קדם
qâdam
kaw-dam'
A primitive root; to project (one self), that is, precede; hence to anticipate, hasten, meet (usually for help)
KJV Usage: come (go, [flee]) before, + disappoint, meet, prevent.
KJV Usage: come (go, [flee]) before, + disappoint, meet, prevent.
Deuteronomy 23:4 | they met |
2 Samuel 22:6 | seized |
2 Samuel 22:19 | They fell upon |
2 Kings 19:32 | there, nor come before |
Nehemiah 13:2 | Because they met |
Job 3:12 | receive |
Job 30:27 | came upon |
Job 41:11 | Who hath given to |
Psalms 17:13 | disappoint |
Psalms 18:5 | seized |
Psalms 18:18 | They came upon |
Psalms 21:3 | For thou meetest |
Psalms 59:10 | shall go before |
Psalms 68:25 | went before, |
Psalms 79:8 | come to help |
Psalms 88:13 | come before |
Psalms 89:14 | shall go |
Psalms 95:2 | Let us come |
Psalms 119:147 | I came before |
Psalms 119:148 | are awake through |
Isaiah 21:14 | they met |
Isaiah 37:33 | there, nor come before |
Amos 9:10 | nor fall upon |
Jonah 4:2 | before |
Micah 6:6 | How shall I come before |
Micah 6:6 | shall I come before |
2 | they met |
2 | there, nor come before |
2 | seized |
1 | They fell upon |
1 | receive |
1 | came upon |
1 | Who hath given to |
1 | They came upon |
1 | For thou meetest |
1 | went before, |
1 | shall go |
1 | are awake through |
1 | nor fall upon |
1 | How shall I come before |
1 | shall I come before |
1 | disappoint |
1 | come before |
1 | I came before |
1 | come to help |
1 | before |
1 | Because they met |
1 | Let us come |
1 | shall go before |
qadam hi. G436 anth istemi
qadam hi. G1096 ginomai
qadam pi. see G4198 st. poreuo
qadam pi. G906 ballo
qadam pi. G1911 epi ballo
qadam pi. G2638 kata lambano
qadam pi. G4313 pro poreuo
qadam pi. G4399 pro phthano
qadam pi. G4876 sun antao
KJV Usage: aforetime, ancient (time), before, east (end, part, side, -ward), eternal, X ever (-lasting), forward, old, past. H6924 קדמה קדם qedem qêdmâh
qedem qêdmâh
keh'-dem, kayd'-maw
From H6923; the front, of place (absolutely the fore part, relatively the East) or time (antiquity); often used adverbially (before, anciently, eastward)