Jos 5:9 today have I removed from you the or of Egypt
Neh 5:9 not to be or of the enemy nations
Psa 22:6 I am .. or of men, and despised
Psa 31:11 Of all my enemies I am the object of o
Psa 69:19 you know my insult, my confusion and my o
Psa 89:50 remember the or .. or many peoples
Psa 109:25 I have been to them the object of o
Psa 119:22 turn away from me the hear the contempt
Lam 3:45 you turned us into oy abomination in the middle
Eze 5:15 you will be oy scorn and lesson and
Eze 22:4 therefore I have given you in or to the nations
Dan 9:16 Jerusalem and your people are the o of all
Joe 2:19 I will never again put you in or between the
Mic 6:16 ye shall therefore bear him or my people
1Ti 4:10 for this very reason we labor and suffer or
Heb 12:2 endured the cross, despising the or
A. NAME aiscune (aijscuvnh, 152), shame. It is translated “reproach” in Heb 12:2 (KJV: “shame”). See SHAME in SHAME, B, Nº 2. B. Verb oneidizo (ojneidivzw, 3679), related to oneidismos and oneidos (see VITUPERIO and AFRENTA, respectively), means: (a), in the active voice, reproach, rebuke (Mat 5:11 “reproach”; 11.20: “rebuke”; 27.44: “reproached”, RV: “rebuked”; Mc 15.32: “reproached”, RV: “despised”; Mc 16.14: “reproached”, RV: “censured” ; Luk 6:22 “reproach”, KJV: “reproach”; Rom 15:3 “that †¦ reproach”, KJV: “reproach”; 1Ti 4:10, TR: “reproach us”, KJV, KJV; Jam 1 :5 “without reproach”, RV: “do not scold”; 1Pe 4:14 “you are reproached”, RV, RVR). See INJURIATE, RECONVENE, REPROACH, REPROACH, VITUPER, ZAHERIR.¶
Source: Vine New Testament Dictionary
see Reproach.
Source: Dictionary of Theology