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DICTIONARY AND CONCORDANCE

BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS

EXHIBITING THE USE OF ABOVE

TEN THOUSAND GREEK AND ENGLISH WORDS

OCGUHRING IN UPWARDS OF

EIGHTY THOUSAND PASSAGES OP THE NEW TESTAMENT

60 is TO rOKM A

KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE SACEED SCEIPTUEE.

By EOBEET YOUNG, LL.D.,
AUTHOR OF "the ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO THE BIBLE," ETC.

EDINBURGH : GEOEGE ADAM YOUNG AND COMPANY.
NEW YORK : FUNK AND WAGNALLS.

MDCCCLXXXIII.

PEEFATORY NOTE

THE BIBLE is at once the simplest and yet the most
profound book ever written. This is true ol the
Inspired Original itself^ and in some respect also
of its manifold translations. Its great fundamental
truths are so apparent on the surface that the worst
MS, in existence does not alter materially " one article
of faith, or one moral precept."
On the other hand, the best Translation is imperfect,
and often, in the very nature of the case, falls to ex
press the full significance of the Original. The delicate
shades of meaning which distinguish one word from
another, the precise force of many of the particles,
the emphasis which rests on particular words arising
from their peculiarity of form or position in the sentence,
are often overlooked, while the unfortunate want of
uniformity that runs tlu'oughout our common English
version, has often most unnecessarily created confusion,
ambiguity, and error, both, among friends and foes of
the Bible. What ordinary reader, for example, would
ever imagine that the words conclude, count, reckon,
impute, account, and esteem (which occur iu Ro. 3. 28 ;
4. 3, 4, II ; 8. 36 ; 14. 14), are the translations of one and
the same Original word? On the other hand, what
ordinary reader cousulting his Bible and Concordance
would believe that the word " break," as found in these,
is the translation of sixty separate Hebrew and of thir
teen separate Greek words,_each with its own shade of
raeaning more or less definite ? Even though in many
cases the exact difference between these cannot be
pointed out with certainty, yet, if by sorae means he
can be enabled to know that there is a distinction, a
great point will be gained, as he is thus warned that
the words he is considering are not really the same, and
therefore the inference he may naturally draw from the
one is not by any means to be drawn from the others.
By far the greatest and best rule of Biblical Criticism
is moreover to make Scripture its own interpreter,
that ia to say, to explain one passage of Scripture by
another of a similarnature, " comparing spiritual things
with spiritual." This can best be done by studying
parallel passages, which may be foimd (more or less
accurately) iu many Bibles, and raore fully in " Con
cordances," or other vej'bal Indexes to the Bible.
Cruden published the first edition of his work in 1737,
the second in 1761, and the third in 1769. Since that
time no serious attempt was raade to produce a new
one, till the "ANALYTICAL CO.N"COIlDANCE " ap
peared in 1879.
In drawing up that work, the primary object of the
Author, then, was to gather together the most exten
sive collection possible of passages under each Original
word, and the Seodnd was to give the nearest English
equivalent of all such Original words. The result of
thefirsthBiS been, that about 120,000 passages have been
given more than in the very largest edition of Cruden,
and practically the work, in this respect, may be said
to be COMPLETE.
With regard to the second point, securing uniformity
in the rendering of above 60,000 words, the Author has
thought that there is room for improvement, and has
kept thia matter prominently in view in his further
studies, and the result so far may now be seen in this
DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WOKDS AND SYNONYMS,
the meaning of every Original word having been rein
vestigated, and a degree of uniformity obtained that
was at first altogether unattainable.
The great size of the Analytical Concordance has
been founc by not a few to be a barrier in the way of
their possessing themselves of it, and repeated requests
have been made for an abridgment. But as the value
of that Work consists largely in its perfect completeness,
it was not very easy to see how it could be abridged
without really spoiUng it. At last it was thought that
by retaining all (or nearly all) the references, and by
omitting the Scripture quotations, a volume might be
produced that would be more portable, and easily
accessible to every private Christian at less than half
price, with the additional advantage of the Kevised
Renderings mentioned above.
From this Volume, then, as well as from the "Analy

tical Concordance," the mere English reader may at
once ascertain THREE points of immense interest to
every Bible reader :
First, the Original Hebrew or Greek of any word or
phrase in his English Bible ;
Second, the nearest literal rendering of eveiy such
Original word ; and
Thirdly, every passage where the same Original
word is used.
He can thus distinguish things that differ, in a way
that is exhibited nowhere else. It is iu fact a COM
MENTARY upon every word in Scripture, of the most
minute, and yet of the simplest, kind possible.
The figures inserted after each original word refer to
the ** Reversed Indexes" to the " Analytical Concord
ance," which form " Hebrew and Greek Lexicons," with
all the Varied Renderings of the Authorised Version.
The insertion of these figures, though it has caused
great labour, does not occupy much space, and will be
highly prized no doubt by those disposed to refer to
these "Indexes," which show at a glance all the varied
Renderings (^ the Common Bible,
Should a suflicient number of Subscribers desire it,
these Indexes -will be reprinted so as to bind along with
this DICTIONARY.
" The studied variety adopted by the Translators of
1611 has produced a degree ol inconsistency that cannot
be reconciled with the principle of faithfulness." Such
is the verdict of the Revisers; and the following facts
show how liable they themselves are^to the same charge,
with far less excuse
The Greek word batlios is rendered (by them) deep 2,
deepness 2, depth 3, deep things 2.
Balls, is rendered cast gi, cast down 4, lie 4, put 14,
put up I, send 2, pour 2, come down i.
BaptizS, to baptize 77, wash 2.
Baptis'mos, baptisms i, washings 2.
Bareo, to be heavy 2, burdened 2, weighed do.wn i.
Bams, heavy i, weiglity 2, grievous 3.
Basa-niso, to torment 8, distress 2, vex i, be in pain i.
Basilikos, nobleman 2, king's i, royal 2.
Bastazo, to bear 22, carry 3, talce away i, take up i.
Belaios, sure 3, stedfast 3, firm 2, of force i.
Bebaiod, to confirm 5, establish i, stablisli 2.
Bema, judgment-seat 10, tlirone i. set on i.
Biblion, book 29, bill 2, scroll i.
Bios, living 5, life 4, goods i.
Blastano, to spring xip 2, bud i, bring forth i.
Blasphemes, to blaspheme 18, speak blasphemy i,
rail 7, revile i, slanderously report i, speak evil of 5,
defame t.
BlaspMmia, blasphemy 13, railing 5.
Blasphemes, blasphemous i, blasphemer i, railer i,
railing i.
Blepo, to look, look on, look to 10, regard i, behold 6,
take heed 14, beware 7, perceive i, sight 2, see 91.
BoetheS, to help 6, succour 2.
Bouletna, purpose i, will i.
Boulomai, to be minded 6, to will 6, wish 3, be wiU
ing I, intend 2, desire 8, be fain i, would s, own will i.
Broma, food 3, meat 14.
BrSsis, food i, meat 6, eating 2, rust 2.
Here'we have twenty-four Greek words with mwty-
four varied renderings, while the Old Version has
exactly one hundred— n gain on the part of the "Bevised
Version" of just six per cent, instead of at least fifty,
as it might and ought to have been.
That this Work may tend somewhat to open up some
of the hitherto hidden meanings iu the Ordinary Version
of the Bible, is the earnest desire of the Author ; and
for the special benefit of those who may use this
DiCTIONAKT, an editiou of the "NEW TESTAMENT,
according to the Authorised Version," with Headings
and Beferences, is printed on thin paper, so as to be
bound along with this Work, thus providing a portable
volume of permanent interest and utility.
It may also be boimd with the " Parallel New Testa
raent (Authorised and Eevised) and Greek Text."
Edinbukgh, 14 Geanoe Terrace.

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,
OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

fe

A.
ABASE, in Mt. 23. 12, Iu. 14. n ; 18. 14, Ph. 4. 12,
2 Co. II. 7 [tapeinoo 4550] to lower self. [Father.
ABBA, in Mr. 14. 36, Ro. 8. 15, Ga. 4. 6 [abba 3] O
ABHOR, iu Ro. 12. gia^o-stuged 617] tu shrink from.
in Ro. 2. 22 [bdelussomai 875] to have in abomination.
ABIDE (in, still, in the field, abode), in Mt. 10.
II, Mr. 6. TO, Lu. I. 56; 8. 27; .g, 4; 19. 5 ; 24. 29,
Jo. I. 32, 39; 3, 36; 4. 40; 5, 38; 7. g; 8. s5t; 10. 40;
II. 6 ; T2. 24, 34, 46 ; 14. 16 ; 15. 4 th, 5, 6, 7, 10 ^ Ac.
16. 15; 18. 3; 20. 23; 21. 7, 8; 27. 31, I Co. 3. 14;
'. 8, 20, 24, 40 ; 13. 13, Ph. I. 25, 2 Ti. 2. 13 ; 4, 20,
Ie. 7. 3, I Pe. 1. 23, I Jo, 2. 6, 10, 14, 17, 24, 27 j, 28;
3. 6, 14, 15, 24, 2 Jo. 9 1 [meno 2944] to remain.
in Ac. 15. 34, Ro. TI. 23, Ga. i. 18, Phi. i. 24 [epl-
meno 1855] to remain on^
in Ac. I. 13 [kata-raeno 2458] to remain fast.
in I Co. 16. 6 [para-meno 3500] to remain alongside.
in 1 Ti. I. 3 [pros-meno 3964] to remain further.
in Ac. 17. 14 [hupo-meno 4768] to remain behind.
in Jo. 8. 44 [histemi 2303] to stand firm.
in Lu. 2. 8 [agr-anleo 55] to lodge in a field.
in Lu. 21. 37 [aulizomai 775] to lodge in a court-yard.
in Ac. 20. 3 [poieo 3766] to do, make, work.
in Mt. 17. 22 [ana-strepho 364] to turn up and down,
move about.
in Ac. 12. 19 ; 14. 3, 28 ; 16. 12 ; 20. 6 [dia-tribo 1190] to
rub through, employ self. [1301] power, ability.
ABILITY (according to one's), in Mt. 25. 15 [dunamis
in I Pe. 4. II [ischus 2306] strength.
in Ac. II. 29 [eu-poreomai 2035] to be going on well.
ABLE (to be or make), in Mt. 3. 9 ; 9. 28 ; 10. 28 t ;
ig. 12 ; 20. 22 t ; 22. 46 ; 26. 61, Mr. 4. 33, Lu. i. 20 ; 3.
8 ; 12. 26 ; 21. IS, Jo. 10. 29, Ac. 20. 32, Ro. 8. 39 ; 15. 14,
I Co. 3. 2 i ; 6. 5 ; 10. 13 t, 2 Co. i. 4, Ep. 3. 20 ; 6. 11, 13,
j6, Ph. 3. 21, 2 Ti. 3. 7, 15, He. 2. 18 ; 5. 7 ; 7. 25, Ja. i.
21 ; 4. 12, Ju. 24, Re. 5. 3 ; 6. 17 ; 13. 4 ; 15. 8 [dunamai
X300] to be able.
in Lu. 14. 31, Ac. 25. 5, Ro. 4. 21 ; 11. 23 ; 14. 4, 2 Co.
9. 8, 2 Ti. I. 12, Tit. I. 9, He. 11. 19, Ja. 3. 2 [dunatos
1305] able, powerful.
in 2 Pe. I. IS [echo 2083] to have.
in 2 Ti. 2. 2 [hikanos 2271] sufficient, meet.
in 2 Co. 3. 6 [hikanoo 2^73] to make sufficient or meet.
iu Lu. 13. 24; 14. 29, 30, Jo. 21. 6, Ac. 6. 10; 15. 10
[ischiio 2307] to have strength.
in Ep. 3. 18 [ex-ischuo 1731] to have full strength.
ABOARD (go), in Ac. 21. 2 [epi-baino 1803] to go up
upon. ABODE, in Jo. 14. 23 [mone 3064] place for remaining.
ABOLISH, in 2 Co. 3. 13, Ep. 2. 15, 2 Ti. 1. 10 [kat-argeo
2481] to work down, make idle or useless. [able.
ABOMINABLE, in Tit. i. 16 [bdeluktos 874I abomin-
in Rev. 21. 8 [bdelussomai 875] to have or be had in
abomination. in I Pe. 4. 3 [a-themitos 96] illicit, unlawful.
ABOMINATION, in Mt. 24. 15, Mr. 13. 14, Lu. 16. 15,
Rev. 17. 4 5 ; 21. 27 [bdelugma 873] abomination.
ABOUND (more, more and more, much more, make),
in Ro. 3. 7; 5. 15; 15. T3, I Co. 15. 58, 2 Co. 1. st; 8. 2,
jt; 9. 8 i, Ep. I. 8, Ph. i. 9 ; 4. 12 t, 18, Col. 2. 7, i Th.
3. 12 ; 4. I [perisseuo 3664] to be over and above.
in Ro. 5. 20 [huper-perisseuo 4757] to be much over
and above.
in Ro._s. 20 t; 6. i, Ph. 4. 17, 2 Th. x. 3, 2 Pe. i. 8
[pleonazo 3728] to be or become more.
in Mt. 24. 12 [plethunomai 3736] to become a multi
tude or full.
ABOUT (the time), prep, in Mt. 3. 4; 8. 18 ; 20. 3, 5,
6, 9 ; 27. 46, Mr. i. 6 ; 3. 8, 32, 34 ; 4. 10 ; 6. 48 ; 9. 14, 42,
Lu. 10. 40, 41; 13. 8; 17. 2; 22. 49, Ac. 10. 9; 22. 6t; I
Ti. 6. 4, Ju. 7 [peri ac. 3621] around, about.
in Jo. 3. 25, Ac. 15. 2; 19. 23; 25. IS, 24, Ju. 9 [peri
gen. 3621] concerning, about.
in Lu. 2. 49 [en 1604] in, among. [at the time of.
inMt, I. II, Mr. 14. 51, Jo. 20. 7 [epi pen. 1802] upon,
in Ac. II. ig [epi dat i8oz] on, upon, over.

in Mt. 18. 6 [epi ac. 1802] on, upon.
in Ac. 2. 10 ; 12. I ; 27. 27 [kata ac. 2398] down ar,
over against. [about.
in Rev. 4. 3, 4, 8 ; 5. 11 [kuklo-then 2738] from round
in Rev. i. 13 [pros dat. 3917] toward. [midst).
in Mr. 2. 2 [pros ac. 3917] toward. {See also Law,
ABOUT {adv.), in Mr. 5. 13; 8, g, Lu. 2. 37; 8. 42,
Jo I. 39 ; 6. ig ; 11. 18, Ac. i. 15 ; 5. 7 ; 13. 18, 20 ; 19. 34,
Rev. 8. I ; 16. 21 [hos 5089] as it were, about.
in Mt. 14. 21, Mr. 6. 44, Lu. i. 56 ; 3. 23 ; 9. 14, 28 ;
22. 41, 59 ; 23. 44, Jo. 4. 6 ; 6. 10 ; 19. 14, 39, Ac. 2. 41 '. 4.
4 ; 5- 36 ; TO. 3 ; 19. 7 [hosei 5092] as if it were, about.
in Ro. 4. 19 [pou 3825] somewhere about.
in Ac. 27. 30 [zeteo 2097] to seek, be seeking.
in Ac. 3. 3 ; r8. 14 ; 20. 3, He. 8. 5, Rev. 10. 4 [mello
2935] to be about to, on the point of.
(See also Bear, bind, carry, cost, compass, country,
dwell, gird, go, hang, hedge, lead, look, minister, put,
region, round, set, shine, strive, turn, walk, wander),
ABOVE (2?rep.), in Mt. 10. 24 t, Lu. 6. 40, Ac. 26. 13,
I Co. 4. 6; 10. 13, 2 Co. I. 8 ; 12. 6, Ga. i. 14, Ph. 2. g,
Ep. 3. 20, Phm. 16 [huper ac. 4736] over, above, beyond.
in Jo. 3. 31 t, I Co. 15. 6 [ep-ano 1775] high above,
more than. [upon, over.
in Lu. 3. 20, Eph. 6. 16, Col. 3. 14 [epi dat 1802] on,
in 2 Th. 2. 4 [epi ac. 1802] on, upon, over.
in Ep. 4. 6 [epi gen. 1802] on, upon, over.
in Lu. 13. 2, 4, Ro. 14. 5, He. i. g [para ac. 3456] by
the side of, beyond.
in 3 Jo. 2 [peri^en. 3621] concerning, about, for.
in Ac. 4. 22 [pleion 3726] more than.
in 2 Co. 12. 2, Ja. 5. 12, i Pe. 4. 8 [pro 3851] before.
ABOVE (from), adv. in Jo. 8. 23, Ac. 2. 19, Ga. 4. 26,
Col. 3. I, 2 [ano 474] up above.
in He. 10. 8 [ano-teron 478] up above, higher up.
in Jo. 3- 31 ; 19. II) Ja-. I. 17 ; 3. iSj 17 [ano-then 476]
from above.
ABROAD, in Mr, 4. 22 ; 6. 14, Lu. 8. 17 [phaneros
4828] manifest. {See also Blaze, come, disperse, fame,
go, known, noise, scatter, shed, spread).
ABSENCE (in the) of, in Ph. 2. 12 [ap-ousia 628]
being away.
in Lu. 22, 6 [ater 756] aloof from.
ABSENT (be), in i Co. 5. 3, 2 Co. 10. i, 11 ; 13. j, io,
Ph, I. 27, Co. 2. 5 [apeimi 515] to be away.
in 2 Co. 5. 6, 8, 9 [ek-demeo 1445] to be away (from
the populace), abroad.
ABSTAIN, in Ac. is- 20, 29, i Th. 4. 3 ; 5. 22, i Ti. 4.
3, I Pe. 2. IT [ap-echomai 532] to hold self off from.
ABSTINENCE, in Ac. 27. 21 [a-sitia 719] being with
out food.
ABUNDANCE (have more), in Ro. 5. 17, 2 Co. 8. ^
[perisseia 3662] abundance, superfluity.
in Mt. 12. 34, Lu. 6. 45, 2 Co. 8. 14 t [perisseuma 3663]
superfluity, abundance.
in Mt. 13. 12 ; 25. 29, Mr. 12. 44, Lu. 12. 15 ; 21. 4
[perisseuomai 3664] to have over and above.
in 2 Co. 12. 7 [huper-bole 4744] overcasting or surpass
ing nature.
in Rev. 18. 3 [dunamis 1301] power, ability.
in 2 Co. 8. 20 [hadrotes 87] ripeness.
ABUNDANT (he exceedmg, more), in i Co. iz. 23 th,
24 [perissoteros 3665] more abundant. [antly.
in 2 Co. 7. IS ; n. 23 [perissoteros 3666] more abund-
in 2 Co, g, 12, Ph. I. 26 [perisseuo 3664] to be over
and above.
in I Pe. I. 3 [polus 3791] much, many,
in 2 Co, 4. 15 [pleonazo 3728] to become more and more,
ABUNDANTLY (more, exceeding.-.above), in Tit. 3.
6 ; 2 Pe. I. II [plousios 3752] richly.
in Jo. 10. 10 [perissos 3665] abundant, superfluous.
in I Co. 15. 10, He. 6.' 17 [perissoteros 3665] more
abundant. in 2 Co. I, 12 ; 2, 4 ; 12, is ; x Th, •.^. 17 [perissoteros
[3666! more abundantly.
in Ep. 3. zo [huper ek perissou 3665] abundantly
above, iri s -Co. 10. 15 [eis perisseia 3662] into abundance.

DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

ABUSE (to), in i Co. 7. 31 ; 9. 18 [kata-chraomai 2520]
to use wrongly.
ABUSER (of self with mankind), in i Co. 6, 9 [arseno-
koites 685] lying with a male.
ACCEPT (to make), in Lu, 20. 21, Ga. 2. 6 [lambano 2771]
to take, receive, accept.
in 2 Co. s- 9 [eu-arestos 1993] well-pleasing.
in Ep. I. 6 [charitoo 4972] to make an object of grace.
in 2 Co. 8. 17 ; 11. 4 [dechomai 1095] to take or receive
to oneself. [gladly.
in Ac. 24. 3 [apo-dechomai 552] to receive from, or
in He. 11. 35 [pros-dechomai 3931] to receive unto one
self, [accepted.
in Lu. 4. 24, Ac, 10. 35, 2 Co. 6. 2 [dektos 1071] received,
in Ro. 15. 31, 2 Co. 6. 2 ; 8. 12 [eu-pros-dektos 2038]
well received. [arestos 1993] well-pleasing.
ACCEPTABLE, in Ro. 12. i, 2 ; 14. 18, Eph. 5. 10 [eu
in I Pe. 2. 20 [charis 4970] grace, favour,
in Lu. 4, ig, Ph. 4. 18 [dektos 1071] received, accepted.
in I Ti. 2. 3 ; 5. 4 [apo-dektos 551] received gladly.
in Ro. 15. 16, I Pe. 2. 5 [eu-pros-dektos 2038] well re
ceived, [pleasingly,
ACCEPTABLY, in Heb, 12. 28 [eu-arestos 1994] well-
ACCEPTATION, in i Ti. 1. 15 ; 4. 9 [apo-doche 558] full
reception. ACCESS, inRo. 5. 2,Ep. 2, 18; 3. i2[pros-ag6ge3g2i]
a leading unto. [with.
ACCOMPANY, in Ac. 20, 4 [sun-epomai 4447] to follow
in He, 6. 9 [echomai 2083] to have or hold.
in Ac. II. 12 [erchomai sun i960] to come with,
in Ac, 10. 23 [sun-erchomai 4450] to come with.
in Ac, 20. 38 [pro-pempo 3914] to send forward.
ACCOMPLISH, in Lu. 12. 50; 18. 31 ; 22. 37, Jo. 19, 28
[teleomai 4586] to be ended.
in Ac, 21. 5 [ex-artizo 1712] to perfect fully.
in Lu. 9. 31 [pleroo 3743] to fill out. [fuU.
in Lu. I. 23 ; 2. 6, 21, 22 [plethomai 3700] to be filled
in He. g. 6, i Pe. 5, g [epi-teleo igoi] to end fully.
ACCOMPLISHMENT, in Ac, 21, 26 [ek-plerosis 1499] a
filling out.
ACCORD (of one's own, with one), in 2 Co, 8. 17 [auth-
airetos 770] self-choosing or chosen.
in Ac, 10. 12 [auto-matos 786] self-moved.
in Ac. 1, 14 ; 2. i, 46; 4. 24; s- 12 ; 7. 57 i 8. 6; 12, 20 ;
15. 25 ; 18. la ; 19. z9.[homo-thumadon 3269] with one or
like minded.
in Ph. 2. 2 [sum-psuchos 4404] of a joint soul.
ACCORDING (as, to, to that. See also Ability, fashion
self, according to God),
in Mt, 2. 16 ; g. 29 ; 16. 27 ; 25. 15, Mr. 7, s, Lu. i. 9,
38 ; 2. 22, 24, 29, 3g ; 23. 56, Jo. 7. 24 ; 18. 31, Ac. 2, 30 ;
7, 44 ; 13. 23 ; 22, 3, 12 ; 24. 6, Ro. i. 3, 4 ; 2. 2, 6, 16 ;
4. 18 ; 8, 27, 28 ; g. 3, II ; 10. 2 ; 11. s ; 12. 6, 6 ; 15. 5 ;
16, 25 t, 26, I Co. 3. 8, 10; 15. 3, 4, 2 Co. 1. 17 ; 4. 13 ;
IO. 2, 13, 15 ; 13. 10, Ga. I. 4 ; 3. 29, Ep. i, 5, 7, 9, 11,
ig; 2. 2, 2 ; 3. 7, II, 16, 20 ; 4. 7, 16, 22; 6, 5, Ph. 3.
21 ; 4. 19, Col, I. II, 2S, 29, 2 Th. I. 12, I Ti, i. n, 18;
6. 3, 2 Tl. I. I, 8, 9, 9 ; 2. 8 ; 4. 14, Tit, i. i, 3 ; 3. 5, 7,
He. 2. 4 ; 7. 5 ; 8, 4, 5, 9, Ja, 2, 8, i Pe. i. 2, 3, 17 ; 3.
7 ; 4. 6, 6, 19, 2 Pe. 3. 13, 15, i Jo. 5. 14, Re. 2. 23 ; 18.
6 ; 20. 12, 13 ; Ro. 12. 3, 2 Co. 11, 15, Ep. i. 20, He, 9. ig
[kata 2398] according to.
in Ac. II. 29, Rom. n. 8, i Co, i. 31, 2 Co, 9. 7, Ep. i.
4 [kathos 2342] according as.
in 2 Co, 8. 12 [katho 2337] according as.
in Ac. 4. 3s [kath-oti 2341] according as, because that.
iuLu. 12, 47, Ga. 2. 14, 2 Co. 5. 10 [prosacc. 3917] toward.
in Ro, 12. 3, 2 Pe, i. 3, Be. 22. 12 [hos 5089] as.
ACCOUNT (put that on), in Mt. 12. 36 ; 18, 23, Lu. 16.
2, Ac, 19. 40, Ro. 14, 12, Ph. 4. 17, He. 13. 17, i Pe. 4. 5
[logos 2833] word, account.
in Phm. 18 [ei-logeo 1562] to reckon in.
ACCOUNT (worthy), in Lu. 20. 35 ; 21. 36 [kat-axioomai
2469] to be thought fully worthy. [thought.
in Mr, 10, 42, Lu. 22. 24 [dokeo 1269] to think, be
in 2 Pe. 3. 15 [hegeomai 2117] to be leading, to count.
in Rom. 8. 36, i Co. 4. i, Ga. 3. 6, He. 11. 19 [logizomai
2826] to reckon, he reckoned,
ACCURSED, in Ro, 9. 3, i Co. 12. 3, Ga. t. 8, 9 [ana
thema 303] what is put up as a gift to God.
ACCtrSATION (take by false), in Lu. 6. 7, Jo. 18. 29, i
Ti. 5. 19 [kat-egoria 2534] a public charge.
in Mt, 27. 37,'Mr. 15. 26, Ac. 25. 18 [aitia 134] cause, case.
in 2 Pe. 2. n, Ju. ^[krisiB 2715] judgment.

in Lu. ig. 18 [suko-phanteo 4351] to inform against
frivolously. ACCUSE (falsely), in Mt. 12. 10; 27. 12, Mr, 3, 2 ; 15,
3 ; Lu, II, S4 , 23. 2, 10, 14, Jo. 5. 45^; 8. 6, Ac. 22. 30;
24. 2, 8, i3_; 25. 5, TI, 16; 28. ig, Ro. 2. 15, Re. 12. 10
[kat-egoreo 2533] io charge publicly.
in Tit. T. 6 [en kat-egoria 2534] in a public charge.
in Lu. 16, I [dia-ballomai 1109I to be thrust through,
slandered. in T Pe. 3. 16 [ep-ereaz6 1801] to use despitefuUy also.
in Ac, 23, 28, 29 ; 26. 2, 7 [eg-kaleomai 1346] to be
called in, [lously,
in Lu. 3. 14 [suko-phanteo 4351] to inform against frivo-
ACCUSER (false), in 2 Ti, 3. 3, Tit. 2. 3 [dia-bolos 1112I
one thrusting through, slanderer.
in Jo. 8. 10, Ac. 23. 30, 35 ; 24. 8 ; 25, 16, 18, Re. 12.
10 [kat-egoros 2535] a public accuser,
ACKNOWLEDGE, in i Co. 14. 37 ; 16. 18, 2 Co. i. 13 it,
14 [epi-ginosko i8i<f] to know fully. [knowledge.
in 2 Ti, 2. 25, Tit. i. i,Phm. 6 [epi-gnosis i8i5]full
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, in Col. 2, 2 [epirgnosis i8is]
full knowledge.
ACQUAINTANCE (one's), in Lu. ^j. 44 ; 23, 49 [gnostos
1007] one known.
in Ac. 24. 23 [idios 225s] one's own.
ACT (in the very), in Jo, 8, 4 [ep-auto-ph6r5 1781] in
the act itself.
ADD (unto, in conference, thereto), in Mt, 6. 27, 33, Lu.
3. 20 ; T2. 2s, 31 ; ig. n, Ac. 2. 42, 47 ; 3. 14 ; n. 24,
Ga. 3. 19 [pros-tithemi 3g77] to put unto, add, [sides.
in 2 Pe. I. s [epi-chor-egeo 1920] to supply also or be-
in Ph. J, 16 [epi-phero 1915] to bear also or besides.
in Ga. 3. is [epi-dia-tassomai 1821] to arrange differ
ently. in Re. 22. 18 [epi-tithemi 1903] to putupon or besides,
iu Ga. 2. 6 [pros-ana-tithemi 3927] to put up in addition,
ADDICT, in i Co. 16. 15 [tasso 4556] to arrange, set in
order. [with an oath.
ADJURE, in Mr. 5. 7, Ac 19. 13 [horkizo 3335] to charge
in Mt. 26, 63 [ex-orkizo 1736] to charge fuUy with an
oath. ADMINISTER, in 2 Co. 8. 19,20 [dia-koneo 1132] to
minister (as a deacon),
ADMINISTRATION, in i Co. 12. 5, 2 Co. g, 12 [dia-
konia 1133] ministration (of a deacon). [wonder,
ADMIRATION (to have in), in Re. 17. 6 [thauma 2165]
in Ju. 16 [thaumazo 2166] to wonder at.
ADMIRED (to be), in 2 Th, 1. 10 [thaumazomai 2166]
to be wondered at.
ADMONISHED (ofGod), in Ac. 27. 9 [par-aineo 3480]
to praise beside, recommend. [or warned.
in He, 8. 5![chrematizomai 5016] to be oraciUarly called
in Ro, 15. 14, Col. 3, 16, I Th. 5. 12, 2 Th. 3, 15 [uou-
theteo 3161] to put in mind.
ADMONITION, in t Co. io. it, Ep. 6. 4, Tit. 3, to [nou-
thesia 3160] a putting in mind. [an uproar.
ADO (to make), Mr, 5. 39 [thorubeomai 2217] to be in
ADOPTION (of children or sons), in Ro. 8. 15, 23 ; 9.
4, Ga. 4. 5, Ep, I. 5 [huio-thesia 4719] a placing as a son,
ADORN, in Lu. 21. 5, i Ti. 2. g, Tit. 2. 10, i Pe, 3, 5,
Re. 21. 2 [kosmeo 26S5] to adorn. [adornment,
ADORNING, in i Pe. 3. 3 [kosmos 2689] adorning,
ADULTERER, in Lu, 18. 11, 1 Co, 6. 9, BLe. 13, 4, Ja.
4. 4 [moichos 30S9] adulterer. [adulteress.
ADULTERESS, in Ro. 7, 3 t, Ja. 4. 4 [moichalis qo«55l
ADULTEROUS, in Mt. 12, 39; 16. 4, Mr. 8. 38
[moichalis 30SS] adulteress,
ADULTERY (in, to commit), in Mt. 15. 19, Mr. 7. 21,
Jo. 8. 3, Ga. 5. 19 [moicheia 3057] adultery.
in 2 Pe. 2. 14 [moichalis 3055] adulteress.
in Mt. 5. 27, 28; 19, 18, Mr. 10. ig, Lu. 16. iBt; 18. 2c,
Jo. 8. 4, Ro, 2, 22*; 13, Q, Ja. 2. 11 t, Re. 2. 22
[moicheuo 3058] to commit adultery.
in Mt. 5. 32 « ; 19. g t, Mr. 10. 11, 12 [moichaomai 3056]
to become adulterous.
ADVANTAGE (get an), in Ju. 16 [opheleia 5098] profit.
in Ro. 3. I [perissos 3665] abundant, superfluous.
in 2 Co. 2. 11 [pleon-ekteomai 3729] to be overreached,
coveted. ADVANTAGE, in Lu. 9. 25 [opheleo 5099] to profit.
in I Co. 15. 32 [ophelos 3399] profit. [up,
ADVENTURE, in Ac. 19. 31 [didomi i2i2lto eive.give
ADVERSARY, in Mt. 5. tg t, Lu. 12. 58 iST 3, i Pe,
S. 8 [anti-dikos 447] an opponent in law.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

in Lu, 13. 17 ; 21. 15, i Co. 16. 9, Ph. 1. 28^ i Ti, 5, 14
[anti-keimai 451] to be laid in opposition, be an
adversary. [trary,
in He. 10. 27 [hup-en-antios 4735] one somewhat con-
ADVERSITY (which suffer), in He. 13. 3 [kak-ouchou-
eomai 2364] to suffer evil.
ADVICE, in 2 Co. 8, 10 [gnome 1003] decision, judgr
ment, opinion.
ADVISE, in Ac. 27. 12 [tithemi boulen 4616, 923] to
give counsel.
ADVOCATE, iu t Jo. 2. i[para-kletos 3488] one called
alongside of another, to comfort or plead for,
AFFAIR (one's), in 2 Ti. 2. 4 [pragmateia 3829] practice,
deed, matter.
in Ep, 6, 21 [ta kata 2398] the things against one.
in Ep, 6. 22, Ph. i. 17 [ta peri 3621] the things concem
ing one,
AFAR OFF (see), in Mt. 26, 58; 27, 53, Mr. 5. 6; n.
13 ; 14. 54 ; 15. 40, Lu. 16. 23 ; 18, 13 ; 22, S4 J 23. 49, Re.
15- 10 ; 15, 17 [makro-then 2868] from far.
in Ac, 2. 39, Bp. 2. 17 [makran 2867] far, far off.
in Lu, 17. 12, He.Ti. 13 [porrho-then 3809] from afar.
in I Pe. I. 9 [nm-opazo 3091] to shut the eyes,
AFFECT (zealously, makeevil), inGa. 4. 17 t, 18 [zeloo
2093] to act zealously.
in Ac. 14. 2 [kakoo 2365] to make evil.
"AFFECTION (inordinate, inward, without natural, to
set on), in Ga. 5. 24 [pathema 3417] passion, suffering,
in Ro. I. 26, Col. 3. 5 [pathos 3419] passions.
in 2 Co. 7. IS [splagchna 4240] bowels.
in Col. 3. 2 [phroneo 4917} to (set the) mind.
in Ro. I. 31, 2 Ti. 3. 3 [a-storgos 736] without natural
affection, AFFECTIONATELY DESIROUS (to be), in i Th. 2. 8
[himeiromai 2286] to be yearning for.
AFFECTIONED (kindly), in Ro, 12. lo [philo-storgos
4884] friendly affectioned.
AFFIRM (confidently or constantly), in Ac. 25. 19
[phasko 4841] to affirm,
iu Ro. 3. 3 [phemi 4850] to say [very firmly.
in 2 Ti. r, 7, Tit. 3, 8 [dia-bebaioomai mo] to assert
in Lu. 22. 59, Ac. 12. IS [dio-ischurizomai 1230] to
assert very strongly,
AFFLICT, in 2 Co. i. 6, i Ti. 5, 10, He. 11. 37 [thlibomai
2212] to be pressed, oppi^essed.
in Ja, 4. 9 [talai-poreo 4538] to bear hardship.
in Ja. 5, 13 [kako-patheo 2359] to suffer evil,
in Mt. 24. 9 [thlipsis 2213] pressure, oppression.
AFFLICTION (endure, suffer, partaker of suffering),
in Mr. 4, 17; 13. 19, Ac. 7. 10, 11 ; 20. 23, 2 Co. 2. 4;
4. 17; 6. 4; 8. 2, Ph, I. 16; 4. 14, Col. I. 24, I Th. I.
6 ; 3. 3, 7, He. 10. 33, Ja. i. 27 [thlipsis 2213] pressure,
oppression, in Ac. 7, 34 [kakosis 2367] evil state,
in 2 Ti, 3. II, He. 10. 32, i Pe. 5. 9 [pathema 3417] pas
sion, suffering.
in Ja. 5. 10 [kako-patheia 2358] suffering of eviL
in 2 Ti, 4, 5 [kako-patheo 2359] to suffer evil,
in 2 Ti. I. 8 [su^-kako-patheo 43i6]to suffer evil with.
in He. 11. 25 [sug-kak-oucheomai 4317] to endure evil
with, [1601] iu fear.
AFFRIGHTED (be),, Lu, 24. 37, Re. ii. 13 [em-phobos
in Mt. 16. 5, 6 [ek-tihambeomai 1460] to be much
astonished. AFOOT (go), in Mr, 6. 33 [peze 3587] on foot.
in Ac. 20. 13 [pezeuo 3586] to go on foot.
AFORE (prepare, promise, or write), inRo, 9. 23 [pro-
etoimazo 3882] to prepare beforehand,
in Ro. I. 2 [pro-ep-aggellomai 3879] to announce
beforehand. in Ep. 3. 3 [pro-grapho 3869] to write beforehand.
AFOREHAND (come), iu Mr, 14, 8 [pro-lambano 3903I
to take beforehand. [time.
AFORETIME (be written), in Jo. 9. 13 [pote 38i9)some-
InRo. 15. 4 [pro-graphomai 3869] to be written before
hand. AFRAID (be sore), in Mt. 2, 22 ; 14, 27, 30 ; 17. 5, 7 ;
25. 23 ; -28. 10, Mr. 5. 13, 36 ; 6. 30 ; g, 32 ; 10. 32 ; 16.
8, Lu. 2. 9 ; 8. 23, 33 ; 12. 4, Jo. 6. ig, 20 ; 19. 8, Ac, g.
26; 18. 9; 22, 29; Ro. 13I3, 4, 0-a. 4. II, He, n, 23, i
Pe. 3. 6, 14 [phobeomai 4894] to be afraid.
in Lu. 24. 3, Ac. 10. 4 ; 22. 9 [em-phobos 1601] in fear.
in Lu. 2. 9 [phobeomai phobon me^n 4894] to fear a
great fear.

in Mr. 9. 6 [ek-phobos 1325] much afraid.
in Jo. 14. 27 [deiliao 1035] to be fearful.
in 2 Pe, 2. TO [tremo 4659] to tremble.
AFRESH (crucify), in He, 6. 6 [ana-stauroo 362] to
crucify anew.
AFTER (the manner of men, of Gentiles, the same
manner, that), in Mt. 17. 21 ; 24. 29; 23. ig; 26. 2, 13;
27. S3 &c. [meta ace. 2962] after.
in Mt. 3. II ; 10. 38; 16, 24, Mr. i. 7, 17, 20; 8. 34, Jai.
9. 23; 14. 27; ig. 14; 21. 8, Jo. I. 15, 27, 30; 12. 19,
Ac. 3. 37; 20. 30 ; I Ti. 5, IS, 2 Pe. 2. 10, Ju, 7, Re, 12.
15 ; 13- 3 [opiso 3302] behind.
in Mt. 15. 23, Lu. 23. 26 [opis-then 3301] from behind.
in Mt. 23, 3, Lu, 2, 27, 42, Jo. 2. 6 ; 8. 15, Ac. 13. 22 ; 23,
3", 24. 14 ; 26. 5, Ro, 2. 3; 7. 22 ; 8. T f, 4^, 3 t, 12, 13, i
Co. I. 26 ; 7, 40; 10, 18; 15. 32, 2 Co. 5. 16 t; 7. g, 11 ;
10. 3, 7 ; II. 17, 18, Ga. I, II ; 3, 15; 4, 23, 29, Ep. i.
II ; 4, 24, Col. 2. 8 th, 22 ; 3, 10, 2 Tfi. 2. 9 ; 3. 6 ; 2 Ti.
4. 3, Tit. I. I, 4, He. 3, 6, 10 ; 6, 20; 7. 11 1, 15, 16 t,
17, 21 ; 12. 10, Ja. 3. p, 2 Pe. 3. 3, 2 Jo, 6, Ju. 16, 18
[kata ace. 2398] according to, over against,
in Lu. I, 59, Ro, 5. 14 [epi dat. 1802] on, upon, over.
in Lu. 13. 4 [epi ace. 1802] on, upon, up to, for,
in Mr. 2. i, Ac. 24, 17, Ga. 2. i [dia^en. 1107] through,
during, after an interval of,
in He. 4. n [en 1604] in.
in Mr. 12. 34, Lu, 20. 40 [ouk-eti 3377] no longer.

in Mr. 4. 28; 8. 25, Jo. 13. 5 [eita 1423] then, afterward,
in I Co, 12. 28 ; 15. 6, 7, He. " ' ' ^ "'
ward.

