I exhortG3870 thereforeG3767, that, firstG4412 of allG3956, supplicationsG1162, prayersG4335, intercessionsG1783, and giving of thanksG2169, be madeG4160 forG5228 allG3956 menG444; {exhort: or, desire}
ForG5228 kingsG935, andG2532 for allG3956 that areG5607 inG1722 authorityG5247; thatG2443 we may leadG1236 a quietG2263 andG2532 peaceableG2272 lifeG979 inG1722 allG3956 godlinessG2150 andG2532 honestyG4587. {authority: or, eminent place}
ForG1063 thisG5124 is goodG2570 andG2532 acceptableG587 in the sightG1799 of GodG2316 ourG2257 SaviourG4990;
WhoG3739 will haveG2309 allG3956 menG444 to be savedG4982, andG2532 to comeG2064 untoG1519 the knowledgeG1922 of the truthG225.
ForG1063 there is oneG1520 GodG2316, andG2532 oneG1520 mediatorG3316 between GodG2316 andG2532 menG444, the manG444 ChristG5547 JesusG2424;
WhoG3588 gaveG1325 himselfG1438 a ransomG487 forG5228 allG3956, to be testifiedG3142 in dueG2398 timeG2540. {to…: or, a testimony}
WhereuntoG1519+G3739 IG1473 am ordainedG5087 a preacherG2783, andG2532 an apostleG652, (I speakG3004 the truthG225 inG1722 ChristG5547, and lieG5574 notG3756;) a teacherG1320 of the GentilesG1484 inG1722 faithG4102 andG2532 verityG225.
I willG1014 thereforeG3767 that menG435 prayG4336 everyG1722+G3956 whereG5117, lifting upG1869 holyG3741 handsG5495, withoutG5565 wrathG3709 andG2532 doubtingG1261.
In like mannerG5615 alsoG2532, that womenG1135 adornG2885 themselvesG1438 inG1722 modestG2887 apparelG2689, withG3326 shamefacednessG127 andG2532 sobrietyG4997; notG3361 withG1722 broided hairG4117, orG2228 goldG5557, orG2228 pearlsG3135, orG2228 costlyG4185 arrayG2441; {broided: or, plaited}
ButG235 (whichG3739 becomethG4241 womenG1135 professingG1861 godlinessG2317) withG1223 goodG18 worksG2041.
LetG3129 the womanG1135 learnG3129 inG1722 silenceG2271 withG1722 allG3956 subjectionG5292.
ButG1161 I sufferG2010 notG3756 a womanG1135 to teachG1321, norG3761 to usurp authorityG831 over the manG435, butG235 to beG1511 inG1722 silenceG2271.
ForG1063 AdamG76 wasG4111 firstG4413 formedG4111, thenG1534 EveG2096.
AndG2532 AdamG76 wasG538 notG3756 deceivedG538, butG1161 the womanG1135 being deceivedG538 wasG1096 inG1722 the transgressionG3847.
NotwithstandingG1161 she shall be savedG4982 inG1223 childbearingG5042, ifG1437 they continueG3306 inG1722 faithG4102 andG2532 charityG26 andG2532 holinessG38 withG3326 sobrietyG4997.
Querverweise zu 1. Timotheus 2,9 1Tim 2,9
WhoseG3739 adorningG2889 let itG2077 notG3756 beG2077 that outwardG1855 adorning of plaitingG1708 the hairG2359, andG2532 of wearingG4025 of goldG5553, orG2228 of putting onG1745 of apparelG2440;
ButG235 let it be the hiddenG2927 manG444 of the heartG2588, inG1722 that which is not corruptibleG862, even the ornament of a meekG4239 andG2532 quietG2272 spiritG4151, whichG3739 isG2076 in the sightG1799 of GodG2316 of great priceG4185.
