 2. 20. Continuance, 2 Chr. 27. 2. & 28. 22.
It is … for, For all this, Exod. 9. 30. Judg. 10. 13. Moreover, 2 Sam. 5. 13. & 6. 22. Hitherto, Ibid. 21. 15. Notwithstanding, Job 13. 15. Again, Zach. 1. 17.
Yet … not, &c. Rev. 9. 20. Though they were spared, yet they amended not at all, but remained obstinate in … … of all their former sins hereafter mentioned. Annot.
Y L.
Yles which are beyond the Sea]
Jer. 25. 22. or region by the Sea side, marg.
Y N.
Ynk]
Jer. 36. 18. The usual material to write with in those times, foreign, 2 Cor. 3. 3. a foreign, as atramentum, ab atro, black.
Ynkhorn]
Ezek. 9. 2. What this is, who knoweth not? It was to mark them in the forehead that mourned for the sins of the City, vers. 3. that they might be kept safe. That falleth out in Jeremy, Baruc, Ebedmelecb, and such godly gersons. So in the spiritual fall from faith to Idolatry, which the Apocalyps revealeth, an Angel cometh from the East, and sealeth a great number, Revel. 7. Annot.