7. 2 [ep-ei-ta i792]after-

in Lu. 20. 40 [eti 1982] yet, still, further.
in Lu. 13, g [eis to mellon 2g35] at the coming (season).
in I Co. II. 25 [hos-autos 5091] after the same manner
in Ga. 2, 14 [ethnikos 1372] as a Gentile.
in Ac. 23, 13 [dia-ginomai 1113] to come through, inter
vene. in Ac. 24. 27[pleroomai3743ltobemadeor filled full.
in Ac. 27. 21 [hup-archo 4733] to begin to be.
in Ac. 23. 2S [peri-echo 3634] to have round about.
AFTER (that, the next day). (jSee also Day, should).
inMt. I. 12, Mr. i, 14; 14. 28, 70; 16 19, Ln, 12^;
15. 13, Ac. 10. 41 ; 15. 13 ; 19. 21 ; 27. 14, Ga. 3. 17, Ete.
10. IS, 26 [meta ace. 2962] after.
iu Ac. 9. 23 ; 16. 10 ; ig. 21 [hos 3089] as.
in Mt. 27. 31, Jo. 13. 12, Tit. 3. 4 [hote 3363] when.
in I Co. I, 21 [ep-ei-de 1785] since.
in Lu. 7. II [hexes 1727] next.
in Ac. 3. 24 [kath-exes 2328] next in order.
Ga. 2. I [dia gen. 1107] tlirough, during, after au
interval ol .
{See also Ask, come, count, day, feel, follow, godly,
long, looking, lost, morrow, next, second, seek, spoken).
AJTERWARD (and), in Mt. 4. 2 ; 21. 29, 32 ; 25, n,
Mr. 16. 14, Lu, 4, 2, Jo. 13. 36, He. 12, 11 [husteron
4816] at last,
in Lu. 17. 8 ; 18. 4, Jo. 3. 14, He. 4. 8 [metatauta 2963]
after these things.
in I Co. 13. 23, 46, Ga. i, 21 [ep-eita 1792] afterward,
in Mr. 4. 17 [eita 1423] then, afterward,
in Lu. 8. I [kath-exes 2328] next in order.
in He. 12. 17 [met-ep-eita 2983] afterwards,
iu Ju. s [deuteros 1094] a second (time),
in Ac, 13.' 21 [ka-kei-tnen 2353] and from thence.
AGAIN (send), in Mt. ^.7, 8 ; 5. 53 ; 13, 44, 43, 47 ;
ig. 24, &c. [palin 3437I again. - [second time,
in Jo. g, 24^ Ac, ji, g, Re. 19. 3 [deuteros 1094] a
in Ph. 4. 16, I Th, 2. 18 [dis 1252] twice.
in Jo. 3. 3, 7 [ano-then 476] from above, anew.
in Ga. 4. 9 [palin ano-then 3437, 476] again, anew.
in Lu. 2o. II, 12 [pros-tithemi pempsai 3977] to add
to send.
{See also Alive, answer, ask, begat, bid, bom, bring,
build, come, deliver, flourish, forsee, give, go, hope,
live, measure, put, raise, receive, recompense, remem
brance, restore, return, revile, rise, rising, send, set,
show, turn, word).
AGAINST (have), in Mt. 5. n, 23 ; 10. 35 th ; 12. 14,
23 1, 30, 32 1 ; 20. II ; 26. 59 ; 27. i ; Mr, 3. 6 ; g, 40 ; 11.
25; 14- 5S> 56,Lu, 9. 30 ; n. 23, Jo. 18. 29; 19. 11, Ac. 4. 26t;
6. 13 ; 14. 2 ; 14, 22 ; ig, 16 ; 21. 28 ; 24, i ; 23. 2, 3, 7,
IS) 27 ; 27, 14, Ro. 8. 31 ; II. 2 ; I Co. 4. 6 ; 2 Co. 10.
5 ; 13. 8, Ga. 3, 21 ; 5. 17 i, 23, Col. 2, 14, i Ti. 5. ig,
Ja. 3. 14 ; 3. 9, I Pe, 2. n, 2 Pe. 2, n, r "" '
14, 20; 12. 7 [kata^^n. 2398] against.

, Ju, 15, Re. 2. 4,

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Mt. IO. 21 ; 12, 26 ; 24. 7 f ; 26. 35, Mr. 3. 24, 23, 26 ;
10. 11; 13. 8 t, 12; 14. 48, Lu. g. 3; II. 17 t, 18; 12. 33 < ;
14, 31 ; 21. 10, 10 ; 22. 52, 33, Jo. 13, 18, Ac, 4, 27 ; 8.
1 1 13- 5°) 511 ^0, I. 18 ; 2. 2, 2 Co, 10. 2, 1 Pe. 3. 12 Tepi
ace. 1802] upon,
in Lu, 12. 32 t, 33/, [epi dat. i8oz] upon,
in Mt. 18. 13, 21, Mr. 3. 29, Lu. 7. 30 ; 12. 10 1 ; 15. 18,
21 ; 17, 3, 4 ; 22. 65, Jo. 12, 7 ; 13. 29, Ac. 6. n ; g. i ;
25, 8 th, Ro. 8. 7, 1 Co. 6. 18; 8. i, st, iTi, 6. 19, 2 Ti. i.
12, He. 12. 3, 2 Pe. 3, 7 [eis 1409] in reference or
regard to.
inMt, 4. 6, Mr, 12, 12, Lu. 4, ii; 5. 30; 20. ig, Ac. 6.
I ; g. 3, 2g ; ig. 38 ; 23, 30 ; 25, 19 ; 26. 14, i Co. 6. i, Ep.
6. II, 12 Jive, Col. 3, 13, 19, He. 12. 4, Re. 13, 6 [pros
ace, 3917] toward, against.
in Ac. 28. 17 [en-antios i6og] contrary, over against.
in Re. 2, 16 ; 11. 7 ; ig. 19 1 [meta gen. 2962] with.
in Ro. I. 26 ; 4, 18 [para ace. 3436] beyond,
in Mt. 20. 24, Ac. 25. 18 [peri gen. 3621] concerning.
in Mt. 23. 13 [em-pros-then 1597] in the front of,
in Ro. 2. 3 [en 1604] in. [before.
(See also Beat, boast, bring, crime, cry, dash, fight,
insurrection, judge, mad, murmur, over, prate, pre
vail, quarrel, rejoice, reply, rise, say, speak, strive,
wanton, war, will, witness).
AGE (of full, great, old, pass the flower of), in Jo, 9.
21, 23, He. IT. II [helikia 2126] mature age or stature.
in Lu. 2. 36 [hemera 2131] day, days.
in He. 5. 14 [teleios 4377] perfect, ended.
in Lu. I, 36 [geras 991] old age, [yond the prime.
in I Co. 7, 36 [huper-akmos 4738] over the point, be-
AGED (men or women), in Tit. 2. 2, Phm. 9 [pres-
butes 3846] aged man.
in Tit. 2. 3 [presbutis 3847] aged woman.
AGES, in Ep. 2. 7, Col. i. 26 [aion 143] an age.
^ Ep. 3. s, 21 [genea 972] a generation.
AGO (long, great, good, while, a year), in Ac. 10.
30 ; IS- 7j 2 Co. 8, 10 ; 9. 2 [apo 339] from.
in 2 Co. 12. 2 [pro 3851] before.
in 2 Co, 8. 10 ; Q. 2 [apoperusi 3678].from the past year.
in Mt. II. 21, Lu, xo, 13 [palai 3431] of old.
AGONY, in Ac. 22, 24 [agonia 65] agony, conflict.
AGREE (in, not, to, with, together, thereto), in Mt,
18. 19 ; 20. 2, 13, Lu, 3, 36, Ac 3. Q ; 15, 13 [sum-phoneo
4309] to soimd together, [together.
in Jo. 9. 22, Ac. 23, 20 [sun-tithemi 4179] to put
in I Jo. 3. S [eimi 1398] to be.
in Mr. 5, 23 [eu-noeo 2026] to be well-minded.
in Mr. 14. 56, 59 [eimi isos 1398] to be equal,
in Mr, 14. 70 [homoiazo 3270] to be like.
in Ac. 5, 40 [peithomai 3591] to be persuaded.
in Re. 17, 17 [poieo mian gnomen 3766] to make one
decision. [gether.
in Ac. 28. 23 [a-sum-phonos 741] not sounding to-
AGREEMENT, in 2 Co. 6. 16 [sug-kata-thesis 4322]
a putting down together, joint settlement,
AGROUND (run), in Ac. 27. 41 [ep-okell6 1924] to urge
AH, in Mr. 13. 29 [oua 3369] ah I wo ! [on,
AIR, in Ac. 22. 23, i Co. 9. 26 ; 14, 9, Ep, z. 2, i Th,
4, 17, Re, 9. 2 ; 16. 17 [aer 94] air.
in Mt. 6. 26 ; 8, 20 ; 13. 32, Mr, 4. 4, 32, Lu. 8. 5:9.
38 ; 13. 19, Ac. 10. 12 ; II. 6 [ouranos 3385] heaven.
ALABASTER BOX, in Mt. 26. 7, Mr. 14. 3, Lu. 7. 37
[alabastron 187] alabaster,
ALAS, in Re. 18. 10, 16, 19 [ouai 3370] wo I ah !
ALBEIT, in Phm. ig [hina 2287] m order or so that,
ALIEN (be an), hi He. n, 34 [allotrios 219] belonging
to others, [from.
in Ep, 2. 12 [ap-allotrioomai 493] to be estranged
ALIENATED (be), in Ep. 4. 18, Col. i. 21 [ap-allo
trioomai] to be estranged from.
ALIVE (to be again, make), in Mt. 27. 63, Mr. 16. 11,
Lu, 24. 23, Ap. I. 3 ; 9. 41 ; 20. 12 ; 23. ig, Ro. 6. 11,
13; 7. g, I Th. 4. 13, 17, Re. i. 18 ; 2, 8; ig, 20. [zao
2083] to live, be alive or active,
in Lu. 15. 24, 32 [ana-zao 298] to live anew.
in I Co. 15. 22 [zoo-poieomai 2111] to be made living,
ALL (things, that, these, at once, his armour, his
house). in Mt. I, 17 ; 2, 3, 4. i6( ; 3. 5, &c. [pas 3369] all.
in Mt, I. 22 ; 4. 23, 24 ; 9, 26, 31 ; 14, 35 ; 20, 6 ; 21. 4 ;
22. 37 th, 40; 24. 14; 26. 56, 59, Mr, I. 28, 33, 39 ; 12.
30/. 33/. 44; 14. 55. Lu. I. 65; 4. 14; 5. s; 7- 17; 8.
«; 10. 27/; 23. s, 44, Ac. 2. 2, 47 ; 5- II ; 7- ^o. ^^ ; s.

37 j 9' 311 32j 42; 10. 22, 37 ; II. z8; 13. 49 ; 18. 8 ; 19.
27 ; 21. 30, 31 ; 22. 30, Ro, 8. 36 ; 10. 21, 2 Co, 1. 3,
Ph. X. 13, I Th. 4, 10, He. 3, 2, 5, Re. 3. 10 ; 13. 3
[holes 3237] the whole,
in Mt, 6, 32 ; 24, 39 ; 28, 11, Mr, 5. 40 ; 11. 32 ; 16. 15,
Lu. 2, 39 ; 3. 16, 21 ; 4. 6 ; 5. n, 26, 28 ; 7. 16 ; 9. 15 ;
15, 13 ; 17. 27, 29 ; ig. 7, 48 ; 21. 4 1, 12, Ac. 2, i, 4, 14,
44 ; 4, 31, 32 ; 5. 12 ; 6, 15 ; 10. 8 ; 11. 10 ; 13, 29 ; 16, 3,
28 ; 27. 33, Ep. 6. 13, Ja. 3. 2 [ha-pas 504] all together,
all at once.
in Lu. 9, 10, Ac. 4. 23 ; 14. 27 ; 13. 4, 2 Co, i, 20, Re,
I. 2 [hosos 3333] as much aa, how much or many,
in Mt, 5. 34, 1 Co, 15, 29 [holds 3260] wholly, by all
means, in Ac. 4. 18 [kath-olou 2338] at all, entirely.
in Ac, 16, 34 [pan-oiki 3443] with all the honse,
in Ac. 24. 3 [panta-chou 3449] everywhere,
in Lu. 23. 18 [pam-plethei 3438] in a mass.
in Lu. II. 22 [pan-oplia 3444] panoply, whole armour.
{See also At, anything, first, for, hail, holiest, last,
means, men, most, not, once, place, point, quarters,

ALL (manner), in Mt. 4. 23* ; 10. 11 ; 12, 31, Ac. 10.
12, Ro. 7. 8, I Pe. I. 15, Re. 18. 12 1 ; 21, 19 [pas 3569] all,
ALLEGE, in Ac. 17. 3 [para-tithemi 3321] to put
alongside of. [be allegorized.
ALLEGORY (be an), in Ga. 4. 24 [allegoreomai 212] to
ALLELUIA, in Re, 19. i, 3,4, 6 [allelouia 213] praise
Jah ! [tliink weU with.
ALLOWED (be), in Lu. n. 48 [sun-eu-dokeo 4434I to
in Ac, 24, 15 [pros-dechomai 3931] to receive to oneself.
in Ro. 7. IS [ginosko 994] to know, acknowledge.
in Ro, 14, 22, I Th. 2. 4 [dokimazo 1270] to prove,
approve. ALLURE, in 2 Pe. 2. 18 [deleazo 1072] to entice.
ALMIGHTY, in 2 Co. 6. 18, Re. i. 8 ; 4. 8 ; 11. 17 ; 15-.
3 ; 16. 7, 14 ; 19. 13 ; 21. 22 [panto-krator 3453} all-mighty.
ALMOST (be), in Ac. 13. 44 ; ig, 26, He. 9. 22[schedon
4314] almost, nearly.
in Ac. 26, 28, 29 [en oligo 3247] in a little or small speech,
in Ac, 21. 27 [mello 2935] to be about to.
ALMS, in Mt, 6. i, 2, 3, 4, Lu. 11. 44 ; 12. 33, Ac, 3, 2,
3, TO ; 10, 2, 4, 31 ; 24, 17 [eleemosune 1349] kindness,
kind act.
ALMSDEED, in Ac, g. 36 [eleemosune 1549] kind act.
ALOES, iu Jo, 19. 39 [aloe 224] aloe.
ALONE (be let), in Mt, 4. 4; 14. 23; 18, 15, Mr. 6.
47, Lu. 4. 4 ; 3. 2T ; 6. 4 ; 9. 36 ; 10.' 40, Jo. 6. 13, 22 ; 8.
9, 16, zg ; 12. 24, Jo, 16. 32, Ro, IT. 3, Ga. 6. 4, i Th. 3,
I, He. g. 7 (monos 3066] only, alone.
in Mt. 15. 14, Mr, 14, 6 ; 13. 36, Lu. 13. 8, Jo. n. 48;
12. 7 [aph-iemi 807] to send or let off, forgive, leave.
in Jo. 17. 20, Ac, ig. 26, Re. 4. 23'tmonon 3066] only,
alone. in Mr. 4. 10, Lu. 9. 18 [kata-monas 2439] quite alone.
in Ja, 2. 17 [kath heauten 1330] by itseU,
in Mr. 4, 34 [kat* idian 2255] by himself. [permit,
in Mr. i. 24, Lu. 4. 34, Ac, 3, 38 [eao i33T]to ltt, leave,
ALOUD, see Cry,
ALPHA, in Re. ][. 8, 11 ; 21. 6; 22, 13 [Alpha i] the first.
ALREADY, in Mt. 3. 28 ; 17, 12, Mr, 13, 44, Lu. 12.
49, John 3. 18 ; 4, 33 ; 9, 22, 27 ; n, 17 ; 19. 33, i Co. 5,
3, Ph,3. J2t, 2 Th. 2. 7, I Ti. 5. 13, 2 Ti. 2. 18, i Jo. 4. 3
[ede 2119] already. {See also Attain, now, sin.)
ALSO (not), in Mt. 3. 40 ; 6. 24, 21 ; 10. 4, &c. [kai 2344] ,
add, even, also. [nevertheless.
in Jo. 12. 42, Ju. 8 [men-toi kai 2943] and yet indeed,
in Ac. 24, 26 [hama kai 233] together, at the same time,
in Mt, 13. 23 [de 1097] doubtless,
in Lu. 14. 26 [eti 1982] yet, still, further.
in He. 11. 32 [te 4568) and, also.
in Mt, 21. 21 [kan 2386] e>^en if. [witness).
in Ro. II. 21 [ou-de 3372] not even. {See also Elder,
ALTAR, in Mt. 3, 23, 24 ; 22. 18, 19, 20, 35, Lu. i, 11 ;
II, 31, Ro. IT, 3, I Co. 9. 13*; 10. 18, He, 7. 13 ; 13. 10,
Ja. 2. 21, Re. 6. 9 ; 8. 3 «, 5 ; 9. 13 ; 1 1, i ; 14, 18 ; 16. 7
[thusiasterion 2345] place of sacrifice,
in Ac, 17. 23 [bomos 033] high place, [(thing).
ALTERED (be), in Lu. 9. 29 [heteros 1980] another
ALTHOUGH, in Mr. 14. 29 [kai ei 1377] even if.
in He. 4. 3 [kai-toi 2350] though, [altogether.
ALTOGETHER, in Jo. o. 34 [holes 3257] the whole,
in I Co. 3. 10 ; 9. io [pantos 3455] wholly.
in Ac. 26. 29 [en polio 3791] in much (discourse).

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEAKINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT.

ALWAY, ALWAYS, in Mt, 26. 11 1, Mr, 14. 7 t, Lu.
18. I, Jo. 7. 6 ; 8. 29 ; II. 42 ; iz. 8 £ ; 18. 20, Ro, i. 9,
1 Co. I, 4 ; 15. 58, 2 Co, 2, 14 ; 4. 10 ; 3, 6 ; g. 8, Ga. 4.
18, Ep. s. 20, Ph. I. 4, 20 J 2. 12 ; 4. 4, Col. I. 3 ; 4. 6, 12,
r Th, I, 2 ; 2. 16 ; 3. 6, 2 Th. i. 3, 11 ; 2, 13, Phm, 4
[pantote 3434] alway.
in Ac, 7, SI ; 2 Co. 4. 11 ; 6. 10, Tit. *, 12, He. 3. 10, i
Pe. 3. 13, 2 Pe. I. 12 [aei gi] ever.
iu Mr. 5. 3, Ac. 10. 2 ; 24. 16, Ro, 11. 10, He. p. 6 [dia-
pantos 1 160] through the whole (time). [continually.
in Mt. 18. IO, Ac. 2. 23, 2 Th. ^. 16 [dia-pantos 1160]
in Lu. 21, 36, Ep. 6. 18 [en panti kairo 2349] in every
season. in Mt. 28. 20 [pasas tas hemeras 2131] all the days.
in 2 Pe. I, IS [hekastote 1429] at every or each time.
in Ac. 24. 3 [pante 3431] in every way.
AMAZED (be greatly, sore), in Mt. 12. 23, Mr. 2. 12 ;
6. SI, Ac. 2. 7, IZ ; g, 21 [existemi 1730] to stand amazed.
in Mt, Ip. 25, Lu, 2. 48 ; g. 43 [ek-plessomai 1300] to
be exceedmgly struck.
in Mr, 16. 8, Lu. 5. 26 [lambanei ekstasis 1506] ecstasy
takes (them).
in Mr. 1,27; 10. 32 [thambeomai 2135] to be astonished.
in Mr. g. 13 ; 14. 33 [ek-thambeomai 1460] to be ex
ceedingly astonished.
in Lu. 4, 36 [thambos 2156] astonishment.
AMAZEMENT,- in Ac. 3. 10 [ek-stasis 1306] ecstasy.
in I Pe. 3. 6 [ptoesis 4028] terror,
AMBASSADOR (be an), in 2 Co. 3. 20, Ep. 6. 20 [pres-
beuo 3840] to be elderly or an ambassador.
AMBASSAGE, in Lu. 14. 32 [presbeia 3842] embassy.
AMEN, in Mr. 6. 13 ; 28. 20, Mr. 16. 20, Lu. 24. 33, Jo.
21. 23, Bo. I, 23 ; g, 3 ; n. 36 ; 15. 33 ; 16. 20, 24, 27, i
Co. 14. 16; 16. 24, 2 Co. I. 20; 13. 14, Ga, I. s; 6. 18,
Ep. 3. 21 ; 6, 24, PIi. 4. 20, 23, Co, 4, 18, I Th. 3. 28, 2 Th,
3, 18, I Ti. I. 17 ; 6. 16, 21, 2 Ti. 4. 18, 27, Tit, 3, 15,
Phm. 23, He, 13. 21, 25 ; i Pe. 4. 11 ; 3, n, 14, 2 Pe, 3. 18,
I Jo. 5. 21, 2 Jo, 13, Ju. 25, Re. I. 6, 7, 18 ; 3. i,j; 3, 14 ;
7. 12 t ; ig. 4 ; 22. 20, 21 [amen 254] so be it, it is so.
AMEND, in Jo. 4. 32 [echo kompsoteron 2669] to hold
better, AMETHYST, in Re. 21. 2o[a-methustos 244] amethyst.
AMISS, in Lu. 23. 41 [a-topos 766] out of place.
in Ja. 4. 3 [kakos 2366] evilly, in an evil manner.
AMONG, in Mt, z. 6 ; 4. 23 ; 11. 11 ; 16. 7, 8 ; 20. 26,
&c. [en 1604J in, among,
iu Mr. I. 27 ; 8, 16 ; 9. 33, 34 ; to. 26 ; 12. 7; 13. 31 ; 16.
3, Lu. 4. 36 ; 2o. 14 ; 22. 23, Jo. 6. 32 ; 7. 33 ; 12. 19 ; 16.
17; 19. 24, Ac. 4, IS ; 28. 4, 25, 2 Co, 12, 31 [pros ace.
3917] toward, unto, with.
in Mt. 13. 22, Mr, 4. 7, t8 ; 8. 19, 20 ; 13. 10, Lu. 8. 14 ;
10, 36 ; 24. 47, Jo. 6. 9 ; 21. 23, Ac, 2. 22 ; 4. 17 ; 14. 14 ;
20. 29, 2 Co. II. 6, I Th. s- i5j I Po. 4, 8 [eis 1409] into,
in reference or regard to.
in Mt. 13. 23, 49, Lu. 8. 7 ; 10. 3 ', 22, 27, 53, Jo. i. 26,
Ac. 17, 33 ; Z3. 10, I Co. 5. z, z Co, 6. 17, I Th. 2. 7
[messos 2936] the midst of. [gen. Z962] with.
in Lu. 22. 37 ; 24. 3, Jo. 6. 43 ; 11, 36 ; 16. ig [meta
in Mt. 12, II, Jo. 12. 20, 42, Ac, 6. 3 ; 27, 22 [ek 1427]
out of. [1802] upon, over.
in Mt. 13. 7, Ac. I, 21, z Th. i. 10, Rev. 7. 15 [epi ace.
in Mt. 28. 15, Col, 4. 16, Re. 2, 13 [para thrt. 3456]
alongside of, [down to.
in Ac. 21. 21 ; 26, 3 [kata ace. 2398] over against,
in Ac. 10, 22 [hupo gen. 4768] under, by.*
in 2. Ti. 2, z [dia gen. 1107] through, (See also Com
pare, dwell, fall, frora, in, publican, speak),
ANATHEMA, in x Co. 16. 22 [ana-thema 303] what is
put up (as a gift to God). [anchor.
ANCHOR, in Ac. 27, 29, 30, 40, He. 6. 19 [agkura 37]
ANKLE-BONE, in Ac. 3. 7 [sphurou 4313] ankle-bone.
AND, the usual Greek word kai, 2344, de, 1048, and
te, 436S, are too numerous for references,
in Lu. 2. 16 ; 12. 45, Ac. 26, 20, He, 4. 12, Ja. 3. 7 [te
kai 4568] and also, both.
in Lu. 3, 18, Ac, 8. 25 ; 15, 3 ; 17. 30 ; 28. 5 [oun men
3380] then indeed.
in Mt. 18. 29, Jo. 20, II, Ac, 13. 39 ; 25. 23 [oun 3380]
then. m Jo. 4. 37, Ac. 8. 39, 2 Ti. 2. 7 [gar 963] for,
in Lu. 17, 8 ; 24. 21 [alia 208] otherwise, but, save,
in Mr. 6, ii, i Co, 11, 27, i Pe, i, 18 [e 2112] or.
in Ac. 27. 40 [hama 233] together, at the same time.
in Ac. 15. 36 [de 1097] doubtless.

in Lu. 10. I [ana 274] up, by, at the rate of.
in Jo. 3. 25 [meta gen. 2962] with, between.
in Ac. 9. 35 [hostis 3338] whoever,
(See alsQ Beside, rather, that, then, yet, even).
ANGEL, in Mt, i. 20, 24 ; 2. 13, 19 ; 4, 6, n ; 13. 39,
41, 49 ; 16. 27 ; 18. TO ; zz. 30 ; Z4. 31, 36 ; 23. 31, 41 ; 26.
33 ; 28. 2, 5, Mr, I, 13 ; 8. 38 ; 12. 25 ; 13. 27, 32, Lu. i.
II, 13, 18, ig, 26, 28, 30, 34, 35, 38 ; 2. 9, 10, 13, 13, 21 ,;
4. 10 ; 9, 26 ; 12. 8, 9 ; 13. 10; t6. 22 ; 22, 43; 24. 23, Jo,
I. 51 ; 5. 4 ; 12. 29 ; 20. 12, Ac. 5. 19 ; 6. 13 ; 7. 30, 35, 38,
33 ; 8. 26 ; 10. 3, 7, 22 ; n. 13 ; 12. 7, 8, g, lo,- 11, 15, 23 ;
23. 8, g ; 27, 23, Ro. 8. 38, i Co. 4. 9 ; 6- 3 ; ii- 10; 13. i,
2 Co, II, 14, Ga. I. 8 ; 3. 19 ; 4. 14, Col, 2. 18, 2 Th. i. 7, i
Ti. 3. 16 ; s- 21, He. i. 4, 5, 6, 7, 13 ; 2. 2, 3, 7, 9, 16 ; 12. 22 ;
13, 2, I Pe. I. 12; 3, 22, 2 Pe, 2. 4, II, Ju. 6, Re. i. i, 20;
2. I, 8, 12, 18 ; 3. I, 3, 7, 14 ; 3. 2, II ; 7. I, 2 t, n ; 8.
2j 3, 4) 5, 6) 7, 8, 10, 12, 13 It ; 9. I, II, 13, 14 (, 15 ; 10. I,
3, 7, 8, 9, TO ; II, I, 13 ; 12. 7t,g; 14. 6, 8, 9, 10, 13, 17,
18, ig ; 15. I, 6, 7, 8 ; 16. i, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 12, 17 ; 17. i,
7 ; 18. I, 21 ; 19. 17 ; 20. i ; 21. 9, 12, 17 ; 22. 6, 8, 16
[aggelos 24] angel, messenger, agent. {See also Equal).
ANGER, in Mr. 3. 3, Ep. 4. 31, Col, 3. 8 [orge 3318]
anger. ANGER (to), in Ro. 10. 19 [par-orgizo 3562] to make
very angry. {See also Provoking).
ANGRY (be, soon), in Mt. 5. 22, Lu. 14. 21 ; 13. z8,
Ep. 4, z6. Re. II, 18 [orgizomai 3319] to be angiy.
in Jo. 7, 23 [cholomai 3002] to be galled.
in Tit, T. 7 [orgilos 3320] angry, prone to anger,
ANGUISH, in Jo. 16. 21 [thlipsis 2213] pressure,
oppression, in Ro. 2, g [steno-choria 4270] straitness, anguish.
in^ 2 ,Co. 2. 4 [sun-oche 4473J a holding together,
straits. ANISE, in Mt. 23. 23 [anethon 403] dill, anise,
ANOINT, mMt. 6, 17, Mr, 6. 13; 16. i, Lu. 7. 38.
46 t, Jo. II. 2; IZ, 3, Ja. 3. 14 [aleipho 194] to anoint -
with oil, [chrio 3025] to rub, anoint.
in Lu. 4, 18, Ac, 4. 27; TO. 38, 2 Co. i. 21, He. i. 9
in Rev, 3. 18 [eg-cnrio 1361] to rub in, anoint,
in Jo. 9. 6, II [epi-chrio 1922] to rub on, anoint.
in Mr, 14. 8 [raurizo 3087] to smear with myrrh.
ANOINTING,in i Jo. 2. 27 1 [chrisma 5024] anointing,
ANON, in Mr. i. 30 [eu-theos 2004] straightway.
in Mt. 13. zo [eu-thus zoiz], straightway.
ANOTHER (man's one of .. .nation).
in Mt. 2. 12 ; 8. 9; 10. 23 ; 13. 24, 31, 33; ig. g; 21. 33 ;
26. 71, Mr. 10, II, 12; 12. 4, 5; 14. ig, 38, Lu. 7. 8, ig;
19. 20 ; 22. sg, Jo, 3, 7, 32, 43 ; 14. 16 ; 18. 13 ; zi. 18, Ac.
19. 32; 21. 34, I Co. 3. to; io. 29; 12. 8, g, 10/.; 14,
30 ; 13, 39 th, 41 t, 2 Co. II. 4, Ga. i, 7, He. 4. 8, Re. 6,
4 ; 7. 2 ; 8, 2 ; 10, I ; 12. 3 ; 13. ti ; 14. 6, 8, 15, 17, 18 ;
IS- i; 16. 7; 18, I, 4; 20, 12 [alios 217] other, another,
(not the same),
in Mt. 8. 21 ; 11, 3, Mr. 16. 12, Lu. 6. 6 ; 9. 56, 39, 61 ;
14. 19, 20, 31 ; 16,7, 18 ; 19. 20; 20, II ; 22. 58, Jo. 19. 37,
Ac, I. 20 ; 7, 18 ; 12. 17 ; 13. 33 ; 17. 7, Ro. 2, i, 21 ; 7.
3 th, 4, 23 ; 13. 8, I Co. 3. 4 ; 4. 6; 6. i ; 10. 24 ; 12. 9,
10 ; 13. 40, 2 Co. II. 4 t, Ga. i. 6; 6. 4, He. 3. 6 ; 7. 11,
13, 13, Ja. 2, 23 ; 4. 12 [heteros 1980] another, the other
(one). [219] another's,
in Lu. t6. 12, Ro. 14. 4 ; 13. 20, 2 Co. 10. 16 [allotrios
in Ac. 10. 28 [allo-phulos 220] of another tribe.
(See also Compassion, prefer, teach, tongue).
ANSWER (of God), Lu. 2. 47; zo. 26, Jo. i. 22; 19. 9
[apo-krisis 377] a judging off, response.
in I Co, g. 3, 2 Ti. 4, 16, i Pe. 3. 13 [apo-logia ' 589]
defence, apology.
in I Pe. 3. 21 [ep-erotema 1799] a questioning besides.
inRo, II. 4 [chrematismos 5017] oracular announce
ment. ANSWER (for self, again), in Mt. 3, 13 ; 4. 4, &c. [apo-
krinomai 376] to judge off, respond.
in Lu. 12. II ; 21. 14, Ac. 24. 10; 25. 8; 26. i, 2 [apo-
logeomai 588] to apologize, make a defence for self,
in Lu. zo, 3 [epo, eipbn 1933] to say, speak, tell.
in Lu. TO. 30 [hupo-lambano 4783] to take up quietly,
inLu. 14.6 [ant-apq-krinomai 441] to answer in return.
in Tit. 2. g [anti-lego 454] to speak in opposition, gain
say, in Ac. 23, 16 [apo-logia 389] defence, apology. [to.
in Ga, 4. 25 [su-stoicheo 4500] to step with, correspond
ANTICHRIST, in i Jo. 2. 18 t, 22 ; 4, 3, 2 Jo. 7 [anti-
christos 467] one in opposition to Christ.

