Word Study H6403, H6412,H6413 paleyt H4422 malat escape, deliver
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Introduction
H6413 peleytahKJC:28 escape22, deliverance5, remnant1
H6412 paleytKJC:25, escape23, fugitve1
H6403 palatKJC:26 deliver21, escape2, calveth1, carry1, save1
H4422 malatKJC:97 escape50, deliver33, save5, etc.
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H6413peleytahKJC:28escape22, deliverance5, remnant1
פּלטה פְּלֵיטָה
Feminine of H6412; deliverance; concretely an escaped portion: - deliverance, (that is) escape (-d), remnant.
Total KJV Occurrences: 28
escaped, 11 Exo10:4-5 (2), Jdg21:17, 2Ki19:30, 1Ch4:43, 2Ch20:24, 2Ch30:6, Ezr9:15, Isa4:2 (2), Isa10:20, Isa37:31
escape, 9 Gen32:8, 2Sa15:14, 2Ki19:31, Ezr9:8, Isa37:32, Jer25:35, Jer50:29, Dan11:42, Joe2:3
deliverance, 5 Gen45:7, 2Ch12:7, Ezr9:13, Joe2:32, Oba1:17
escapeth, 1 Isa15:9
escaping, 1 Ezr9:14
remnant, 1 Eze14:22
LXX: G2641 kata leipo, G4991 soteria
WordStudy®
pelēyṭāh: A feminine noun meaning deliverance, something delivered, a remnant. Jacob split his group into two camps so that if Esau attacked one, the other could escape (Gen32:8 [9]). Joseph told his brothers that God used what they meant for evil to be deliverance for them (Gen45:7). Moses told Pharaoh that the locusts would eat whatever was left from the hail (Exo10:5). The Israelites looked for wives for the BenJasites who were left (Jdg21:17). David had everyone flee, or no one would be safe from Absalom (2Sa15:14).
H6412 paleytKJC:25, escape23, fugitve1
פּלט פּליט פּליט
From H6403; a refugee: - (that have) escape (-d, -th), fugitive.
LXX: G1309 dia pheugo
Total KJV Occurrences: 24
escape, 12 Jos8:22, 2Ki9:15, Isa66:19, Jer42:17, Jer44:14 (2), Jer50:28 (2), Eze6:8-9 (2), Eze7:16, Oba1:14
escaped, 9 Gen14:13, Num21:29, Jdg12:5, Isa45:20, Jer51:50, Lam2:22, Eze24:27, Eze33:21-22 (2)
escapeth, 2 Eze24:26, Amo9:1
fugitives, 1 Jdg12:4
WordStudy®
I. A masculine noun referring to a refugee, a survivor. It indicates persons or groups who have lived through a dangerous situation; survivors or those who have escaped what might have been sure death; fugitives (Gen14:13; Jos8:22; 2Ki9:15, etc.).
II. A masculine noun indicating a refugee, a survivor. It is the same as I. In context it refers to Moabite fugitives (Num21:29); and to a group of survivors in the time when God will restore His people and the nations (Isa66:19).
H6403 palatKJC:26 deliver21, escape2, calveth1, carry1, save1
פָּלַט
A primitive root; to slip out, that is, escape; causatively to deliver: - calve, carry away safe, deliver, (cause to) escape.
LXX related word(s)
G1544 ek ballo / G1295 dia sozo / G1806 ex ago / G1807 ex aireoG4506 rhuomai / G4982 sozo / G3084 lutroo
Total KJV Occurrences: 26
deliver, 11 Psa17:13, Psa22:4, Psa22:8, Psa31:1, Psa37:40 (2), Psa43:1, Psa82:4 (2), Mic6:14 (2)
deliverer, 5 2Sa22:2, Psa18:2, Psa40:17, Psa70:5, Psa144:2
delivered, 3 2Sa22:44, Job23:7, Psa18:43
escape, 2 Psa71:2, Eze7:16
calveth, 1 Job21:10
carry, 1 Isa5:29
deliverest, 1 Mic6:14
delivereth, 1 Psa18:48
safe, 1 Isa5:29
WordStudy®
pālaṯ: A verb meaning to escape, to take to safety, to bring forth. It can be used to depict a deliverer, one who helps to escape (2Sa22:2). It describes deliverance or rescue from threatening situations (2Sa22:44). It signifies survivors who have escaped, gotten away safely in time of danger (Eze7:16). It means to give birth to a calf, to calve (Job21:10). It means to be given a legal judgment of freedom, a clearance (Job23:7). It describes the Lord's deliverance of the psalmist's life from oppressors (Psa17:13). In its causative usage, it means to take to safety, to deliver (Isa5:29; Mic6:14).
