Lexicon :: Strong's H3830 - lᵊḇûš

“[fn]He ties ^H631 his foal ^H5895 to the vine ^H1612,

And his donkey’s ^H860 colt ^H1121 to the choice ^H8321 vine ^H8321;

He washes ^H3526 his garments ^H3830 in wine ^H3196,

And his robes ^H5497 in the blood ^H1818 of grapes ^H6025.

“O daughters ^H1323 of Israel ^H3478, weep ^H1058 over ^H413 Saul ^H7586,

Who clothed ^H3847 you luxuriously ^H5730 in scarlet ^H8144,

Who put ^H5927 ornaments ^H5716 of gold ^H2091 on your clothing ^H3830.

Then Mordecai ^H4782 went ^H3318 out ^H3318 from the presence ^H6440 of the king ^H4428 in royal ^H4438 robes ^H3830 of [fn]blue ^H8504 and fine ^H2353 white ^H2353, with a large ^H1419 crown ^H5850 of gold ^H2091 and a garment ^H8509 of fine ^H948 linen ^H948 and purple ^H713; and the city ^H5892 of Susa ^H7800 cried ^H6670 aloud and was glad ^H8055.

“They spend ^H3885 the ^H3885 night ^H3885 naked ^H6174, without ^H1097 clothing ^H3830,

And have ^H369 no ^H369 covering ^H3682 against the cold ^H7135.

“Those poor ones walk ^H1980 about ^H1980 naked ^H6174 without ^H1097 clothing ^H3830,

And hungry ^H7457 ones carry ^H5375 the sheaves ^H6016.

“By a great ^H7230 force ^H3581 my garment ^H3830 is distorted ^H2664;

It seizes ^H247 me about as the collar ^H6310 of my tunic ^H3801.

If ^H518 I have seen ^H7200 anyone perish ^H6 for lack ^H1097 of clothing ^H3830,

Or that the needy ^H34 had ^H369 no ^H369 covering ^H3682,

When I made ^H7760 a cloud ^H6051 its garment ^H3830

And dense ^H6205 gloom ^H6205 its swaddling ^H2854 band ^H2854,

“It is changed ^H2015 like clay ^H2563 under the seal ^H2368;

And they stand ^H3320 forth ^H3320 like ^H3644 clothing ^H3830.

“Who ^H4310 can [fn]strip ^H1540 off ^H1540 its [fn]outer ^H6440 armor ^H3830?

Who ^H4310 can come ^H935 with its doubled ^H3718 [fn]bridle ^H7448?

They divide ^H2505 my garments ^H899 among them,

And for my clothing ^H3830 they cast ^H5307 lots ^H1486.

But as for me, when they were ^H2470 sick ^H2470, my clothing ^H3830 was sackcloth ^H8242;

I humbled ^H6031 my soul ^H5315 with fasting ^H6685,

And my prayer ^H8605 kept returning ^H7725 to my bosom ^H2436.

The King’s ^H4428 daughter ^H1323 is all ^H3605 glorious ^H3519 within ^H6441 her chamber;

Her clothing ^H3830 is interwoven ^H4865 with gold ^H2091.

When I made ^H5414 sackcloth ^H8242 my clothing ^H3830,

I became ^H1961 a byword ^H4912 to them.

“[fn]Even they will perish ^H6, but You will remain ^H5975;

And all ^H3605 of them will wear ^H1086 out ^H1086 like a garment ^H899;

Like clothing ^H3830 You will change ^H2498 them and they will be changed ^H2498.

You covered ^H3680 it with the deep ^H8415 as with a garment ^H3830;

The waters ^H4325 were standing ^H5975 above ^H5921 the mountains ^H2022.

The lambs ^H3532 will be for your clothing ^H3830,

And the goats ^H6260 will bring the price ^H4242 of a field ^H7704,

Mem

She makes ^H6213 coverings ^H4765 for herself;

Her clothing ^H3830 is fine ^H8336 linen ^H8336 and purple ^H713.

Ayin

Strength ^H5797 and majesty ^H1926 are her clothing ^H3830,

And she smiles ^H7832 at the [fn]future ^H314 H3117.

“But you have been cast ^H7993 out ^H7993 of your grave ^H6913

Like an abhorred ^H8581 branch ^H5342,

[fn]Clothed ^H3830 with those killed ^H2026 who are pierced ^H2944 with a sword ^H2719,

Who go ^H3381 down ^H3381 to the stones ^H68 of the pit ^H953

Like a trampled ^H947 corpse ^H6297.

Who ^H4310 is this ^H2088 who comes ^H935 from Edom ^H123,

With garments ^H899 of [fn]glowing ^H2556 colors ^H2556 from Bozrah ^H1224,

This ^H2088 One ^H2088 who is majestic ^H1921 in His clothing ^H3830,

[fn]Marching ^H6805 in the greatness ^H7230 of His power ^H3581?

“It is I who speak ^H1696 in righteousness ^H6666, mighty ^H7227 to save ^H3467.”

Beaten ^H7554 silver ^H3701 is brought ^H935 from Tarshish ^H8659,

And gold ^H2091 from Uphaz ^H210,

The work ^H4639 of a craftsman ^H2796 and of the hands ^H3027 of a goldsmith ^H6884;

Blue ^H8504 and purple ^H713 are their clothing ^H3830;

They are all ^H3605 the work ^H4639 of wise ^H2450 craftsmen.

Nun

They wandered ^H5128, blind ^H5787, in the streets ^H2351;

They were defiled ^H1351 with blood ^H1818

So that no ^H3808 one could ^H3201 touch ^H5060 their garments ^H3830.

Then behold ^H2009, the man ^H376 clothed ^H3847 in linen ^H906 at whose ^H834 loins ^H4975 was the scribe’s [fn]case ^H7083 responded ^H7725 with a word ^H1697, saying ^H559, “I have done ^H6213 just ^H834 as You have commanded ^H6680 me.”