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

ANY (man, one, thing, further, longer, more, question
at all).
in Mt. II, 27 ; 12. ig ; 21, 3 ; 22, 46 ; 24. 17, 23, Mr. 8.
26 ; 9. 30 ; II. 3, 13, 16, 25 ; 13. 3, 15, 21 ; 16, 18, Lu. g.
23 ; 14. 8 ; ig. 8, 31 ; 20. 28 ; 22. 35 ; 24. 41, Jo. i. 46 ; 2.
23; 4- 33; 6. 46, 31; 7. 4,17, 37, 48; g. 22, 31, 32; 10. 9,
28 ; II. 9, 37 ; 12, 26 t, 47 ; 14. 14 ; 16. 30, Ac. 4. 34 ; 9. 2 ;
10. 47; 17. 23; 19. 38, 39; 24. 12, 20; 23. 8, II, 16; 27.
42 ; 28. 21 1, Ro. 8. g, 39 ; 9. II ; 14. 14 ; 13. iB, i Co. i.
13 ; z, 2 ; 3, 7, IZ, 14, 17 ; 3. II ; 6. i, 12 ; 7, 12, 18 t, 36 ;
8. 2 t, 3, 10; g. 15 ; 10. ig t, 27, 28; 11, 16, 34; 14. 27, 35,
J Co. '

38 ; 16, 22, 2 (

3, TO i; 3, 3 ; 10, 7 ; 11. 21 ; 12, 6,

17, Ga. 3. 6, 13, Ep. 2. q; 3. 27, Ph. 2. if; 3. 15; 4, 8,
Col. 2. 4, 8, 23 ; 3. 13, I Th. I. 8 ; 2, g ; 5. 13, 2 Th. 3, 8 1,
14, 1 Ti. 3. 4, 8, He. 3. 12, 13 ; 4. i, 11 ; 12, 15 t, Ja. i, 5,
7, z6 ; 3. IZ, 13 t, 14, ig, i Pe. 3, i ; 4. 11 t, 2 Pe, 3. g, i
Jo. 2. I, 15, 27 ; 4. 20; 3. 14, t6, 2 Jo. 10, Re. 3. 20 ; 11,
5 ; 13. g ; 14. g ; 22. 18, 19 [tis 4626] any, any one, any
thing, inMt. 13, 19; 18. 19, Ac. 10, 14, 2 Co. i. 4, He. 4. 12,
Re. 7. I, 16 ; g. 4 1 ; 21. 27 [pas 356g] ^U, any, every.
in Mr. 14, 63, Lu. 20. 36 ; 22. 71, Ro. 6. 2, Re, 12. 8 ;
18. 22 ; 21. 4 [eti igSz] yet, still, further.
in Jo. I. 3, Ac, 4, 32 [heis 1410] one,
in Eph. 6, 8 [hekastos 1428] each, every.
in Lu. 20. 27 [me 2997] no, not.
m Mt, 22. 16, Mr, 5. 4 ; 16. 8, Lu. 8. 43 ; g. 36 ; 20, 40,
Jo. 18. 31, Ac. 4. IZ [ou-de-is 3373] not even one.
in Mr, i, 44, Ac. 10. 28, Ro. 13. 8, 2 Co. 6. 3, 2 Th, u.
3, I Pe. 3. 6 [me-de-is 3003] no, not even one.
in Mt. 22. 46, Mr. 9. 8, Lu, 22. 16, Re. 18. 11 [ouk-eti
3377] no further, [longer.
in Ac. 23. 24, Ro. 14. 13 [mek-eti 3006] no further or
in Jo, 4. 33 ; 7. 48 ; 21.3 [metis 2997], hath any one?
in Re. 18. 22 [ou me eti 2997] not any further or
longer. (See also Lest, means, neither, ,never, no, not, speak,
time, while, vrise, without),
APART, in Mt, 14. 13, 23'; 17. i, 19; 20. 17, Mr. 6.
31 ; g. 2 [kat' idian 2255] by oneself. {See also Lay),
APIECE, in Lu, g, 3, Jo. 2, 6 [ana 274] apiece, respec
tively, APOSTLE (false), in Mt. 10. 2, Mr. 6. 30, Lu. 6. 13 ; 9,
10 ; II. 49 ; 17, 5 ; 22. 14 ; 24. 10, Ac. i. 2, 26 ; 2. 37, 42,
43 ; 4- 33» 35) 3^, 37 ; 5- ^7 12, 18, 29, 34, 40 ; 6. 6 ; 8, i,
14, 18 ; 9. 27 ; TI. I ; 14. 4, 14 ; 15, 2, 4, 6, 22, 23, 33 ; 16.
4, Ro. I. I ; II. 13 ; 16. 7, I Co, i. i ; 4. 9 ; g. i, 2, 5 ; 12.
28, 29 ; 13. 7, 9 i, 2 Co. I. I ; n, 3, 13; 12. 11, 12, Ga. 1,
1, 17, ig, Ep, I. I ; 2. 20 ; 3. 5 ; 4. n, Col. i. i, i Th.
2; 6, I Ti. I. I ; 2. 7, 2 Ti, i. i, n. Tit. i. i. He. 3. i, r
Pe, I. I, 2 Pe. 1. I ; 3. 2, Ju. 17, Re, 2. 2 ; 18. 20 ; 21. 14
[apo-stolos 614] one sent away.
in 2 Co, IT. 13 [pseud-apo-stolos 3047] a lying or false
apostle, APOSTLESHIP, in Ac, i. 23, Ro. 1. 5, i Co, 9. z, Ga.
2. 8 [apo-stole 613] apostleship.
APPAREL, in Ac. i. 10 ; 12. 21, Ja. 2. 2 [esthes 1964]
dress, apparel.
iu I Pe. 3, 3 [himation 2284] clothing, clothes.
in Ac, 20, 33 [himatismos 2283] clothing.
in I Ti. 2. g [kata-stole 2497] long robe.
APPARELLED, in Lu, 7, 25 [en himatismo 2285lin
clothing, APPEAL (to, unto) in Ac, 25, n, 12, 21, 23; 26, 32;
28. 19 [epi-kaleomai 1834] to call upon.
APPEAR (not), in Mt. i. 20; 2 7, 13, 19 ; 6. 16, 18; 13.
26; 23. 27, z8 ; 24. 30, Mr, 16. g, Lu. 9, 8, Ro. 7. 13, 2 Co,
13. 7, He, II, 3, Ja, 4. 14, I Pe, 4, i8[phainomai 4827] to
shine, appear. y
in Mt. 17. 3, Mr. 9. 4, Lu, r. 11 ; 9. 31 ; 22. 43 ; 24. 34,
Ac. 2, 3 ; 7. 2, 30, 33 ; 9. 17 ; 16.9 ; 26. 16 t, JHe. 9. 28,
Re. IZ. I, 3 [optomai 3317] to be seen, shew self, appear.
in Mr, 16. 12, 14, 2 Co, 5. 10; 7. 12, Col. 3. 4 t. He, g.
26, I Pe. 3. 4, I Jo. 2. 28 ; 3, 2 t. Re. 3, 18 [phaneroomai
4829] to manifest sell [shine upon.
in Ac. 27. 20, Tit. 2. 11 ; 3. 4 [epi-phainomai igii] to
in Mt. 27. 53, He, 9. 24 [em-phanizomai 1600] to shine
into. in Lu. ig, 1 1 [ana-phainomai 372] to shine anew.
in Ac. 22. 30 [erchomai i960] to come.
in 1 Ti. 4. IS [eimi phaneros 4828] to be manifest,
in Lu. II. 44 [a-delos 71] not evident, uncertain.
APPEARANCE (outward), in 2 Co. 5, iz; 10. 7 [pros-
opon 3991] face.

in T Th, 3. 22 [eidos 1380] appearance, form.
in Jo. 7. 24 [opsis 3412] sight, countenance.
APPEARING, in i Ti, 6, 14, 2 Ti. i. 10; 4. i, 8, Tit, 2.
13 [epi-phaneia 1912J shining on, appearance.
in I Pe. I. 7 [apo-kalupsis 567] uncovering, revelation.
APPEASE, in Ac. ig, 33 [kata-stello- 2495] to put
down. APPOINT (before, time, to death),
in Mt. 24. 51, Lu. 12, 46, I Th. 3, 9, 2 Ti. i. n, He. x.
2, I Pe. 2. 8 [tithemi 4616] to put, place, set.
in Lu. 3, 13, Ac. 7. 44 ; zo. 13, Tit, i, 5 [dia-tasBO 1183]
to arrange thoroughly,
in Mt. 28. 16, Ac. 22. TO ; 28. 23 [tasso 4356] to arrange.
in Mt. 26. 19 ; 27. 10 [sun-tasso 4474] to arrange with.
in Ac. I. 23 ; 17. 31 [histemi 2303] to (cause to) stand
firm. in Lu. 22. zg [dia-tithemi ii8g] to place thoroughly.
in Lu. 10. 1 [ana-deiknumi 294] to shew up, point out.
in He. g. 27 [apo-keimai 571] to be laid away.
in He. 3, 2 [poieo 3766] to make, do, work.
in Ac. 6. 3 [kath-istemi 2336] to set down,
in Ac. 17. 26 [pro-tassomai 3g73] to be arranged
beforehand. in I Th. 3. 3 [keimai 2560] to be laid.
in Ga, 4, 2 [pro-thesmios 3887] (time) set berforehand.
in 1 Co, 4. o [epi-thanatios 1828] destined to die,
APPREHEND, in Ph. 3. 12, 13 [kata4ambano 2446] to
take thorough hold on.
in Ac. 12. 4, 2 Co. II. 32 [piazo 3693] to seize.
APPROACH unto (which no man can), in Lu. 12. 33,
He. TO. 23 [eggizo 1336] to be or draw nigh, •
in I Ti. 6, 16 [a-proB-itos 637] unapproachable.
APPROVE, m Ro, 14, 18 ; 16. 10, i Co. 11. 19, z Co.
10. t8 j 13. 7, 2 Ti, 2.' 15 [dokimos 1274] tried, approved.
in Ro. 2. 18, I Co. 16. 3, Ph. i, to [dokimazo 1270] to
try, prove.
in 2 Co. 6. 4 ; 7. 1 1 [sun-istemi 4466J to set with.
in Ac. 2, 22 [apot-deiknumi 54 8] to shew off or fully.
APRON, in Ac. 19. iz [simi-kinthion 4164I apron, or
handkerchief. APT to teach, in i Ti. 3. 2, 2Ti.2. 24 [didaktikoa 1203]"
apt afc teaching.
ARCHANGEL, in i Th. 4. 16, Ju. 9 [arch-aggelos 693]
chief messenger or agent.
ARISE (up), in Mt. 9. g ; 26. 62, Mr. z, 14 ; 5. 42 ; 7.
24 ; g, 27 ; 10. i ; 14, 57, Lu. i, 39 ; 4. 38, 39 ; 6, 8 ; 8. 33;
13, 18, zo ; 17. 19 ; 23. I ; 24. 12, Ac. 3. 6 ; 6. g ; 7. 18 j 8.
26, 27 ; 9. 6, II, 18, 34 t, 39, 40 ; TO. 20 ; 11. 7 ; 12, 7 ; 20.
30; 22. TO, 16 ; 23. 9, Ep. 3. 14, He. 7, 13 [an-istemi 423]
to stand or set up,
in Mt, z. 13, 14, 20, 21 ; 8. 13, 26; 9. 5, 6, 7, ig, 23; 17.
7 ; 24. 24; 23. 7 ; 27. 32, Mr. 2, 9, 11, 12 ; 5. 41, Lu. 3.
24 ; 7. 14 ; 8. 24, 34, Jo. 7. 52 ; u. 29 ; 14. 31, Ac, g. 8.
[egeiro 1340] to awake, arise,
inMt. 8. 24; 13, 21, Mr, 4. i7,37,Lu. 6.48; 13. 14, Jo. 3,
23, Ac. 6. I ; II, ig; 19, 23 ; 23. 7, 9, 10 [ginomai 993] to
come to pass.
in Lu. 24, 38, Re. 9. 2 [ana-haino 276] to go or come up,
in Mr. 4. 39, Jo. 6, 18 [di-egeiro 1213] to awake or arise
thoroughly. in Lu. g. 46 [eis-erchomai 1415] to come in or into.
in I Pe. I. 19 [ana-tello 367] to rise up or anew.
in Ac. 27. 14 [ballo 842] to cast, throw.
ARK, in Mt. 24. 38, Lu. 17. 27, He. 9. 4 ; ii. 7, i Pe,
3. 20, Re. IT. ig [kibotos 2398] ark.
ARM (take up in the), in Lu, i. 31, Jo. 12. 38, Ac. 13.
17 [brachion 934] arm, [the folded arms.
in Mr. 9. 36 ; 10, 16 [en-ag-kalizomai 1605] to take in
in Lu. 2, 28 [agkale 35] the folded arm.
ARM (one's self with), in i Pe, 4. 1 [hoplizomai 3303]
to he armed.
in Lu. IT, 21 [kath-oplizomai 2339] to be fully armed.
ARMOUR (all, whole), in Lu. 11. 22, Ep, 6. 11, 13
[pan-oplia 3444] panoply, whole armour,
in Ro. 13. 12, 2 Co, 6. 7 [liopla 3304] arms, ai-mour,
ARMY, in Mt. 22. ^, Ac. 23. 27, Re. 9. 16 ; ig. 14, 19 1
[strateuma 4292] soldiery, warriors.
in Lu. 21. 20 [strato-pedon 4299] soldiers' encampment,
in He. 11. 34 [par-em-bole 3339] ranks.
ARRAY, in i Ti, 2, 9, [himatismos 2283] clothing.
ARRAY (in), in Mb. 6. 29, LU, 12. 27 ; 23. u. Re, 7.
13 ; 17. 4 ; 19-8 [peri-balloraai 3626] to he cast around.
m Ac. 12. 21 [en-duomai 1629] to go into, be clothed
with.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THB NEW TESTAMENT.

ARRIVE, in Ac. 20. 15 [para-ballo 3458] to cast along-
in Lu. 8. 26 [kata-pleo 2476] to sail down. [side,
ART (curious), in Ac. 17. 29 [techne 4609] art, trade.
in Ac. 19. ig [peri-ergon 3632] curious work,
AS (concerning, pertaining, though, touching, when,
yet, as far, large, long, many, much, oft, often, soon,
to, well as, it were, it had been. See also According,
become, behold, even, like, forasmuch, forsorauch, in
asmuch, insomuch, so, such, wont, cnrystal, custom,
have, not).
in Mt. I. 24 ; 6. 10, 12 ; 7. 29 ( ; 8. 13, &c, [hos 5089] as.
hi Mt. 21. 6 ; 26. 24 ; z8. 6, Mr. 4. 33 ; 9, 13 ; 14. 16,
21 ; 15. 8 ; 16, 7, Lu. i, 53, 70 ; z. 20, 23 ; 5. 14 ; 6. 31, 36 ;
II. I, 30 ; 17. 26 ; 22. 13, 29 ; 24. 39, Jo. i. 23 ; 3. 14 ; 3,
30 ; 6. 31, 37, 38 ; 7. 38 ; 8. 28 ; 10. 13, 26 ; 12. 14 ; 13. 15,
33) 34 ; 14. 27, 31 ; 13. 4) 9» 12 ; 17, 2, TI, 18, 21, 23 ; 19.
40; 20. 21, Ac. 2. 4, 22 ; 7, 42, 44, 48 ; TO. 47 ; 13. 8, 15 ;
22. 3, Ro. I. 13, 17 ; 2. 24 ; 3. 4, 8t, 10 ; 4. 17 ; 8. 36 ; 9.
13, 29, 33 ; 10. 13 ; IT. 26; 13. 3, 7, 9, 21, I Co. 2. 9 ; 4.
17 > 3- 7 ) S, 2 ; 10. 6, 7, 8, 9, TO ; IT. z ; 12, 11, 18 ; 14.
34; 13, 38, 49, 2 Co. I. 3, 14; 4. I ; 6. 16; 8, 5, 6, 13 ; g.
3, g ; 10. 7 ; 11. 12, Gal. 2, 7 ; 3. zx, Ep. 3. 3 ; 4. 4, 17, zi,
32 ; 3. 2, 3, 25, 29, Ph. z. iz; 3. 17, Col. i, 6t, 7; z. 7; 3.
13, J Th. 1. 3 ; 2. 2, 4, 5, 13, 14 ; 3. 4 ; 4. T, 6, II, 13, 2
Th. I. 3 ; 3. I, I Ti. i. 3, He. 3- 7; 4- 3» 7! 3- 3» 6 ; 8, s ;
TO. 25 ; II. 12, I Pe. 4. 10, 2 Pe. 1.14 ; 3. 15, i Jo. 2. 18 ;
3. 2, 12, 23 ; 4. 17, 2 Jo. 4, 6 [kathos 2342] according as,
in Mt. 6. 2, 3, 7, 16; IZ. 40 ; 13. 40 ; 18. 17 ; 24. 27, 37,
38 ; 23, 14, 32, Lu, 17. 24 ; 18. ir, Jo. 3. 21, 26, Ac. 2, 2 ;
3. 17; II, 13, Ro. 3. 12, 19, 21 ; 6. 29 ; II, 30, I Co. 8. 5 ;
IT. 12 ; 15, 22 ; 16. I, 2 Co. I, 7 ; 8. 7 ; 9. 3, Ga, 4. 29, Ep.
5. 24, I Th, 3. 3, He. 4. 10 ; 7. 27 ; 9. 23, Ja. 2. 26 [hos-
per 3093] even as.
in M.t. 9. 13 ; 14. 36 ; 22. g, 10 ; 23. 40, 45, Mr, 2. 19 ;
3. 10 ; 6. 56; II. 8, Jo, I. 12 ; 6. 11, Ac. 2. 3g ; 3. 24; 4.
^» 34 > S- 3^) 37 ) ^°- 45 * ^3- 48» B-o- 2. 12 i ; 7. i ; 8. 14 ;
II, 13, I Co, 7, 30, Ga. 3, 10, 27 ; 4. i ; 6. iz, 16, Ph, 3.
15, Col. 2. I, I Tl. 6. I, He. I. 4 ; 3. 3 ; 7. 20 ; g. 27 ; 10.
25, z Pe. I. 13, Re. 2. 24 ; 3. 19 ; 13. 13 ; 18. 17 ; 21, 16
[hosos 3355] as long, many or much as.
inRo. 12. 4, I Co. 12. 12, 2 Co. 3. 13, t8; 8, 11, i Th.
a. II ; 3. 6, He. 4. 2 ; 5. 4 [katha-per 2319] even as,
in Lu. 4. 16 ; 22. 22, 39, Ac. 17. 2, Ro. 3, 5 ; 4. i ; 9. 3 ;
II. 28 J, I Co. 3. 3 ; 9. 8, 2 Co. II. 21, Ga. 4. 28, Ph. 3. 5,
Tit. I. g. He, g. g [kata ace. z34g] according to or as,
over against,
in Mr, 2. 13 ; 4. 4, Lu. 2. 43 ; 5. i ; 8. 3, 42 ; g. 18, zg,
33 ; II. 1, Z7, 37 ; Z4. 4, 30, Ac, 9. 3 ; u. 15 [en 1604] in.
in Mt, 9. 36 ; 28. 3, 4, Mjt. 9. 26, Lu. 22. 44 ; 24. 11, Ac.
2. 3 ; 6. IS ; 9. 18, He. i. 12 ; 11. 12 [hos-ei 5092] as if.
in Ro. 9. 6, I Co. 15; 48 f [hoios 3236] such as.
in Lu. 13. 34, Ac. 7. 28 ; 15. 11 ; 27, 25, 2 Ti, 3. 8 [hon
tropon 4677] in the way that.
in Mt. 18. 19; 22. 31, Mr. 12. 26, Ac. 21. 25, i Co. 8, i,
^ ; 16. 12, 2 Co. 9. I, I Th. 4. 9 [peri gen. 3621] concern
ing, about.
in I Co. 3. 1 ; 16. 2 [hostis 3338] who, which, whatever.
in Mt. 13. 33 [hoste 5093] as, so that.
in Ac, z. 43 [kath-oti 2341] because that, according as.
in Ro. 8, 26 [katho 2337] according as.
in I Co, 15. 8 [hos-per-ei 3094] even as if.
in Mt. 27. TO [katha 2314] according as.
in 2 Pe. 3. 4 [houtos 3391] thus, so.
in Ph, 4. 15 [eis 1409] in reference <yr regard to,
in Mt, I, 18 [gar 903] for.
in Ac, 13. 34, Ph, 3, 12 [hoti 3364] because. - [unto,
in Ac. 28. 13, 2 Co, 10. 14 [acliri 831] as far as, until,
in Lu. 24. 30, Ac. IT. 19, 22 [heos 2084] tUl, unto.
in Rev. 21, 16 [tos-outos 4644] so much, great, large,
long, in Jo. 9. 5 ; 16. 21 [hotan 3362] when,
in Ac. 3. 33 [epi ace. 1802] on, upon,
in Mt. g. 13 [eph hoson 3355] as long as, inasmuch as
in Jo, 17. 2 [pan ho 3369] all that.
in Lu. 6. 34 [isos zzgg] equal or like.
in t Co. II. z3, 26, Re. 11. 6 [hosakis 3349] as often as,
in Lu. 15. 30, Re, 10. 10 [hote 3363] when.
in Mr, 3. 36 ; 11, 2 [eu-theos 2004] straightway,
iu Ac. B 16 [ou-po 3381] not yet.
in Jo, zo. 9 [ou-de-po 3375] not even yet,
ASCEND (up), in Lu. 19, 28, Jo. i. 31 ; 3- 13 ; 6. 62 ;
20. 17 1, Ac. z, 34 ; 23. I, Ro. TO. 6, Ep, 4.8, 9, lo. Re. 7.
2; 8. 4; JI. 7, 12 ; 14. it; 17. 8 [ana-baino 276]togoup.
ASHAMED (be, make, not needing to be), in Mr. 8.

38 i, Lu. g. 26t, Ro. I. t6 ; 6. 21, 2 Ti. i. 8, iz, 16, He. 2.
II ; II. 16 [ep-aischunomai 1762] to be ash»,med of, or
at any thing.

in Lu. 13, 17, Ro, 3. 5 ; 9. 33 ; to, ii, 2 Co. 7, 14 ; 9, 4,
""". 3, 16 [kat-aischunomai 2424] to be utterly ashamed.
Lu. 16. 3, 2 Co. 10. 8, Ph. I. zo, I Pe. 4. 16, i Jo. 2.

I Pe. 3. 16 [kat-aischunomai 2424] to be utterly ashamed.
in Lu. 16. 3, 2 Co. 10. 8, Ph. i. zo, i Pe. 4. 16, i Jo. 2.
28 [aischunomai 131] to be ashamed. [of.

in 2 Ti. 2. 13 [an-ep-aischuntos3g5]nottobe ashamed
ASHES (turn into), in Mt, 11. 21, Lu. 10. 13, He. 9. 13,
[spodos 4243] ashes.
in 2 Pe, 2, 6 (tephro5 4608] to reduce to ashes.
ASIDE, (See also Go, lay, take). "
in Mr. 7. 33 [kaf idian 2235] by oneself. [aside.
in I Ti. I. 6 ; 3. 13 [ek-trep6 1319] to turn out of or
in Mr. 7. 33 [apo-lambanomai 583] to take away.
ASK (agam, after, of, no questions), in Mt. 12. 10 ; 17.
10 ; 22. 23, 33, 41, 46 ; 27, II, Mr. 5. 9; 7. Sj 17 ; 8. 5, 23,
27 ; 9. II, 16, 21, 28, 32, 33 ; 10. 2, TO, 17 ; 11. 29 ; 12. 18,
28, 34 ; 13. 3 ; 14, 60, 61 ; 13. 2, 4, 44, Lu. 2. 46 13. 10 ;
6. 9 ; 8. g, 30 ; 9. 18 ; 18. 18, 40 ; 20. 21, 27, 40; 21. 7 ;
22. 64 ; 23. 3, 6, Jo. 18. 7, 21, Ac. I, 6, 3, 27 ; 23. 34, Ro.
10. 20, T Co. 14. 35 [ep-erotad 1798] to question besides.
in Mt, 3. 42 ; 6. 8 ; 7. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 ; 14. 7 ; 18. ig ; 20.
22 ; 21, 22 ; 27, 20, Mr. 6. 22, 23, 24, 25 ; 10. 38, Lu. i. 62 I
6. 30 ; II, 9, 10, II, IZ, 13 ; 12. 48, Jo. 4, 9, 10; II, 22 ; 14.
13, 14 ; 13. 7, 16 ; 16. 23, 24 (, 26, Ac. 3. 2, Ep, 3. 20, Ja. i.
5, 6 ; 4. 2, 3*, I Pe. 3. 15, I Jo. 3. 22 ; 3. 14, 13, 16 [aiteo
132] to ask.
in Mt. 16. 13 ; 21. 24, Mr. 4. 10, Lu. g. 45 ; 19. 31 ; 20.
3 ; 22, 68, Jo. I. ig, 21, 25 ; 3. 12 ; 8, 7 ; g. 2, 13, 19, zi,
23 ; 16, 3, 19, 23, 30 ; 18. 19, Ac. 3. 3. [erotao 1962] to
in Jo. 21. 12 [ex-etazo 1724] to search out. [question.
in Ac. 23. 20 [lego 2788] to lay.
in Lu. 6. 30 [ap-aiteo 1763] to ask about or away.
in I Co, 10. 23, 27 [ana-krino 322] to judge up or anew.
in Lu. 13. 26 ; 18. 36, Jo. 13. 24, Ac, 4. 7 ; 10. 18, 29 ; 23.
19 [punthanomai 4044] to inquire,
ASLEEP (be, fall), in Ac. 7. 60, i Co. 15. 6, 18, i Th.
4. 13, IS, 2 Pe. 3. 4 [koimaomai 2642] to be laid to sleep.
in Mt, 8. 24 ; 26, 40, 43, Mr, 4. 38 ; 14. 40 [katheiido
2329] to be fast asleep.
in Lu. 8. 23 [aph-upnoo 823] to fall asleep.
ASP, in Ro. 3. 13 [aspis 728] asp.
ASS (young), in Mt. 21. 2, 5, 7, Lu, 13, 13 ; 14. 5, Jo.
12. 15 [ones 3296] ass, [the yoke.
in Mt. 21. 5, z Pe, 2, 16 [hupo-zugion 4777] one under
in Jo, 12, 14 [onarion 3287] a young or little ass.
ASSAULT, in Ac. 17, 5 [eph-istemi 2076] to set upon.
in Ac. 14. 3 [horme 3339] a rush.
ASSAY, in Ac. ^, 26 [petrao 3396] to try.
in Ac. 16. 7 [peirazo 3594] to try, make trial,
in He. 11. 29 [lambano peiran 3393] to take a trial,
ASSEMBLE (selves, together, with), in Mt. 26. 3, 37 ;
28. 12, Jo, 20. 10 4.C 4, 31 ; II. z6 [sun-agomai 4406] to
be led together.
in Mr, 14, 53 [sun-erchomai 4450] to be come together,
in Ac 13. 25 [ginomai ggs] to be come.
in Ac. 1. 4 [sun-alizomai 4414] to be thronged together.
ASSEMBLING TOGETHER, in He. 10. 23 [epi-sun-
agoge iBg^] a leading together to.
ASSEMBLY feeneral), in Ja. 2. 2 [sun-agoge 4407]
synagogue (what is le4 together), [assembly.
in Ac. ig. 32, 39, 41 [ek-klesia 1469] what is called out,
in He. 12. 23 [pan-eguris 3442] the whole collection.
ASSENT, in Ac, 24. 9 [sun-tithemi 4479] to place
together. . [side of.
ASSIST, in Ro. 16. 2 [par-istemi 3550] to stand along-
ASSURANCE (full), in Col. 2, 2, i Th. i. 3, He. 6. n ;
10. 22 [plero-phoria 3741] full bearing, [or faith.
in Ac. 17. 31 [pistis 3710] a ground of trust, confidence
ASSURE (-ed of), m i Jo. 3. ig [peitho 35gi] to
persuade, [fident in.
in 2 Ti. 3. 14 [pistoomai 3712] to be trustful of, con-
ASSUREDLY (gathering), in Ac. 2. 36 [a-sphalos 747]
safely, surely. [conclude.
in Ac. 16. 10 [sum-bibazo 4362] to put up together,
ASTONISHED (be, make), in Mt. 7. 28 ; 13. 34 ; 22.
33, Mr, I. 22 ; 6. 2 ; 7. 37 ; 10. 26 ; ii. 18, Lu. 4. 32, Ac,
13. 12 [ek-plessomai 1300] to be exceedingly struck.
in Mr. 5. 42, Lu. 2. 47 ; 8. 56 ; 24. 22, Ac, 10. 45 ; 12.
16 [ex-istemi 1730] to stand amazed. [ished.
in Mr. to. 24, Ac. g, 6_[thambeomai 2155] to be aston-
in Lu.. s. g [peri-echo thambos 2156] astonishment
held (him) around.

8

DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Lu. 4. 36 [egeneto thambos 2156] astonishment
came. [ecstasy.
ASTONISHMENT, in Mr. 5. 42 [ex-stasis 1506]
ASTEAY. (See Go).
ASUNDEK, (See Burst, cut, depart, dividing, plucls,
put, saw).
AT, in Mt. 8. 6, II ; 22. 25 ; 12. i ; 13. 49 ; 14. i, &c.
[en 1604] in.
in Mt. 7. 28 ; 22. 33 ; 24. 33, Mr. i. 22 ; 10. 22, 24 ; 12.
17 ; 13. 29, Lu. 1. 14, 29 ; 2. 33, 47 ; 4. 22, 32 ; 5. 5, 9 ; 9.
43 1 ; 20. 26, Jo. 8. 7, Ac. 3. 10 1, 12; 5. 9 ; 13. 12, i Co.
14. 16, Ke. 21. 12 [epi dat. 1802] on, upon, over.
in Lu. 20. 37 ; 22. 30, 40 ; 6. 21 ; 21. i, Ac. 25. 10 [epi
gen. 1802] on, upon, at.
in Mt. 9. 9, Mr. 2. 14, Lu. 5. 27 ; 24. 22, Jo. 8. 59, Ac.
10. 25, Re. 3. 20 ; 8. 3 [epi ace. 1802] on, upon, at.
in Mt. 12. 41 ; 18. 29, Lu. 8. 26 ; 9. 61 ; 11. 32, Jo. 11.
32, Ac. 4. 6 ; 7. 26 ; 8. 40; i8. 22 ; 20. 14, 15; 21. 3, i3_ ;
23. II ; 25. 15 ; 27. 3 ; 28. 12, Ro. 4. 20, 2 Ti. 2. 26 [eis
1409] in reference or regard to, in, into, at.
in Mt. 15. 30, Lu. 7. 38 ; 8. 35, 41 ; 10. 39 ; 17. 16, Ac.
4. 35> 37 » 5. 2, 10 ; 7. 58 ; 22. 3 [para ace. 3456] alongside
of, at the side of.
in Mt. 26. 18, Mr. i. 33 ; 5. 22 ; 7. 25 ; 11. i ; 14. 54,
Lu. 16. 20; 19. 29, Jo. 20. II, Ac. 3. 2, Re. i. 17 [pros
ace. 3917] toward. [ward.
in Lu. 19. 37, Jo. 18. 16 ; 20. 12 t [pros dat. 3917] to-
in Mt. 19. 4, Lu. 24. 27, 47, Jo. 8. 9, Ac. 8. 35 ; 23. 23 ;
26. 4, I Pe. 4. 17 1 [apo S39] from.
in Mt. 27. 15, Mr. 15. 6, Lu. 10. 32 ; 23. 17, Jo. 5. 4,
Ac. 16. 25, Ro. g. 9, 2 Xi. 4. I [kata ace. 2398] over-
against, at. [about.
in Lu. 2. 18, Jo. 6. 41, 61 [peri gen. 3621] conceming,
in Mt. 7. 13 1, Lu. 13. 24 [dia gen. 1107] through.
inRe. 19. 10 [em-pros-then i5973in the front of, before.
in Jo. 16. 4 [ek 1427] out of, from.
(See also Aim, all, any, attendance, beginning,
charges, come, death, dwell, dweller, fall, first, hand,
home, lost, law, least, length, look, marvel, most, not,
nought, once, one, piety, set, sit,'strain, stumble, time,
wait, work, wonder).
ATHIRST (be), in Mt. 25. 44, Re. 21. 6 ; 22. 17 [dipsao
1261] to thirst, be thirsty. [change.
ATONEMENT, in Eo. 5. 11 [kat-allage 2451] athorough
ATTAIN (already, to, unto, whereunto), in Eo. 9.
31, Ph. 3. 16 [phthano 4851] to come before, precede.
in Ac. 27. 12, Ph. 3. II [kat-antao 2466] to come over
in Ph. 3. 12 [lambano 2771] to take, receive, [against.
iu I Ti. 4. 6 [para-koloutheo 3490] to follow alongside.
in Ro. 9. 30 [kata-lambano 2446 to hold thoroughly,
hold on.
ATTEND (unto, upon, continually),in Ac. 16. 14 [pros-
echo 3942] to hold toward.
in Eo. 13. 6 [pros-kartereo 3947) to persevere' toward.
in I Co. 7. 35 [eu-pros-edros 2039] sitting well toward
one, ATTENDANCE (give), in i Ti. 4. 13, He. 7. 13 [pros-
echo 3942] to hold toward.
ATTENTIVE (be very), in Lu. ig. 48 [ek-kremamai
1475] to hang greatly upon. [hearing.
AUDIENCE (give, in the), in Lu. 7. i [akoe J67]
in Lu. 20. 45, Ac. 13. 16 ; 15. 12 ; 22. 22 [akouo 169]
to hear, give ear.
AUGHT, in Mt. 5. 23 ; 21. 3, Mr. 11. 25, Ao. 4. 32 ; 28.
i9j Phm. 18 [tis 4626] anything.
in Mr. 7. 12 [ou-de-is 3373] not even one thing.
AUSTEEE, in Lu. ig. 21, 22 [austeros 780] austere.
AUTHOE, in He. 5. g [aitios 137] cause.
iu He. IZ. 2 [arch-egos 6g6] chief leader.
AUTHOEITY (exercise, upon, usurp over, of great),
in Mt. 7. 2g ; 8. 9 ; 21. 23 1, 24, 27, Mr. i. 22, 27 ; 11. 28 (,
29, 33 ; 13. 34, 1/U. 4. 36 ; 7. 8 ; 9. I ; 19. 17 ; 20. 2 1, 8,
20, Jo. 5. 27, Ac. g. 14 ; 26. 10, 12, I Co. 15. 24, 2 Co. 10.
8, 1 Pe. 3. 22, Ee. 13. 2 [ex-ousia 1742] privilege, authority.
in Mt. 20. 25, Mr. 10. ^42 [kat-ex-ousiazo 2525] to use
great authority against..
in Lu. 22. 25 [ex-ousiaz6 1743] to use great authority.
in I Ti. 2. 2 [huper-oche 4756] a holding over, superi
ority. in Tit. 2. IS [epi-tage 1899] injunction, commandment.
in Ao. 8. 27 [dunastes 1303] powerful one. [over.
in I Ti. 2. 12 [auth-enteo 771] to use self authority
AVAIL, in Ga. 5. 6 ; 6. 15, Ja. 5. 16 [iachuo 2307] to be
of or have strength.

