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en-treat

(en-tret)    also in-treat (in-)v. en-treat-ed, en-treat-ing, en-treats.v. tr. 1. To make an earnest request of. 2. To ask for earnestly; petition for. 3. Archaic. To deal with; treat.v. intr. To make an earnest request or petition; plead. See Synonyms at beg.[Middle English entreten, from Anglo-Norman entreter : en-, causative pref. See EN-1 + treter, to treat. See TREAT.]--en-treat'ing-ly adv. --en-treat'ment n.

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suf-fer(sufr)v. suf-fered,

suf-fer-ing, suf-fers.v. intr. 1. To feel pain or distress; sustain loss, injury, harm, or punishment. 2. To tolerate or endure evil, injury, pain, or death. See Synonyms at bear1. 3. To appear at a disadvantage: "He suffers by comparison with his greater contemporary" (Albert C. Baugh).v. tr. 1. To undergo or sustain (something painful, injurious, or unpleasant): "Ordinary men have always had to suffer the history their leaders were making" (Herbert J. Muller). 2. To experience; undergo: suffer a change in staff. See Synonyms at experience. 3. To endure or bear; stand: would not suffer fools. 4. To permit; allow: "They were not suffered to aspire to so exalted a position as that of streetcar conductor" (Edmund S. Morgan).[Middle English suffren, from Old French sufrir, from Vulgar Latin *sufferire, from Latin sufferre : sub-, sub- + ferre, to carry. See bher-1.]--suf'fer-er n. --suf'fer-i                                                                                    American Heritage Dictionary

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And

it

came to pass,

 

as they

journeyed

 

from the east,

 

that they

found

a

plain

in

the

land

of

Shinar;

 

and they dwelt

there.

**

 

And Lot lifted

up

his eyes,

and beheld

all

the plain

of

Jordan,

 

Then Lot

chose

him

all the

plain

of

Jordan;

 

and Lot

journeyed east:

 

and they

separated

themselves

the

one

from

the other.

**

But those

that encamp

before

the

tabernacle

toward the east,

 

even

before

the

tabernacle

of

the

congregation eastward,

 

shall

be

Moses,

**

 

And

the

Lord

said

unto him,

 

What

is that

in

thine

hand?

 

***

What aileth

thee,

 

Hagar?

 

fear not;

 

for God

hath heard

the voice

of

the

lad

 

where

he

is.

 

Arise,

lift up

the

lad,

 

and hold

him in

thine

hand;

 

for

I

will make

him

a

great nation.

*

 

and they

bare children

 to

them,

 

the same became

mighty men

which

were

 

of

old,

 

men of renown.

**

 

And Cush

begat

Nimrod:

 

he

began

to

 

be

 

a

mighty

 

one

 

in

the earth.

****

 

And the

Lord

said unto

him,

What

is

that

in thine hand?

 

 

And he said,

 

A rod.

 

**

 

And he said

unto the

woman,

 

Yea,

 

hath God said,

 

Ye shall not eat

of

every

tree

of the

garden?

**

 

Cast

it

on the

ground.

**

 

And the woman

said

unto

the

serpent,

 

We

 

may eat

of the fruit

of

the trees

 

of

the garden:

**

 

And he

cast

it

on

the ground,

 

and

it

became a serpent;

**

 

Now

the

serpent

was

more subtil

than

any

beast

of the

field

which

the

Lord God

had made.

**

 

In

the

 day

that God

created man,

 

in

the

likeness

of

God

made

he

him;

***

 

and Moses

fled

from

before

it.

**

 

Therefore

thus

saith

the

Lord God

of

hosts,

 

 O

my people

that

dwellest in Zion,

be

not

afraid

of

 

the

Assyrian:

 

he

shall smite

 

thee

 

with a rod,

 

and shall lift

up

his

staff

against

 

thee,

 

after

the

manner

of

Egypt.

 

For

yet

a

very little while,

 

and the

indignation

shall cease,

 

and mine anger

in

their

destruction.

**

 

And the

Lord

said unto

Moses,

 

Put

forth

thine hand,

**

 

Now

therefore

restore

*

 

*

the

man his wife;

. . . and

if thou

restore

her not,

 

know thou

that thou

shalt surely die,

 thou,

and

all that

are

thine.

**

 

and take

it

by

the tail.

