Lexicon :: Strong's H899 - beḡeḏ

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 put ^H2296 on ^H2296 sackcloth ^H8242, and mourn ^H5594 before ^H6440 Abner ^H74.” And King ^H4428 David ^H1732 walked ^H1980 behind ^H310 the bier ^H4296.

Then Mephibosheth ^H4648 the [fn]grandson ^H1121 of Saul ^H7586 came ^H3381 down ^H3381 to meet ^H7122 the king ^H4428; but he had neither ^H3808 [fn]tended ^H6213 to ^H6213 his feet ^H7272, nor ^H3808 [fn]trimmed ^H6213 his mustache ^H8222, nor ^H3808 washed ^H3526 his clothes ^H899 since ^H4480 the day ^H3117 the king ^H4428 departed ^H1980 until ^H5704 the day ^H3117 he came ^H935 home in peace ^H7965.

Now King ^H4428 David ^H1732 was ^H2204 old ^H2204, [fn]advanced ^H935 in age ^H3117; and they covered ^H3680 him with garments ^H899, but he could not keep ^H2552 warm ^H2552.

Yet it came ^H1961 about ^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 despondently ^H328.

Then he said ^H559 to him, “Did my heart ^H3820 not go ^H1980 with you, when ^H834 the man ^H376 turned ^H2015 from his chariot ^H4818 to meet ^H7122 you? Is it a time ^H6256 to accept ^H3947 money ^H3701 and to accept ^H3947 clothes ^H899, olive ^H2132 groves ^H2132, vineyards ^H3754, sheep ^H6629, oxen ^H1241, and male ^H5650 and female ^H8198 slaves ^H5650 H8198?

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

When the king ^H4428 heard ^H8085 the words ^H1697 of the Book ^H5612 of the Law ^H8451, he tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H899.

So Hilkiah ^H2518 the priest ^H3548, Ahikam ^H296, Achbor ^H5907, Shaphan ^H8227, and Asaiah ^H6222 went ^H1980 to Huldah ^H2468 the prophetess ^H5031, the wife ^H802 of Shallum ^H7967 the son ^H1121 of [fn]Tikvah ^H8616, the son ^H1121 of Harhas ^H2745, keeper ^H8104 of the wardrobe ^H899 (and she lived ^H3427 in Jerusalem ^H3389 in the Second ^H4932 Quarter); and they spoke ^H1696 to her.

When the king ^H4428 heard ^H8085 the words ^H1697 of the Law ^H8451, he tore ^H7167 his clothes ^H899.

So Hilkiah ^H2518 and those [fn]whom ^H834 the king ^H4428 had told went ^H1980 to Huldah ^H2468 the prophetess ^H5031, the wife ^H802 of Shallum ^H7967 the son ^H1121 of [fn]Tokhath ^H8445, the son ^H1121 of Hasrah ^H2641, the keeper ^H8104 of the wardrobe ^H899 (she lived ^H3427 in Jerusalem ^H3389 in the Second ^H4932 Quarter); and they spoke ^H1696 to her regarding this ^H2088.

But at the evening ^H6153 offering ^H4503 I stood ^H6965 up ^H6965 from my [fn]humiliation ^H8589, even with my garment ^H899 and my robe ^H4598 torn ^H7167, and I bowed ^H3766 down ^H3766 on my knees ^H1290 and spread ^H6566 out ^H6566 my [fn]hands ^H3709 to the LORD ^H3068 my God ^H430;

When Mordecai ^H4782 learned ^H3045 of everything ^H3605 that had been done ^H6213, [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 wailed ^H2199 H2201 loudly ^H1419 and bitterly ^H4751.

Then Esther’s ^H635 attendants ^H5291 and her eunuchs ^H5631 came ^H935 and informed ^H5046 her, and the queen ^H4436 was seized ^H2342 by ^H2342 great ^H3966 fear ^H2342. And she sent ^H7971 garments ^H899 to clothe ^H3847 Mordecai ^H4782 so that he would remove ^H5493 his sackcloth ^H8242 from him, but he did not accept ^H6901 them.

While [fn]I am ^H1086 decaying ^H1086 like a rotten ^H7538 thing ^H7538,

Like a garment ^H899 that is moth-eaten ^H6211 H398.

“For you have seized ^H2254 pledges ^H2254 from your brothers ^H251 without ^H2600 cause ^H2600,

And [fn]stripped ^H6584 H899 people naked ^H6174.

You whose ^H834 garments ^H899 are hot ^H2525

When the land ^H776 is ^H8252 still ^H8252 because ^H4480 of the south ^H1864 wind?

They divide ^H2505 my garments ^H899 among them,

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

All ^H3605 Your garments ^H899 are fragrant with myrrh ^H4753, aloes ^H174, and cassia ^H7102;

From ivory ^H8127 palaces ^H1964 stringed ^H4482 instruments ^H4482 have made ^H8055 You joyful ^H8055.

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

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

Like clothing ^H3830 You will change ^H2498 them and they will pass ^H2498 away ^H2498.

May it be to him as a garment ^H899 with which he covers ^H5844 himself,

And as a belt ^H4206 which he constantly ^H8548 wears ^H2296 around ^H2296 himself.

Can anyone ^H376 take ^H2846 fire ^H784 in his lap ^H2436

And his clothes ^H899 not be burned ^H8313?

Take ^H3947 his garment ^H899 when ^H3588 he becomes ^H6148 guarantor ^H6148 for a stranger ^H2114;

And for foreigners ^H5237, seize ^H2254 a ^H2254 pledge ^H2254 from him.