AVENGE, in Lu. 18. 3, 5, Eo. 12. ig, Re. 6. 10 ; 19. ¦.!
[ek-diked 1448] to take lull justice.
In Lu. 18. 7, 8, Ac. 7. 24 [poieo ek-dikesin 1449] to do
full justice.
in Re. 18.' 20 [krino krima 2712] to Judge judgment.
AVENGER, in i Th. 4. 6 [ek-diko8 1450] giving full
justice. [or away from.
AVOID,' in Eo. 16. 17 [ek-kllno 1470] to bend outfrom.
in I Ti. 6. 20 [ek-trepomai isig] to tum self out of or
away from.
in 2 Co. 8. 20 [stellomai 4264] to avoid.
in Tit. 3. g [peri-isteml 3637] to set around, shun.
in 2 Ti. 2. 23 [par-aiteomai 3481] to ask self away from.
in I Co. 7. 2 [dia ace. 1107] because of.
AWAIT. (See Laying).
AWAKE (out of Bleep), in Mt. 8. 25, Ro. 13. 11, Ep. 5.
14 [egeiro 1340] to awake, raise.
in I Co. 15. 34 [ek-nepho 1487] to awake fully.
in Mr. 4. 38 [di-egeiro 1213] to awake thoroughly.
in Lu. 9. 32 [dia-gregoreo 1120] to keep thoroughly
awake. in Jo. II. II [ex-upnlzo 1745] to bring out of sleep.
in Ac. 16. 27 [ginomai ex-upnos 1746] to come out of
sleep. [know.
AWARE (be of), in Lu. 11. 44 [eideo i37g] to see,
in Mt. 24. 50, Lu. 12. 46 [ginosko gg4] to know,
recognise. AWAY (with), in Lu. 23. 18, Jo. ig. 15, Ac. 21. 36 ; 22.
22 [airo 121] to take up or away.
in Mt. 13. 48 [exo 1747] without, outside. (See also
Carry, carrying, cast, casting, catch, convey, do, done,
draw, fade, fall, falling, flee, flood, go, lead, move, pass,
pine, put, putting, roll, sail, send, take, taken, thrust,
turn, untaken, vanish, wash, wear, wipe, wither).
AXE, in Mt, 3. 10 [axine 480] axe.

B.
BABBLER in Ac. 17. 18 [spermo-logos 4234] seed-
picker (or gatherer). [g36] babe.
BABE, in Lu. i. 41, 44 ; 2. 12, 16, i Pe. 2. 2 [brephos
in Mt. II. 25 ; 21. 16, .Lu. 10. 21, Eo. 2. 20, i Oo. 3, i,
He. 5. 13 [nepios 31263 infant, one -without speech.
BABBLING. (See Vain).
BACK, in Eo. 11. 10 [notos 3175] the back.
BACK (adv.) in Mt. 24. 18, Mr. 13. 16, Lu. g. 62 ; 17.
31, Jo. 6. 66 ; 20. 14 [eis ta opis5 3302] backward, to the
place behind.
(See also Draw, drive, fraud, keep, retum, roll, turn.)
BACKBITEE, in Eo. i. 30 [kata-lalos 2445] one talk
ing against. [against.
BACKBITING, in 2 Co. 12. 20 [kata-lalia 2444] talking
BACKSIDE (on the), iu Ee. 5. i [opis-then 3301] from
behind. [back.
BACKWAED, in Jo. 18. 6 [eis ta opiso 3302] to the
BAD, in 2 Co. 5. 10 [kakos 2362] evil.
in Mt. 22. 10 [poneros 3798] painful, wicked.
in Mt. 13. 48 [sapros 4120] rotten, corrupt.
BAG, in Lu. 12. 33 [balantion 841] purse.
in Jo. 12. 6 ; 13. 2g [glosso-komon gg8] bag. [beam.
BALANCES (pair ol), in Re. 6. 5 [zugos 2102] yoke,
BAND (ot men), in Lu. 8. 29, Ac. 16. 26 ; 22. 30 [desmos
1085] bond.
in Col. 2. 19 [sun-desmos 443c] joint bond.
in Mt. 27. 27, Mr. 15. 16, Jo. 18. 3, 12, Ac. 10. i ; 21.
31 ; 27. I [speira 4229] band.
in Ac. 27. 40 [zeukteria 2089] yokings, fastenings.
BAND (together), in Ao. 23. 12 [poieo sus-trophen 4503]
to make a concourse.
BANK, in Lu. 19. 23 [trapeza 4651] table, bank.
BANQUETING, in i Pe. 4. 3 [potos 3824] drinking
bout. BAPTISM, in Mt. 3. 7 ; 20. 22, 23 ; 21. 25, Mr. i. 4 ;
10. 38, 39", II. 30, Lu. 3. 3 ; 7. 29 ; 12. 50 ; 20. 4, Ac. i.
22 ; 10. 37 ; 13. 24 ; 18. 25 ; 19. 3. 4. ^°. 6. 4. Ep. 4. s.
Col. 2. 12, 1 Pe. 3. 21 [baptisma 844J baptism (the act),
consecration. [secration.
in He. 6. 2 [baptismos 845] ^laptism (the result), con-
BAPTIST, in Mt. 3. i ; 11. 11, 12 ; 14. 2, 8 ; 16. ia ; i;.
13, Mr. 6. 24, 2^ ; 8. 28, Lu. 7. 2q, 28, 33 ; 9. 19 [baptistes
846] one baptizing. '
in Mr. 6. 14 [baptizo 843] to baptize, be baptizing.
BAPTIZE, in Mt. 3. 6, 11 1, 13, 14, 16 ; 20. 22 t, 23 t;

OE A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT.

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28. ig, Mr. 1. 4, 3, 8 f, g ; 10. 38 t, sgt; 16. 16, Lu. 3, 7,
12, 16 t, 21 t; 7. 39, 30 ; 12. 50, Jo. I, 23, 26, 28, 31, 33 t ;
3. 22, 23 tf 26 ; 4. I, 2 ; 10. 40, Ac. I. 5 i ; 2. 38, 41 ; 8. 12,
i3» i6» S^j 38 ; g. 18 ; 10, 47, 48 ; n. 16 t ; 16. 13, 33 ; 18.
8 ; ig- 3» 4» 3 ; 22. 16, Ro. 6. 3 C, I Co. i. 13, 14, 13, 16 t,
17 ; 10. 2 ; 12. 13 ; 15. 29 t, Ga. 3. 27 [baptizo, -omai 843]
to baptize, cleanse, consecrate.
BARBARIAN, in Ac. 28, 4, Ro. i. 14, i Co, 24. 11 1,
CoL 3. II [barbaros 84g] barbarian (not a Greek).
BARBAROUS (people), in Ac. 28. 2 [barbaros 849]
barbarian. BARE, in i Oo. 13. 37 [gumnos 1026] naked.
BARLEY, in Re. 6. 6 [krithe 2710] barley.
in Jo. 6. g, 13 [krithinos 271 1] of barley.
BARN, in Mt. 6. 26 ; 13. 30, Lu. 12, 18, 24 [apo-theke
560] repository.
BARREN, in 2 Pe. i. 8 [argos 630] idle, useless.
in Lu. I. 7, 36 ; 23. 29, Ga, 4. 27 [steiros 4263] barren,
BASE (thing), in i Co. i. 28 [a-genes 29] unborn,
in z Co. 10, I [tapeinos 4347] low. [ignoble.
BASER (sort), in Ac, 17. 3 [agoraios 32] belonging to
the public market place.
BASKET, m Mt. 14. 20 ; 16. 9, Mr. 6. 43 ; 8. ig, Lu. g.
17, Jo. 6. 13 [kophinos 26g3] basket.
in Mt, 13. 37 ; 16. 10, Mr. 8. 8, 20, Ac. 9, 23 [spuris
4251] hamper.
in 2 Co. II. 33 [sargane 4122] wicker basket.
BASON, in Jo. 13, 5 [nipter 3137] washing bason,
BASTARD, in He, 12. 8 [nothos 3141} bastard,
BATTLE, iu i Co. 14. 8, Re. 9, 7, 9 ; 16. 14 ; 20. 8
[polemos 3777] battle.
BE (with, yet), in Mt. 3. 43 ; 6. 16 ; 8. 26 ; 9. 29 ; 10.
16, 23 ; 12. 43 ; 14. 13 ; 13. 28 ; 16. 2 ; 17. z ; 18. 13 ; 19.
8 ; 20. 26 ; 23. 26 ; 24. 20, 21 t, 32, 44 ; 26. 2, 3, 6, 34 ; 27.
43 ; 28. z, Mr. 4. TO, 39 ; 6, 14, 26, 33 ; 9. 7, 26y 33 ; 10.
43, 44; 13. 7, 18, 19 t, 28 ; 13. 33 ; 16, 10, Lu. I, 2, 3, 38 ;
2. 2, 6, 13, 42 ; 4. 23, 36, 42 ; 6. 13, 16, 36, 49 ; 8. 24 ; g.
29 i 10. 32, 3d ; II. 26, 30 ; 12. 40, 34 ; 13, z, 4 ; 13. 10 ;
16. II, 12 ', 17. 26, 28 ; 18. 23^ 24 ; ig. 17, 19 ; 20. 14, 33 ;
22. 24, 23, 40, 44 t, 66 ; 23. 24, 44 ; 24. 3, 19, 22, 37, Jo. I.
6. i3> 27, 30; 2. I ; 3, 9 ; 4. 14 ; 6. 17, 21 ; 7. 43 ; 8. 38 ; 9,
22, 27 ; 10. 16, 19, 22 ; 12. 36, 42 ^ 14. 22 ; i5< 8 ; zo. Z7, Ac.
I. i6,'!ig, 20, 22, 26 ; 4. 4 ; 5. 7 ; 7. 29, 38, 32 ; 8. i, 8 ; g. ig,
42 ; 10. 4, 25 ; 12. 18, 23 ; 13. 5 ; ^S- 7» 39 5 16- 26, 33 ; 19.
17, 21, 28; 20. 16, 18 ; 22, 9, 17 ; 23. 12 ; 23. 13 ; 26. 4, ig,
28, 2g ; 27. 36, 3g, 42, Ro. 3. 4 ; 6- 3 5 9* 29 ! ii* 3) 16, 34;
12, 16 ; 13, 8, 16, 31 ; 16. 2, 7, I Co. 2. 3 ; 3. 18 ; 4. 16 ; 7.
23 ; 9- 23, 27 ; 10. 6, 7 ; II. I ; 14. 20 t ; 13. 10, 37, 38 ; 16.
2 Co. I. 18, 19 f ;

4. 12; s. 26, Ep. 4. 32 ; 5.1,7, 17; 6. 3, Ph. 1. 13 ; 2. 15 ; 3.
17,21, Col. 3. 13; 4. II, iTh, 1, s;^ 7; 2.1,7, 8 ; 3.3, iTi.
2. 14 ; 4. 12 ; 5. 9, 2 Ti. 1. 17 ; 3. 9^ He, 2. 2, 17 ; 5. n ; 6.

z; 7. 18 ; 9, zz ; u, 6 ; 12. 8, Ja. i. 12, 22, 25 ; 2. lo ; 3.
3 ; 5. 2, I Pe. I. 13, 16 ; 3. 6, 13 ; 4. 12 ; 3, 3, 2 Pe, i, 4,
16, 20 ; 2. I, 20, I Jo. 2. 18, 3 Jo. 8, Re. i, g, 10, 18, ig ;
2. 8, 10 ; 3, 2 ; 4. T, 2 ; 6. 12 ; 8. i, 3 ; 11, 13 t, 13, 19 ; iz,
7 ;^ 16. 10, 18 th [ginomai 993] to come to pass.
in Lu. 8. 41 ; g. 48 ; 11, 13 ; 16. 14, 23 ; Ac, 2. 30 ; 4.
34» 34 ; 3- 4 ; 7- 55 ; 8. 16 ; 10, 12 ; 14. 8 ; 16, 3, 20, 37 ;
17, 24, 27, 2g; 19, 36, 40 ; 21, 20 ; zz, 3 ; 27. 12, 34 ; 28. 7,
18 ; Ro, 4. ig, I Co. 7. 26 ; 11. 7, 18 ; 12. 22, 2 Co. 8. 17 ;
12. 16, Ga, I. 14 ; 2, 14, Ph. 2. 6 ; 3, 20, Ja, 2, 13, 2 Pe. i,
8 ; 2. 19 ; 3. IT [hup-archo 4733] to begin to be,
in 2 Co. 3. 15 [keimai 2360] to be laid, lying.
in Mt. 13. 8, Mr. 7. 6, Iu. 7, 6 ; 13, 20 ; 24. 13 [ap-echo
532] to hold otf from.
in Jo. 8. 57 ; 9, 21, Ac, 7. i ; 12. 13 ; 17. 11 ; 24, 9 ; i Ti.
3, 23 [echo 2083] to have, hold.
in Ja. 3. 6 ; 4, 4 [kath-istemi 2336] to be set down.
in Lu. g. 18, Ac. 22. II [sun-eimi 4439] to be with.
in He. g. 16 [pheromai 4807] to be borne in.
in Mr, 8, 2 [pros-mend 3964] to remain toward or with.
in 2 Co, II, 23 [poieo 3766] to do, make, spend.
in Ac, 21. 33 [sum-baino 4359] to come together,
happen. [chance.
in I Co. 14. 10 ; t6. 6 [tugchano 4692] to hit, meet, by
in Ac, 21, 27 [mello 2933] to be about to,
in Lu, 24. 21 [ago 62] to lead, lead on.
in Ac. 23. 14 [dia-tribo 1190] to rub through.
in Ac, 13, 22 [eis 1409] for.
in Ac, 17. 22 [hos 5089] as.
{See also About, almost, bondage, can, cause, charges,
come, here, if, let, may, old, say, so, suffer, sure, there,
up).

BEAM, in Mt. 7. 3, 4, 5, Lu. 6. 41, 42* [dokos 1273]
BEAR, in Re. 13. 2 [arktos 667] bear, [beam.
BEAR (about, long, up, up into, with), in Mt. 3. 11 ;
8. 17 ; 20. 12, Mr, 14, 13, Lu. 7. 14; 11. 27 ; 14. 27 ; 22.
10, Jo. 12. 6 ; 16. IZ ; 19, 17 ; zo, 13, Ac. 9, 13 ; 13. 10 ;
21. 33, Ro. II. 18 ; 13. I, Gal, 3. 10 ; 6, z, 3, 17, Rev. 2.
2, 3 [bastazo 868] to carry, bear,
in Lu, 23. 26, Jo. 2. Bt; 15. 2 1, 4, 8 [phero 4847] to bear.
inMt. 4. 6; 27. 32, Mr, 2, 3; 13. 21 [airo 121] to lift
or take up. [do, make, work.
in Lu. 8. 8 ; 13. g, Ja. 3, iz. Re. zz. 2 [poieo 3766] to
in Ro. 13. 4, I Co. 13. 4g [phoreo 4002] to wear, bear.
in Ac. t8. 14, 2 Co. 11, i i, 4 [an-echomai 403] to hold
up, bear with.
in He. g, 28, i Pe. z. 24 [ana-phero 373] to bear up.
inLu. 1. 13; 23. 2g[eennao q7g]to beget or bear a child.
in Ga. 4. 27 [tikto 4617] to bring forth a child.
in He, 6. 8 [ek-phero 1322] to bear or bring forth,
in I Co. 10. 13 [iiupo-pherd 480a] to bear up under,
in I Co. 13, 7 [stego 4262] to cover,
in 2 Co, 4, 10] peri-pnero 3673] to bear round about.
in Mt. 13. 23 [kai'po- phoreo 2393] to bear fruit.
in Lu. 18. 7 [raakro-thumeo 2869] to suffer long,
in Ac, 27. IS [ant-ophthalmeo 470] to look inthe face.
{See also Children, fruit, hostile, record, witness),
BEAST (venomous, wild), in Mr. 1. 13, Ac. 10. 12 ; n.
6 ; 28. 4, 5, Tit. I. 12, He. 12. 20, Ja. 3. 7, Re. 6. 8 ; 11.
7 ; 13. I, 2, 3, 4 th, II, IZ t, 14 1, 13 th, 17, 18 ; 14. 9, II ;
15. 2 ; 16. 2, 10, 13 ; 17. 3, 7, St, II, 12, 13, 16, 17; 19.
19, 20 1 ; 20. 4, TO [therion 2208] wild beast.
in He, 13. n, 2 Pe. 2. iz, Ju. 10, Re, 4. 6, 7/, 8, g ; 5.
6, 8, II, 14; 6. I, 3, 5, 6, 7; 7. 11; 14. 3 ; 13. 7 ; ig. 4
[zoon ziio] a living creature.
in Lu. 10, 34, Ac, 23. 24, I Co. 13. 3g, Re, 18. i3[ktenos
2728] cattle, beast of burden. [footed beasts.
in Ac, 10. 12 ; 11. 6, Ro. i. 23 [tetra-pous 4603] four-
in Ac. 7. 42 [sphagion 4506] slaughtered beast.
in I Co. 13. 32 [therio-macheo 2207] to fight with wild
beasts, (See also Fight, four-footed, slain).
BEAT (into, upon, vehemently upon or against).
in Mt. 21, 33, Mr. 12. 3, 5 ; 13. g, Lu. 12. 4, 7, 48 ; 20,
TO, II, Ac. s. 40 ; 16. 37 ; 22. ig, i Co. g. z6 [dero loSo]
to skin, beat. [smite.
in Lu. 12. 43, Ac. 18. 17 ; 21. 32 [tupto 46g6] to strike,
in Lu. 6. 48, 49 [pros-regnumi 3g7o] to dash toward.*
in Ac. 16. 22, 2 Co, II, 25 [rabdizo 4065] to beat with
a rod. in Mr, 4. 37 [epi-ballo 1804] to cast upon.
in Mt. 7, 27 [pros-kopto 3937] to cut or strike toward,
in Mt. 7. 23 [pros-pipto 3971] to fall toward.
BEAUTIFUL, inMt. 23. 27, Ac, 3, 2, 10, Ro, 10. 15
[horaioB 3087] seasonable, timely.
BECAUSE (of, that), in Mt, z. 18 ; 3, 36 ; 7. 14 ; 9. 36 ;
i£. 20, 23, &c. [hoti 3364] because,
in Mt, 13. 5, 6, 21, 58 ; 17. zo ; 24. 12 ; 27. 19, Mr. 3.
9 ; 4- 5, 6 ; 5- 4 ; 6- 6, Lu, 2. 4 ; 3, 19 ; 8. 6 ; g. 7 ; 11.
8 ^ ; 18. 3 ; ig. 11 ; 23. 8, Jo. 2. 24 ; 3. zg ; 4. 41, 42 ; 7.
43 ; II. 42 ; 12, 4z ; ig. 42, Ac, 4. 21 ; 8, u ; iz. 20 ; 16,
3 ; 18. 2, 5 ; 27, 4, 9 ; z8. z, 18, Ro, 6. ig ; 8, 10 f ; 15. 13,
I Co, II. 10, Ga. 2. 4, Ep. 4. 18; 3. 6, Ph. I. 7, He. 3. rg; 4.
6 ; 7, 23, 24, Ja, 4. 2 [dia ace. 1107] through, because of,
in Lu. 2. 7, Ac, 17. 31, Ro. i. ig, 21 ; 8. 7, i Co. 13. g,
Ph. 2. 26, I Th, 2, 8 ; 4. 6, He. it. 5, 23, Ja, 4. 3, i Pe.
I. 16 [dio-ti i24g] because that.
inMt, 18, 32 ; 27. 6, Mr. 15. 42, Jo. 13. zg ; ig. 31,
He. 6. 13 ; 11, 11 [ep-ei 1784] since, [963] for,
in Jo. 3. 19 ; 10, z6, Ac, 28, 20, Ro, 4. 15, 3 Jo. 7 [gar
in Mt. 26. 31, 33. Mr. 14, 27 [en 1604] in, with, by.
in Mt. 21. 4, 6, Ac. 14. 12 [ep-ei-de 1783] since.
in Lu, I. 7, Ac. 2. 24 [kath-oti 2341] because that.
in Lu, 4. 18 [hou heneka 1636] on account of which.
in Mt. 20. 31 [hina 2287] in order or so that.
in Ac. 20. 16 [hopos 3313] how that,
in Mt. 18. 7 [apo 33g] from.
in Re. 16. 21 [ek 1427] out of, frohi.
in' Re, i. 7 [epi ace. 1802] on, upon, over.
in Mt. ig. 8 [pros ace. 3917] toward,
in Ga. 3. ig, Ju. 16 [charin 4g7o] for the sake of.
in Lu. I. 20 ; ig. 44, Ac, 12. 23, z Th. 2, 10 [anth' hon
444] because that, in return for which,
BECKON (unto), in Ac. 12. 17 ; 13, 16 ; ig. 33 ; 21, 40
[kata-selo 2486] to move or shake the hand over against
one.

10

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Jo. 13. 24, Ac. 24, 10 [neuo 3116] to make signs.
in Lu. I. 22 [dia-neuo 1134] to make signs throughout.
in Lu. 5. 7 [kata-neuo 2464] to make signs over against.
BECOME. {See also Dead, effect, fool, poor, servant,
uncircumcised, unprofltable, vain).
in Mt, J3, 22, 32 ; 18. 3 ; 28, 4, Mr. i. 17 ; 4. ig, 32,
Lu. 20. 17, Jo. I. 12, Ac. 4. II ; 7. 40 ; 10. 10 ; 12. 18, Ro.
3. ig ; 4. 18; 7. T3, I Co. 3. 18; 8, g; g. 20,22 ; 13. i, 11 ;
13. 20, 2 Co. 3. 17 ; 12. II, Ga. 4. 16, Ph, 2, 8, i Th. i, 6 ;
z. 14, Phm. 6, He. 5. g, 12 ; 10. 33 ; 11. 7, Ja. 2, 4, 11,
Re. 6. 12 t; 8. 8, 11 ; 11. 13 ; 16. 3, 4; 18. 2 [ginomai
993] to become.
BECOME (as b.-eth, holiness), in Mt. 3. 15, Ep. 5. 3, i
Ti. 2. TO, Tit. 2. I, He. 2. 10 ; 7. 26 [prejpei 3841] it is
in Ro, 16. 2, Ph. I. 27 [axios 483] worthily. proper.
in Tit. 2. 3 [hiero-prepes 2263] proper to priestesses,
BED (make), in Mr. 2, 4, 9, n, 12 ; 6. 33, Jo, 5. 8, 9,
10 ; II. 12, Ac. g. 33 [krabbatos 26g4J mattress,
inMt. 9. 2, 6, Mr. 4. 21 ; 7. 30, Lu. 3. 18; 8. 16; 17.
34j Ac. 3. 15, Re. 2. 22 [kline 2632] couch. [down.
in Lu. IT. 7, He,_ 13. 4 [koite 2650] bed, place for lying
in Ac, g. 34 [stronnumi 4303] to strew or spread out
a bed. BEFALL, in Mr, 3, 16 [ginomai 993] to come to pass,
in Ac. 20. ig [sum-baino 4339] to come up together.
in Ac. 20. 22 [sim- antao 4420] to meet together,
BEFORE, in Mt. 5, 12 ; 6. 8 ; 8, zg ; 11. 10 ; 24. 38, Mr,
1, 2, Lu. I. 76 ; 2. 21 ; 7. 27 ; 9. 52 ; 10, i ; ii. 38 ; 21,
IZ ; 22. 13, Jo, 1. 48 ; 3. 7 ; 10. 8; n. 33 ; 12. 1 ; 13, i,
19 ; 17. 5, 24, Ac. 3. 23, 36 ; 12. 6, 14; 13, 24 ; 14. 13 ; 21,
38, Ro. 16. 7, I Co. 2. 7 ; 4. 3, Ga. 1. 17 ; 2. 12 ; 3. 23, Ep.
I. 4, Col, I. 17, 2 Ti. I. g ; 4, 21, Tit. i. 2, He. 11, 5, Ja,
5, ^, 2 Pe. I. 20 [pro 3851] before,
in Mt. 5, 16, 24 ; 6. i, 2 ; 7, 6 ; 10. 32 t, 33 i ; i r, 10 ;
17. z ; Z5. 32 ; 26, 70; 27. II, 29, Mr. i, z ; 9. 2, Lu. 3.
19 ; 7. 27 ; 12. 8 1 ; 14. 2 ; ig. 4, 27, 28 ; 21. 36, Jo. i. 15,
27> 30 '. 3- 28 ; 10. 4 ; 12. 37, Ac, 18. 17, 2 Co, 3, 10, Ga. 2,
14, Ph. 3. 13, I Th. 3. 9, 13, I Jo. 3, 10, Re. 4. 6 ; 22. 8
[em-pros-then 1397] in the presence of.
in Mr. 13. 9, Ac. 23. 30 ; 24, ig, 20 ; 25. 9, z6t ; 26. 2,
I Co, 6. it, 6, 2 Co. 7, 14, I Ti. 3. 19 ; 6. 13 [epi gen.
1802] upon, near to.
in Mt, 10. 18, Lu, 21. 12, Ac. 10. 17 [epi ace. 1802]
ui)on, near to.
in Re. 10. 11 [epi dat. 1802] upon, near to.
in Mt, I. 18, Mr^ 14. 30, Lu. 2. 26 ; 22. 34, Ac, 2. zo ;
7. 2 ; 23. 16 [prin e 3830] ere that.
in Mt. 26. 34, 75, Mr. 14. 72 ; Lu, 22. 61, Jo. 8, 58 ; 14.
zg [prin 3830] ere,
in Mr. 2, 12, Lu. 20. 26 ; 24. ig, Ac. 8, 32 [en-antion
1608] over against.
iu Ac. 22. 30, Ja. 2. 6 [eis 1409] in, among, into,
in 2 Co, 12. ig, Ep. i. 4, Ju. 24 [kat-en-opion 2324] in
the sight of.
inRo. 2. 13, .fa. i, 27, 2pe. 2. ii[para(fa<. 3436] besides,
in Mt. 27. 24, Ro. 3. 18 [ap-en-anti- 327] over against,
in Mt, 14. 6, Ac, 3, 27 [en 1604] in, among.
in Lu. 2. 31, Ga. 3. i [kata ace. zsgS] over against,
in Ac. 26. 26, Ro. 4. 2 [pros ace. 3gi7] toward.
in Ac, 7, 43, I Jo, 2. 28 [apo 53g] from.
in Lu. I, 8 [en-anti 1607] over against.
in Ro. 4. 17 [kat-en-anti 2523] over against,
in Jo. 7, SI [ean me proteron i32g] if.. .not first.
in Jo. 6, 62; g, 8, iTi. 1. 13 [to proteron 3gg4] formerly.
in 2 Co, I, 15 [proteron 3gg4] formerly.
in Jo. 13, 18 [proton 4018] first, before.
in Jo. T. IS, 30 [protos 4018] flrst, before.
in Ac. 13. 24 [pro prosopou 3ggi] before the face of.
in 2 Co. 8. 24 [eis prosopon 3991] in the face of.
in Lu. 23. 12 [pro-up-archo 3958] to be before,
in Mt. 14. 6 [en to meso 2956] in the midst.
(See also Brought, day, fall, go, preferring, presence,
sabbath, set, stand, take,— aZso Appoint, begin, choose,
confirm, determine, gospel, hear, instinct, know,
meditate, never, notice, ordain, preach, prove, run,
say, see, shew, speak, spoken, suffer, tell, world).
BEFOREHAND, in i Ti, 5. 24, 25 [pro-delos 3870]
evident beforehand, [forehand.
in 2 Co. 9. 5 [pro-kat-artizO 3896] to make perfect be-
in I Pe. I. II [pro-marturomai 3905] to bear witness
beforehand. in Mr. 13. 11 [pro-merimnao 3907] to be anxious
beforehand." (See Make, manifest, open, testify, thought).

BEFORETIME (be), in Ac. 8, g [pro-ttp-archo 3998] to
be beforehand,
BEG, in Mr. 10, 46, Lu, 18. 33, Jo, g. 8 [pros-aiteo 3922]
to ask besides
in Mt, 27. 38, Lu. 23. 3a [aiteo 132] to ask,
in Lu. 16, 3 [ep-aiteo 1763] to ask also,
BEGET (again), in Mt. i. 3-16, Ac. 7. 8, 2g; 13, 33,
I Co, 4. 15, Phm. 10, He, i. 5 ; 3. 5, i Jo. 3, 1 1, 18,
[gennao 97g] to beget.
in Ja. 1. 18 [apo-kued 581] to impregnate, beget.
in I Pe, I. 3 [ana-gennao 283] to beget anew.
BEGGAR, in Lu. 16. 20, 22 [ptochos 4038] poor man.
BEGGARLY, in Ga. 4. g [ptochos 4038] poor.
BEGIN (at the first, before, flrst, to be), in Mt. 4. 17 ;
IX. 7, 20; IZ. i; 14. 30; 16. ZI, zz ; t8. 24; 20. 8; 24.
4g ; 26. 22, 37, 74, Mr. I. 45 ; 2. 23 ; 4. i ; 5. 17, 20 ; 6.
2, 7> 34* 35 ; 8, II, 3t, 32 ; 10. 28, 32, 41, 47 ; n. 15 ; 12.
I ; 13. 5 ; 14- ^9> 33> 63, 6g, 71 ; 13. 8, 18, Lu. 3, 8, 23 ;
4. 21 ; 5. 21 ; 7. IS, 24, 38, 49; g. IZ ; 11. 2g, 53 ; 12. i,
45 ; 13- 25, 26 ; 14. g, 18, 29, 30 ; 13. 14, 24 ; 19, 37, 43 ;
20, g ; 21, 28 ; zz. 23 ; 23. 2, 3, 30 ; 24. 27, 47, Jo. 8, 9 ; 13.
3, Ac. I. T, 22 ; 2. 4 ; 8. 33 ; 10. 37 ; 11. 15 ; 18. 26 ; 24,
2 ; 27, 35, 2 Co. 3. I, I Pe. 4. 17 [archomai 704] to begin.
in Ga. 3. 3, Ph. i, 6 [en-archoraai 1610] to begin in.
in 2 Co. 8. 6, 10 [pro-en-archomai 3878] to begin in
former (time).
In Re, TO, 7 [mellfl 2935] to be about to,
in Jo. 4. 32 [echo kompsoteron 266g] to hold better.
in Mt. z8. I [epi-phosko 1917] to dawn on.
in Lu. 3. 7 [buthizomai 948] to be sinking.
in Lu. I. 70, Jo. 9. 32, Ac, 3. 21 [ap* or ek aionos 143]
from or out of the age,
in Ro. 16. 23, 2 Ti. i, 9, Tit, i. 2 [pro chronon aidnion
144] before the times oz the ages.
(See also Amend, dawn, sink, wanton, world).
BEGINNING (at the, from the), in Mt. 19. 4, 8 ; 24.
8, 21, Ml*. 1, I ; 10. 6 ; 13. 8, 19, Lu, i. 2, Jo, i, i, 2 ; z.
II ; 6. 64 ; 8, 25, 44; 13. 27 ; 16. 4, Ac. n. 13, Ph. 4. 13,
Col. I, t8, 2 Th, 2, 13, He. I. TO ; 3, 14 ; 7. 3, 2 Pe, 3. 4,
I Jo. 1. 1 ; 2. 7 f, 13, 14, 24 f ; 3. 8, II, 2 Jo, 3, 6, Re. i. 8 ;
3. 14 ; 21. 6 ; 22, 13 [arche 693] begmning.
in 2 Pe. 2, 20 [prostos 4018] flrst.
in Jo. 2. TO [proton 4018] flrst.
iu Ac. 26. 5 [anothen 476] from the first, from above.
in Ac. IX. 4 [archomai 704] to begin. .
in Ac. 13. 18, Ep, 3. 8 [ap' aionos from the age. {See
also Rehearse, world),
BEGOTTEN (only), in Jo, i. 14, 18 ; 3, 16, 18, He. 11.
17, I Jo. 4. 9 [mono-genes 3063] only begotten. (See
also Firsty
BEGUILte (of reward), in 2 Pe. 2. 14 [deleaz5 1072] to
entice, bait,
in 2 Co. II. 3 [ex-apatao 1708] to deceive utterly,
in Col. z. 4 [para-logizomai 3497] to reason wrongly.
in Col. 2. 18 [kata-brabeud 2406] to ai'bitrate against,
BEHALF (in, ou), in 2 Co. i. 11 ; 3, 12 ; 8. 24, Ph. i,
29 [huper 4736] in behalf ol
in 2 Co, 9, 3, X Pe. 4. 16 [meros 2931] part, portion,
in Ro, 16, 19 [epi dat. 1802] upon, over.
in I Co. I. 4 [peri gen. 3621] conceming.
BEHAVE (oneself, disorderly, imcomely, unseemly),
in I Ti. 3. 13 [ana-strephomai 364] to turn up and down,
behave self.
in 2 Th. 2, 10 [ginomai 993] to become.
in I Co. 7. 36 ; 13. 6 [ascnemoneo 748] to act unseemly.
in 2 Th. 3. 7 [a-takteo 753] to act disorderly.
BEHAVIOUR (of good), in Tit, 2. 3 [kata-stema 2496]
deportment. in I Ti, 3. 2 [kosmios 2687] adorned.
BEHEADED, in Mt. 14, 10, Mr. 6. 16, 27, Lu. g. 9[apo-
kephalizo 372] io take away the head. [axe.
in Re. 20. 4 [pelekizomai 3399] to he killed with an
BEHIND (be, come), in Ml. 9. 20, Mr. 5. 27, Lu. 8. 44,
Re. 4. 6 [opis-then 3301] from behind.
in Mt. 16, 23, Mr. 8. 33, Lu, 4. 8 ; 7. 38, Ph, 3. 13, Re. 1.
10 [opiso 3302] behind,
in Col. I, 24 [husterema 4814] what is lacking or last.
in I Co. I, 7, 2 Co. II. 3 ; 12. 11 [hustereo 4813] to be
lacking, last. [also Tarry).
in Lu. 2. 43 [hupo-men6 4;j883 to remain behind. {Sue
BEHOLD (as in a glass), in Mr. g. 15, Lu. 19, 41 ; zi.
zg ; 22. 36 ; 24. 39, Jo, 20. 27, Ac. 13, 14, Ro, 11. 22, x
Jo. 3. i,.Re. 3. 6, II ; 6, 5, 12 ; 7. 9 ; 8. 13 ; 13, 11 [eideo
1379] to see.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THB NEW TESTAMENT.

