Cross Reference LUKE 9:7 NOW HEROD THE TETRARCH HEARD OF ALL THAT WAS DONE BY HIM AND HE WAS PERPLEXED BECAUSE THAT IT WAS SAID OF SOME THAT JOHN WAS RISEN FROM THE DEAD

{Luke 9:7} Now 1161 Herod 2264 the x3588 tetrarch 5076 heard 191 z5656 of all 3956 that was done 1096 z5740 by 5259 him: 846 and 2532 he was perplexed, 1280 z5707 because y1223 that it was said 3004 z5745 of 5259 some, 5100 that 3754 John 2491 was risen 1453 z5769 from 1537 the dead; 3498

am 4036, ad 32

Herod:
"Terrorsª shall make him afraidª ° on every side,ª and shall driveª ° him to his feet.ª ... His strengthª shall be¹ hungerbitten,ª and destructionª [shall be] readyª ° at his side.ª" {Job 18:11-12} + "How¹ are¹ they [brought] into desolation,ª as in a moment!ª they are utterly² ° consumedª °¹ with¹ terrors.ª" {Psa 73:19} + "Atª thatª timeª Herodª the¹ tetrarchª heardª ° of the¹ fameª of Jesus,ª ... Andª hisª disciplesª came,ª ° and took upª ° the¹ body,ª andª buriedª ° it,ª andª wentª ° and toldª ° Jesus.ª" {Mtt 14:1-12} + "Andª kingª Herodª heardª ° [of him]; (forª hisª nameª was² ° spread abroad:)ª ¹ andª he said,ª ° Thatª Johnª the¹ Baptistª ° was risenª ° fromª the dead,ª andª thereforeª ª mighty worksª do shew forth¹ themselves² ° inª him.ª ... Andª broughtª ° hisª headª inª a charger,ª andª gaveª ° itª to the¹ damsel:ª andª the¹ damselª gaveª ° itª to her² ¹ mother.ª" {Mrk 6:14-28}

Tetrarch:
A tetrarch, τετραρχης [Strong's G5076], from τετρας [Strong's G5069], four, and αρχη [Strong's G0746], government, properly signifies a prince, or ruler over a quarter of any region; and had its origin from Galatia, which was governed by four princes. In the New Testament, however, it denotes a prince, or king, who reigns over the fourth part of a former kingdom. By Herod's will his kingdom was thus divided among his sons: Archelaus had one-half, consisting of Idumea, Judea, and Samaria; Herod Antipas, one-fourth, consisting of Galilee and Perea; and Philip the remaining fourth, consisting of Batanea, Trachonitis, and Auranitis.

he:
"Andª there shall beª ° signsª inª the sun,ª andª in the moon,ª andª in the stars;ª andª uponª the¹ earthª distressª of nations,ª withª perplexity;ª the seaª andª the wavesª roaring;ª °" {Lke 21:25} + "For¹ [it is] a dayª of trouble,ª and of treading down,ª and of perplexityª by the Lordª GODª of hostsª in the valleyª of vision,ª breaking² ° down¹ the walls,ª and of cryingª to¹ the mountains.ª" {Isa 22:5} + "The bestª of them [is] as a brier:ª the most uprightª [is sharper] than a thorn hedge:ª ¹ the dayª of thy watchmenª ° [and] thy visitationª cometh;ª ° now¹ shall be¹ their perplexity.ª" {Mic 7:4}