H4422malatKJC:97escape50, deliver33, save5, etc.
ָמַלט
A primitive root; properly to besmooth, that is, (by implication) to escape (as if by slipperiness); causatively to release or rescue; specifically to bringforth young, emit sparks: - deliver (self), escape, lay, leap out, let alone, let go, preserve, save, X speedily, X surely.
LXX related word(s)
G2192 echo / G5088 tikto / G1807 ex aireo / G4506 rhuomai / G4982 sozoG1224 dia baino / G1309 dia pheugo / G1295 dia sozo / G2147 heurisko
KJV Occurrences: 97
escaped, 25 Jdg3:26 (2), Jdg3:29, 1Sa19:10, 1Sa19:12, 1Sa19:17-18 (2), 1Sa22:1, 1Sa22:20, 1Sa23:13, 1Sa30:17, 2Sa1:3, 2Sa4:6, 1Ki20:20, 2Ki19:37, 2Ch16:7, Job1:15-17 (3), Job19:19-20 (2), Psa124:7 (2), Isa37:38, Jer41:15
escape, 22 Gen19:17 (2), Gen19:19-20 (2), Gen19:22, 1Sa27:1 (2), 1Ki18:40, 2Ki10:24, Est4:13, Pro19:5, Ecc7:26, Isa20:6, Jer32:4, Jer34:3, Jer38:18, Jer38:23, Jer46:6, Jer48:8, Eze17:15, Eze17:18, Dan11:41
deliver, 17 Job6:23, Job22:30, Psa33:17, Psa41:1, Psa89:48, Psa116:4, Ecc8:8, Isa46:2, Isa46:4, Jer39:18, Jer51:6, Jer51:45, Eze33:5, Amo2:14-15 (3), Zec2:7
delivered, 16 2Sa19:9, Job22:30, Job29:12, Psa22:5, Pro11:20-21 (2), Pro28:26, Ecc9:15, Isa49:24-25 (2), Isa66:7, Eze17:15, Dan12:1, Joe2:32, Amo9:1, Mal3:15
save, 4 1Ki1:11-12 (2), Job20:20, Jer48:6
escapeth, 3 1Ki19:17 (2), Jer48:19
haste, 2 Exo12:33, Exo34:8
alone, 1 2Ki23:18
away, 1 1Sa20:29
get, 1 1Sa20:29
lay, 1 Isa34:15
leap, 1 Job41:19
preserve, 1 Isa31:5
saved, 1 2Sa19:5
speedily, 1 1Sa27:1
WordStudy®
mālaṭ: A verb meaning to escape. The picture of escape is as sparks leaping out of the fire (Job41:19 [11]); or like a bird escaping the fowlers (Psa124:7). This word is usually used within the context of fleeing for one's life as Lot was urged to do (Gen19:17, Gen19:19-20, Gen19:22); as David did from the hands of Saul (1Sa19:10-12; 1Sa27:1); or as Zedekiah could not do when facing the Chaldeans (Jer32:4; Jer34:3). It is also used to describe rescue from death (Est4:13; Psa89:48 [49]; Amo2:14-15); calamity (Job1:15-17, Job1:19); or punishment (Pro11:21; Pro19:5; Pro28:26). In a few instances, the word is used to describe protection (Ecc9:15; Isa31:5); in one instance, it means to give birth to a child (Isa66:7).
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