11

in Mt. 27. 55, Mr. 12. 41 ; 15. 47, Lu. 10. 18 ; 14. 29 ;
21. 6 ; 23. 35, 48, Jo. 17. 24, Ac. 8. 13, Re. 11. 12 [tbeoreo
2200] to view.
in Mt. 7, 3 ; i8. 10, Lu. 6. 41, 42 ; 24. 12, Ac. 1. p ; 4.
14, I Co. 10. 18, Col. 2. 5, Re. 17. 8 [blepo 905] to look,
behold. in Mt. 6. 26 ; ig. 26, Mr. 10. 21, Lu. 20. 17, Jo. i. 42
[em-blepo 1572] to look into.
in Ao. 7. 31, 32, Ja. i. 23, 24 [kata-noeo 2465] to per
ceive thorougbly. [tently on.
in Ac. 14. g ; 23. i, 2 Co. 3. 7 [a-teniz6 757] to look in-
in I Pe. 2. 12 ; 3. 2 [epopteuo 1926] to look upon.
in Lu. 23. 55, Jo. I. 14 [theaomai 2170] to gaze at.
in Ac. 17. 23 [ana-theoreo 305) to view anew.
in Acts 4. 2g [epb-orao 1787] to look upon.
in Lu. 23. 49 [horao 3317] to look, see. (See also
Earnestly, stedfastly). [idou 2257] lo !
BEHOLD, in Mt. 1. 20, 23 ; 2. i, 13, 19 ; 4. 11; 7. 4, &o.
in Mt. 25. 20, 22 ; 26. 65, Mr. 2. 4 ; 3. 34 ; 11. 21 ; 15.
4 ; 16. 6, Jo. I. 29, 36, 47 ; 3, 26 ; 5, 14 ; 11. 3, 36 ; 12.
19 ; 18. 21 ; ig. 4, 5, 14 ; 20. 27, Ro. 2. 17, Ga, 5. 2 [ide 2253]
see !
BEHOVED, in Lu. 24. 46 [del 1050] it behoved, was
needful. in He. 2. 17 [opheilo 3397] to owe, he ought.
BEING. (See Have).
BELIEP, in 2 Th. 2. 13 [pistis 3710] trust, faith.
BELIEVE (not), iu Mt. 8. 13 ; 9. 28 ; 18. 6 ; 21. 22, 25,
32 th ; 24. 23, 26 ; 27. 42, Mr. 1. 15 ; 5. 36 ; g. 23 t, 24, 42 ;
II. 23, 24, 31 ; 13. 21 ; 15. 32 ; 16. 13, 14, 16, 17, Lu. i.
20, 45 ; 8. 12, 13, 50 ; 20. 5 ; 22. 67 ; 24. 25, Jo. i. 7, 12, 50 ;
2. II, 22, 23 ; 3. 12 1, 15, 16, T.Zth, 36 ; 4. 21, 39, 41, 42, 48,
5°, 53 ; 5- 24. 38, 44> 4S t, 47 * ; 6- =9. 3°. 35, 36, 4°, 47,
64 t, 6g; 7. 5, 31, 38, 39, 48 ; 8. 24, 30, 31, 45, 46 ; g. 18,
35j 36, 38 ; 10. 25, 26, 37, 38 (A, 42 ; II. 15 1, 25, 26 1, 27, 40,
42, 45, 48 ; 12. II, 36, 37, 38, 3g, 42, 44 1, 46, 47 ; 13. ig ;
14. 1 1, lot, II t, 12, 29 ; 16. 9, 27, 30, 31 ; 17. 8, 20, 21 ; ig.
3S ; 20. 8, 25, 29 t, 31 t, Ao. 2. 44 ; 4. 4, 32 ; 8. 12, 13, 37 t ;
9. 26, 42 ; 10. 43 ; II. 17, 21 ; 13. 12, 39,41, 48; 14. 1,23 ;
15. 5, 7, II j 16. 3i» 34 i 17- 12, 34 ; 18. Zt, 27; 19. 2, 4,
18; 21. 20, 25; 22. 19; 24. 14; 26. 27 f ; 27. 25, Ro. 1. 16;
3. 22 ; 4. 3, 5, II, 17, 18, 24; 6. 8 ; 9. 33 ; 10. 4, g, 10, 11,
14 1, 16 ; 13. II ; 14. 2 ; 15. 13, i Co. i. 21 ; 3. 5 ; 11. 18 ;
13. 7 ; 14. 22t ; 15. 2, II, 2 Co. 4. 13 1, Gal. 2. 16 ; 3. 6,
22, Bp. I. 13, ig. Ph. I. 20, I Th. I. 7 ; 2. 10, 13 ; 4. li,
2Th. I. io«; 2. II, 12, I Ti. i. 16; 3. 16, 2 Ti. i. 21, Tit.
3. 8, He. 4. 3 ; II. 6, Ja. 2. igt, 23, i Pe. i. 8, 21 ; 2. 6,
7, I Jo. 3. 23 ; 4. I, 16 ; s. i> 5, lotA, 13, Ju. 5 [pisteuo
3 708] to trust. [suaded.
in Ao. 17. 4 ; 27. II ; 28. 24 [peithomai 3591] to be per-
in Jo. 20. 27, Ac. 10. 45 ; 16. i, 2 Co. 6. 15, i Ti. 4. 3,
10 ; s- 16 ; 6. 2 [pistos 3711] trusting, trustful, trusty.
in Ro. 3. 26, He. 10. 39 [pistis 3710] trust.
in Jo. 3. 36, Ac. 17. 5; 19. 9, Ro. 11. 30, 31; 15. 31,
He. 3. iS ; II. 31 [a-peitheo 511] not to be persuaded.
in Mr. 16. II, 16, Lu. 24. 11, 41, Ac. 28. 24, Eo. 3. 3, 2
Ti. 2. 13 [a-pisteo 533] not to trust.
in I Co. 7. 12, 13 ; 10. 27 ; 14. 22 1, 24, 2 Co. 4. 4 [a-pistos
335] not trusting or trustful.
BBLIEVEE, in Ao. 5. 14 [pisteuo 3708] to trust.
in I Ti. 4. 12 [pistos 3710] trusting, trustful.
BELLY, in Mt. 12. 40 ; 15. 17, Mr. 7. 19, Lu. 15. 16,
Jo. 7. 38, Eo. 16. 18, I Co. 6. 13 1, Ph. 3. 19, Ee. 10. 9,
10 [koilia 2641] belly.
in Tit. I. 12 [gaster g64] belly, glutton.
BELONG (to), in Mr. g. 41, Lu. 23. 7 [eimi 1398] to be.
BELOVED (dearly, well), in Mt. 3. 17 ; 12. 18 ; 17. 5,
Mr. I. II ; g. 7 ; 12. 6, Lu. 3. 22 ; 9. 35 ; 20 13, Ac. 15.
25, Eo. I. 7 ; II. 28 ; 12. ig ; 16. 5, 8, 9, 12, i Co. 4. 14,
17 ; ID. 14 ; 15. 58, 2 Co. 7. I ; 12. 19, Ep, 6, 21, Ph. 2.
12 ; 4. Tt, CoL 4. 7, 9, 14, I Ti. 6. 2, 2 Ti. I. 2, Phm. i, 2,
16, He. 6. 9, Ja. i. 16, ig; 2. 5, i Pe. 2. 11 ; 4, 12, 2 Pe.
3. I, 8, 14, 15, 17, I Jo. 3. 2, 21 ; 4. I, 7, II, 3 Jo. I, 2, 5,
II, Ju. 3, 17, 20 [agapetos ig] dearly loved.
ia Ro. g. 25, Ep. i. 6, Col. 3. 12, i Th. i. 4, 2 Th. 2. 13
Ee. 20. 9 [agapao 17] i:o love dearly.
BENlfiATH, in Mr. 14. 66, Jo. 8. 23 [kato 2549] below.
BENEFACTORS, in Lu. 22. 25 [eu-ergetes 2002] well
doer. BENEFIT, in 2 Co. i, 15 [charis 4970] grace, favour.
in I Ti. 6. 2 [eu-ergesia 2000] well-doing.
in Phm. 14 [agathos g] good thing or deed.
BENEVOLENCE, in i Co. 7. 3 [eu-noia 2027] well-
mindedness.

BERRIES. See Olive.
BERYL, in Ee. 21. 20 [beruUos 885] beryl.
BESEECH, in Lu. 5. 12 ; 8. 28, 38 ; g. 38, 40, Ac. 21.
39 ; 26. 3, 2 Co. 10. 2, Ga. 4. 12 [deomai 1076] to beseech.
in Mt. 15. 23, Mr. 7. 26, Lu. 4. 38 ; 7. 3 ; 8. 37 ; 11. 37,
Jo. 4. 40, 47; ig. 31,38, I Th. 4. i; 5. 12, 2 Th. 2. i, 2
Jo. 5 [erotao ig62] to question.
inMt. 3. 5, 31, 34; 14. 36; 18. 2g, Mr. i. 40; 5.10, 12,
23 ; 6. 56 ; 7. 32 ; 8. 22, Lu. 7. 4 ; 8. 31, 32, 41, Ac. 13. 42 ;
16. 15, 39 ; 21. 12 ; 25. 2 ; 27. 33, Ro. 12. i ; ,15. 30 ; 16.
17, I Co, I. 10 ; 4. 16 ; 16. 15, 2 Co. 2. 8 ; 5. 20 ; 6. i ",
10. I ; 12. 8, Eph. 4. I, Ph. 4. 2 i, I Ih. 4. 10, i Ti. i. 3,
Phm. 0, 10, He. 13. 19, 22, i Pe. 2. 11 [para-kaleo 3483]
to call alongside of.
BESET (whioh doth so easily), in He. 12. i [eu-per-
istatos 2033] set well around.
BESIDE (and, oneself), in Mt. 25. 20, 22, Lu. 16. 26
[epi dat. 1802] upon, over.
ia Lu. 24. 21 [sun 4405] with. [from.
in Mt. 14. 21 ; 15. 38, 2 Co. 11. 28 [ohoris 5042] apart
in Ac. 26. 24 [raainomai 2862] to be mad.
iu 2 Co. 5. 13 [ex-istemi 1730] to stand astonished.
in Lu. 24. 21 [alia ge sun 965] but also with.
BESIDES (this, to owe), in i Co. j. 16 [loipon 2839] as
to the rest.
in Phm. ig [pros-opheilo 3g66) to owe besides.
BEST, in I Co. 12. 31 [kreitton 2707] better.
iu Lu. 15. 22 [protos 4018] first, foremost.
BESTOW (upon, to feed, labour), in Jo. 4. 38, Ro. 16.
6, Ga. 4. II [kopiao 2675] to toil.
in 2 Co. 8. 1, I Jo. 3. I [didomi 1212] to give.
inLu. 12. 17, 18 [sun-ago 4406] to lead or bring together.
in I Co. 13. 3 [psomizo 5073] to feed with morsels.
in I Co. 12. 23 [peri-tithemi 3669] to put around.
BiBTRAY, in Mt. 10. 4; 17. 22; 20, 18; 24, 10; 26. 2,
16, 21, 23, 24, 25, 45, 46, 48 ; 27. 3, 4, Mr. 3. 19 ; 13. 12 ;
14. 10, II, 18, 21, 41, 42, 44, Lu. 21. 16; 22. 4, 6, 21, 22,
48, Jo. 6. 64, 71 ; 12. 4 ; 13. 2, II, 21 ; 18. 2, 5 ; 21. 20, i
Co. II. 23 [para-didomi 3473] to give over or up.
BETRAYERS, in Ao. 7. 52 [pro-dotes 3872] onegiving
forth or up. [profited.
BETTEEED (be), in Mr. 5. 26 [opheleomai 5099] to be
BETTEE (be, be much, country, thing), in i Co. 7. 9 ;
II. 17, Ph. I. 23, He. I. 4 ; 6. 9 ; 7. 7, 19, 22 ; 8. 6 1 ; g.
23 ; 10. 34 ; II. 16, 35, 40 ; 12. 24, i Pe, 3. 17, 2 Pe. 2. 21
[kreisson 2707] better,
in I Co. 7. 38 [kreisson 2709] better. [...rather.
in Mr. 9. 42, i Co. g. 15 [kalos mallon 2375, 2877] good
in Lu. 5. 39 [chrestos 5022] kind, gentle. [excel.
in Ph. 2. 3 [huper-echo 4750] to have or hold over,
in Mt. 6. 26 ; 12. 12, Lu. 12. 24 [dia-phero 1195] to bear
on diversely, be different. [forward.
in Eo. 3. 9 [pro-echomai 3884] to hold self before onr
in Mt. 18. 6 [sum-phero 4393) to bear on together, be
conducive. i
in I Co. 8. 8 [perisseuo 3664] to be over and above.
in Lu. 17. 2 [lusi-teleo 2847] to pay the cost, be pro
fitable. BETWEEN (some of, difference, well), in Mt. 18. s ;
23. 35, Lu. II. 51 ; 16. 26, Ao. 12, 6 ; 15. 9 [meta-xu 2978]
betwixt, between.
in Lu. 23. 12, Ac. 26. 31 [pros 3917] toward, unto.
in Eo. I. 24 [en 1604] in, among.
in I Co. 6. 5 [ana meson 2956] up the midst of.
in I Co, 7. 34 [merizomai 2945] to be divided. (See
Difference). BETWIXT, in Ph. i. 23 [ek 1427] out of, from.
BEWAIL, in Lu. 8. 52 ; 23. 27 [koptomai 2679] to
smite self,
in Ee. 18. 9 [klaio 2610] to wail, bewail.
in 2 Co. 12. 21 [pentheo 3605] to mourn.
BEWAEB (of), in Mt. 7. 15 ; 10. 17 ; 16. 6 11, 12, Lu.
12, I ; 20. 46 [pros-echo 3042] to hold toward, beware of.
in Mr. 8. 15 ; 12. 38, Ac. 13. 40, Col. 2. 8, Ph. 3. 2
[blepo 905] to see or look to.
in Lu. 12. 15, 2 Ti. 4. 15, -i Pe. 3. 17 [phulassomai
4931] to guard or keep self.
BEWITCHED in Ac. 8. 9, 11 [ex-istemii73o] to cause
to stand astonished.
in Ga. 3. i [baskaino B67] to fascinate. [evident.
BEWEAYETH, in Mt. 26. 73 [poieo delos 1098] to make
BEYOND, in Mt. 4. 15, 25 ; 19. i, Mr. 3. 8, Jo. i. 28 ;
3. 26 ; 10. 40 [peran 3619] beyond, across, [abundantly.
in Mr. 6. 51 [ek perissou 3665] out of abundance, very

12

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Mr. 7. 37 [huper perissos 3665] very abundantly.
in Ac. 7. 43 [ep-ekeina 1793] on yonder side of.
in Ga. i. 13 [kata huper-bolen 4744] very exceedingly.
in 2 Co. 8. 3 [huper 4736] above.
in 2 Co. 10. 16 [huper-ekeina 4746] on yonder side of.
(See also Go, measure, region, stretch).
BID (again, farewell), in Mt. 22. 3, 4, 8, g, Lu. 7. 3g ;
14. 7, 8t, g, zot, 12, 16, 17, 24, I Co, ID. 27 [kaleo 2370]
to caU.
in Mt. 16. 12 ; 23, 3, Lu. 10. 40, Ac. 11. 12 ; 22. 24 [epo,
eipon 1401] to say.
ia Mt. 14. 28 [keleuo 2564) to command. [for.
in Mt. I. 24 (pros-tasso 3g7s] to set in order or arrange
in Lu. 14. 12 [anti-kaleo 450] to call iu return.
in Lu. 9. 61, Ac. 18. 21 [apo-tassomai 619] to arrange
in 2 Jo. 10. II [lego 2788] to say. [self off from.
BIEE, in Lu. 7. 4 [soros 4218] bier,
BILL, in Mr. 10. 4 [biblion 891] roll, scroll.
in Lu. 16. 6, 7 [gramma 1016] writing, bill.
BIND (about, on, up, with, curse, execrate, oath), in
Mt. 12.29; 13. 30, 14. 3 j 16. igt; 18. iBt; 22. 13 ; 27.2,
¦Mr. 3. 27 ; 5. 3, 4 ; 6. 17 ; 15. i, 7, Lu. 13, 16, Jo. 11. 44;
18. 12, 24, Ac. 9. 2, 14, 21 ; 12. 6 ; 20. 22 ; 21. 11 1, 13, 33 ;
22. 5, 29 ; 24. 27_, Eo. 7. 2, I Co. 7. 27, 39, 2 Ti. 2. 9, Re.
9. 14 ; 20. 2 [deo 1096] to bind. [chains.
in Mt. 23. 4, Ac. 22. 4 [desmeuo 1082] to bind with
in Lu. 10. 34 [kata-deo 2414] to bind fast.
in Ac. 22. 25 [pro-teiuo 3gg3] to stretch forward.
in Ac. 12. 8 [hupo-deomai 4774] to bind on.
in Ac. 23. 12, 14, 21 [ana-thematizo 304] to anathema
tise, put self up (as a gift to God).
BIRD, in Mt. 8. 20 ; 13. 32, Lu. 9. 58, Ro. i. 23, Ja. 3.
7 [peteinon 3680] fiying creature, fowl.
in Re. 18. 2 [orneon 3341] bird.
in I Co, 15, 3g [ptenon 4026} feathered or winged fowl,
BIRTH (travail in), in Mt. i. 18, Lu. i. 14 [gennesis
981] birth. [of childbirth.
in Ga. 4. 19, Re, 12, 2 [odino 5082] to be in the pains
in Jo, 9. I [genete 977] birth.
BIRTHDAY, in Mt, 14. 6, Mr. 6. 21 [genesia 975]
birthday festivals.
BIRTHRIGHT, in He. 12. 16 [proto-tokia 4020] primo-
genitureship, right of a flrst-born.
BISHOP (office of a), in Ph. i. i, i Ti. 3. 2, Tit. i. 7,
I Pe. 2. 25 [epi-skopos 1879] overseer, inspector.
in I Ti. 3. I [epi-skope 1878] oversight, inspectorship.
BISHOPRICK, in Ac. i. 20 [epi-skope 1878] oversight,
inspectorship. BITS, in Ja. 3. 3 [chalinos 4957] a bit.
BITE, in Ga. 5. 15 [dakno 1036] to bite. [bitter.
BITTER (be, make), in Ja. 3. 11, 14 [pikros 3698]
in Col. 3. 19, Ee. 8. 11 ; 10. g, 10 [pikralno 3696] to be
or make bitter. [i3itterly.
BITTEELY, in Mt. 26. 75, Lu. 22. 62 [pikros 3699]
BITTEENESS, in Ac. 8. 23, Eo. 3. 14, Ep. 4. 31, He.
12. 15 [pikria 3697] bitterness.
BLACK, in Mt. 5. 36, Ee. 6. 5, 12 [melas 2930] black.
BLACKNESS, in He. 12. 18 [gnophos 1002] thick cloud.
in Ju. 13 [zophos 2102] thick darkness. [of grass.
BLADE, in Mt. 13. 26, Mr. 4. 28 [chortos 5009] blade
BLAME (without), in 2 Co. 6. 3 ; 8. 20 [momaomai
3093] to be blamed.
in Ga. 2, II [kata-ginoskomai 2410] to be known
against, chargeable, [less,
BLAME (without), in Ep, i. 4 [a-momos 272] blame-
BLAMELESS, in i Co. i. 8, i Ti. 3. 10, Tit. i. 6, 7 [an-
eg-kletos 3823 not called in, unchallenged.
in Lu. I. 6, Ph. 2. 15 ; 3. 6 [a-memptos 346] faultless.
in I Th. 5. 23 [a-memptos 347] faultlessly.
in 2 Pe. 3. 14 [a-mometos 270] blameless, unblameable.
in Mt. 12. 5 [an-aitios 310] causeless, without crime.
in I Ti. 3. 2 ; 5. 7 [an-epi-leptos 396] not to be taken
hold of, irreprehensible.
BLASPHEME, in Mt. 9. 3, Mr. 3. 28, 29, Lu. 12, 10,
Jo. 10. 36, Ac. 13. 45 ; 18. 6 ; 26. 11, Ro. 2. 24, i Ti. i.
20 ; 6. I, Tit. 2. 5, Ja. 2. 7, Re. 13. 6 ; 16. 9, 11, 21
[blaspheraeo 901] to speak injuriously.
BLASPHEMER, in Ao. ig. 37 [blasphemed 901] to
speak injuriously. [speaker.
in I Ti. I. 13, 2 Ti. 3. 2 [blasphomos 903] injurious
BLASPHEMOUS, in Ac. 6. 11, 13 [blasphemes go3]
injurious speakfer. [to speak injuriously).
BLASPHEMOtraLY, in Lu. 22.. 65 [blasphemeo got]
BLASPHEMY (speak), in Mt. 12. 31 1 ; 15. 19 ; 26. 65,

Mr. 2. 7 ; 3. 28 ; 7. 22 ; 14. 64, Lu. 5. 21, Jo, 10. 33, Col,
3. 8, Ee. 2. 9 ; 13. 1, 5, 6 ; 17. 3 [blasphemiago2] injurious
speaking. in Mt. 26. 65 [blasphemeo goi] to speak injuriously.
BLAZE ABEOAD, in Mr, i, 45 [dia-phemizo 1197] to
sound throughout.
BLEMISH, in 2 Pe. 2. 13 [momos 3094] blame.
in Ep. 5. 27, I Pe. i. 19 [a-momos 272] blameless.
BLESS, in Mt. 5. 44 ; 14. 19 ; 25. 34 ; 26, 26, Mr. 6.
41 ; 8, 7; 10, 16; 14. 22, Lu. 2. 28, 34; 6. 28; 9. 16; 24.
30, 50, 51, 53, Ac. 3. 26, Eo. 12. 14 1, I Co. 4. 12; 10. 16;
14. 16, Ga. 3, 9, Ep, I. 3, He. 6. 14 1', 7. i, 6, 7; 11. 20,
21, Ja. 3. 9, I Pe. 3. 9, Mt. 21. 9 ; 23. 39, Mr, 11. g, 10,
Lu. I. 28, 42 ; 13. 35 ; 19. 38, Jo. 12. 13 [eu-logeo 2022]
to speak well of, praise.
BLESSED (be, call), in Mt. 5. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 ;
II. 16 ; 13. 16 ; 16. 17 ; 24. 46, Lu. i. 45 ; 6. 20, 21 1, 22 ;
7. 23 ; 10. 23 ; II. 27, 28 ; 12. 37, 38, 43 ; 14. 14, 13 ; 23.
29, Jo. 20. 2g, Ac. 20. 35, Eo. 4. 7, 8, I Ti. I. II ; 6. 15,
Tit. 2. 13, Ja. I. 12, 2Sj Ee. i. 3 ; 14. 13 ; 16. 15 ; 19. 9 ;
20. 6 ; 22. 7, 14 [makarios 2864] happy. .
in Mr. 14. 61, Lu. i. 68, Eo. i. 25 ; 9. 5, 2 Co. i, 3 ; 11,
3ij Ep. I, 3, I Pe, I, 3 [eu-logetos 2023] well spoken of,
in Mt. 21. 9 ; 23. 39, Mr. ii. g, 10, Lu. i. 28, 42 1; 13.
35 ; ig. 38, Jo. 12. 13 (eu-logeo 2022] to speak well of.
in Ac. 3, 25, Ga. 3, 8 [en-eu-logeo 1644] to be well
spoken of;
in Lu, I, 48 [makarizo 2863] to declare happy.
BLESSEDNESS, in Eo, 4. 6, 9, Ga. 4. 15 [makarismos
2865] happiness.
BLESSING, in Ro. 15. 29, i Co. 10. 16, Ga. 3. 14, Ep.
I. 3, He. 6. 7 ; 12. 17, Ja. 3. 10, i Pe. 3. g, Re. 5, 12, 13;
7. 12 [eu-logia 2024] eulogy, blessing.
BLIND (man), in Mt. 9. 27, 28; 11. 5 ; 12. 22^; 15.
14/, 30, 31 ; 20. 30 ; 21. 14 ; 23. 16, 17, 24, 26, Mr. 8. 22,
23 ; 10. 46, 49, 51, Lu, 4. 18 ; 6, 3g £ ; 7, 21, 22 ; 14, 13, 21 ;
18, 35, Jo. 5. 3 ; g. I, 2, 6, 8, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 32,
3g, 40, 41 ; 10. 21 ; 11. 37, Ac. ^3. 11, Ro. 2..ig, 2 Pe. i.
9, Re. 3. 17 [tuphlos 4698] blind.
BLINDED (be), in Jo. 12. 40, 2 Co. 4. 4, i Jo. 2. 11
[tuploo 4699] to blind.
in Ro. II. 7, 2 Co. 3. 14 [poroomai 4059] to be callous.
BLIND-FOLDED, iu Lu. 22, 64 [peri-kalupto 3640] to
cover round about. [callousness.
BUNDNESS, in Ro. 11. 25, Ep, 4, j8 [porosis 4060]
BLOCK, (See Stumbling),
BLOOD (diseased with an issue of, shedding of), in
Mt. 16. 17 ; 23. 30, 35 th ; 26. 28 ; 27, 4, 6, 8, 24, 25, Mr.
5, 25, 29; 14. 24, Lu, 8.43, 44; II. 50, 5it; 13. 1 ; 22. 20,
44, Jo. 1. 13 ; 6. 53, 54, 55, 56 ; jg. 34, Ao, i, ig ; 2, 19, 20 ;
5, 28 ; 15. 20, 29 ; 17, 26 ; 18, 6 ; 20. 26, 28 ; 21. 25 ; 22,
20, Ro, 3, 15, 25 ; 5, 9, 1 Co, 10, 16 ; 11, 25, 27 ; 15, 50,
Ga. I. 16, Ep. I, 7 ; 2. 13 ; 6. 12, Col. 1. 14, 20, He. 2. 14 ;
9. 7, 12 1, 13, 14, 18, ig, 20, 21, 22, 25 ; 10. 4, 19, 29 ; 11.
28 ; 12. 4, 24 ; 13. II, 12, 20, I Fe. i. 2, 19, i Jo. i. 7 ; 5.
6t, 8, Re. I. 5 ; 5. 9 ; 6. 10, 12 ; 7. 14 ; 8. 7, 8 ; 11. 6 ; iz.
II ; 14. 20 ; 16, 3, 4, 6t ; 17. 6£; 18. 24 ; ig. 2, 13 [haima
no] blood,
inMt. 9. 20 [haimorroeo 112 to have a flowing of blood.
in He. 9. 22 [haimat-ek-chusia m] a pouring out of
blood. BLOODY FLUX, in Ao. 28. 8 [dus-enteria 1309]
dysentery, BLOT (out), in Ac, 3. 19, CoL ^. 14, Be, 3. 5 [ex-aleipho
1703] to blot out, smear over.
BLOW (softly), in Mt, 7. 25, 27, Lu. 12. 55, Jo. 3. 8 ;
6. 18, Re. 7. I [pneo 3760] to blow, breathe.
In Ac. 28. 13 [epi-gmomai 1818] to come on. [little.
in Ac. 27. 13 [hupo-pneo 4796] to blow behind or a
BOARD, in Ac. 27, 44 [sanis 4119] board, plank,
BOAST (make one's, against, great things, oneself), in
Ro, 2, 17, 23, 2 Co. 7. 14 ; 9. 2 : ID, 8, 13, 15, 16 ; n, 16,
Ep. 2. 9 [kauchaomal 2557] to lioast self. [against.
in lU). II. iSt [kata-l£auchaomai 2427] to boast self
in Ac. 5. 36 [lego 2788] to say.
in Ja. 3. 5 [megal-aucheo 2gog] to protest greatly.
BOASTER, in Ro. i. 30, 2 Ti. 3. 2 [alazon 189] a
braggart, BOASTING, in Ro. 3, 27, 2 Co. 7. 14 ; 8. 24 ; 9. 4 ; 11.
loj 17 [kauchesis 255g] boasting.
in Ja. 4. 16 [alazoneia 188] bragging.
in 2 Co. 9. 3 [kauchema 2558] boasting.
BOAT, in Jo. 6. 22, 22, 23 [ploiarion 3748] a little boat.
iu Ac. 27. 16, 30, 32 [skaphS 4178] a stiff.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,

13

BODILY, in Lu. 3. 22, i Ti. 4. 8 [somatikos 4523]
in Col. 2. 9 [somatikos 4324] bodily. [bodily.
in 2 Co. 10. 10 [soma 4322] body.
BODY (dead, ofthe same), in Mt. 3. 29, 30; 6, 22 «,
23, 25 i; TO. 28 1; 14. 12; 26. 12, 26; 27, 32, 58 f, 59, Mr,
5. 29 ; 14. 8, 22 ; 13, 43, 45, Lu. 11. s^thr, 36; 12, 4, 22,
23; 17- 37; 22- 19; 23- 52, 33 ; 24. 3, 23, Jo, 2, 21; 19.
31, 38 1, 40; 20. 12, Ac. 9. 40, Ro. I. 24; 4. 10; 6. 6, T2 ;
7. 4, 24; 8. TO, II, 13, 23; IZ. I, 4, s, 1 Co. 5. 3; 6, 13 1,
i3j 16, 18 1, ig, 20 ; 7. 4 1, 34 ; 9, 27 ; 10, 16, 17 ; 11. 24,
27j 29 ; 12. izthr, 13, 14 i, 15^, i6t, 17, 18, ig, 20, 22, 23,
24»23, 27; 13.3; 15. 35. 37. 38*, 40 ^ 44/) 2 Co. 4, lot;
5. 6, 8, 10; IZ. zt, 3^, Ga, 6. 17, Ep. i. 23; 2. 16; 4, 4,
12, 16 1; 3, 23, 28, 30, Ph. I. 30; 3. 2xt, Col. I. iS, zz,
24; z, II, 17, ig, 23; 3, 15, I Th. 5. 23, He. 10. 3, 10, 22;
13. 3, IT, Ja. 2. 16, 26; 3. 2, 3, 6, I Pe, 2. 24, Ju. 9 [soma
4522] body.
in Ep. 3. 6 [sus-soraos 4494] joint body,
in Ac. 19, 12 [chros 5036] surface, frame,
in Re. 11, 8, 9 i [ptoma 4034] fallen body, corpse,
BOISTEROUS, in Mt. 14. 30 [ischuros 2305] strong,
BOLD (be, he rauch, be very, wax), iu 2 Co. 10. 2 ; 11.
21 1 [tolmao 4637] to be daring, durst.
iu Ro. TO. 20 [apo-tolmao 624] to be very daring.
in Ac. 13. 46, I Th, z. 2 [par-resiazomai 3568] to speat
boldly, openly. [openness.
in Phm. 8 [echo par-resian 3367] to have boldness,
in 2 Co. 10. I, 2 [tharreo 2162] to be courageous.
BOLDLY (preach, speak, the more), in Ac. g. 27, 20 ;
14. 3 ; 18. 26 ; 19. 8, Ep. 6. 20 [par-resiazomai 3368] to
speak openly, boldly.
in Jo. 7. 26, Ep, 6, 19, He, 4. 16 [par-resia 3367] open
ness, boldness,
in He. 13, 6 [tharreo 2162] to be courageous,
in Mr. 13. 43 [talmao 4637] to be daring, durst.
in Ro. 13. 13 [tolmeroteron 4638] more daringly,
BOLDNESS (of speech), in Ac. 4. 13, 29, 31, 2 Co. 7.
4, Ep. 3. 12, Ph. I, 20, I Ti. 3, 13, He, 10. 19, i Jo. 4. 17
Cpar-resia 3367] openness, boldness.
BOND (in), in Lu. 13. 16, Ac. 20. 23; 23. 29; 26. 29,
31, Ph. I. 7, 13, 14, 16, Col. 4. 18, 2 Ti. 2. 9, Phm. 10, 13,
He. 10, 34; II. 36 [desmos 1085] bond.
in Ac. 8, 23, Ep. 4, 3, Col, 3, 14 [sun-desmos 4430]
joint bond,
iu Ac. 23. 14, He, 13. 3 [desmios 1084] bound.
in Ep. 6. 20 [balusis 228] chain,
in Col. 4. 3 [deomai 1096] to be bound.
BOND, in i Co. 12. 13, Ga. 3. 28, Ep. 6. 8, Col. 3. ii.
Re. 13. 16 ; ig. t8 [douloa 1200] bondman.
BONDAGE (be in, be under, bring in, into), in Ro.
8. 13, 21, Ga. 4. 24 ; 3, 1, He. 2. 13 [douleia T286}bondage.
in Jo. 8, 33, Ac, 7. 7, Ga. 4. g, 25 [douleuomai 1287] to
be iu bondage.
iu Ac. 7. 6, I Co, 7. 15, Ga. 4. 3, 2 Pe, ¦.£. zg [douloo
1291] to bring into bonaage.
m z Co. IT. 20, Ga, 2. 4 [kata-douloo 24ig] to bring
iuto utter bondage.
BONDMAID, in Ga. 4. 22 [paidiske 3427] maiden.
BONDMAN, in Re. 6. 13 [doulos izgo] bondman,
BONDWOMAN, inGa. 4. 23, 30 f, 31 [paidiske 3427]
maiden. BONE (ankle), in Mt, 23, 27, Lu. 24, 3g, Jo, 19. 36, Ep.
3. 30, He. II, 22 [osteon 3337] bone,
in Ac. 3. 7 [sphuron 4313] ankle bone,
BOOE (little), in Mt. i. t, Mr, 12. 26, Lu. 3. 4 ; 20. 42,
Ac, I, 20 ; 7. 42 ; ig, ig. Ph. 4. 3, Re. 3. 5 ; 13. 8 ; 20.
13 ; 22. igi [biblos Sgz] book, roll.
in Lu. 4. 17 1, zo, Jo, zo, 30; zi. Z5, Ga. 3. 10, 2 Ti. 4.
13, He. g. 19; 10. 17, Re. i. 11 ; 3. i, 2, 3, 4, 3, 7, 8, g ;
17, 8; 20. i2thr; 21, 27; 22. 7, 9, 10, i8t, 19 [biblion
891] book, roll. [scroll.
in Re. 10. 2, 8, 9, to [biblaridion 890] little book,
BORDER, in M:t. 23. 5, Mr, 6, 36, Lu, 8. 44 [kraspedon
in Mr. 7, 24 [methorios 2924] boundary. [2698] hem.
in Mt. A. 13 [horion 3334] border.
BORN (again, out of due time, be, first, new), in Mt.
I. 16 ; z, I, 4 ; 19. IZ ; z6, 24, Mr. 14. zi, Lu. i. 35, Jo. i.
13 ; 3- 3. 4 f. 5. 6 if, 7, 8 ; 8. 41 ; g. 2, ig, 20, 32, 34 ; 16.
21 ; 18. 37, Ac. z. 8 ; 7, 20; 22. 3, 28, Ro. 9. 11, Ga. 4. 23^
29, He.'ii, 23, T Jo. 2, 29 ; 3, gti 4, 7; 3, 1,4, 18 [gennao
973] to beget, be born. [brought forth.
in Mt. 2. 2, Lu. 2. IT, Re. 12. 4 [tiktomai 4617] to be
in Ac. 18. 2, 24 [genos 983] race.
in Mt. XZ. II, Lu, 7, 28 [gennetos 982] one bom.

