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MAHER  -  MANGER


                  MAHER-SHALAL-HASH-BAZ  (hastens  to  the  prey).   MALCHIAH,  MALCHIJAH  (the  Lord  is  king).  Ge.
               The  name  God  gave  to Isaiah’s  son  as  a  sign  of  the   46:17; Je. 38:1.
               future destruction of the northern kingdom of Israel by   MALCHIEL (God is king). Ge. 46:17.
               Assyria (Is. 8:3-4).                                MALCHIJAH (the Lord reigns). 1 Ch. 9:12.
                  MAHLAH (disease). Nu. 26:33.                     MALCHIRAM (most exalted king). 1 Ch. 3:18.
                  MAHLI (infirmity, sickness). Nu. 3:20.           MALCHISHUA (the help of the king). 1 Ch. 8:33.
                  MAHLON (heavy disease). Ru. 1:2.                 MALCHUS (a king, counselor). Jn. 18:10.
                  MAHOL (infirmity). 1 Ki. 4:31.                   MALEFACTOR. An  evil doer; a criminal (Lk. 23:32,
                  MAID,  MAIDEN.  (1)  A  female  servant  (Ge.  16:2;   39; Jn. 18:30).
               29:29; 30:3, 7;  Ex. 2:5; 21:20; Ru. 2:8;  2 Ki. 5:2; Ezr.   MALICE,  MALICIOUS,  MALIGNITY.  Harboring  ill
               2:65; Job 19:15; Ps. 123:2). (2) A virgin (De. 22:14, 17;   will  or  enmity  without  provocation;  extreme  hatred;
               Jud.  19:24;  Es.  2:4,  7-8;  Ps.  78:63).  (3)  A  young   disposition to injure (Webster) Wickedness  or vice in the
               unmarried woman generally (2 Ch. 36:17; Je. 2:32).   wider sense, not merely malevolence, which is the more
                  MAID CHILD. A female child (Le. 12:5).         usual  acceptation of the word  (The Bible Word-Book).
                  MAIL. A coat of armor (1 Sa. 17:5). [See Breastplate,   (Ro. 1:29; 1 Co. 5:8; 14:20; Ep. 4:31; Col. 3:8; Tit. 3:3;
               Military.]                                        1 Pe. 2:1, 16; 3 Jn. 10). [See Anger, Controversy.]
                  MAIMED. Crippled; disabled in limbs; injured; lame   MALLOTHI (I have spoken). 1 Ch. 25:4.
               (Le. 22:22; Mt. 15:30-31; Mk. 9:43; Lk. 14:13, 21).   MALLUCH (possession). Ne. 10:4.
                  MAJESTY.  Greatness   of  appearance;  dignity;   MALLOWS.  Some  common  herb  which  the  poor
               grandeur;  dignity  of  aspect  of  manner;  the quality  or   would eat to satisfy their hunger (Job 30:4) (Concise).
               state  of  a  person  or  thing  which  inspires   awe  or   MAMMON.  Money  and  possessions  (Mt.  6:24;  Lk.
               reverence in  the  beholder  (Webster). Majesty  is most   16:11, 13). [See Money, Tithe.]
               often  used  of  the  Lord  (Job  37:22;  40:10;  Ps.  29:4;
               93:1; 96:6; 104:1; 145:5, 12; Is. 2:10; 24:14; 26:10; Mi.   MAMRE  (lifting  up).  The ancient  name  of  Hebron
               5:4; He. 1:3; 8:1; 2 Pe. 1:16; Jude 25), though it is also   (Ge. 14:13).
               used  of  earthly  kings (1 Ch. 29:25; Es. 1:4; Da. 4:30;   MAN. [See Adam, Death, Evolution, Heart, Image of
               5:18). The  fact  that  the  term  “majesty”  is  applied  to   God,  Justification,  Resurrection,  Salvation,  Sin,  Soul,
               Jesus  Christ  testifies  to  His   deity  (2  Pe.  1:16).  The   Spirit.]
               Hebrew  word  most  commonly  translated  “majesty”  in   MAN CHILD. Male child (Ge. 17:10; Le. 12:2).
               the O.T. (hadar) is also  translated “beauty” (Ps. 110:3),   MAN OF  WAR. A  warrior  (Ex.  15:3;  Jos.  17:1;  Is.
               “comeliness”  (Eze.  16:14),  “excellency”  (Is.  35:2),   3:2; Lk. 23:11). [See Military.]
               “glorious” (Ps. 29:2), “glory” (De. 33:17; Ps. 90:16; Da.   MAN  SLAYER. Murderer  (Nu.  35:6,12;  1  Ti.  1:9).
               11:20),  “goodly”  (Le.  23:40),  and  “honour”  (1  Ch.   [See Kill.]
               16:27;  Ps.  149:9).  The  Greek  word  translated   MAN STEALER. [See Men Stealer.]
               “majesty”  (megaleiotes)  is  also  translated
               “magnificence”  (Ac.  19:27)  and  “mighty  power”  (Lk.   MANAEN (a comforter, leader). Ac. 13:1).
               9:43) [See Glory, Kingdom of God, Millennium.]      MANAHATH (a gift, rest). Ge. 36:23.
                  MAKAZ (distant place). 1 Ki. 4:9.                MANASSEH  (forgetting).  The oldest  son  of  Joseph
                  MAKE FOR. To be for the advantage of (Eze. 17:17;   (Ge.  41:51).  His children  form  the  tribe of  Manasseh
               Ro. 14:19).                                       (Ge. 48:5, 19; Nu. 1:10-35; 26:28-34; 32:33-41; 34:14,
                  MAKE  MENTION.  To  mention;  tell;  proclaim  (Ge.   23;  De.  3:13-14;  29:8;  33:17;  34:2;  Jos.  1:12;  4:12;
                                                                 12:6; 13:7-29; 14:4; 16:4, 9; 17:1-9; 21:5-27; 22:1-15,
               40:14; Je. 4:16).                                 21-31; Ju. 1:27; Eze. 48:4-5). [See Israel.]
                  MAKE MERRY. To be merry; to  be festive (Je. 30:19;   MANASSES (forgetfulness). Mt. 1:10.
               Lk. 15:29).
                                                                   MANDRAKES.  A  beautiful,  odoriferous   plant
                  MAKHELOTH  (place  where  the  people  assemble).   supposed to  act  as  a love potion  (Ge.  30:14-16; Song
               Nu. 33:25.                                        7:13).  The  fruit  is  small  and  yellowish  in  color
                  MAKKEDAH (place of cattle-breeders). Jos. 10:10.  (Analytical).
                  MAKTESH (heap of the dead). Zep. 1:11.           MANEH. [See Money.]
                  MALACHI  (a  messenger  of  the  Lord). The prophet   MANGER. A feed box for cattle (Lk. 2:7-16; 13:15),
               who wrote the last book of the O.T. (Mal. 1:1).   also  called  a  crib (Pr. 14:4;  Is. 1:3).  The  mangers  in
                  MALCHAM (exalted king). 1 Ch. 8:9.             Israel were typically made of stone rather than wood, so




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