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Exaltation – Ezri

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Exaltation

– OF CHRIST

.See [1569]JESUS, EXALTATION OF

– OF SELF

.See [1570]SELF-EXALTATION

Example

– BAD, ADMONITIONS AGAINST ; ; ; ; ,; ; ; ,; ; ,; ; ; ; ; ; ;

.See [1571]INFLUENCE

– GOOD ; ; ; ; ,; ; ,; ; ,;

.See [1572]INFLUENCE

– GOD, OUR ; ; ; ;

– CHRIST, OUR ; ; ; ,; ; ; ; ,; ; ; ,; ; ,; ; ; ;

– PAUL, OUR ; ; ,; ; ; ; ; ;

.See [1573]INFLUENCE

Exchangers

– See [1574]MONEY CHANGERS

Excommunication

– See [1575]CHURCH, GOVERNMENT OF

– See [1576]CHURCH, RULES OF DISCIPLINE IN

Excuses

– General scriptures concerning ,; ,; ; ; Jud 6:12-17; ; ; ,; ; ; ; ; ;

Executioner

– General scriptures concerning ; ;

– (Margin)

– (Margin)

– See [1577]PUNISHMENT

Exile

– Absalom ,,

– Ittai

Exodus

– Of early tribes

– Of Israel from Egypt

.See [1578]ISRAEL

Exorcism

– Casting out evil spirits by Sorcery

.See [1579]SORCERY

Expediency

– General scriptures concerning ; ; ; ;

– See [1580]EVIL, APPEARANCE OF, TO BE AVOIDED

– See [1581]PRUDENCE

Experience

– Solomon's

– RELIGIOUS, RELATING OF

.See [1582]TESTIMONY, RELIGIOUS

Experiment

– In worldly pleasure, Solomon's Ec 1; 2

Expiation

– See [1583]ATONEMENT

Exports

– From Egypt

.Of horses and chariots, and linen yarn ,; ,

.Of corn (grain) Ge 42; 43

– From Gilead

.Of spices

– From Ophir

.Of gold ; ;

– From Tarshish

.Of gold

.Ivory, apes, and peacocks

.Silver, iron, tin, lead, brass, slaves ,

– From Arabia

.Of sheep and goats

– From Palestine

.Honey

– See [1584]IMPORTS

– See [1585]COMMERCE

Expostulation

– See [1586]REPROOF

Extermination

– See [1587]WAR OF

Extortion

– General scriptures concerning ; ; ; ,; ; ; ,;

– See [1588]USURY

– INSTANCES OF

.Jacob in demanding Esau's birthright for a mess of pottage

.Pharaoh in exacting of the Egyptians lands and persons, for corn (grain)

Extradition

– General scriptures concerning ,; ; ,;

Extravagance

– General scriptures concerning ,;

– See [1589]GLUTTONY

Eye

– ANTHROPOMORPHIC USES OF ,; ; ; ; ; ; ;

.For additional anthropomorphic uses of

See [1590]ANTHROPOMORPHISMS

– FIGURATIVE

.Of evil desire, never satisfied ; ;

.The offending

Eye for Eye

– See [1591]RETALIATION

Eyelids

– Painted

Ezbai

– Father of Naarai

– Possibly identical with PAARAI in

Ezbon

– 1. A son of Gad

.Called OZNI in

– 2. Son of Bela

Ezekias

– See [1592]HEZEKIAH

Ezekiel

– (A priest)

– Time of his prophecy

– Persecution of

– Visions of

.Of God's glory Eze 1; 8; 10; 11:22

.Of Jews' abominations ,

.Of their punishment

.Of the valley of dry bones

.Of a man with measuring line Eze 40; 41; 42; 43; 44; 45; 46; 47; 48

– Of the river

– Teaches by pantomime

.Feigns dumbness ; ;

.Symbolizes the siege of Jerusalem by drawings on a tile Eze 4

.Shaves himself

.Removes his belongings to illustrate the approaching Jewish captivity

.Sighs ,

.Employs a boiling pot to symbolize the destruction of Jerusalem

.Does not show mourning upon the death of his wife

.Prophesies by parable of an eagle

– Other parables Eze 15; 16; 19; 23

– His popularity ,

Ezel

– (A stone near Saul's residence)

– David and Jonathan meet at

Ezem

– Also called AZEM, a city of the tribe of Simeon ; ;

Ezer

– 1. Also called EZAR, a Horite duke ,,; ,

– 2. A son of Ephraim

– 3. A priest

– 4. A man of Judah

.Perhaps identical with the EZRA of

– 5. A Gadite warrior

– 6. A Levite ,

Ezion-gaber (Ezion-geber)

– Last encampment of Israel before coming to the "wilderness of Zin," ,;

– Solomon built a navy at

– Solomon visits

– Jehoshaphat built a navy at

– Ships of Jehoshaphat wrecked at

Ezra

– 1. A famous scribe and priest ,,,;

.Appoints a fast

.Commissioned by Artaxerxes, returns to Jerusalem with a large group of Jews

.His charge to the priests

.Exhorts people to put away their heathen wives Ezr 9; 10:1-17

.Reads the law Ne 8

.Reforms corruptions Ezr 10; Ne 13

.Dedicates the wall of Jerusalem

– 2. A leading priest among the colonists under Zerubbabel

.Probably identical with AZARIAH in

.And

– 3. A descendant of Judah

Ezri

– An overseer of king David

Orville J. Nave, Nave’s Topical Bible (1896). Public domain. Text from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.