 

And he

put forth

his hand,

and caught it,

 

and it became

a rod

in his

hand:

***

 

That they

may

 

believe

 

that the

Lord God

of

their fathers,

the

God

of

Abraham,

 

the

God

of

Isaac,

 

and the

God

of

Jacob,

 

hath

 

appeared

 

unto

thee.

 

And the

Lord

said

furthermore

 

unto him,

 

Put

now

thine hand

into

thy

bosom.

**

 

And God

called

the

 light Day,

 

. . . and the morning

were the

first day.

**

 

How

art thou

fallen

from

heaven,

 

O

Lucifer,

 

son

of the

morning!

 

how

art thou

cut

down

to the

ground,

 

which didst

weaken

the

nations!

 

For

thou hast

said

in

thine heart,

 

I

will ascend

into

heaven,

 

I

will exalt

my

throne above

the

stars

of

God:

**

 

 

And

he

put

 

his

hand

 

into

his

bosom:

 

and when

he

took

it

 

out,

 

behold,

his hand

 

was

leprous

as

snow.

 

And

he

said,

 

Put

 

thine hand

into

thy

bosom again.

***

 

And

the

dove

came

in to

him

in

the

evening;

 

and,

lo,

in

her

mouth

was an olive

leaf

plucked off:

**

 

And

the

beginning

 

of his

kingdom

was

Babel, . . .

 

… in the

land of Shinar.

 

     Asshur,

and builded

Nineveh,

 

and the

city

Rehoboth, and Calah,

 

And Resen

between

Nineveh

and Calah:

the

same

is

a

great city.

**

Then cometh

Immanuel

 

from

 

Nineveh

to

Jordan

unto

Elisha,

 

to be

anointed

of

him.

 

But Elisha 

forbad

him,

 

saying,

 

I

have need

to be

anointed

of

thee,

 

and comest

thou

 

to me?

 

And

Immanuel

said

unto

him,

 

Suffer

it

to be

so

now:

 

for thus it

becometh

us

to

fulfil

all

righteousness.

 

Then

he

suffered

 

him.

**

 

And they

answered

them,

and said,

 

He is;

 

behold,

 

he is

before you:

 

 make haste

now,

for he

 came

today

to

the city;

 

for there

is a

sacrifice

of the

people

today

in the

high place:

 

As soon

as ye

be

come into

the

city,

ye shall

straightway

find him,

 

before

he

go

up

 

to the

high place

to

eat:

 

for

the

people

will not

eat

until

he

come,

 

because

he doth

bless the sacrifice;

 

and

afterwards

they eat

that

be

bidden.

 

Now

therefore

get you up;

 

for

about

this time

ye

shall find him.

***

 

For God,

said

she,

hath

appointed

me

another

seed instead

of

Abel,

 whom Cain slew.

**

 

And Immanuel,

when

he

was

anointed,

 

went

up

straightway

 

out

of

the

water:

 

and,

 

lo,

 

the heavens

 

were

opened

unto him,

 

and

he

saw

*

And

 

the

Spirit of God

moved

upon the face

of the

waters.

*

 

the

Spirit of God

descending like a dove,

and

lighting

upon

him:

 

****

 

And Rebekah

lifted

up her eyes,

 and

when

she

saw

Isaac,

****

 

And every

beast

that parteth

the

hoof,

and cleaveth

**

 

and every living

creature

that moveth,

**

 

the cleft

into

two claws,

 

and cheweth

the cud

among

the beasts,

 

that

ye

shall eat.

 

Nevertheless

these

ye

shall not eat

 

of

them that chew the cud,

or

of

them that

divide

the

cloven hoof;

 

as the camel,

and the hare,

and the coney:

 for they chew the cud,

     

but

divide not the hoof;

 

therefore

they are unclean

unto you.

 

**

she

lighted

 

off

the camel.

**

 

And

the

Lord

shall

cause

his

glorious voice

 

to be

heard,

and shall shew

the

lighting down

 

of

his arm,

 

with

the indignation

of

his anger,

***

 

But when

he

saw

the multitudes,

 

he

was moved

with

compassion

on

them,

because they fainted,

 

and

were

scattered

abroad,

 

as

sheep

having

no

shepherd.