iu I Co. 15. 8 [ek-troma 1321] abortion, one cast out.
in I Pe. I. 23 [ana-gennaomal 283] to be begotten anew,
BORNE (grievous to be), in Mt. 23, 4, Lu. 11. 46 [dus-
hastaktos 1308] hard to be carried.
BORROW, in Mt. 5. 42 [daneizomai 1043] to be in
debt or a borrower,
BOSOM, in Lu, 6. 38; 16. 22, 23, Jo. i. 18; 13. 2
[kolpos 2662] boaom. [even
BOTH, in Mt, 10, 28 ; 12, 22 &c. [kai 2344] and, also,
in Mt. 22. 10, Ac. I. I, 8, 13 ; 4. 27 ; 3. 14 ; 8. 12, 38 ;
TO. 39 ; 14. I, 5 ; ig. 10 ; 20. zi ; 21. 12 ; 22. 4 ; 24. 13 ;
23. 24 ; 26. 16, 22; 28. 23, Ro. I. 12, 14 i; 3. g. I Co, i. 2
24, Ep. I. 10, Ph, T. 7, He. 2. 4, II ; 3, i, 14; 6, ig ; g. g,
ig ; TO. 33 [te 4368] also, and.
in Mt. 9. 17; 13. 30; 13. 14, Lu. I. 6, 7; 3. 7, 38; 6.
3g ; 7. 42, Ac. 8, 38 ; 23. 8, Ep. 2. 14, 16, 18 [amphoteros
269] both (of two).
m Jo. 20, 4, Re. 19, 20 [duo 1307] two.
in He. n. 21 [hekastos 1428] each. [bottle,
BOTTLES, in Mt, g, 17/, Mr. 2. 22 [askos 722] skin
BOTTOM, in Mt. 27. 31, Mr 15. 38 [kato z54g] below,
bottom. BOTTOMLESS (pit), in Re. 9. i, 2, n ; n. 7 ; 17. 8 ;
20. I, 3 [a-bussos 4] abyss, very deep place.
BOUGHT, {See Buy).
BOUNDS, in Ac. 17. z6 [horo-thesia 3343] bounds,
placing of a border. [to owe.
BOUND (be, with), in 2 Th. i. 3 ; 2. 13 [opheilo 3397]
in Lu. 8. 29 [desmeomai 1082] to be bound. [about.
in Jo. II. 44 [peri-deomai 3629] to be bound round
in Ac. 28. 2o[peri-keimai364i]to be laid round about.
in He, 13. 3 [sun-deomai 4431] to be bound with.
BOUNTIFULLY, in2 Co. 9, 6 1 [ep' eu-logiais 2024] with
eulogies or praises.
BOUNTIFULNESS, in 2 Co. 9. n [haplotes 537] single
ness, simplicity,
BOUNTY (matter of), in 2 Co. 9. 5 t [eu-logia 2024]
BOW, in Re. 6. 2 [toxon 464ilbow. [eulogy, praise.
BOW (down, together, the knee), in Ro. it, 4 ; 14. n,
Eph. 3. 14, Ph. z, 10 [kampto Z385] to bend. [bend,
in Lu, 24. 3, Jo. 19. 30 [klino 2634] to bow, incline,
in Ml*. 13. 19 [tithemi 4616] to put, place, set.
in Ro, II. 10 [sug-kampto 4320] to bend together.
in Mt. 27. 29 [gonu-peteo 1015] to fall on the knee,
in Lu. 13, II [sug-kuptomai 4333] to be stooping do\vn
together. BOWELS (of compassion), in Ac. i. 18, 2 Co. 6. 12,
Ph. I. 8 ; 2. I, Col, 3. 12, Phm. 7, 12, 20, i Jo. 3. 17
[splagchna 4240] bowels.
BOX [alabaster), in Mt. 26. 7, Mr. 14. 3 1, Lu. 7. 37
[alabastron 187] alabaster (box). [bush.
BRAMBLE BUSH, in Lu. 6. 44 [batos 869] bramble
BRANCH (every), in Mt. 13. 32 ; 21. 8 ; 24. 32, Mr. 4.
32 ; 13. 28, Lu. 13. ig, Ro. IT. 16, 17, 18, ig, 21 [klados
2608] branch.
in Jo. 13. 2, 4, 5, 6 [klema 2621] small branch.
in Mr, n, 8 [stoibas 4283] bough.
in Jo. IZ. 13 [baion 840] small twig
BRASS (flue, of), in Mt. 10. g, i Co. 13. r, Re. 18,
12 [chalkos 4963] copper, bronze. [or bronze.
in Re. i. 15 ; 2. 18 [chalko-libanon 4g62] flue copper
in Re^, 20 [chalkeos 4958] made of copper or bronze.
BRAWLER (no, not a), In i Ti. 3. 3. Tit. 3. 2 [a-machos
242] not pugnatlous, fighting.
BRAZEN VESSEL, in Mr, 7, 4 [chalkion 4961] a
copper vessel,
BREAD (shew, unleavened), in Mt. 4. 3, 4 ; 6. 11 ; 7.
9 ; 12. 4; 15. 2, 26, 33 ; 16. 5, 7, 8, II, 12 ; 26. 26, Mr. 2.
z6 ; 3. 20 ; 6. 8, 36, 37 ; 7. 2, 3, 27 ; 8. 4, 14, 16, 17 ; 14.
22, Lu. 4. 3, 4 ; 6. 4 ; 7. 33 ; 9. 3 ; 11. 3, n ; 14. i, ij, 22 ;
T5. 17 ; zz. 19 ; 24, 30, 33, Jo. 6. 3, 7, 23, 31, 32 t, 33,. 34,
35. 41* 48, 50, 51 th, 38 1; 13, 18 ; 21. 9, 13, Ac. 2. 42, 46 ;
20. 7, 11; 27. 33, I Co, TO. 16, 17 i; II. 23, 26, 27, 28, 2
Co. 9. 10, 2 Th. 3. 8, 12, He. g, 2 [artos 6gi] a loaf, bread.
in Mt. 26. 17, Mr. 14. i, iz, Lu. 22. i, 7, Ac. 12. 3 ; 20.
6 [a-zumos 93] unleavened bread.
BREADTH, in Ep, 3, 18, Re. 20. 9 ; 21. 16 1 [platos
3722] breadth, width.
BREAK (forth, in pieces, off, through, to shivers, up,
broken), in Mt. 14. ig ; 13. 36 ; 26. 26, Mr. 8. 6, 19 ; 14.
22, Lu. 22. rg; 24. 30, Ac. 2. 46 ; 20, 7, 11 ; 27, 33, i Co,
10. 16 ; II. 24 1 [klazo 2614] to break.
in Mt. 3. 19, Jo. 5. 18 ; 7. 23 ; 10. 33, Ac. 13. 43 ; 27.
41, Ep. 2, 14 [luo 2854] to loose, dissolve.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Mr. 5. 4; 14, 3, Lu. 4. 18, Jo. ig, 36, Re. 2. 27 [aun-
tribo 4482] to rub together, shatter, bruise,
in Mt, iz, 20, Jo. ig. 31, 32, 33 [kata-gnumi 2411] to
snap wholly.
in Mt. 6. ig, 20 ; 24. 43, Lu, 12. 39 [di-oruss6 1248] to
dig through.
inRo. II, 17, ig, 20 [ek-klazomai 1467] to be broken off,
in Mt. g. 17, Ga. 4. 27 [regnumi 4081] to burst forth.
in Lu. 5. 6; 8. 29[dia-rregnumiiT7o]toburstthrough.
in Mr. 6. 41, Lu. 9. 16 [kata-klao 2429] to break down.
in Mt. 21. 44 [sun-thlaomai 4462] to be crushed to
gether. in Ac, 21. 13 [sun-tbrupto 4464] to weaken together,
in Jo, 21, II [schizo 4316] to rend.
in Mr. 2. 4 [ex-urutto 1738] to dig out.
BREAK, in Ac. 20. 11 [auge 768] light of day.
BREAKER (covenant, truce), in Ro. 2. 25 [para-bates
3640] transgressor.
in Ro. I. 31 [a-sim-thetos 743] covenant breaker,
BREAKING, in Lu. 24, 35, Ac. 2, 42 [klasis 2611]
breaking, in Ro, 2, 23 [para-basis 3JS9] transgression.
BREAST, in Lu. 18. 13 ; 23. 48, Jo. 13. 23 ; 21. 20, Re,
15. 6 [stethos 4276] breast.
BREASTPLATE, in Ep, 6. 14, i Th, 3, 8, Re. 9. gt, 17
thorax 2247] breastplate.
BREATH, in Ac. 17. 25 [pnoe 3763] breath.
BREATHE (on, out), in Ac. 9. i [em-pneo isgi] to
breathe upon.
in Jo. 20. 22 [em-phusao 1602] to puft upon or into.
BRETHREN (false, love as, love of the), in Mt. i. 2,
II ; 4. 18, 21 ; 3. 47 ; 12. 46, 47, 48, 49 ; 13. 53 ; ig. 29 ;
20. 24 ; 22. 25 ; 23. 8 ; 23. 40 ; 28. 10, Mr. 3. 31, 32, 33,
34 ; 10. 29, 39 ; 12. 20, Lu. 8. ig, 20, 21 ; 14, 12, 26 ; 16.
28 ; 18. 29 ; 20. 29 ; 21, 16 ; 22. 32, Jo. 2. 12 ; 7. 3, 5, 10 ;
20, 17 ; 21. 23, Ac. I. 14, 16 ; 2. zg, 37 ; 3, i7,z2 ; 7. 2, 13,,
23, 23, 26, 37 ; g. 30 ; 10. 23 ; 11, i, iz, 29 ; 12, 17 ; 13. 15,
26, 38 ; 14. z ; 15. I, 3, 7, 13, 22, 23, 32, 33, 36, 40 ; 16. 2,
40; 17. 6, JO, 14 ; 18. 18, 27 ; 21. 7, 17 ; 22, i, 5 ; 23. i, 5,
6 ; 28. 14, 13, 17, 21, Ro, 8. 29 ; 9. 3 ; 16. 14, i Co. 6. 5, 8 ;
8. 12 ; 9. 5 ; 13. 6, 58 ; 16. 1 1, 12, zo, 2 Co, 8. 23 ; g. 3; 5 ;
II. 9, Ga. I. 2, Ep. 6, 23, Ph. I, 14 ; 4. i, 21, Co, i. 2 ; 4.
IS, 1, Th. 4. 10 i ; 5. z6, 27, i Ti. 4. 6 ; 5. i ; 6, 2, 2 Ti. 4,
21, He. 2. II, 12, 17 ; 3. I ; 7. 3, i Jo. 3. 14, 16, 3 Jo. 3, 5,
10, Re, 6, II ; 12. 10 ; 19. 10 ; 22. g, Ro. i. 13 ; 7, i, 4 ;
8, 12 ; TO, I ; II, 23 ; 12. i ; 15. 14, 13, 30; 16. 17, i Co.
I. 10, II, 26 ; 2. I ; 3. I ; 4. 6 ; 7, 24, zg ; 10. i ; 11, 2,
33 ; 12. I ; 14, 6, 20, 26, 39 ; 13. 1, 30; 16, 13, 2 Co. i.
8 ; 8. I ; 13. 11, Ga. i. n ; 3. 15; 4, 12, 28, 31; 3. ti,
13 ; 6. I, 18, Ep. 6. 10, Ph. I. 12 ; 3, I, 13, 17 ; 4. 8, I Th.
I. 4 ; 2. I, g, 14, 17 ; 3. 7; 4. I, 13 ; 3- i> 4. 12. 14) 23. 2
Th. I. 3 ; 2. I, 13, 15 ; 3. i, 6, 13, He. 3. 12 ; 10. 19 ; 13.
22, Ja. I. z, 16, 19 ; 2. I, 5, 14 ; 3. i, 10, 12 ; 4. n ; 5. 7,
I, 10, 12, xg, 2 Pe. I, 10, I Jo. 2. 7 ; 3, 13 [a-delphos 69]
irother. in I Pe. 3. 9 [a-delphotes 70] brotherhood.
{See also Love, false),
BRIDE, in Jo. 3. 29, Rev, 18. 23 ; 21. 2, g ; 22, 17
[numphe] 3163] bride.
BRIDECH AMBER, in Mt. 9. 15, Mr. ^, 19, Lu. 5. 34
[numphon 3167} bridechamber.
BRIDEGROOM, in Mt, g. i^t; 23. x, 3, 6, 10, Mr. 2.
19 t, 20, Lu. 5. 34, 33 Jo. 2. 9 ; 3. zg th. Re. 18. 23
[numphios 3166] bridegroom.
BRIDLE, in Re. 14. 20 [chahnos 4037] bit, bridle.
BRIDLE, in Ja. i. 26 ; 3. 2 [chann-agogeo 4g36] to
lead in a bridle.
BRIEFLY (comprehend), in i Pe. 3. 12 [di oligon
3247] through a few (words). [up.
in Ro. 13. g [ana-kephalaioomai 318] to be summed
3RIEBS, in He. 6. 8 [tribolos 4665] brier.
BRIGHT (shining), in Ac. 10, 30, Re. 22. 16 [lampros
2774] shining, bright. -
in Mt, 17. 3 [photeinos 4g49 } lightened up, full of
light. in Lu. II. 36 [astrape 738] lightning,
BRIGHTNESS, in He. i. 3 [ap-augasma 309] off-shin
ing, reflection,
in 2 Th. 3. 8 [epi-phaneia 1912] full manifestation.
in Ac. 26. 13 [lamprotes 2775] shining, brightness.
BRIM (to the), in Jo. b. 7 [ano 474] up, above, top.
BRIMSTONE (of), in Lu. 17. 29, Re. g. 17, 18 ; 14. 10 ;
ig. 20; 20. 10; 21. 8 [theion 2173] brimstone.
in Re, g. 17 [theiodes 2176] of brimstone.

S:

BRING (again, against, doivn, forth, fi-uit, forth,
plentifully (forward) on one's joumey, in, in privily,
in upon, into, on one's way, out^ to, together, unto, up,
up again, upon), in Mt. 14. 18 ; 17. 17, Mr, 2. 3 ; 7, 32 ;
8. 22 ; g. Tg ; 12. 13 ; 13, 22, Lu. 13. 23 ; 24. i, Jo. 12. 24 ;
15. 2, 5, 16 ; x8. 2g ; 21, 10, Ac. 3. 16, 2 Ti. 4, 13, 2 Pe, 2,
IX, 2 Jo. 10, Re, 21. 24, z6 [phero 4847] to bear, bring.
in Lu. 3. 18, 19, Ac. 18. 20 [eis-phero 14Z2] to hear or
bring in.
in Lu. 6. 45 1 [pro-phero 4000] to bear or bring forth,
in Mt, 5. 23, Lu. 12. II [pros-phero 3982] to bear or
bring toward,
in I Co, 16. 3 [apo-phero 629] to hear away,
in Ju. 9 [epi-phero 1915] to hear or bring upon.
in Lu. 13. 22 [ek-phero 1322] to bear or bring out.
in Mt, 17. I [ana-phero 373] to bear up.
in Mt, 21. 2, Mr. 11. 2, Lu. 19. 27, 30, Jo. 10. x6 ; ig. 4,
Ac, g. 2, 21 ; 17. 3 ; 22. 5 ; 23. 10, 18, z Th. 4. 14, 2 Ti.
4. TX, He. 2. TO [ago 62] to lead, bring.
in Lu. 14. 21, He. 1. 6 [eis-ago 1411] to le^-d in.
in Ac, 3- 28, 2 Pe. 2. x, 5 [ep-ago 1736] to lead or bring
upon. in Lu, g, 41, i Pe. 3. 18 [pros-ago 3920] to lead toward,
in Ac, 12. 4, Ro, TO. 7 [an-ago 293] to lead or bring up.
in Ac, 23, 13,20, Ro, 10. 6[kat-ago 2412] to lead down.
in Ac. 23. 17 [ap-ago 487] to lead away.
in 2 Pe, 2. I tpar-eis-ago 3533] to lead in sideways.
in Mt, 3, 8, TO ; 7, 17 t, 18 1, xg ; 13. 23 ; 21. 43, Lu. 3.
8, 9 ; 6, 43 1, Ac. 24. 17 [poieo 3766] to do, make, work.
in Mt. I. 21, 23, Lu, T. 31, He. 6. 7, Ja. i. 15 [tikto
4617] to bring forth a child, fruit, [send forward.
in I Co. 16, 6, Tit. 3. 13, 3 Jo. 6 [pro-pempo 3914] t-o
in Ja. I. 13 [apo-kueo 581] to impregnate, bringforth.
in Mt. IZ, 33 1 ; 13. 52 [ek-ball6 1036] to cast or throw
forth, in Ac. 23. 24 [dia-sozo 1181] to bring safely through.
in Ep, 6. 4 [ek-trepho 1320] to feed fully.
in I Co, I. xg [a-theteo gg] to put aside or away.
in I Co. I. 28 [kat-ai^eo 2481] to make thoroughly
idle or useless,
(See also Bondage, brought, captivity, child, desola
tion, light, low, nothing, nought, perfection, powei',
remembrance, safe, salvation, subjection, tiding, word.)
BRINGING IN, in He, 7. 19 [ep-eis-agoge 1790] a
leading in also.
BROAD (make), in Mt. 7. 13 [eu-ruchoros 2042]
spacious, wide.
in Mt, 23. 5 [platuno 3723] to make broad or wide,
BROIDERED HAIR, iu i TL 2. g [plegma 3723]
plaited (hair).
BROILED, in Lu. 24, 42 [optos 3310] broiled.
BROKEN MEAT (piece of), in Mt. 13. 37, Mr. 8. 8
[klasma 2612] broken piece.
BROKEN-HEARTED, in Lu, 4. 18 [kardian-sun-
tribomai 4482] to be shattered in heart.
BROOD, in Lu. 13. 34 [nossia 3153] brood, chickens.
BROOK, in Jo. 18. 1 [cheimarros 4977] a winter brook,
BROTHER (foster, brethren), inMt. 4. 18, 21 ; 5. 22 1,
23, 24 ; 7. 3, 4, 5 ; TO. 2 t, 21 1; 12. 50 ; 18. 15 t, 2x, 35 ;
22. 24 f, 23, Mr. 3. 17, 35 ; 6. 3, 17, 18 ; 12. 19 1 ; 13. '12,
Lu. 3. I, 19; 6. 41, 42 t ; X2. 13; 13. 27, 32; 17, 3; 20.
28 1 ; 41. 42, Jo. I. 41 ; IX, 2, 19, 21, 23, 32, Ac. g, 17 ;
12. 2 ; 21. 20 ; 22, 13, Ro. 14. lot, 13, 15, 21 ; 16. 23, i
Co. I, I ; 5. TI ; 6. 6 ; 7, 12, 13 ; 8. 11, 13 ; 16. 12, 2 Co.
I. I ; 2, 13 ; 8. 18, 22 ; 12. 18, Ga. 1. ig, Ep. 6. 21, Ph.
2. 23, Col. I. I ; 4. 7, 9, I Th. 3. 2 ; 4. 6, 2 Th, 3, 6, 15,
Phm. T, 7, 16, 20, He, 8. 11 ; 13. 23, Ja. i. 9; 2. 13 ; 4.
II, 1 Pe. 3. 12, 2 Pe. 3. 13, X Jo, 2, 9, xo, xx ; 3. 10, 12 1,
14, 15, 17 ; 4. 2ot, 21 ; 3. 16, Ju. I, Re, i. g [a-delphos
6g] brother, [brotherhood.
BROTHERHOOD, in i Pe. 2. 17 [a-delphotes 70]
BROTHERLY (kindness, love), in Bo. iz, 10, i Th. 4-
9, He. 13. I, 2 Pe. 1. 7 f [phil-adelphia 4862] brotherly
friendship. BROUGHT (be, be to be, before, forth, in, in
unawares, to pass, up with), in Mt, 10. 18 ; 21. 7, Mr.
II. 7, Lu. 4. 9, 40; 10. 34 ; 18. 40 ; 19. 33 ; 21. 12, Jo. i.
42 ; 7- 45 ; 8. 3 ; g. 13 ; xg, 13, Ac. 5, 21, 26, 27 ; n. 26 ;
17, 13, 19 ; 18. 12 ; 19. 37 ; 20. 12 ; 21. 16 ; 23. 31 ; 25. 6,
i7j 23 [ago 62] to lead or bring.
in Lu. 2. 27 ; 22. 34, Jo. 18. 16, Ac. 7. 45 ; 9. 8 ; 21. 28,
29 [eis-^o 14T1] to lead into.
in Ac. 5. xg; 7, 36, 40; 12. 17; 13. 17; x6. 39 [ex-ago
1696] to lead forth or out.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

15

in Lu. 2. 22, Ac. 9. 39 ; 16. 34, He. 13. 20 [aU-ago 293]
to lead up.
inLu. 3. Tl, Ac. 9. 30; 22, 30; 23. 28 [kat-ago z4iz]
to lead down,
in Ac, IZ, 6; 16. 30; 23. 26 [pro-ago 3832] to lead
forward or forth.
in Ac. 16. ^o [pros-ago 3920] to lead toward or unto.
in Mt. 14. TT t, Mr, i. 32 ; 4. 8 ; 6. 27, 28 ; 9. 17, 20 ;
12. 16, Lu. 3. 18, Jo. 4, 33 ; 19, 39, Ac. 4, 34, 37 ; 5. 2 ;
14. 13, I Pe. I. 13 [phero 4847] to bear or bring.
in Mt. 4. 24 ; 8. 16 ; 9. 2, 32 ; 12. zz ; 14. 33 ; 17, 16 ;
18, 24; ig. 13; 22. xg ; 23. 20, Mr. 10, 13 i, Lu. 18. 15;
23, 14 [pros-phero 3982] to bear toward. [also.
in Ac, 19. 12 ; 25. 18 [epi-phero 1913] to bear or bring
in I Ti, 6. 7, He. 13. n [eis-phero 1422] to bear into.
in Ac. 3, 15 [ek-phero 1522] to bear or bring forth.
in Ac, ig. ig [sum-phero 4393] to bear or bring together.
in Mr, 13. 9 [liistemi 2303] to be caused to stand.
in Ac. 27. 24 [par-istemi 3350] to be placed alongside.
in Lu. 4. 16 [trephomai 4660] to be fed.
in Mt. 27. 3 [apo-strepho 616] to tum back, return.
in Ac. 22. 3 [ana-trephomai 371] to be fed up.
in Mt. 13. 8 [didomi iziz] to give.
in Mr. 4. 29 [para-didomi 3471] to give along or up.
in Lu. I. 57 [gennao 979] to beget, hring forth.
in Ac. 3. 36 [ginomai 993] to become,
in I Ti. 3, TO [tekno-trepheo 43:75] to feed children.
in Ac. 13. I [sun-trophos 4484] jointly fed with.
in Mr. 4. 21 [erchomai 1960] to come.
in Ac. 13. 3 ; 21, 5, Ro. 13. 24, 2 Co. i, 16 [pro-pempo
3914] to sencfforward. [forth a child.
in Mt. I. 23, Lu. 2. 7, Re. 12. 3, 13 [tikto 4617] to bring
in Lu. 7. 37 [komizo 2668] to take or bring.
in Mt. 16. 8 [lambano 2771] to take, receive.
in Ac. 16. 16 ; 19. 24 [par-echo 3344] to hold alongside.
in Mt. 13. 26 [poieo 3766] to do, make, work,
in Ja. 3. 18 [blastano 900] to bud.
in Lu, 12. 16 [eu-phoreo 2036] to bear well. [low.
in Lu. 3. 5 [tapeinoomai 4350] to be lowered, made
in Mt. I. X2 [met-oikesia 2986] a change of dwelling,
in Mt. II. 23 [kata-bibazomai 2404] to be caused to go
down. in Ga. 2. 4 [par-eis-aktos 2534] led in sideways.
BROW, in Lu. 4. 29 [ophrus 3403] brow.
"^ BRUISE, in Mt. 12. 20, Lu. g. 3g, Ro, 16. 2o[sim-tribo
4482] to rub together, shatter,
in Lu. 4. 18 [thrauomai 2219] to be bruised, [ing.
BRUTE, in 2 Pe. 2. iz, Ju, 10 [a-logos 223] unreason-
BUD, in He. g, 4 [blastano 900] to bud.
BUFFET, in Mt. 26. 67, Mr, 14. 65, i Co, 4, 11, 2 Co,
12. 7, I Pe. 2, 20 [kolaphizo 2657] to buffet,
BUILD (again, thereon, thereupon, upon, together, .
up, upon), in Mt. 7. 24 ; 16. 18 ; 21. 33 ; 23. 29 ; 26. 6t ;
27. 40, Mr, 12, I ; 14. 58 ; 15. 29, Lu, 4, 29 ; 6. 48, 49 ; 7.
3 ; II. 47, 48 ; 12. 18 ; 14. 28, 30 ; 17. 28, Jo. 2. 20, Ac.
7. 47, 49, Ro, 15. 20, Ga. 2. 18, I Pe. 2. 3 [oiko-domeo
3218] to build a house.
in He. 3. 3, 4 i [kata-skeuazo 2488] to prepare
thoroughly in Ac, 20, 32, X Co. 3, lot, 12, 14, Ep, 2. 20, Col, 2. 7,
Ju. 20 [ep-oiko-domeo 1923] to build upon.
in Ac. 13. 16 1 [an-oiko-domeo 427] to build up or anew.
in Ep. 2. 22 [sun-oiko-domeomai 4470] to be built to
gether. BUILDER (master), in Mt. 21. 42, Mr. 12. 10, Lu. 20.
17, Ac. 4. II, 1 Pe. 2. 7 [oiko-domeo 3218] to build a
in He. 11, 10 [technites 4610] artificer. [house.
in I Co. 3. TO [archi-tekton] chief artificer.
BUILDING (he in), in Mt. 24. i, Mr. 13. i, a, i Co. 3,
9, 2 Co. 3, I, Ep. 2. 21 [oiko-dome 3eig] building.
in Re, 21. 18 [eu-domesis 1622] a building iu.
in He. g. 11 [ktisis 2731] creation.
BULL, in He. g. 13 ; 10. 4 [tauros 4337] bull.
BUNDLE, in Mt. 13, 30 [desme 1083] bundle.
in Ac. 28. 3 [plethos 3733] multitude.
BURDEN (^-eater), in Mt. 20. 12, Ac. 15. 28, Ga. 6. 2,
Re. z, 24 [baros 83Z] weight, [4905] load.
inMt. IT. 30; 23. 4, Lu. II. 46 1, Ga. 6. 5 [phortion
in Ac. ZI. 3 [gomos 10x2] freight,
BURDEN (be), in 2 Co. 12, 16 [kata-bareo 2401] to
weigh down.
in 2 Co. 8. 13 [thlipsis 2213] pressure, oppresiion,
in 2 Co. 5, 4 [bareomai 850] to be weighed down
heavily.

BURDENSOME TO (be, from being), in 2 Co. 12., 13,
14 [kat-an-arkao 2463] to be very burdensome,
in I Th, 2, 6 [baros 852] weight,
in 2 Co. II. 9 [a-barea 2] without weight. [entomb,
BURIAL, in Mt. 26. 12 [en-taphiazo 1670] to bury in,
BURN (up, utterly, incense), in Lu, 12. 33 ; 24. 32,
Jo. 5. 33 ; 13. 6, I Co. 13. 3, He, 12. 18, Re, 4. 5 ; 8. 8,
io_; 19, 20 ; 21. 8 [kaio 2351] to burn.
in Mt. 3. 12 ; 13. 30, 40, Lu. 3, 17, Ac. 19. 19, i Co. 3.
13, He, 13, IT, 2 Pe. 3. IO, Re. 8. 7, 7 ; 17. 16; 18. 8
[kata-kaio 2425] to burn down or thoroughly.
in T Co. 7. 9, z Co. IT. 29, Re. j, 13 [poroomai 4059]
to be on fire,
in Mr. 12, 33, He. 10. 6, 8 [holo-kautoma 3233] whole
bumt-offering. " [ingly.
in Ro, I, Z7 [ek-kaiomai 1464] to be burning exceed-
in Mt. 22. 7 [em-pretho 1396] to set on fire.
in Lu. I. 9 [thumiao 2236] to offer incense,
iu He. 6, 8 [kausis 2553] burning. [heat.
BURNING HEATfin Ja, x. u [kauson 2335] biu-ning
in Re. 18- 9, 18 [puroais 4060] burning.
BURST (asunder), in M;r, 2. 22, Lu. 3. 37 [regnumi
4081] to burst.
in Ac. I. 18 [lakeo 2782] to burst asunder.
BURY (in, with), in Mt. 8. 21, 22 ; 14. 12, Lu. 9. 50,
60; 16. 22, Ac, 2, 29; 3, 6, g, 10, I Co. 13. 4 [thapto
2161] to bury. [buried with.
in Eo. 6. 4, Col. 2. 12 [sun-thaptoraai 4461] to be
in Jo. 19. 40 [en-taphiaz6 1670] to bury in, entomb.
in Mt. 27. 7 [taphe 4560] burial.
BURYING, in Mr. 14. 8, Jo. 12. 7 [en-taphiasmos
1671] burial, entombment.
BUSH (bramble), in Mr. 12. 26, Lu. 6. 44; 20. 37, Ac.
7- 30. 35 [bates 869] bramble bush.
BUSHEL, in Mt. 5. 15, Mr. 4. 21, Lu. n. 33 [modios
3053] a corn measure.
BUSINESS (one's own), in Re. 16. 2 [pragma 3828]
deed, matter, affair.
in Ro. 12. II [spoude 4230] haste, diligence,
in Ac. 6. 3 [chreia 5011] use, need.
in I Th. 4. II [ta idia Z253] one's own (things).
BUSYBODY (be a), in other men's matters, in i Ti.
3. 13 [peri-ergos 3632] one working round about.
in I Pe. 4. IS [allo-trio-epi-skopos zi8] overseer of
others' affairs. [about.
in 2 Th. 3. IT [peri-ergazomai 3631] to work round
BUT (and if, either, moment, raay, rather, time, yet),
in Mt, I, 20 ; 2. ig, 22 ; 3. 7, 14, &c. [de 1048] but, now,
further, [otherwise, but, save.
¦in Mt, 4. 4; 3, 15, 17, 39; 6. 13, 18, (fee. [alia 208,
in Mt. 3, 13 ; 11, 27 ; 12. 4, 24, 3g ; 14. 17 ; 15. 24 ; 16.
4 ; 17, 21 ; ig. 17 ; 21. ig ; 24, 36, Mr. z, 7, z6; 6, 4; 9.
29; 10, 18 ; II. 13 ; 13. 32, Lu. 3. 21 ; 6, 4 ; 10, 22 t ; 11.
39, Jo. 3. 13; 10. 10; 14. 6; 17. 12; ig. 15, Ac. 11. 19,
Bo. 7. 7 ; II. 15 ; 13. 1, 8 ; 14. 14, i Co. i. 14 ; z. 11 ; 7.
17 ; 8. 4; TO. 13 ; 12. 3, 2 Co. 2. 2 ; 12. 3, Ga. i. 7, Ep, 4.
9, Ph, 4. 13 t, I Ti. 3. ig, He. 3. 18, i Jo, 2, 22 ; 3. 3, Re,
g. 4 ; 14. 3 ; 19. 12 ; 21. 27 [ei me 1377] if not, except.
in Mt. II. 22, 24 ; 18. 7, Mr. 12. 32, Lu. 6. 24, 33 ; 10,
14; II. 41; IZ, 31 ; ig. 27 ; 22. 21, 22 ; 23. 28, Jo. 8. 10,
Ac. 27. 22, Re. 2. 25 [plen 3739] besides, more than.
in Lu. 21, 7, Jo, 8. 3; g. 18, Ac. 23. zi ; 25. 4 [oun
3380] then. [except.
in Mr. 10, 30, Jo. 3. ig, Ga. 2. 16 [ean me 1329] if not,
in I Pe. 4. 15, 2 Pe. i, 9 [gar 963] for.
in Mr. 5, 28 ; 6. 36 [kan 2386] and if, even if.
in I Ti. 5. 19 [ektos ei me 1377] unless,
in Ac. 17. 21 [e znz] than.
in Jo. ZI, 4 [men-toi 2943] yet indeed.
in Ac. 4, 20 [me 2997] not,
in Mt, 9. 21 [monqn 3066] only, alone,
in I Co, 3. 5 [alia e 208] hut rather.
in Ro. 9. 20 [men-oun-ge 2942] indeed then,
in Ac, 34, II [ou pleion e 3726] not more than,
in'2 Co. 4. 17 [par-autika 3523] momentarily,
iu Ac, 17. 30 [ta-nun 3168] but now, now then.
BUY (and sell), in Mt. 13. 44, 46 ; 14. 15 ; 21. 12 ; 23.
9, TO ; 27, 7, Mr. 6. 36, 37 ; 11, 15 ; 15. 46 ; 16, i, Lu. 9.
13 ; 14. 18, ig ; 17, 28 ; ig. 45 ; 22. 36, Jo. 4. 8 ; 6. 5; 13.
29, I Co. 6, 20; 7. 23, 30, z Pe. 2. I, Re, 3, 18 ; 13, 17 ;
18, II [agorazo 31] to buy (in the public market).
in Ac. 7. 16 [oneomai 5084] to purchase.
in Ja. 4. 13 [em-poreuom£d i3gz] to go on iu (business),
make merchandise.

16

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

BY (and by, itself, oneself, side, way of), in Mt. i. 22 ;
2. 3, 15, 23 ; 4. 14 ; 8. 17, 28, &c. [dia gen. 1x07] through,
in Mt. 3, 34, 33, 36 ; 12. 24, 27 1, 28 ; 14. 13 ; 17. 21 ; 21.
23, 24, 27 ; 22. X ; 23. x6 t, 18 1, 20 1, 21 t, 22 1, Mr, 3. 22 ; 4.
2; 3. 21; 8. 3, 27; 9. 29, 33, 34; II, 28,29, 33; 12. 1,36;
14. I, Lu. I. 77 ; 2. 27; 4. I ; II. xg t ; 20. 2, 8 ; 24. 32,
Jo. 13. 35 ; 16. 30, Ac, I, 3 ; 4. 7 ^ 9, xo t, 30 ; 7. 35 ; 13,
39 t ; 17. 31 ; zo. ig, Ro. x. 10 ; 5. 9, 10, 15 ; 10. 3 ; 14.
14 ; 13. 16, 19, I Co, I, 4, 3 ; 3. 13 ; 6, 2, 11 ; 7. 14 t ; 12,
3 c, gt, 13 ; 14. 6 ; 16. 7, 2 Co, I. 12 ; 6, 6 six, 7 ; 7. 6, 7 ;
10. 12, 13, Ga, 2, 17, 20 ; 3, IT ; 3. 4, Ep, 2, 13, 18 ; 3, 5,
21 ; 4. 14, 21 ; 3. 26, Ph, 4. 19, Col. i. 16, 17, 21 ; 2, 11, i
Th. 3. 3 ; 4. I, 15, 2 Th. 3, t6, I Ti. i. 18, Tit. 1, 9, Phm,
6, He. I. X, 2 ; xo. 10, 19 ; xx. 2, i Pe, i. 3 ; 3. 19 ; 5. 10,
2 Pe. 1. 13, I Jo. 5, 2, 6 ^j Ju. I, Re, 5, 9 ; 9. 20 ; 10. 6 ;
18. 23 [en 1604] in, by, with.
in Mt. 12. 33, 37 t; 15, 3, Mr. 7, 11, Lu, 6. 44, Jo. 3.
34, Ac. 19. 25. Ro, I, 4, 17 ; 2. 27 ; 3. 20, 30 ; 4. 2 ; 3, i,
16 ; g, 10, 32 t ; 10. 17, 2 Co. 2. 2 ; 7. g ; 8. 14 ; 11. 26 £ ;
13. 4 i, Ga. 2. 16/; 3. 2 i, 3 (, TI, 21, 22, 24 ; 4. 22 ; 5, 5 ;
Tit. 3. 5, He. TO. 38, Ja, 2. 18, 21, 22, 24 1, 23, i Pe. 2. 12,
I Jo. 3. 24, Re. g. 18 f [ek 1427] out of, from.
in Mt, z. 17 ; 3. 3 ; 22. 31 ; 27, 33, Mr. 3. 4 ; 13. 14,
Lu, 2, 18, 26 ; 3. ig ; 5- 15 ; g. 7 ; 13. 17 ; 16. zz ; 21, 16 ;
23. 8, Jo, 8. g, Ac. 4. 36 ; 10. 22 ; 13. 4, 43 ; 15. 3, 40 ; x6-
2 ; 24, 21 ; 25. 14 ; 27, 11, Ro, 3. 21 ; 15. 24, i Co. i. n,
2 Co. 3. 3 ; 8. TO, 20, Ep. 2. II ; 3. 13, Ph. i. 28, Col. z.
t8, 2 Ti. 2. 26, He. 2. 3 ; 3. 4, z Pe. i. 21 ; 3. 2, Re. g, 18
[hupo ffen. 4786] under, by.
in Mt. 4. 18 ; 13. i, 4, ig; 20. 30, Mr. i. 16 ; 2. 13 ; 4.
I, 4, 15 ; 10, 46, Lu, 5, I, 2 ; 8. 5, 12 ; 18, 33, Ac, 10. 6,
32 ; 16, 13, He. II, 12 [para ace. 3456] beside, by the side.
in Lu. 9. 47, Jo. 19. 23, 1 Co, x6, 2 [para dat. 3456] be
side, by the side,
in Mt. 7. 16, 20, Ac. 9, 13 ; 12. 20, 2 Co. 3. 18 ; 7. 13,
He. 5. 8, Ju. 23, Re. 14. 20 ; 18. 13 [apo 339] from.
in Lu. TO. 4, 31 ; 11. 3, Jo, 10. 3 ; 19. 7, Ac. 27. 2 ; 28.
x6, Ro, 2. 7 ; 4. 16 ; 11. 24, i Co. 7. 6 ; 12. 8 ; 14. 27, 31,
2 Co. 8. 8, Ga. z. 2, Ep, 3. 3, 7, 2 Th, 2. 3, i Ti. i, i ; 3.
21, He. 6, 13 t, 16 ; 7. 22 ; g. zz ; 10, i, 8 ; 11. 7, 3 Jo. 14
[kata ace. 2398] according to, by, over against.
in Mt. 26. 63 [katagren, 2398] down from, against.
in Mt. 4. 4 t, Lu. 4, 4, Jo, 3. 2, Ro, 10, ig t. Ph. 3. 9
[epid(z(. 1802] upon, over.
in Mr. 4. i ; 11, 4, Lu, 25, 26, Ac, 5. 10 [pros ace. 3917]
toward, with, [to.
in Mt. 5. 35, Ac. 7. 33 [eis 1409] in reference or regard
in 2 Th, 2. 1 [huper gen. 4736] in behalf of.
in Lu. 18, 5 [hina me ZZ87] that not, lest,
in Mr. 6, 40, Lu, 9. 14 [ana Z74] by, up to, each.
in Lu. 17. 7 ; ZI. 9 [eu-theos 2004] straightway.
in Mt. 13. 21 [eu-thus 2012] straightway.
in Mr. 6. 25 [ex-autes 1714] presently, immediately,
(See also Called, close^ come, company, constraint,
course, divide, fifties, force fraud, hand^ highway,
hold, hundreds, inheritance, interpretation, know,
means, order, pass, protest, reason, sail, side, sit, sooth
saying, space, stand, take, trade, way).