ForG1063 after this mannerG3779 in the old timeG4218 the holyG40 womenG1135 alsoG2532, whoG3588 trustedG1679 inG1909 GodG2316, adornedG2885 themselvesG1438, being in subjectionG5293 unto their ownG2398 husbandsG435:
And, behold, there metH7125 him a womanH802 with the attireH7897 of an harlotH2181, and subtilH5341 of heartH3820.
And the servantH5650 brought forthH3318 jewelsH3627 of silverH3701, and jewelsH3627 of goldH2091, and raimentH899, and gaveH5414 them to RebekahH7259: he gaveH5414 also to her brotherH251 and to her motherH517 precious thingsH4030. {jewels: Heb. vessels}
WhoseG3739 adorningG2889 let itG2077 notG3756 beG2077 that outwardG1855 adorning of plaitingG1708 the hairG2359, andG2532 of wearingG4025 of goldG5553, orG2228 of putting onG1745 of apparelG2440;
Moreover the LORDH3068 saithH559, BecauseH3282 the daughtersH1323 of ZionH6726 are haughtyH1361, and walkH3212 with stretched forthH5186 necksH1627 and wantonH8265 eyesH5869, walkingH1980 and mincingH2952 as they goH3212, and making a tinklingH5913 with their feetH7272: {wanton…: Heb. deceiving with their eyes} {mincing: or, tripping nicely}
And they cameH935, bothH5921 menH582 and womenH802, as many asH3605 were willingH5081 heartedH3820, and broughtH935 braceletsH2397, and earringsH5141, and ringsH2885, and tabletsH3558, all jewelsH3627 of goldH2091: and every manH376 that offeredH5130 offered an offeringH8573 of goldH2091 unto the LORDH3068.
The aged womenG4247 likewiseG5615, that they be inG1722 behaviourG2688 as becometh holinessG2412, notG3361 false accusersG1228, notG3361 givenG1402 to muchG4183 wineG3631, teachers of good thingsG2567; {holiness: or, holy women} {false…: or, one who foments strife}
ThatG2443 they may teachG4994 the young womenG3501 to beG1511 soberG4994, to love their husbandsG5362, to love their childrenG5388, {sober: or, wise}
To be discreetG4998, chasteG53, keepers at homeG3626, goodG18, obedientG5293 to their ownG2398 husbandsG435, thatG3363 the wordG3056 of GodG2316 beG987 notG3363 blasphemedG987.
And every manH376, with whom was foundH4672 blueH8504, and purpleH713, and scarletH8144+H8438, and fine linenH8336, and goats'H5795 hair, and redH119 skinsH5785 of ramsH352, and badgers'H8476 skinsH5785, broughtH935 them.
And when JehuH3058 was comeH935 to JezreelH3157, JezebelH348 heardH8085 of it; and she paintedH7760+H6320 her faceH5869, and tiredH3190 her headH7218, and looked outH8259 at a windowH2474. {painted…: Heb. put her eyes in painting}
Now it came to pass on the thirdH7992 dayH3117, that EstherH635 put onH3847 her royalH4438 apparel, and stoodH5975 in the innerH6442 courtH2691 of the king'sH4428 houseH1004, over againstH5227 the king'sH4428 houseH1004: and the kingH4428 satH3427 upon his royalH4438 throneH3678 in the royalH4438 houseH1004, over againstH5227 the gateH6607 of the houseH1004.
The king'sH4428 daughterH1323 is all gloriousH3520 withinH6441: her clothingH3830 is of wroughtH4865 goldH2091.
She shall be broughtH2986 unto the kingH4428 in raiment of needleworkH7553: the virginsH1330 her companionsH7464 that followH310 her shall be broughtH935 unto thee.
For the LORDH3068 taketh pleasureH7521 in his peopleH5971: he will beautifyH6286 the meekH6035 with salvationH3444.
