A dictionary of the . his would be theextent of the furniture. It is inter-esting to observe that the rich Shunam-mite furnished the room of Elisha withsimply a bed—perhaps merely a mat-tress—a table, a stool (chair), and acandlestick. 2 Kgs. 4 : 10-13 . The word furniture is used in Gen. 31: 34 ofthe camel-trappings. FURROW is the translation ofdifferent words in the Hebrew. In : 10 the word is properly transgres-sions. The complaining of the furrows,Job 31 : 38, is mentioned in Hindooproverbs. FURY. Jer. 10 : 25. As the wordis generally used, the prophet here at-tributes to Go
A dictionary of the . his would be theextent of the furniture. It is inter-esting to observe that the rich Shunam-mite furnished the room of Elisha withsimply a bed—perhaps merely a mat-tress—a table, a stool (chair), and acandlestick. 2 Kgs. 4 : 10-13 . The word furniture is used in Gen. 31: 34 ofthe camel-trappings. FURROW is the translation ofdifferent words in the Hebrew. In : 10 the word is properly transgres-sions. The complaining of the furrows,Job 31 : 38, is mentioned in Hindooproverbs. FURY. Jer. 10 : 25. As the wordis generally used, the prophet here at-tributes to God what is true only ofman. We associate haste, impulse,thoughtlessness, and unkindness withfury. But in this sense God cannothave the emotion of fury. He hasanger for sin, but this is a righteousand holy feeling, devoid of the bitter-ness by which men are most often ac-tuated in their fury ; and when he is saidto pour out his fury on a person or on apeople, it is a figurative expression fordispensing afflictive Modern Eastern A Village Table. 2. A Brazier, Tongs, etc. 3. Chairs, lersian Canopy Bed, a Couch and Wooden 316 GAA GAD G. GAAL (loathing), the son of Ebed,led a revolt against Abimelech, king ofthe Shechemites. Jud. 9 : 26-46. Hewas defeated and his partisans werescattered. GAASH {earthquake), the hill whereJoshua was buried. Josh. 24 : 30; : 9. South of Tibneh, which is iden-tified as Timnath-serah, is a hill, uponthe north side of which are tombs ; henceit is supposed to be the hill Gaash. GAB A. -See Geba. GABBAI (tax-gatherer), a Benja-mite living in Jerusalem. Neh. 11 : 8. (platform), the placeof Pilates judgment-seat: called alsothe pavement. John 19:13. Thejudgment-hall was the Prsetorium, onthe western hill of Jerusalem, and thepavement, or Gabbatha, was a tesselatedpavement outside the hall. GABRIEJL (man of God), an angelspecially charged with the message toZacharias respecting the birth of John,and to Mary respecti
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