CAGE, in Re. t8. 2 [phulake 4927] a ward.
CALF (make a), in Lu. 15. 23, 27, 30, He. g. 12, ig,
Re. 4. 7 [moschos 3073] calf.
in Ac, 7. 41 [moscho-poieo 3072] to make a calf.
CALL (for, forth, hither, in, on, to, unto one, to one
self, together, unto, upon, whereimto), in Mt, i. 21, 23,
25 ; 2. 7, 15, 23 54. 21 ; 3, 9, igt; 9, 13 ; 10. 23 ; 20. 8 ;
21, 13 ; 22. 3, 43, 45 ; 23. 7, 8, 9, 10 ; 25, 14 ; 27. 8, Mr,
I. 20; 2, 17; II. 17, Lu. I. 13, 31, 32, 33, 36, 39, 60, 61,
62, 76 ; 2. 4, 21, 23 ; 5. 32 ; 6. 15, 46 ; 7. n ; 8. 2 ; g. xo ;
10. 39 ; 14. 13; 15. ig, 21 ; ig, 13, 2g ; 20. 44 ; 21, 37 ; 22.
23 ; 23. 33, Jo, I, 42 ; 2. 2 ; 10, 3, Ac, i, 12, ig, 23 ; 3.
II ; 4. 18 ; Q. II ; to. 1 ; 13. i ; 14, 12 ; 24, 2 ; 27, 8, 14,
16 ; 28, I, Ro. 4. 17 ; 8, 30 £ ; 9. 7, n, 24, 25, 26, i Co. i,
9 ; 7. 13, 17, 18 1, 20, 21, 22 1, 24 ; 13. 9, Ga. i. 6, 13 ; 3,
8, 13, Ep. 4, I, 4, Col, 3. 15, I Th. 2. 12 ; 4. 7 ; 5, 24, z
Th. z. 14, I Ti. 6. IZ, 2 Ti. i. g, He, 2, 11:3. 13 ; 3. 4 ;
9. 13 ; IT. 8, 18, Ja, 2. 23, I Pe, x. 15 ; 2. 9, 21 ; 3. 6, g ;
5. 10, 2 Pe, I, 3, I Jo, 3, I, Re. I. 9; II. 8 ; 12. 9 ; 16
16 ; ig, 9, II, 13 [kaleo 2370] to call.
inMt. 10, I ; 15, 10, 32; 18. 2, 32; 20, 23, Mr, 3, 13,

23 ; 6. 7 ; 7. 14 ; 8, I, 34 ; 10, 42 ; 12. 43 ; is- 44» ^^^ 7-
ig; 13, 26; t6. 3; x8. z6, Ac. 2. sg; 3. 4°' 6- ^ » '3*2,7;
16. 10; 20. x; 23. 17, 18, 23, Ja, 3. 14 [pros-Jtaleomai
3946] to call unto,
in Ac, 2, 21 ; 7- 59 ; 9, 14, 2x ; 15. 17 ; 22. 16, Ro. xo.
12, 13, 14, I Co, I. 2, 2 Co. I, 23, 2 Ti. 2. 22, He, xx. 16,
Ja. 2. 7, I Pe. X. 17 [epi-kaleomai 1834] to call upon.
in Mr, 15, 16, Lu. 9, i ; 13, 6, o ; 23- 13, Ac. 3, 21 ; 10,
24 ; 28, 17 [sug-kaleo 4318] to call together,
in Ac. 7. 14; 10. 32; 20. 17; 24. 25 [meta-kaleomai
2969] to call after or back.
in Ac. 10. 23 [eis-kaleo 14T7] to call in.
in Ac. 28. 20 [para-kaleo 3483] to call alongside.
in Mt. 2o, 32 ; 27. 47, Mr. 3. 31 ; 9. 33 ; 10, 49 tk ; 15.
33, Lu. 8. 34 ; 14. 12 ; 16. 2 ; 19. 15, Jo. i. 48 ; 2. 9 ; 4.
16 ; 9. 18, 24 ; XX. zS t ; xz. 17 ; 13. 13 ; x8. 33, Ac, 9. 41 ;
xo, 7, 18 [phoneo 4944] to sound, shout, summon.
in Mt. XI. 16, Lu. 6. 13 ; 7. 32 ; 13, 12 [pros-phoned
3983I to shout imto.
in He. 5. 10 [pros-a^oreuomai 3919] to be publicly
addressed. in Ac. 16. 29 [aiteo 132] to ask,
in Ac, TO. 3 ; 11. 13 [meta-pempo 2979] to send after,
iu Ac. 19. 25 [sun-athroizo 44x0] to throng together,
in 2 Ti, I, 5 [lamhand 2771] to (begin to) take.
in Mt. I. 16 ; z. 23 ; 4, 18 ; 10. 2 ; 13. 53 ; 19. 17 ; 26,
3, 14, 36; 27, 16, 17, 22, 33, Mr. 10. 18; IZ- 37; 15. IZ,
Lu, 18. 19 ; 20, 37 ; 22. I, 47, Jo, 4, 5, 25 ; 9. it ; ix. 16,
34 ; 13. 13 ; 19. 13, 17 t ; 20. 24 ; 21. 2, Ac. 3. 2 ; 6. 9 ; g,
36 ; TO. z8 ; 24. 14, I Co. 8, 5 ; x2, 3, Ep. 2. n t, Col. 4.
IT, 2 Th. 2, 4, He. 7. IT ; 9, 2, 3 ; zi. 24, Re, 2. 20; 8. il
[lego Z788] to lay out, say.
in Mt. 20. 16 ; 22. 14, Ro. i. i, 6, 7 ; 8. 28, i Co. ±. j.,
2, 24, Ju. T, Re. 17. 14 [kletos 2628] called.
in Lu. 24. 13, Ac. 8. 9 ; g. II ; xo. I [ODOiiia32g4] name.
in Ac, II. 26, Ro, 7, 3 [chremat^mai 30x6] to be
oracularly called,
in Ac. ig. 13, I Co. 3. it [onomazd 3293] to name.
in Ro. 2, X7 [ep-ouomazomai 1923] to be also named.
in Jo. 3. 2 [epi-Iegomai 1844] to be laid out also, said.
in Jo. xo. 35 [epo, eipon 140X] to say, speak.
in Jo, 13, 15 [ereo, ero 1961] to say, speak.
in Mr. 15. 16 [ho esti 1398] which is,
in I Ti, 6. 20 [pseud-onumos 3059] falsely named.
(See also Blessed, common, mind, question, remem
brance). CALLING, in Ro. 11. 2g, i Co, 1. 26 ; 7. 20, Ep. i. i5;
4. 4» Bh, 3. 14, 2 Th, I. II, 2 TL I. g. He. 3. i, 2 Ti. i, 10
[klesis 2627] calling, [c^m.
CALM, in Mt. 8, 26, Mr, 4. 39, Lu. 8. 24 [galene 958]
CAMEL, in Mt. 3. 4 ; 19, 24 ; 23, 24, Mr. i. 6 ; la 23,
Lu. 18. 25 [kamelos 2380] camel.
CAMP, in He, 13. 11, 13, Re. 20, 9 [par-em-bole 3539]
ranks. CAN (be, do, tell), in Mt. 3. 36 ; 6, 24, 27 ; 8. 2 ; 9, 13 ;
12. 29, 34 ; 16. 3 ; ig. 25, Mr. i. 40 ; 2. 7, xg ; 3. 23, 27 ;
7. 15 ; 8. 4 ; 9. 3, 22, 23, 29, 39 ; 10. 26, 38, 39, Lu. 5. 12,
21, 34 ; 6. 39, 42 ; 12. 23 ; 16. 13 ; x8. 26 ; 20. 36, Jo. i.
46 ; 3- 2, 4 1, g, 27 ; 3, xg, 30, 34 ; 6. 44, 52, 60, 63 ; 9. 4,
x6 ; TO. 21 ; 13. 36 ; 14. 3 ; 13. 5, Ac. 8. 31 ; xo, 47 ; 24.
13, Ro. 8. 7, I Co. 2. 14 ; 3. TI ; T2. 3, 2 Co. 13. 8, i Th.
3. 9, I Ti. 6, 7, 16, He. 5. z ; 10. i, n, Ja. 2. 14 ; 3. 8, 12,
X Jo, 4, 20, Re, 2, 2 ; 3. 8 ; 9. 20 [dunamai 1300] to be
able, have power. [know.
in Mt. 27, 6s, Lu. 12, 56, Jo. 3. 8 [eideo 1379] to see,
in Ph. 4. 13 [ischuo 2307] to have strength,
(See also Approach, cease, condemn, contain, could,
do, escape, find, forbear, have, lie, move, pass, receive,
remove, see, speak, spoken, tempt, utter, wish).
CANDLE, in Mt, 3, 13, Mr. 4. zi, Lu. 8. 16 ; n. 33,
36 ; 15, 8, Re. 18. 23 ; 22. 5 [luchnos 2853] lamp,
-CANDLESTICK, hi Mt. 5. 13, Mr, 4, 21, Lu. 8. 16 ; 11.
33, He. 9. 2, Re, x. 12, 13, zot; 2. i, 5 ; n, 4 [luchnia
2852] lampstand.
CANKER, in 2 Ti. 2. 17 [gaggraina 934] gangrene.
CANKERED (be), m Ja. 5. 3 [katioomai 2540] to be
rusted. CAN (not), in Mt, 5. 14 ; 6. 24 ; 7. x8 ; 26. 33 ; 27, 42,
Mr. 2, ig; 3. 24, 23, 26; 7. x8; 15. 31, Lu. 11. 7; 14. 20,
^fij 27; 33 ; i6- 13) 26, Jo, 3. 3, 5 ; 7- 7> 34. 36 ; 8, 21, 22, 43 ;
IO* 33 ; 13- 33. 37 ; 14- 17 ! ^S- 4 I '6. 12, Ac. 4. 16, 20 ;
S* 39 ; IS' I ; ^7-31. B>0- 8, 8, I Co, 10. 21 1 ; 12, 21 ; 13.
30, I Ti. 5. 25, 2 Ti. 2. 13, He. 4. 13, Ja. 4, 2, x Jo. 3. 9
[dunamai 1300] to be able.

OR A KEY TO TIIE HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,

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laMt. 21. 27, Mr. n. 33, Lu.20.7, Jo. 8. 14; 16. 18,2
Co. 12. 2 1, 3 [eideo 1379] to see, know.
in Lu. 14. 14 [echo 2083] to have.
in Ln. 16, 3 [ischao 2307J to have strength, [ceived
In Lu. 13. 33 [en-dechomai 1618] to be accepted, re-
(See also Can.)
CAPTAIN (of the guard, chief, high), in Mr. 6. 21,
Jo. 18. 12, Ao. 21. 31, 32, 33, 37 ; 22. 24, 26, 27, 28, 29 ;
23. TO, 15, 17, 18, 19, 22 ; 24. 7, 22 ; 25. 23, Re. 6. 15 ; in.
18 [chili-archos 4989] chief of a thousand (men).
in Lu. 22. 4, 52, Ac. 4. I ; 5. 24, 26 [strat-egos 4294]
leader of an army or host.
in He. 2. 10 [arch-egos 6g6] chief leader.
in Ac, 28. 16 [strato-ped-arohes 4298] chief of an en
campment. CAPTIVE (lead away, take), in Lu. 4. 18 [aiohm-
alotos 142] a captive (in war). [tive.
in Ep. 4. 8, 2 Ti. 3. 6 [aiohma-loteuo 140] to take cap-
in Lu. 21. 24 [aichma-lotizomai 141] to be taken
captive. in 2 Ti, 2, 26 [z6-greomai 2105] to be caught alive.
CAPTIVITY (bring into), in Ep. 4. 8, Re. 13. 10 (
[aichm-alosia 139] captivity. [captive.
in Eo. 7, 23, 2 Co. 10. 5 [aiohm-alotizo 141] to take
CARCASE, in He. 3. 17 [kolon 2756] carcase.
in Mt. 24. 28 [ptoma 4034] fallen or dead body.
CARE (earnest, have, have the same, take), in Mt.
13. 22, Mr. 4. 19, Lu. 8. 14 ; 21. 34, 2 Co. 11, 28, i Pe. 5.
7 [merimna 2946] anxious care.
in 2 Co. 7. 12 ; 8. 16 [spoude 4230] haste, diligence.
in Lu. io. 34, 33, I Ti. 3. 5 [epi-meleomai 1853] to be
concerned about. [ful.
in I Co, 12. 25 [merimnao 2947] to be anxiously care-
CARE (take), iu Mt. 22. 16, Mr. 4. 38 ; 12. 14, Lu. 10.
40, Jo. 10. 13 ; 12. 6, Ac. 18. 17, I Co. 7. 21 ; 9. g, I Pe.
5. 7 [melei 2937] to have concern.
in I Co. 7. 32, 33, 34 1, Ph. 2. 20 [merimnao 2947] to
be anxiously careful,
in Ph. 4. 10 [phroneo 4917] to mind, be mindful.
CAREi'tJL (be), in Lu. 10. 41, Ph. 4. 16 [merimnao
29i'7] to be anxiously careful.
in Ph. 4. 10 [phroneo 4917] to be mindful.
in Tit. 3. 8 [phrontizo 4922] to keep in mind.
CAREFULLY (the more, Beek), in Ph. 2. 28 [spoudai-
oteros 4249] more hastily or diligently,
in He. 12. 17 [ek-zeteo 1459] to seek out.
CAREFULNESS (without), in 2 Co. 7. 11 [spoude
42^0] haste, diligence.
m I Co. 7. 32 [a-merimnos 248] without anxious care.
CARNAL (thing), in Ro. 7, 14; 15. 27, i Co. 3. i, 3, 3,
4 ; 9. II, 2 Co. 10. 4, He. 7. 16 [sarkikos 4126] fleshly.
in Eo. 8. 7, He. 9. 10 [sarx 4128] flesh,
CARNALLY, in Eo. 8. 6 [sarx 4128] flesh, [artificer.
CARPENTER, in Mt, 13, 55, Mr, 6, 3 [tekton 4576]
CARRIAGES (take up), in Ac. 21,15 [apo-skeua2omal
605] to be fully prepared.
CAREY (about, away, forth, out, over,, through, up),
in Ln. 10. 4, Ac. 3. 2, Re. 17. 7 [bastaz5 868] to carry.
in Jo. 21. 18 [phero 4847] to bear.
in Mr. 15. i, Lu. 16. 22, Re. 17. 3 ; 21. 10 [apo-phero
629] to bear away.
m Ac. 5. 6, 9, 10, 1 Ti. 6. 7 [ek-pher5 1522] to bear out
in Mr. 6. 55, Ep. 4. 14, He. 13. 9, Ju. 12 [peri-phero
3673] to bear round about.
in Lu. 24. 51 [ana-pheromai 373] to be borne up.
in Mr. 11. 16 [dia-pher5 1195] to bear through,
in Jo. 5. 10 [airo 121] to lift or take up or away.
in Ac. 21. 34 [agomai 62] to be led, brought.
in Gal. 2. 13 [sun-ap-agomai 4423] to be led away with.
Ih I Co, 12. 2 [ap-agomal487] to be led aWay.
lu Ac. 7. 16 [meta-tithemai 2982] to be placed after
ward. in Ac. 8. 2 [sug-komizomai 4331] to take up together.
in Lu. 7. 12 [ek-komizomai 1472] to be taken out.
in Ac. 7. 43 [met-oikizo 2987] to change a dwelling.
inMt. I. It, 17 t[met-oikesia 2986] changeof dwelling.
in 2 Pe. 2. 17 [elaunomai 1538] to be driven.
in Re. 12. 15 [potamo-phoretos 3817] borne away by
a stream. CASE (in no), in Mt. 19. 10 [aitia 134] cause, case.
in Mt. 5. 20 [on me 2997] not at all, in no wise.
CAST (about, away, down, headlong, forth, in one's
mind, in one's teeth, into, into prison, off, on, one's
self, out, out of, upon. (See also Lot, stone).
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in Mt. 3. 10 ; 4. 6, iS ; 3. 13, 23, 29 1, 30 ( ; 6. 30 ; 7. 6,
19 ; 13. 42, 47, 48, 50; 15. 26 ; 17, 27 ; 18. 8 f, 9 f, 30 ; 21.
21 ; 27. 35 1, Mr. I, 16 14. 26 ; 7. 27 ; g. 22, 42, 45, 47 ;
II, 23 ; 12. 41 1, 43 i, 44 1 ; 13. 24, Lu, 3. g ; 4. 9 ; 12. 28,
58 ; 13. ig ; 14. 35 ; 21. i, 2, 3, 4 t ; 23. ig, 23, 34, Jo. 3,
24 j 8. 7, 39 ; 15. 6 ( ; 19. 24 ; 21. 6 1, 7, Ac. 16. 23, 37, i
Jo. 4. 18, Re. 2. 10, 14, 22 ; 4. 10 ; 6. 13 ; 8. 3, 7, 8 ; 12. /(,i
9 i/i., 13, 13, 16; 14. ig ; i3. 19, 2i ; ig. 20; 20, 3, Ic,^
14, 15 [ballo 842] to cast.
in Mt. 7. 3 ^ 22 ; 8. 12, 16, 31 ; g. 33, 34 ; 10. i, 8 ; 12.
24, 26, 27 1, 28; 13. 17; 17. ig ; 21. 12, 39; 22. 13; 23,
30, Mr. I. 34, 39 ; 3. 13, 22, 23 ; 6. 13 ; 7. 26 ; g. 18, 28,
38 ; IT. 13 ; j2. 8 ; 16. 9, 17, Lu. 6. 22, 42 ; g. 40, 49; 11.
14, 13, 18, ig t, 20 ; 13. 32 ; ig. 45 ; 20. 12, 13, Jo. 6. 37 ;
9- 34j 35 ; 12, 31, Ac. 7. 58 ; 27. 38, Ga. 4. 30, 3 Jo. 10 [ek-
balio 1436] to cast out. [cast around.
in Mr. 14. 51, Lu. ig, 43, Ac. 12. 8 [peri-ballo 3626] to
in Mr, 10. 50, He, 10. 35 [apo-ballo 341] to cast away.
in 2 Co. 4. g. Re. 12, 10 [kata-ballomai 2400] to be
cast down.
in Lu. 12. 5 [em-ball6 1368] to cast in or into.
in Mr. n, 7, i Co. 7. 35 [epi-ballo 1804] to caat upon,
in Mt. 15. 30; 27. 5, Lu. 17. 2, Ac. 22, 23; 27. ig, 29
[ripto 4091] to throw.
in Ro, 13. 12 [apo-titherai 621] to put off or away,
in Ac, 7. 21 [ek-tithemai 1515] to be put out, exposed.
in Ro. II. I, 2 [ap-otheomai 642] to thrust away.
in Lu. 9. 25 [zemioomai 2096] to be damaged, damage
self. in Ac. 27. 26 [ek-pipto 1496] to fall out.
in 2 Co. 10. 5 [kath-aireo 2316} to lift or take down,
in Ac, 27. 43 [apo-rripto 603] to throw self off.
in Lu. 19, 35 ; i Pe, 3. 7 [epi-rripto 1870] tothrowupon.
in I Ti. 5. 12 [a-theteo 99] to put aside or away.
in Ac. 27. 30 [ek-tein6_i3o5] to stretch out, extend.
in Mt. 4. IZ [para-didomai 3473] to be given over.
in Lu. 4. zg [kata-kremnizo 2438] to cast down head
long. in 2 Co. 7. 6 [tapeinos 4547] low.
in Mt, 27. 44 [oneidizo 3288] to reproach.
in Lu. I, 29 [dia-rogizomaiii45] to reason thoroughly.
in Ac, 7. 19 [poieo ek-thetos 1462] to make exposed.
in Mr. 12. 4 [litho-boleo 2815] to cast stones.
in Jo. ig, 24 [lagchano 2763] to cast lots,
in Ro. II, 13 [apo-bole 544] casting away,
in 2 Pe. z. 4 [tartaroo 4555] to put into tartarus.
CAST, in Lu. 22, 41 [bole 913] cast,
CASTAWAY, in i Co.g. z7[a-dokimo383] disapproved.
CASTLE, in Ac, 21. 34, 37 ; zz, Z4 ; 23. 10, 16, 32 [par-
em-bole ss^g] ranks.
CATCH (away, up), in Mt. 13. ig, Jo. to. 12, Ac. 8.
39, z Co. 12. 2, 4, I Th. 4. 17, Re, IZ, 3 [harpazo 678] to
snatch at or away,
in Lu. 8. zg, Ac. 6. iz ; 19. zg ; 27. 13 [sim-arpazo
4428] to snatch up thoroughly. [take.
in Mt. 21. 39, Mr. 12. 3, z Co. 12. 16 [lambano 2771] to
in Mt. 14. 31, Ac. 16. 19 [epi-lambanomai 1842] to
take hold on.
in Ac. 26, 21 [sul-lambano 4355] to take thorough hold.
in Jo. 21, 3, 10 [piazo 3693] seize.
in Lu, 3. 10 [zo-greo 2105] to catch alive.
in Lu. II, 54 [thereuo 2206] to catch or capture.
in Mr, 12, 13 [agreuo 56] to catch or capture,
CATTLE (feed), iu Jo. 4. 12 [thremma 2220] cattle.
in Lu. 17, 7 [poipiaino 3771] to feed a flock.
CAUSE (for the same, for this, for which, without a),
in Mt. 19. 3, Lu. 8. 47, Ac. 10. 21; 13. 28 ; 23, z8 ; z8. i3,
20, 2 Ti. I. 12, He, z. II [aitia 134] cause, case.
in Lu. Z3. zz, Ac, 19. 40 [aifcion 136] cause, case.
in Mt. 3, 3z [logos 2833] word, matter.
in Jo. 12, 18, 27, Ro. I. 26 ; 13. 6 ; 15. g, i Co. 4. 17 ;
II. 10, 30, Col. I. g, I Th. 2. 13 ; 3, 3, 2 Th. 2. 11, i Ti. i,
i6j He. g. 15 [dia touto 1107] because of this.
in Ep, 3, 31 [anti toutou ^^44] in retm'n for this,
in Jo. 18. 37, I Pe, 4, 6 [eis louto 1409] with a view to
this. in Mt. 19. 5, Mr. 10, 7, Ac. 26. 21, 2 Co. 7. 12 i [heneka
toutou 1636] for the sake of this.
in Ep. 3. I, 14, Tit. i. 5 [charin 4970] for the sake of.
in Ro. 15, 22, 2 Co. 4. 16 [dio 1242] because of which,
in Jo. 15. 23 [dorean 1323] freely, gratuitously.
in Mt. 3. 22 [eike 1388] vainly, emptily, heedlessly.
in 2 Co, 2. 5 [lupeo 2844] to grieve, cause grief.
in 2 Co. 2. 14 [thriambeuo 222^] to lead in triumph.

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DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

CAUSE (to bs put to death. See also Grief, offend,
triumph, trumpet), in Mt. 5. 32, Jo. 11. 37, Ao. 13. 3,
Eo. 16. 17, Col. 4. 16, Re. 12. 15 ; 13. 12, 15, 16 [poieo
3766] to make, do.
iU2Co.g. 11 [kat-ergazomai 2526] to work thoroughly.
in Mt. 10. 21, Ma. 13. 12, Lu. 21. i5 [thanatoo 2160] to
put to death,
CAVE, in He, 11, 38 [ope 3300] opening.
in Jo, II, 38 [spelaion 4236] cave.
CEASE (that cannot), in Lu. 8. 24 ; 11, i, Ao. 5. 42 ;
6. 13; 13. 10 ; 2o. I, 31, I Co. 13. 8, Ep. I. 16, Col. i. 9,
He. 10. 2, I Pe, 4. I [pauomai 3852] to cease,
in 2 Pe, 2. 14 [a-kata-paustos 159] not wholly ceasing.
in Lu, 7. 45 [dia-leipo 1142] to leave oft thoroughly.
in Ac. 21, 14 [hesuchazo 2142] to become quiet.
in He, 4, 10 [kata-pauo 2^72] to cease thoroughly.
in,Ga. 5. 11 [kat-argeomal 2481] to become thoroughly
idle. [away,
in Mt. 14. 32, Mr. 4. 39; 6. 51 [kopazo 2672] to wear
in 2 Ti. I, 3 [a-dia-leiptos 77] without leaving off
thoroughly, (ibid.
in Eo. I. g, I Th. 1. 3 ; 2. 13 ; 5. 17 [a-dia-leiptos 78]
in Ac. 12. 5 [ek-tenes 1513] stretched out, extended,
CELESTIAL, in i Co, 15. 40 1 [ep-ouranios ig29]
heavenly. CENSEE, in Re, 8, 3, 5 [libanotos 2S12] censer.
in He. o. 4 [thumiaterion 2235] Incense vessel.
CENTURION, in Mt. 8, 5, 8, 13 ; 27. 54, Lu, 7. 2, 6 ;
23. 47, Ac. 21. 32; 22. 25, 26; 23. 17, 23; 27. 6, II, 43 ;
28. 16 [hekatont-archos 1434] chief of a hundred. ,
in Ac. 10. I, 22 ; 24. 23 ; 27. i, 31 [hekatont-arches
1433] ibid.
in Mr. 15. 39, 44, 45 [kenturion 2571] centurion.
CEETAIN (dwelling), in Ac. 25. 26 [a-sphales 745]
sure, safe.
in I Ti. 6. 7 [delos 1098] evident.
in I Co. 4. II [a-stateo 732] to be unsettled.
CEETAIN (man, thing, place, season), in Mt. 9. 3 ;
12. 38 ; 20. 20 ; 21. 33, Mr. 2. 6 ; 5. 25 ; 7. i ; 11. 5 ; 12.
13 ; 14. 5I) 57, Lu. I. 5 ; 6. 2 ; 7. 2, 41 ; 8. 2, 27 ; g. 57 ;
10.25,30,31, 33, 38 i; II. I, 27, 37; 12. 16; 13.6, 31:
14. 2, 16 ; 15. II ; 16. I, ig, 20 ; 17. 12 ; 18. g, 18, 35 ; 19.
12 ; 20, g, 27, 39 ; 21. 2 ; 22. 56; 23. ig ; 24. i, 22, 24, Jo.
4. 46 ; 5. 5 ; II. I ; 12. 20, Ac. 3. 2 ; 5. i, 2 ; 6. 9 ; 8. 9,
36; g. 10, 19, 33, 36; 10. I, II, 23, 48; II. 5 ; 12. r; 13.
I, 6; 14. 8; 15. I, ?, 5, 24; 16. it, 12, 14, 16; 17. 5, 6,
iS, 20, 28, 34 ; 18. 2, 7, 24; 19. 1, 13, 24, 31 ; 20. 9; 21.
10 ; 23. 12, 17 ; 24. I, 18, 24 ; 25. 13, 14, ig ; 27. i, 16, 26,
3g, Eo. 15. 26, Ga. 2. 12, He. 4. 7 ; 10. 27, Ju, 4 [tis 4626]
anyone, anything, some one, a certain one. [one.
in Mt. 8. ig, Mr. 12. 42, Lu. 5. 12, 17 ; 8. 22 [heis 1410]
in Mt. 18. 23 ; 21. 33 , 22. 2 [anthropos 417] a man.
in He. 2. 6 ; 4. 4 (pou 3825] somewhere,
CEETAINLY, in Lu. 23. 47 [outos 3297] indeed,
certainly, CERTAINTY, in Ao. 21. 34 ; 22. 30 [to a-sphales 745]
what was sure,
in Lu. I. 4 [a-sphaleia 744]_ surety, surencss.
OEETIFY, in Ga. 1. 11 [gnorizo 1004] to make fco know.
CHAPE, in Mt. 3. 12, Lu. 3. 17 [a-churon 832] chaff.
. CHAIN, in Mr. 5. 3, 4 (, Lu. 8. 2g, Ac. 12. 6, 7 ; 21. 33 ;
28. 20, 2 TL I. 16, Ee. 20. I [halusis 228] chain.
in Ju. 6 [desmos 1085] bond.
in 2 Pe. 2. 4 [selra 4139] cord.
CHALCEDONY iu Ee. 21. ig Jchalkedon 4960]
chalcedony. CHAMBER (secret, upper. See also Bride, guest), in
Ao, g, 37, 39 ; 20, 8 [huper-oon 4762] upper chamber.
in Mt. 24. 26 [tameion 4544] store-house, secret
chamber, [bed.
CHAMBERING, in Eo. 13. 13 [koite 2650] lying in
CHAMBEELAIN, in Ac. 12. 20 [koiton 2651] bed
chamber. in Ro. 16. 23 [oiko-nomos 3224] steward.
CHANCE, in Lu. 10. 31 [sugkuria 4334] coincidence,
CHANCE (it may), in i Co. 15. 37 (ei tuchoi 4692] it
may chance. [over, change.
CHANGE, in He. 7. 12 [meta-thesis 2967] a putting
CHANGE (one's mind), in Ac. 6. 14, Eo. i. 23, i Co.
15. SI, 52, Ga. 4. 20, He. i. 12 [allatto 209] to alter,
make another thing.
in Eo, I. 25, 26 [met-allatto 2g73] to alter afterward.
iu Pli. 3. 21 [meta-schematizo 2981] to fashion after
ward.

in Ho. 7. 12 [meta-tithemi 2982] to put over, change.
in Ac. 28. 6 [metaballomai 2964] to cast afterward
(in the mind), [formed.
in 2 Co. 3. 18 [meta-morphoomal 2075] to be trans-
CHANGER (of money), in Jo. 2. 15 [koUubistes 2660]
small coin-changer.
in Jo. 2. 14 [kermatistes 2584] a money-changer.
CHARGE (give, give in, have, lay to one's, lay to the,
without, be at), in Ao. 16. 24, i Ti. i. 18 [par-aggelia
3465] announcement.
in Ac. 23. 29 [eg-klema 1351] a calling iUj complaint.
inMt, 4. 6 ; 17. 9 ; Lu. 4. 10 [en-tellomai 1672] to en
join, give injunction.
in Ao. 8. 27 [eimi epi 1398] to be over.
in Eo. 8. 33 [ef-kaleo kata gen. 1346] to call in (any
thing) against one.
in I Co. 9. 7 [opsonion 3413] wages.
in Ac. 21. 24 [dapanao 1046] to be at expense.
in I Co, g. 18 [a-dapanos 67] without expense.
CHARGE (straitly), in Lu. 5. 14 ; 8. 56, Ac. 16. 23 ;
23. 22, 1 Ti. I. 3 ; 5. 7 ; 6. 13, 17 [par-aggeUo 3466] to
announce along,
in Mt, 16, 20, Mr. 5, 43 ; 7, 36 < ; S. 15 ; g. 9 [dia-
stellomai 1177] to charge thoroughly.
in Mt, 12, 16, Mr. 3. 12 ; 8. 30 ; 10. 48, Lu. g. 21 [epi-
tlmao 1004] to overawe.
in I ll. 5. 21, 2 Ti. 2. 14 ; 4. I [dia-marturomai 1148]
to bear thorough witness. [strictly.
In Mt. 9. 30, Mr. i. 43 [em-brimaomai 1573] to charge
in Mr. g. 25 [epi-tasso 1900] to arrange or set in orderfor.
in I Th. 2. II [martureo 2889] to bear witness.
in I Th. 5. 27 [horkizo 3335] to charge with an oath,
adjure. in I Ti. 5. 16 [bareomai 850] to be burdened, heavy.
CHARGEABLE (to, unto), in 2 Co. 11. 9[kata-narkao
2463] to be very burdensome, lie torpid. [upon.
in I Th. 2. 9, 2, Th. 3, 3 [epi-bai'eomai 1805] to he heavy
CHARGER, in Mt. 14. 8, 11, Mr. 6. 25, 28 [pinax37o3]
plate. [war chariot.
CHARIOT, in Ac. S. 28, 29, 38, Ee. 9. 9 [harma 668]
in Re. 18. 13 [reda 4977] chariot.
CHARITABLY, in Ro. 14. 15 [kata agapen 2398]
according to love.
CHARITY (feast of), in i Co. 8. i ; 13. i, 2, 3, 4 th, 8
13 « ; 14. I ; 16. 14, Col. 3. 14, I 111, 3. 6, 2 Th. i. 3, i Ti.
I. 5 ; 2. 15 ; 4. 12, 2 Ti. 2. 22 ; 3, 10, lit. 2, 2, i Pe, 4. 8f ;
5, 14, 2 Pe, I. 7, 3 Jo, 6, Ju, 12, Re, 2, 19 [agape 18] love,
dear love. [45] pui'e,
CHASTE, in 2 Co, 11, 2, Tit, 2. s, i Pe. 3. 2 [hagnos
CHASTEN, in i Co. 11. 32, 2 Co. 6. 9, He. 12. 6, 7, 10,
Re. 3. ig [paideuo 3424] to train, chasten.
CHASTENING, in He. 12. 5, 7, n [paideia 3422]
training, chastening. [chasten.
CHASTISE, in Lu. 23. 16, 22 [paideuo 3424] to train,
CHASTISEMENT, in He. 12. 8 [paideia 3422] train
ing, chastisement, [cheek.
CHEEK, in Mt. 3. 30, lu. 6. 29 [siagon 4157] jawbone)
CHEER (be of good), in Mt. 9. 2 ; 14, 27, Mr. 6, 50,
Jo, 16. 33, Ac. 23. II [tharseo 2163] to be courageous.
in Ac. 27. 22, 25 [eu-thumeo 2006] to be of good cheer.
in Ac, 27. 36 [eu-thumos 2007] of good cheer,
CHEERFUL, in 2 Co. 9. 7 [hilaros 2276] joyful.
CHEERFULLY (more), in Ac. 24. 10 [eu-thumoteron
2008] more cheerfully.
CHEEEFULNESS, in Eo. 12. 8 [hilarotes 2277] hil
arity, joyfulness. [warm, cherish.
CHERISH, in Ep. 5. 29, i Th. 2. 7 [thalpo 2154] to
CHERUBIM, in He. 9. 5 [cheroubim 4986] cherubs.
CHICKEN, in Mt. 23, 37 [nossion 3156] brood, chicken,
CHIEF (estate, man, of Asia, be), in Mt. 20. 27, Mr.
6, 21, Lu, 19, 47, Ac. 1^. 50 ; 16. 12 ; 17. 4 ; 25. 2 ; 28. 7,
17, I Ti. I. IS [protos 4018] flrst, foremost.
in Lu. 11. IS ; 14. i, Jo. 12. 42 [archon 705] chief.
in Lu. 22. 26, Ac. 14. 12 ; 15. 22 [hegeomai 2117] to be
in Ac, 19. 31 [asi-arches] a chief of Asia. [leadei.
(See also Captain, corner, priest, publican, room, ruler,
seat, shepherd, speaker, synagogue). I [foremost.
CHIEFEST (very), in Mr. 10. 44 [protos 4C18] first,
"• \5"; >'• 5! '=• " [huper-lian 4753] very chiefest.
CHIEFLY, m Ro. 3. 2 [proton 4018] first, foremost.
in Ph. 4. 22, 2 Pe. 2. to [malista 2876] specially.
CHILD (be a, be with, great with, little, of a, only,
young), in Mt. 2. 18; 3.9:7.11; 10. 2ii; 11. 19; 13.
26;. 18. 25; 19.29; 22.24; 23.37; 27.25, Mr. 7,27*;