In that dayH3117 the LordH136 will take awayH5493 the braveryH8597 of their tinkling ornamentsH5914 about their feet, and their caulsH7636, and their round tires like the moonH7720, {cauls: or, networks}
The chainsH5188, and the braceletsH8285, and the mufflersH7479, {chains: or, sweet balls} {mufflers: or, spangled ornaments}
The bonnetsH6287, and the ornaments of the legsH6807, and the headbandsH7196, and the tabletsH5315+H1004, and the earringsH3908, {tablets: Heb. houses of the soul}
The ringsH2885, and noseH639 jewelsH5141,
The changeable suits of apparelH4254, and the mantlesH4595, and the wimplesH4304, and the crisping pinsH2754,
The glassesH1549, and the fine linenH5466, and the hoodsH6797, and the vailsH7289.
And it shall come to pass, that instead of sweet smellH1314 there shall be stinkH4716; and instead of a girdleH2290 a rentH5364; and instead of well setH4639 hairH4748 baldnessH7144; and instead of a stomacherH6614 a girdingH4228 of sackclothH8242; and burningH3587 instead of beautyH3308.
And they shall buildH1129 the oldH5769 wastesH2723, they shall raise upH6965 the formerH7223 desolationsH8074, and they shall repairH2318 the wasteH2721 citiesH5892, the desolationsH8074 of manyH1755 generationsH1755.
Can a maidH1330 forgetH7911 her ornamentsH5716, or a brideH3618 her attireH7196? yet my peopleH5971 have forgottenH7911 me daysH3117 without numberH4557.
And when thou art spoiledH7703, what wilt thou doH6213? Though thou clothestH3847 thyself with crimsonH8144, though thou deckestH5710 thee with ornamentsH5716 of goldH2091, though thou rentestH7167 thy faceH5869 with paintingH6320, in vainH7723 shalt thou make thyself fairH3302; thy loversH5689 will despiseH3988 thee, they will seekH1245 thy lifeH5315. {face: Heb. eyes}
Then washedH7364 I thee with waterH4325; yea, I throughly washed awayH7857 thy bloodH1818 from thee, and I anointedH5480 thee with oilH8081. {blood: Heb. bloods}
I clothedH3847 thee also with broidered workH7553, and shodH5274 thee with badgers' skinH8476, and I girdedH2280 thee about with fine linenH8336, and I coveredH3680 thee with silkH4897.
I deckedH5710 thee also with ornamentsH5716, and I putH5414 braceletsH6781 upon thy handsH3027, and a chainH7242 on thy neckH1627.
And I putH5414 a jewelH5141 on thy foreheadH639, and earringsH5694 in thine earsH241, and a beautifulH8597 crownH5850 upon thine headH7218. {forehead: Heb. nose}
Thus wast thou deckedH5710 with goldH2091 and silverH3701; and thy raimentH4403 was of fine linenH8336+H8336, and silkH4897, and broidered workH7553; thou didst eatH398 fine flourH5560, and honeyH1706, and oilH8081: and thou wast exceedingH3966 beautifulH3302, and thou didst prosperH6743 into a kingdomH4410.
And thy renownH8034 went forthH3318 among the heathenH1471 for thy beautyH3308: for it was perfectH3632 through my comelinessH1926, which I had putH7760 upon thee, saithH5002 the LordH136 GODH3069.
But thou didst trustH982 in thine own beautyH3308, and playedst the harlotH2181 because of thy renownH8034, and pouredst outH8210 thy fornicationsH8457 on every one that passed byH5674; his it was.
And of thy garmentsH899 thou didst takeH3947, and deckedstH6213 thy high placesH1116 with divers coloursH2921, and playedst the harlotH2181 thereupon: the like things shall not comeH935, neither shall it be so.
AndG2532 whyG5101 take ye thoughtG3309 forG4012 raimentG1742? ConsiderG2648 the liliesG2918 of the fieldG68, howG4459 they growG837; they toilG2872 notG3756, neitherG3761 do they spinG3514: