. A comprehensive dictionary of the Bible . 5; 2 Chr. xxxii. 4; Ps. lxxiv. 15, cxiv. 8 ; Prov. v. 16, viii. 24, xxv. 26 ; Cant. iv. 12,15; Is. xli. 18; Hos. xiii. 15; Joel iii. 18 [iv. 18Heb.]), well (Josh, xviii. 15; 2 K. iii. 19, 25;Ps. lxxxiv. 6 [Heb. 7]; Is. xii. 3), spring ( 7, civ. 10).—3. Heb. bor or bayir once ( 7). (Ain ; Cistern.)—4. Heb. ntabbua once(Eccl. xii. 6), elsewhere translated spring ( 7, xlix. 10).—5. Heb. mAkor, usually figura-tively (Lev. xx. 18 ; Ps. xxxvi. 9 [Heb. 10], lxviii. 26[Heb. 27] ; Prov. v. 18, xiii. 14, xiv. 27 ; Jer. ii. 13,ix. 1 [v
. A comprehensive dictionary of the Bible . 5; 2 Chr. xxxii. 4; Ps. lxxiv. 15, cxiv. 8 ; Prov. v. 16, viii. 24, xxv. 26 ; Cant. iv. 12,15; Is. xli. 18; Hos. xiii. 15; Joel iii. 18 [iv. 18Heb.]), well (Josh, xviii. 15; 2 K. iii. 19, 25;Ps. lxxxiv. 6 [Heb. 7]; Is. xii. 3), spring ( 7, civ. 10).—3. Heb. bor or bayir once ( 7). (Ain ; Cistern.)—4. Heb. ntabbua once(Eccl. xii. 6), elsewhere translated spring ( 7, xlix. 10).—5. Heb. mAkor, usually figura-tively (Lev. xx. 18 ; Ps. xxxvi. 9 [Heb. 10], lxviii. 26[Heb. 27] ; Prov. v. 18, xiii. 14, xiv. 27 ; Jer. ii. 13,ix. 1 [viii. 23 Heb.], xvii. 13 ; Zech. xiii. 1), trans-lated issue (Lev. xii. 7), well (Prov. x. 11), well-spring (Prov. xvi. 22; xviii. 4), spring(Prov. xxv. 26; Jer. Ii. 36; Hos. xiii. 15).—6. (in LXX. = No. 1, 2, 5) (Mk. v. 29 ; Jas. , 12 ; Rev. vii. 17, viii. 10, xiv. 7, xvi. 4, xxi. 6),translated well (Jn. iv. 6,14; 2 Pet. ii. 17).Among the attractive features presented by theLand of Promise to the nation migrating from. FountaiD at Nazareth.—(From Roberts.) Egypt by way of the desert, none would be morestriking than the natural gush of waters from theground. The springs of Palestine, though short-lived, are remarkable for their abundance and
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