Lexicon :: Strong's G1284 - diarrēssō

Then Reuben ^H7205 returned ^H7725 to the pit ^H953, and behold ^H2009, Joseph ^H3130 was not in the pit ^H953; so he tore ^H7167 his garments ^H899.

‘And the priest ^H3548 who is the highest ^H1419 among ^H4480 his brothers ^H251, on whose ^H834 head ^H7218 the anointing ^H4888 oil ^H8081 has been poured ^H3332 and [fn]who has been ordained ^H4390 H3027 to wear ^H3847 the garments ^H899, shall not [fn]uncover ^H6544 his head ^H7218 nor ^H3808 tear ^H6533 his clothes ^H899;

Then Joshua ^H3091 tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H8071 and fell ^H5307 to the earth ^H776 on his face ^H6440 before ^H6440 the ark ^H727 of Yahweh ^H3068 until ^H5704 the evening ^H6153, both he and the elders ^H2205 of Israel ^H3478; and they put ^H5927 dust ^H6083 on their heads ^H7218.

Now a man ^H376 of Benjamin ^H1144 ran ^H7323 from the battle ^H4634 line ^H4634 and came ^H935 to Shiloh ^H7887 the same ^H1931 day ^H3117 with his robes ^H4055 torn ^H7167 and [fn]dust ^H127 on his head ^H7218.

Then David ^H1732 took ^H2388 hold ^H2388 of his clothes ^H899 and tore ^H7167 them, and so also ^H1571 did all ^H3605 the men ^H376 who ^H834 were with him.

Then David ^H1732 said ^H559 to Joab ^H3097 and to all ^H3605 the people ^H5971 who ^H834 were with him, “Tear ^H7167 your clothes ^H899 and gird ^H2296 on sackcloth ^H8242 and lament ^H5594 before ^H6440 Abner ^H74.” And King ^H4428 David ^H1732 walked ^H1980 behind ^H310 the bier ^H4296.

Then it happened ^H1961 that as David ^H1732 was coming ^H935 to the summit ^H7218, where ^H834 H8033 he used to worship ^H2331 God ^H430, that behold ^H2009, Hushai ^H2365 the Archite ^H757 met ^H7122 him with his [fn]coat ^H3801 torn ^H7167 and [fn]dust ^H127 on his head ^H7218.

Now it happened ^H1961 when Ahab ^H256 heard ^H8085 these ^H428 words ^H1697, that he tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H899 and put ^H7760 [fn]on sackcloth ^H8242 and fasted ^H6684, and he lay ^H7901 in sackcloth ^H8242 and went ^H1980 about ^H1980 [fn]despondently ^H328.

Now it happened that when the king ^H4428 of Israel ^H3478 read ^H7121 the letter ^H5612, he tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H899 and said ^H559, “Am I God ^H430, to put ^H4191 to ^H4191 death ^H4191 and to make ^H2421 alive ^H2421, that this ^H2088 man is sending ^H7971 word to me to cure ^H622 a man ^H376 of his leprosy ^H6883? But know ^H3045 now ^H4994, and see ^H7200 how ^H3588 he is seeking ^H579 [fn]a ^H579 quarrel ^H579 against me.”

Now it happened that when King ^H4428 Hezekiah ^H2396 heard ^H8085 it, he tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H899, covered ^H3680 himself with sackcloth ^H8242, and entered ^H935 the house ^H1004 of Yahweh ^H3068.

Now it happened that when the king ^H4428 heard ^H8085 the words ^H1697 of the book ^H5612 of the law ^H8451, he tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H899.

Now it happened that when the king ^H4428 heard ^H8085 the words ^H1697 of the law ^H8451, he tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H899.

But at the evening ^H6153 offering ^H4503 I arose ^H6965 from my [fn]affliction ^H8589, even with my garment ^H899 and my robe ^H4598 torn ^H7167, and I fell ^H3766 on my knees ^H1290 and stretched ^H6566 out ^H6566 my [fn]hands ^H3709 to Yahweh ^H3068 my God ^H430;

“Indeed, forty ^H705 years ^H8141 You sustained ^H3557 them in the wilderness ^H4057, and they did not lack ^H2637;

Their clothes ^H8008 did not wear ^H1086 out ^H1086, nor ^H3808 did their feet ^H7272 swell ^H1216.

Now Mordecai ^H4782 came to know ^H3045 of all ^H3605 that had been done ^H6213. And [fn]he tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H899, put ^H3847 on ^H3847 sackcloth ^H8242 and ashes ^H665, and went ^H3318 out ^H3318 into the midst ^H8432 of the city ^H5892 and cried ^H2199 out ^H2199 loudly ^H1419 and bitterly ^H4751.

Then Job ^H347 arose ^H6965 and tore ^H7167 his robe ^H4598 and shaved ^H1494 his head ^H7218, and he fell ^H5307 to the ground ^H776 and worshiped ^H2331.

“Let us tear ^H5423 their fetters ^H4147 apart ^H5423

And cast ^H7993 away ^H7993 their cords ^H5688 from us!”

You have turned ^H2015 for me my mourning ^H4553 into dancing ^H4234;

You have loosed ^H6605 my sackcloth ^H8242 and girded ^H247 me with gladness ^H8057,

[fn]You split ^H1234 open ^H1234 spring ^H4599 and river ^H5158;

[fn]You dried ^H3001 up ^H3001 ever-flowing ^H386 rivers ^H5104.

He split ^H1234 the sea ^H3220 and caused them to pass ^H5674 through ^H5674,

And He made the waters ^H4325 stand ^H5324 up ^H5324 like ^H3644 a heap ^H5067.

He was splitting ^H1234 the rocks ^H6697 in the wilderness ^H4057

And so gave ^H8248 them abundant ^H7227 drink ^H8248 like the ocean ^H8415 depths ^H8415.