 

Then saith

he

unto his disciples,

 

The harvest

truly

is

plenteous,

 

but

the

labourers

are few;

**

 

And

it

came to pass

on

the

morrow,

 

that the

firstborn

said unto

the

younger,

 

Behold,

**

 

And Adam knew

 

Eve his wife;

 

and she

conceived,

 

and bare Cain,

and said,

 

I

have

gotten a man

from

the

Lord.

**

 

Hear my voice;

ye

wives

of

Lamech,

 

hearken

unto

my speech:

 

for

I

have slain

a

man

to

my wounding,

and

a

young man

to

my hurt.

**

 

 

**

And they

called

unto Lot,

 

and said unto

him,

 

Where

are the

men

which came

in to

thee

this night?

 

bring them

out unto

us,

 

that we

may know them.

 

And Lot

went out

at

the

door

unto

them,

 

and shut

the door

after

him,

 

And said,

I

pray you,

 

brethren,

 

do not

so wickedly.

 

Behold now,

I

have

two daughters

which have

not known man;

 

let me,

 

I

pray you,

bring

them

out

unto you,

 

and do

ye

to

them

 

as

is

good

 

in

your eyes:

 

only unto

these men

do

nothing;

**

 

 

And if

I

send them

away

fasting

to

their

own houses,

they will faint

by

the way:

 

for divers

of

them came

from

far.

**

 

And many

among them

shall stumble,

and fall,

and be broken,

 

and be snared,

 

and be taken.

 

Bind up

the

testimony,

 

seal the law

among my disciples.

 

And

I

will wait upon

the Lord,

that hideth

his

face

from the house

of

Jacob,

 

and

I

will look

for him.

***

And his disciples

answered

him,

 

From

whence

can a man

satisfy

these men

with bread

 

here

in the

wilderness?

 

*

for therefore

came they

under the

shadow

of

my

roof.

*

And it

came to pass,

 

 when they

had brought

 

them forth

abroad,

 

that he said,

Escape

for

thy life;

 

look not

behind

thee,

 

neither

stay thou

in

all the

plain;

 

escape

to

the

mountain,

lest thou

be

consumed.

*

 

I

lay

yesternight

with

 

my father:

 

let us

make

 him

drink wine

this night

also;

 

and

go

thou

in,

and lie

with him,

 

that we

 

may preserve

seed

of

our father.

 

*

Except

the God

of

my father,

 

the

God

of

Abraham,

 

and the

fear

of

Isaac,

 

had been with

me,

surely

thou hadst

 

sent me away

now

empty.

God

hath seen

mine

affliction

and the

labour

of

my hands,

and rebuked

thee

yesternight.

 

 

 

 

***

Pray

ye

therefore

 

the Lord

of

the

harvest,

 

that

he

will send

forth

labourers

into his harvest.

And when

he

had

called

unto him

his

twelve disciples,

 

he

gave them

power

against unclean spirits,

to

cast them out,

and to heal

all manner

of

 sickness

and all

manner of disease.

  

**

and

with the flame

of

a

devouring fire,

 

with scattering,

and tempest,

 

and hailstones.

**

 

A bundle of myrrh

is my

wellbeloved

unto me;

 

he shall lie

all night

betwixt

my breasts.

 

My beloved

is unto

me

as a

cluster of camphire

in the

vineyards

of

Engedi.

**

And lo

a

voice

from heaven,

saying,

This is

my beloved Son,

 

in whom

I am

well pleased.

**

 

And the Lord shall cause

his

glorious voice

to be

heard,

and shall shew the

lighting down

of

his arm,

with the indignation

of

his anger,

and with

the flame

of

a devouring fire,

 

with scattering,

and tempest,

and hailstones.

For through

the voice

of the

Lord shall the

Assyrian

be

beaten down,

 

which smote

with

a rod.

***

And he

put

his hand

into his

bosom

again;

 

and plucked

it out of his bosom,

and, behold,

it

was

turned again

as

his

other flesh.

 

And

it shall come

to

pass,

 

if they

will not believe

thee,

 

neither hearken

to the

voice

of the

first sign,

 

that they

will believe

the voice

of the

latter sign.

***

and Aaron

and

his sons,

 

keeping the charge

of the

sanctuary

for the

charge

of the

children

of

Israel;

 

and the stranger

that cometh

nigh

shall

be

put to death.

 

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