1) if it please, pray excuse me, excuse me please 1a) used to introduce an entreaty or request
STRONG'S WORD STUDY
H994 — בִּי
bi · please · Hebrew/Aramaic
12 tagged verse occurrences
Genesis 43:20 · בִּ֣יand say, ‘O, my lord, we really come down at the commencement to buy food;Genesis 44:18 · בִּ֣יAnd Judah cometh nigh unto him, and saith, ‘O, my lord, let thy servant speak, I pray thee, a word in the ears of my lord, and let not thine anger burn against thy servant—for thou art as Pharaoh.Exodus 4:10 · בִּ֣יAnd Moses saith unto Jehovah, ‘O, my Lord, I am not a man of words, either yesterday, or before, or since Thy speaking unto Thy servant, for I am slow of mouth, and slow of tongue.’Exodus 4:13 · בִּ֣יand he saith, ‘O, my Lord, send, I pray thee, by the hand Thou dost send.’Numbers 12:11 · בִּ֣יAnd Aaron saith unto Moses, ‘O, my lord, I pray thee, lay not upon us sin in which we have been foolish, and in which we have sinned;Joshua 7:8 · בִּ֖יOh, Lord, what do I say, after that Israel hath turned the neck before its enemies?Judges 6:13 · בִּ֣יAnd Gideon saith unto him, ‘O, my lord—and Jehovah is with us!—and why hath all this found us? and where are all His wonders which our fathers recounted to us, saying, Hath not Jehovah brought us up out of Egypt? and now Jehovah hath left us, and doth give us into the hand of Midian.’Judges 6:15 · בִּ֣יAnd he saith unto him, ‘O, my lord, wherewith do I save Israel? lo, my chief is weak in Manasseh, and I the least in the house of my father.’Judges 13:8 · בִּ֣יAnd Manoah maketh entreaty unto Jehovah, and saith, ‘O, my Lord, the man of God whom Thou didst send, let him come in, I pray thee, again unto us, and direct us what we do to the youth who is born.’1 Samuel 1:26 · בִּ֣יand she saith, ‘O, my lord, thy soul liveth! my lord, I am the woman who stood with thee in this place, to pray unto Jehovah;1 Kings 3:17 · בִּ֣יand the one woman saith, ‘O, my lord, I and this woman are dwelling in one house, and I bring forth with her, in the house;1 Kings 3:26 · בִּ֣יAnd the woman whose son is the living one saith unto the king (for her bowels yearned over her son), yea, she saith, ‘O, my lord, give to her the living child, and put it not at all to death;’ and this one saith, ‘Let it be neither mine or thine—cut it.’