1 Peter 3:3 Cross References - Rotherham

³ Whose adorning, let it be––not the outward, of plaiting the hair and wearing golden ornaments, or putting on of apparel,

²² And it came to pass, when the camels had done drinking, that the man took a ring of gold, half a shekel its weight,––and two bracelets, for her hands, ten of gold their weight;

⁴⁷ Then I asked her, and said, Whose daughter, art, thou? And she said, Daughter of Bethuel, son of Nahor, whom, Milcah, bare to him,––Then put I the ring upon her nose, and the bracelets upon her hands;

⁵³ Then the servant brought forth jewels of silver and jewels of gold, and raiment, and gave unto Rebekah,––and, precious things, gave he to her brother, and to her mother.

²² but every woman shall ask of her neighbour, and of her that sojourneth in her house, jewels of silver, and jewels of gold, and mantles,––and ye shall put them upon your sons, and upon your daughters, so shall ye spoil the Egyptians.

² And Aaron said unto them, Break off the rings of gold, which are in the ears of your wives, of your sons, and of your daughters,––and bring them unto me.

⁴ And, when the people heard these evil tidings, they afflicted themselves,––and they put not, any man, his ornaments, upon him.

²² Yea they brought in––the men with the women,––all who were willing–hearted, brought in––bracelets and nose–ornaments, and rings, and buckles, all manner of jewels of gold, even every man who waved a wave–offering of gold unto Yahweh.

⁸ And he made the laver of bronze, and the stand thereof of bronze,––with the mirrors of the female hosts who did service at the opening of the tent of meeting.

³⁰ Now, when Jehu entered Jezreel and, Jezebel, heard of it, she set her eyes in stibium, and ornamented her head, and looked forth through the lattice.

¹ And it came to pass, on the third day, that Esther put on her royal apparel, and stood in the inner court of the house of the king, over against the house of the king,––and, the king, was sitting upon his royal seat, in the royal house, over against the opening of the house.

⁹ Daughters of kings, are among thine honourable women, Stationed is the bride at thy right hand, in gold of Ophir.

¹⁸ In that day, will My Lord remove the finery––of the anklets, and the little suns, and the little moons; ¹⁹ the pendants, and the bracelets, and the veils; ²⁰ the chaplets, and the armlets, and the girdles, and the scent–cases, and the amulets; ²¹ the rings, and the nose–jewels; ²² the robes, and the over–tunics, and the cloaks, and the purses; ²³ and the mirrors, and the linen wraps, and the tiaras, and the cloaks. ²⁴ And it shall come to pass–That, instead of fragrance, a putrid odour, shall be, And, instead of a girdle, an encircling rope, And, instead of braided hair, baldness, And, instead of a festal robe, a girding of sackcloth, Branding instead of beauty:

¹ Awake, awake, Put on thy strength, O Zion,––Put on thy beautiful garments, O Jerusalem––thou holy, city, For there shall not again, come into thee any more, the uncircumcised and unclean.

¹⁰ I will, greatly rejoice, in Yahweh, My soul shall exult, in my God, For he hath clothed me, with the garments of salvation, With a robe of righteousness, hath he enwrapt me,––As, a bridegroom, adorneth himself with, a chaplet, And as, a bride, bedecketh herself with, her jewels.

³² Can, a virgin, forget, her ornaments,––A bride, her girdle? Yet, my people, have forgotten me, days without number.

³⁰ And, when, thou, art laid waste, what wilt thou do? Though thou clothe thyself with crimson, Though thou deck thyself with ornaments of gold, Though thou enlarge with antimony thine eyes, In vain, shalt thou make thyself fair,––Paramours, have rejected thee, Thy life, will they seek!

⁷ Into myriads––like the bud of the field, made I thee, And thou didst increase, and become well–grown, and didst attain to most excellent adornments,––Thy breasts, were well–formed, And, thy hair, was grown, But, thou thyself, wast utterly naked. ⁸ And I passed by thee, and looked upon thee, and lo! thy time, was the time for endearments, So I spread my skirt over thee, and covered thy shame,––And took an oath to thee, And entered into covenant with thee, Declareth My Lord, Yahweh, And thou didst become mine. ⁹ And I bathed thee in water, and rinsed thy blood from off thee, And anointed thee with oil; ¹⁰ And clothed thee with an embroidered dress, And sandalled thee in red leather,––And wrapped thee about with fine linen, And put over thee a mantle of silk. ¹¹ Then decked I thee with ornaments,––And put bracelets upon thy hands, And a neckchain upon thy throat; ¹² And put a nose–jewel upon thy nose, And earrings in thine ears,––And a crown of adorning, upon thy head. ¹³ Thus wast thou adorned with gold and silver, And, thy raiment, was of fine linen and silk, and embroidered work, Fine flour and honey and oil, didst thou eat,––And so thou becamest exceedingly, beautiful, And didst attain unto royalty.

⁴⁰ Yea verily, that ye must needs send for men, ready to come in, from afar,––in that, a messenger, was sent unto them, and lo! they came, For whom thou didst bathe thyself, Paint thine eyes, And deck thyself with ornaments.

² And be not configuring yourselves unto this age, but be transforming yourselves by the renewing of your mind, to the end ye may be proving what is the thing willed by God––the good and acceptable and perfect.

⁹ In the same way, that, the women, in seemly attire, with modesty and sober–mindedness, be adorning themselves,––not with plaitings and ornamentation of gold, or with pearls, or with costly apparel,–– ¹⁰ But, which becometh women promising godliness, through means of good works.

³ Aged women, in the same way, in deportment, as becometh sacred persons, not given to intrigue, nor yet, to much wine, enslaved, teachers of virtue,–– ⁴ That they may constrain the young women to be, lovers of their husbands, lovers of their children, ⁵ soberminded, chaste, workers at home, good, submitting themselves to their own husbands,––that, the word of God, be not defamed; ⁶ The younger men, in the same way, exhort thou to be sober–minded: ⁷ In all things, shewing, thyself, an ensample of noble works,––in thine instruction, uncorruptness, gravity, ⁸ healthful discourse that cannot be condemned, in order that, he that is of the contrary part, may relent, having nothing to say concerning us that is disparaging: ⁹ Servants, unto their own masters, to be submitting themselves in all things, to be, well–pleasing, not gainsaying, ¹⁰ not taking anything away, shewing, all good faith,––that, the instruction which is of our Saviour God, they may adorn in all things.
¹¹ For the favour of God, bringing salvation for all men, hath shone forth, ¹² Putting us under discipline––in order that,––denying ourselves of ungodliness and worldly covetings, in a soberminded and righteous and godly manner, we should live, in the present age, ¹³ Prepared to welcome the happy hope and forthshining of the glory of the great God and our Saviour Christ Jesus,–– ¹⁴ Who gave himself up in our behalf, that he might redeem us from all manner of lawlessness, and purify for himself a people as his own treasure––zealous of noble works.
¹⁵ As to these things, be speaking and exhorting and reproving, with all manner of precept: let, no one, disregard thee!