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IO, 24, 29, 30; 12. 19; 13. 12, Lu, T. 7, 17; 3. 8; 7. 33;
II. 13 ; 13. 34 ; 14. 26 ; 18. 29; 19. 44 ; 20. 31 ; 23. 28, Jo.
8, 39 ; II. 52, Ac. 2. 39 ; 7. 3 ; 13. 33 ; 21. 5, 21, Ro. 8. 16,
I7j 21 ; 9, 7, 8(^.1", I Cu, 7, 14, 2 Co. 6. 13; 12. 14 f, Ga.
4. 25, 27, 28, 31, Ep. 2, 3; 3. i„8; 6. I, 4, Col. 3. 20, 21,
I Th, 2, 7, IT, I Ti, 3. 4, 12 ; s- 4. Tit. i. 6, i Pe. i. 14,
2 Pe, 2, 14, 1 Jo. 3. iot\ $• 2» 2 Jo. I, 4, 13, 3 Jo. 4, Re,
2. 23 ; 12, 4, 5 [teknon 4574] cliild.
in Jo, 13, 33, Ga. 4. ig, i Jo, 2. r, 12, 28 ; 3. 7, 18 ; 4.
4 ; 3. 21 [teknion 4571] little child.
inMt. 5. 9, 43; 8. 12; g. 13; 12. 27; 13. 38 f; 17, 23,
' ' 20. 20 ; 23, 13, 31 ; 27. 9, 56, Mr. 2, 19, Lu. ,1. 16 ; 5,
i . 6. 35 ; 16, 8t ; zo. 34, 36 f, Jo, 4.12 ; 12. 36, Ac. 3. 23 ;
5. 21 ; 7. 23, 37 ; 9. 13 ; 10, 36 ; 13. 10, 26, Ro. g. 26, 27,
2 Co. 3. 7, 13, Ga. 3. 7, 26, Ep, 2, 2, Col, 3, 6, i Th, 3. 3 1,
He. II. 22 ; 12. 3, Re. 2. 14 ; 7. 4 ; 12, 3 ; 21. xz [huios
4720] son.
in Mt, 2. 8, 9, II, 13 1, 14, zot, 21 ; 14. 21 ; 15. 38 ; 18.
2j 3. 4j 5 ; 19- i3> i4» ^Ir. 7. 28 ; g; 24, 36, 37 ; 10. 13, 14,
15, Lu, I. 39, 66, 76, 80; 2. 17, 21, 27, 40 ; 7. 32 ; 9, 47,
48 ; II. 7 ; 18. 16, 17, Jo. 4. 49 ; 16. zi ; 21. 5, 1 Co. 14,
20, He, 2. 13, 14; II. 23, 1 Jo, 2. 13, 18 [paidion 3426]
little child or lad.
in Mt. z. 16 ; 17. 18 ; 21. 13, Lu. z. 43 ; 9, 4z, Ac. 4, 27,
30 [pais 3429] a male child,
in Mt, II. 16 [paidarion 3421] a little child or lad.
in Mr. 9. 21 [paidio-then 3425] from childhood.
in I Co. 13. 11/, Ga. 4. i, 3, Ep. 4. 14 [n-epios 3126]
infant. in Ac. 7. ig, 2 Ti. 3. 15 [brephos g36] babe.
in Mt. I, 18, 23 ; 24. ig, Mr. 13. 17, Lu. 21. 23, x Th. 3.
3, Re. 12. 2 [echo en gastri 964] to have in the womb,
in Lu. 2. 3 [eg-kuos 1360] pregnant.
in I Co. 14. 20 [nepiazo 3123] to act as an infant,
in Ep. I. 5 [huio-thesia 4719] placing as a son.
in I Ti. 3, 14 [tekno-goneo 4572] to bear children.
in I Ti. 3. TO [tekno-tropheo 4373] to feed or nourish
cliildren, in Lu. 20, 28, 29 [a-teknos 756] without childreu,
in Tit. 2. 4 [philo-teknos 4885] a friend of children.
(See also Adoption, man, this, bear, bring up, love
one's, \vithout children). [child-bearing,
CHILD-BEARING, iu i Ti. 2, 13 [tekno-gonia 4373]
CHILDISH, in i Co. 13. 11 [n-epios 3126] infant.
CHILDLESS, in Lu. zo. 30 [a-teknos 756] without
children, childless,
CHOICE (make), in Ac. 13. 7 [ek-iegomai 1479] to
lay out for one's self.
CHOKE, in Mt. 13. zz, Mr, 4. 7, 19, Lu, 8, 14 [sum-
pnigo 4387] to choke altogether. [utterly choked,
in.Mt. 13. 7, Lu. 8. 7, 33 [apo-pnigomai 600] to be
in Mr, 5. 13 [pnigo 3761] to choke,
CHOOSE (before', to be a soldier), in Mr. 13. 20, Ln.
6. 13 ; 10. 42 ; 14. 7, Jo. 6. 70 ; 13. 18 ; 13. 16 1, ig, Ac. i.
2, 24 ; 6. 5 ; 13. 17 ; 15. 7, 22, 23, i Co. i. 27 i, 28, Ep, i.
4, Ja. 2. 3 [ek-legomal 1479] to lay out for one's self.
in Ac. 13. 40 [epi-legomai 1844] to lay out also.
in Mt, 20, 16 ; 22. 14, Lu. 23. 35, Ro. 16, 13, i Pe. z,
4, g, Re. 17. 14 [ek-lektos 1481] laid out.
m Ac. g. 13 [ek-loge 1482] a laying out.
in Ph. I. 22, 2 Th. z, 13, He. n. 25 [haireomai 117] to
lift up, choose.
in Mt. 12. 18 [hairetizS 119] to lift up, make choice of,
in Ac. 22. 14 [pro-cheirizomai 4007] to choose by
stretching forth the hand publicly.
in z Co. 8. 19 [cheiro-toneomai 4984] ibid.
in Ac. TO. 41 [pro-cheiro-toneomai 4008] ihid.
in 2 Ti. z, 4 [strato-logeo 4297]to lay out to be a soldier.
CHRIST (false), in Mt. 24. 24, Mr. 13. 22 [pseudo-
christos 3057] a false Christ.
CHRYSOLITE, in Re. 21. 20 [chruso-lithos 3032].
CHRYSOPRASUS, in Re. 21. 20 [chruso-prasos 5033].
CHURCH (robber of), in Mt. 16. 18; 18. 17 1, Ac. 2.
47 ; 5. II ; 7. 38 ; 8. I, 3 ; 9. 31 ; n. 22, 26 ; 12. i, 3 13.
1 ; 14. 23, 27 ; 13. 3, 4, 2z, 41 ; 16. 3 ; 18. 22 ; 20, 17, 28,
Ro. 16. I, 4, 3, 16, 23, 1 Co, I. 2 ; 4. 17 ; 6. 4 ; 7. 17 ; 10.
32 ; II. 16, i8, 22 ; 12. 28 ; 14. 4, 3, iz, 19, Z3, 28, 33, 34,
33 ; 13* 9 ; 16. I, 19 t, 2 Co. I, I ; 8, i, 18, 19, 23, 24 ; 11,
8, 28 ; 12. 13, Ga. T, 2, 13, 22, Ep, I. 22 ; 3. to, 21 ; 5. 23,
24, 23, 27, 29, 32, Ph, 3, 6; 4, 13, Col, 1. 18, 24; 4. 13, 16,
I Th, 1. T ; 2. 14, 2 Th. i. i, 4, i Ti. 3. 5, 13 ; 5, 16, Phm,
2, He. 2. 12 ; 12, 23, Ja. 3. 14, 3 Jo, 6, g, 10, Re, i, 4, 11,
sot; 2. 1, 7, 8, II, 12, 17, 18, 23, zg ; 3, i, 6, 7, 13, 14, 22 ;
22, 16 [ek'klesia 1469] ecclesia, assembly.

In Ac, i9".'37 [liiero-sulos 2268] temple spoiler, [mon.
CINNAMON, in Re. 18. 13 [kinamomon 2602] cinna-
CIRCUMCISE (liave, though not), in Lu. 1. 59 ; 2. zi,
Jo. 7. 22, Ac. 7. 8 ; IS- T, 3, 24 ; 16. 3 ; 21. 21, 1 Co, 7.
iBt, Ga. 2. 3; 3. 2, 3; 6. 12, 13 «, Col, 2. II [peri-temno
3668] to cut around.
in Ph. 3. 5 [peri-tome 3670] a cutting around,
in Ro, 4, IT [akro-bustia 180] uncircumcision.
CIRCUMCISION, in Jo. 7. 22, 23, Ac. 7. 8 ; to. 43, Ro,
2. 23 f, 26, 27, 28, 29; 3. I, 30; 4. 9, lot, TI, i2t; 13, 8,
I Co. 7. 19, Ga. 2, 7, 8, 9, 12 ; 5. 6, II ; 6. 15, Ep. z. ii,
Ph. 3. 3, Col. 2. lit; 3. II ; 4. 11, Tit. i. 10 [peri-tome
3670] a cutting around. [rately.
CIRCUMSPECTLY, in Ep. 3. 13 [akri-bos 176] accu-
CITI2EN, in Lu, 13, 13 ; ig. 14, Ac. zi. 39 [polites
3783] citizen, (fi'ee also Fellow.)
CITIES, in Mt. 9, 33 ; 10. 23 ; n. r, 20 ; 14. 13, Mr. 6.
33, 56, Lu. 4. 43 ; 13. z2 ; ig. 17, 19, Ac. 5. 16 ; 8. 40 ; 14,
6 ; i6. 4; z6. IT, 2 Pe. z. 6, Ju. 7, Re. 16. 19 [polls 3778]
city. CITY (ruler of the), in Mt, 2. 23 ; 4. 3 ; 3. 14, 35 ; 8,
33. 34 ; 9- I ; IO- 5j iIj i4) ^3) 23 ; 12. 23 ; zi. 10, 17, 18 ;
22. 7; 23, 34«; z6. 18 ; Z7. 33; 28. 11, Mr. i. 33, 45 ; 3.
14; 6. 11; II, 19; 14. 13, 16, liU. T, 26, 39; 2, 3, 4^, II,
39; 4. 2gt, 31; 3. iz;7. II, izt, 37; 8. 1," 4, Z7, 34, 39 ; 9.
5, 10; 10. I, 8, TO, II, IZ ; 14. 21 ; 18. 2, 3 ; 19. 41 ; 22.
10; 23, 19, 31 ; 24. 49, Jo. 1. 44; 4, 3, 8, 28, 30, 3g; 11.
54 ; ig, 20, Ac, 7, 38 ; 8. 5, 8, 9 ", 9. 6; 10. 9 ; u. 3 ; 12.
10 ; 13. 44, 30 ; 14. 4, 13, 19, 20, 21 ; 15. 21, 36 ; 16. 12 t,
13, 14, 20, 39 ; 17. 5, 16 ; 18. 10 ; 19. 29, 33 ; 20. 23 ; 21. 5,
29, 30, 39; 22, 3 ; 24. 12 ; 25. 23 ; 27. 8, Ro, 16. 23, 2 Co.
II. 26, 32, Tit. I. 3, He, II, 10, 16 ; 12. 22 ; 13. 14, Ja. 4,
23, Re% 3. 12 ; 11. 2, 8, 13 ; 14. 8, zo ; 16. ig ; 17. 18 ; 18.
ic, 16, 18, ig, 21 ; 20, 9 ; 21. 2, TO, 14, 13, 16^, 18, ig, 21,
23 ; 22. 14, 19 [polis 3778] city,
in Ac, 17. 6, 8 [polit-arches 3779] a city chief.
CLAMOUR, in Ep. 4. 31 [krauge 2705] cry, outcry.
CLAY, in Jo, 9, 6t, it, 14, 15, Ro. 9. zi [pelos 3690]
clay. CLEAN (be, make), in Mt. 23. 26 ; Z7. 59, Lu. 11. 41,
Jo. 13. lot, II ; 15, 3, Ao. 18. 6, Re, 19. 8, 14 [katharos
2323] clean,
in Mt, 8. 2, 3 ; 23. 25, Mr. i. 40, 41, Lu. 3. 12, 13 ; 11,
39 [katharizo 23Z0] to cleanse.
in 2 Pe, z. 18 [ontos 32g7] indeed,
CLEANSE (cleansing), in Mt, 8. 3 ; 10. 8 ; 11. 3 ; 23.
z6, Mr, I. 42, Lu. 4, Z7 ; 7, 22 ; 17. 14, 17, Ac. 10. 13; 11.
9, 2 Co. 7. I, Ep. 3. 26, Ja. 4. 8, I Jo, I. 7, 9 [katharizo
2320] to cleanse,
in Mr. i. 44, Lu. 3. 14 [katharismos 2321] cleansing,
CLEAR (as chrystal), in Re. 22. i [lampros 2774]
shining, bright, clear,
in z Co, 7. II [hagnos 45] pure,
in Re, 21, 18 [katharos 2323] clean.
in 2 Co, 7. II [apo-logia 589] apology, defence.
in Re. zi, n [krustallizo 2722] to be as chrystal.
CLEARLY (see), in Mr. 8. 23 [tel-augos 4612] for
shining, clearly. [thoroughly.
in Mt. 7. 3, Lu. 6. 42 [dia-blepo iiu] to look or see
in Ro. I. 20 [kath-oraomai 2340] to be fully seen.
CLEAVE (to, unto), iuLu. 10. 11, Ac. 17. 34, Ro, iz,
g [kollaomai 2658] to cleave to. [unto.
in Mt. ig. 3, Mr, to. 7 [pros-kollaomai 3954] to cleave
iu Ac. II. 23 [pros-meno 3964] to remain toward.
CLEMENCy, in Ac. 24. 4 [epi-eikeia 1825] yielding-
ness, gentleness,
CLERK, (fi'ee Town).
CLIMB (up), in Jo. 10. i [ana-baino 276] to go up,
CLOKE, in Mt. 5, 40, Lu. 6. zg [himation 2284] upper
clothes, [pretence,
in Jo. 13. 22, I Th. 2. 3 [pro-phasis 3999] pretext,
in I Pe. 2, 16 [epi-kalumma 1835] upper covering.
in 2 Ti, 4. 13 [phailones 4826] cloke,
CLOSE (by, keep), in Mt, 13, 13, Ac. 28. 27 [kammuo
2382] to close.
ill Lu. 4. 20 [ptusso 4032] to fold.
in Ac. 27. 13 [asson 731] close by.
CLOSET, in Mt, 6, 6, Lu. 12, 3 [tameion 4544] store-
chamber, secret place,
CLOTH (linen, grave, swaddling), in Mt. g. 16, Mr, 2.
21 [rakos 4071] shred, rag.
iu Mt. 21. 7; 24. 18 ; 26. 65, Mr. 5. 28, 30; 15, 20, Lu.
8. 27 ; 19. 36, Ac, 7, 58 ; 14. 14; 16. 22 ; zz. 23 [himation
2284] clothes.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Mr. 14. 63 [chiton 4992] coat, clothes. [clothes.
in Lu. 2. 7, 12 [sparganoo 4226] tq wrap in swaddling
in Mt. 27. zg, Mr. 14. 31, 32 [sindon 4166] fine linen.
in Lu. 24. 12, Jo. ig. 40 ; 20. 3, 6, 7 [othonion 3206] linen.
CLOTHE (with, in, upon, wherewithal), in Mt, 6. 31 ;
23- S^j 38* 43) Mr, 16, 5, Re. 3. 5, 18 ; 4. 4 ; 7. 9 ; 10. i ;
IT. 3 ; 12. I ; 18. 16 ; ig. 13 [peri-ballomai 3626] to cast
around. in Mr. i. 6 ; 15. 17, 2 Co. 3. 3, Re. i. 13 ; 13, 6 ; 19. 14
[en-duo 1129] to go into, clothe with.
in 2 Co, 3. 2, 4 [ep-ei-duomai 1793] to be clothed with,
inMt. 6. 30; II. 8, Lu. 7. 23; 12. 28 [amphi-ennumi
267] to surround.
in Mr. 3. 13, Lu. 8. 35[himatizomaizz83] to be clothed.
inLu. 16. i9[en-diduskomaii62o]to begin tobeclothed.
in 1 Pe. 3. 3 [eg-komboomai 1352] to be bound with,
CLOTHING (long), in Ac, 10. 30, Ja. 2. 3 [esthes 1964]
dress, apparel.
in Mt. 7. 15 [en-duma 1625] clothing.
in Mr. iz. 38 [stole 4z88] robe. (See also Soft).
CLOVEN, in Ac, 2. 3 [dia-merizomai 1131] to be
parted, divided.
CLOUD, in Mt. 17. 5 f ; 24. 30 ; 26. 64, Mr. g, 7 £ ; 13.
26 ; 14. 62, Lu. 9, 34 1, 35 ; IZ, 34'; 21. 27, Ac. i. g, i Co.
10. I, 2, I Th. 4. 17, z Pe. z. i7_, Ju. 12, Re. i. 7 ; 10. i ;
II. 12 ; 14. 14 (, 15, t6 [nephele 3117] a cloud.
in He, iz. i [nephos 3118] cloud, mass.
. CLUSTER (of the vine), in Re, J4. iS [botrus 920]
cluster of grapes, [fiery coal,
COALS (of fire, fire of), in Ro. 12. ^o [anthrax 413] a
in Jo. 18. 18 ; 21. g [anthrakia 412] a fire of coals.
COAST (sea), in Mt, 15, 21 ; 16, 13, Ac. ig. 1 [meros
2951] part.
iu Mt, 2. 16 ; 8, 34 ; 13, 22, 39 ; 19. 1, Mr, 5, 17 ; 7.
31 1; 10. I, Ac. 13. 30 [horion 3334] border.
in Ac. 26. zo [chora 5038] region.
in Ac. Z7, z [topes 4643] place.
in Lu. 6, 17 [par-aUos 3495] along -the sea-side.
in Mt. A. 13 [para-thalassios 3477] ibid.
-COAT (fisher's), ih Mt. 3. 40 ; 10. 10, Mr. 6. 9, Lu. 3.
II ; 6. 29 ; 9. 3, Jo, 19, 23 1, Ac. g. 39 [chiton 4992] coat.
in Jo. ZI. 7 [ep-en-dutes 1796] upper clothing,
COCK (crowing), in Mt. 26. 34, 74, 73, Mr, 14. qo, 68,
72 1, Lu, 22. 34, So, 61, Jo. 13. 38 [alektor 196] cock.
in Mr. 13. ^3 [alektoro-phonia 193] cock-sounding.
COLD (water, wax), in Jo. 18. 18, Ac, 28, 2, 2 Co, 11.
27 [psuchos 3070] cold.
in Mt. 10. 42, Re. 3. 15 f, 16 [psuchros 3071] cool.
in Mt. 24. 12 [psuchomai 5072] to become cold.
COLLECTION, in i Co. 16. i [logia 2825] collection.
COLONY, in Ac. 16. 12 [kolonia 2663] colony.
COLOUR (scarlet), in Re, 17, 3, 4 [kokkinos 2652]
scarlet colour.
in Ac, 27. 30 [pro-phasis 3099] pretext, pretence,
COLT, in Mt. 21. 2, 3, 7, Mr. n, 2, 4^ 5, 7, Lu. 19. 30,
33 *» 35> Jo* 12. 13 [polos 4037] colt, foal.
¦ COMB (honey), in Lu. 24. 42 [kerion 2393] honey-comb,
COME (abroad, aforehand, after, again, at, be fully,
by, down, forth, in, in privily, into, into one's room,
nigh unto, on, out, out of, over, overagainst, thereout,
thing to, thither, to, together, unto, up, up again, up
with, upon, that which .. .upon, with; be comingon),
in Mt. 2. 2, 8, 9, II, 21, 23 ; 3, 7, n, 14 ; 4, 13 ; 5. 17 i,
24 ; 6. TO ; 7. 13, 23, 27 ; 8, 2, 7, 9 1, 14, 28, 29 ; 9. 1, 10,
13, 15, iSt, 23, 28 ; 10, 13, 23, 34^, 33 ; II. 3, 14, 18, ig;
12. 42, 44 ; 13. 4, ig, 23, 32, 34 ; 14. 28, 29, 33, 34 ; 13. 23,
zg, 39 ; 16. 3, 13, 24, 27, 28 ; 17. 10, II, 12, 14, 24; 18, 7t,
II, 31 ; 19. I, 14 ; 20. 9, 10, 28 ; 21. i, 3, g, ig, 23, 32, 40 ;
22. 3 ; 23. 33, 39 ; 24. 5, 30, 3g, 42, 43, 44^46, 48; 23. 6,
10, II, 13, 19, 27, 31, 36, 3g ; z6. 36, 40, 43, 43, 47, 64 ; 27-
33> 49> 57, 64 ; 28. 1, II, 13, Mr. i. 7, g, 14, 24, 40, 43 ; 2.
3, 17, 18, 20; 3. 8, 31 ; 4. 4, 13, 22 ; 5. I, T3, 22, 23, 27,
33» 35. 38; 6. I, 29, 31, 48, 53 ; 7. I, 23, 31 ; 8. 10, 22, 34,
38; g. I, 7, II, 12, 13, 14, 33; 10. I, 14, 30,43,46, 30; II.
9, 10, 13 <, 13, 27 t; 12. 9, 14, 18, 42; 13. 6, 26, 33, 36;
14. 3, 16, 17, 32, 37, 41 «, 43, 62, 66 ; 13. 21, 36, 43 ; 16. 1,
2, Lu. I. 43, 39 ; 2. 16, 27, 31 ; 3. 3, 12, 16; 4. 16, 34, 42 ;
5- 7 h i7> 32, 35 ; 6- 17. 47 ; 7- 3. 7, 8 t, 9, 20, 33, 34 ; 8.
12, 17, 33, 41, 47, 49; g. 23, z6, 56; 10. I, 32, 33; II. 2,
25, 31 ; 12. 36, 37, 38 (, 3g, 40, 43, 45, 49, 34 ; 13. 6, 7, 14,
35 ; 14. 9, 10, 17, 20, 26, 27, 31 ; 15. 6, 17, 20, 23, 30 ; 16,
21, 28; 27. it, zot, 22, 27; 18. 3, 3, 8, 16, 30; 19. 3, 10,
13, 18, 20, 23, 38 ; 20. 16 ; 21. 6, 8, 27 ; 22. 7, 18, 43 ; 23.
26, 29, 42 ; 24. I, 23, Jo, I. 7, 9, II, 15, 27, 29, 30, 31, 39«,

46, 47 ; 3. 2 1, 8, 19, 20 1, 21 1, 22, 26 £ ; 3. 31 1 ; 4, 5, 7, 13,
16, 21, 23, 2st, 27, 30, 33, 40, 43, 46,54; 5. 7, 24, 23, 28,
40» 43 C ; 6- 3) 14) 15) 17. 23, 24, 35, 37, 44, 45, 65 ; 7. 27,
28, 30, 31, 34, 36, 37, 41, 42, 43, 50 ; 8. 2, 14 t, zo, 21, 22,
42 ; 9. 4, 7, 39 ; IQ. 8, 10 1, 124 II, 17, 19, 20, 27, 29, 30,
32, 34) 38, 45) 48) 56; 12. I, 9, 12 t, 13, 13, 22, 23, 27, 28,
46, 47; 13, I, 6, 33; 14. 3, 6, 18, 23, 28, 30; 15. 22, 26;
16. 2, 4, 7, 8, 13 1, 21, 25, 28, 32t; 17. I, II, 13; 18, 3,4,
37 ; 19- 32, 33) 38) 39 ^ ; 20- I) 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 18, 19, 24, 26 ;
21. 8, 13, 22, 23, Ac, I. II ; 2. 20 ; 3, 19 ; 7. 11 ; 8, 27, 36,
40; 9, 17, 21; TO. 29; II, 3; 12. 10, 12; 13. 13, 25, 31;
14. 24; 13. 30; 16, 7, 37, 39; 17, I, 13, 15; 18. I, 2, zi;
19. I, 4, 6, 18 ; 20, 2, 6, 14, 13; 21. I, 8, II, 22; 22, II,
13 ; 24. 8 ; 23. 23 ; 27. 8 ; 28, 13, 16, Ro. i, 10, 13 ; 3. 8 ;
7, g; 9. 9 ; 15. 22, 23, 24, 29^, 32, i Co, 2. li; 4. 5, i8,
18, 21 ; II. 26, 34 ; 13. 10 ; 14. 6 ; 15. 33 ; 16, 2, 5, 10, n,
12th, 2 Co. I, 15, 16, 23; 2. I, 3) 12; 7, 3; 9. 4; II, 4, g;
12. I, 14, 20, 21 ; 13, I, 2, Ga, 1,21 ; 2. 11, 12 1 ; 3, 19, 23,
25 ; 4. 4, Ep, 2. 17 ; 5. 6, Ph. i. 27 ; 2. 24, Co, 3. 6 ; 4. 10,
I Th. I, 10; 2, 18 ; 3, 6 ; 3. 2, 2 Th. i. lo; 2. 3, i Ti. i,
15 ; 2. 4 ; 3, 14 ; 4. 13, 2 Ti, 3. 7 ; 4. 9, 13, 21, Tit. g. 2,
He. 6, 7 ; 8, 8 ; to. 3, 7 i ; 13. 23, 2 Pe. 3, 3, 1 Jo. 2, 18 ; 4.
2, 3* ; 5-6) 2 Jo. 7, 10, 12, 3 Jo, 3, 10, Ju. 14, Re. I, 4,
7, 8; 2. 5, 16; 3, TO, 11; 4. 8; 3, 7; 6. I, 3, s, 7. 17; 7-
13, 14; 8, 3; 9. 12 ; II, 14, 17, 18; 14. 7, 13, 16; 16. 15;
17. I, lot; 18. 10; 19. 7; 21. 9; 22. 7, 12, 17 thj 20*
[erchomai i960] to come.
in Mt, 2. 6; 3. 26 ; 8. 28, 32^ 34 ; 12. 44 ; 13. 49 ;
35. 18, 22 ; 24. 27 ; 26. 55 ; 27. 32, 33, Mr, i. 23, 26,
=9) 38 ; 5- 2, 8 ; 6, 34, 34 ; 8. 11 ; 9, 25, 26, 29 ; 11. 12 ;
14, 48, Lu. T. 22 ; 4. 33 t, 36, 41 ; 8. 29 ; n. 24 ; 15. 28 ;
22. 39, 32, Jo, II. 44 ; 13. 3 ; 16. 27, 28, 30 ; 17. 8 ; 19. 3,
34, Ac^. 4, 7 ; 8. 7 ; 16. 18 ; 28, 3, 13, i Co, 14. 36, 2 Co.
6. 17, He. 3. 16 ; 7, 3 ; n, 15, Re. 9. 3 ; 14. 13, 17, 18, 20 ;
13. 6; 16. 17; 18, 4; ig. 5 [ex-erchomai 1722] to corns
out of or forth,
in Mt. 4, 3) XI ; 5- 1 : 8. 3, 19, 23 ; g. 14, 20, 28 ; 13.
10, 27, 36; 14. 12, 15 ; 13. I, 12, 23, 30; 16. I ; 17. 7, 14,
19, 24; 18, 1,21; 19. 3, 16; 20. zo ; 21. 14, 23, 28, 30;
22. 23 ; 24, I, 3 ; 25. zo, 22, 24 ; 26, 7, 17, 49, 30, Got, 6g,
73; 28, 2, g, 18, Mr.- I, 31 ; 6. 35 ; 10, 2; iz, 28; 14. 43,
Lu, 7. 14 ; 8. 24, 44 ; g. iz, 42 ; 13. 31 ; 20. 27 ; 23. 36.
Jo. 12. 21, Ac. 10. 28 ; 12, 13 ; 18. 2 ; 22, 27 ; 23. 14 ; 24,
23 ; 28, g, He. 4, 16 ; 7. 23 ; n, 6 ; 12, 18, 22, i Pe. 2. i
[pros-erchomai 3g3g] to come towai'd.
in Mt, I. 18, Mr. 3, 20 ; 6. 33, Lu. 3, 15 ; 23. 53, Jo. 11.
33) -A-c. I. 6 ; 2. 6 ; 5, 16 ; 10. 27, 45 ; 19. 32 ; 21, 22 ; 23,
17 ; 28, 17, I Co. 7. 3; II. 17, 18, 20, 33, 34 ; 14. 23, 26
[sun-erchomai 4430] to come with or together,
inLu, I. 33 ; n, 22; 21, 26, 35, Ac, i. 8; 8. 24; 13,
40 ; 14, 19, Ep, 2. 7, Ja, 5. I [ep-erchomai 1797] to come
on or upon.
in Lu. 4, 31 ; 9. 37 ; Ac, g. 32 ; ii. 27 ; 13. i ; 18. 3 ;
2i.' 10 ; 27. 3 [kat-erchomai 2327] to come do>vn.
inMt. 8. 8; 10, 12; 17, 23; 21. 10; 22, n, iz, Mr. 6.
22, 23 ; 9. 28, Lu, I. 28 ; 7, 45 ; 8. 41, 31 ; 14, 23 ; 17. 7,
Ac. I. 13 ; 5. 7, 10 ; 9. IZ ; 10. 3, 23 ; 11. 20 ; 14. 20 ; 23,
33, Ro. IT, 25, I Co, 14. 23, Z4, He, 10. 3, Ja, 2. 2 1, Re.
3. 20 [eis-erchomai 1415] to come into.
in Mr. 3. 13 ; 7. 30, Lu, 23. 33, Ro. 15. 28 [ap-erchomai
331] to come away. [along.
in Lu, 12, 37, Ac, 24, 7 [par-erchomai 3542] to come
in Ac, 9. 38 [di-erchomai 1220] to come through.
in Lu. lo. 33 [ep-an-erchomai 1772] to come again.
in Mt. 8. 16 ; 14. 23 ; 20. 8 ; 26. 20 ; 27. i, 37, Mr. i,
XI J 4- 33 j 6- 2, 21, 47 ; g. ZI ; II. ig ; 15, 33, 4Z, Lu, i.
6s ; 3. 2, 22 ; g, 34, 35 ; 19, g ; 22. 14, Jo, i. 17 ; 5. 14 ;
6. 16, 23 ; 10. 33 ; 12. 30 ; 13, 19 ; 21. 4, Ac. 2, 2, 43 ; 3,
5, II ; 7. 31 ; g. 3 ; 10. 13 ; 12. n ; 16. 29 ; 21. 17, 35 ; 26.
22 ; 27. 7, t6, 27 ; 28. 6, 2 Co. i. 8, Ga. 3. 14, i Th. i, 3,
1 Ti, 6. 4, 2 Ti. 3. II, He, 11. 24, Re. 12. 10 [ginomai 993!
tocome to pass,
in Mt, z. I ; 3, i, 13, Mr. 14. 43, Lu, 7. 4, 20; 8, 19 ;
II. 6 ; 12, 31 ; 14. 21 ; 19. 16 ; 22, 32, Jo. 3. 23 ; 8. 2, Ac.
5. 21, 22, 23 ; 9. 26, 39 ; IO. 32, 33 ; 11. 23 ; 13. 14; 14.
27 > x3, 4 ; 17. TO ; 18. 27 ; 20. 18 ; 23, 33 ; 24. 17, 24 ; 23.
7 ; 28. 21, I Co. 16. 3, He, 9. n [para-ginomai 3467] to
come along. [together.
in Lu. 23. 48 [sum-para-ginomai 4376] to come along
in Ac. 27. 16 [ginomai peri-krates 3643] to become
strong round about,
in Mt. 8. I ; 14. 29 ; 17. g ; 24. 17 ; 27. 40, 42, Mr. 3.
22 ; 9. 9 ; 15. 30, Lu. 6. 17 ; 8. 23 ; 9. 54 ; 10. 31 ; 17. 31 ;
19. 5, 6, Jo. 3. 13; 4. 47, 49 ; 6. 33, 38, 41, 42, 50, SI, 58,

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THB NEW TESTAMENT,

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Ac. 7. 34 ; 8. 13 ; 14. 11 ; 16. 8 ; 24. 22 ; 23. 7, Ja. i. 17,
Re. 3. 12 ; 10. I ; 12. 12 ; 13. 13 ; 18. i ; 20. i, g ; 21, 2
[kata-baino 2399] to go or come down.
in Mt. 17. 27, Mr. i. 10, Jo. 12. 20, Ac. 7. 23; 8. 31, 39 ;
TO. 4 ; II. 2 ; 20. II ; 21. 31, Re. 4. i ; 11. 12 ; 13. n [ana-
baino 276] to go or corae up. [or over.
in Ac. 20, 18 ; 23. i [epi-baino 1803] to go or come upou
in Mt. 14, 32, Mr. 5. 18 [em-baino 1367] to go or come
in or into.
in Jo. ZI. 9 [apo-haino 340] to go or come away or off.
in Ac, 16, 9 [dia-baino 1108] to go or come through.
in Mt, 8. ti; 23. 36 ; 24. 14, 30, Mr, 8. 3, Lu, 12. 46;
J3- 29. 35 ; 13- 27'; x9- 43) Jo- 2. 4 ; 4, 47 ; 6. 37 ; 8. 42,
Ac, 28. 23, Ro. II. 26, He. 10. 7, g, 37, 2 Pe. 3. 10, i Jo.
5, 20, Re. 2, 23 ; 3- 3> 3) 9 ; X3* 4 ; x8. 8 [heko ZIZ4] to
come, arrive.
in Mt. II, 28 ; 19. 21 ; zi. 38 ; 22, 4 ; 23. 34 ; z8, 6, Mr.
I. 17 ; 6. 31 ; TO. 21 ; 12. 7, Lu. 18. 22 ; 20. 14, Jo. 4. 29 ;
IT. 43 ; 21. 12, Ac. 7. 3, 34, Re, 17. i ; ig. 17; 21. g[deuro,
deuce 1090] hither.
in Mt. 3. 7 ; 12, 32, Lu. 3. 7, Ac. 24. 23; 27, 33, Ro. 5.
14 ; 8, 38, I Co. 3. zz, Ep. I. ZI, GoL z, 17, i Ti, 4. 8 ; 6^
19, He. 2, 3 ; 6, 5 ; 9, II ; 10. I ; n, 20 ; 13. 14 [mello
2933] to be about to, [come.
in Mt. II. 14 [mello erchomai 2933] to be about to
in Ac. 16. I ; 18. ig, 24 ; 20. 15 ; 21. 7 ; 23. 13 ; 26. 7 ;
28. 13, I Co. 10. IT ; 14. 36, Ep. 4. 13 [kat-antao 2466] to
corae down overagainst, attain to,
in Mt. 15. IT, Mr, 7. 13, 20, 23, Lu. 3. 7, Jo. 3. 59 [ek-
poreuomi 1302] to pass throughout of or forth.
in Lu. 8. 4 [epi-poreuomi 1868] to pass on through.
in Mr. 10, 33 [pros-poreuomai 3973] to pass tlirough
toward, [eimi 1398] to be,
in Mt, 3. 37, Mr, 11. 11, Jo. i, 46, Ac. 24. 23, 2 Ti. 4, 3
in Mt, 26. s^^j Jo. 7' 6 ; 11. 28, Ac. 10. 21 ; 12. 20 ; 17.
6, Col. I. 6 [par-eimi 3332] to be alongside of,
in Mt, 27. 62, Mr. 7. i, Lu. 22. 66, Ac. 13. 44 ; 13. 6;
20. 7 [sun-ago 4406] to lead together.
in Lu. 2. 9, 38; TO. 40 ; zo. I ; 21. 34, Ac. 4. i ; 6. 12 ;
II, II ; 12, 7; 23, 27, I Th. 5, 3 [eph'istemi 2076] to
stand upon or by.
in Mr. 4. 29 [par-lsterai 3350] to stand alongside.
in 2 Ti. 3, I [en-istemi 1652] to stand in,
in Mt. 12. zS, Lu. n. 20, 2 Co. 10. 14, i Th. 2. 16
[phthano 4831] to come beforehand.
in 2 Pe. I. 17, 18, 21 [pheromai 4847] to be borne,
in Ro. 3, 23, I Co, I. 7, He. 4. i [hustereo 4813] to be
behind, last.
in Lu. 7. 16, Ac. 24. 27 [lambano 2771] to take.
iu Mr. 14. 8 [pro-lambano 3903] to take beforehand.
in Lu. 9. 31, Ac. 2. I [sun-pleroomai 4386] to be made
thoroughly full.
in Lu. 8. 19 [sun-tu|chano 4483] to meet with.
in Lu. 8. 55 [epi-strepho 1890] to tum upon. [back.
in Ac. 22. 17 [hupo-strepho 4801] to turn behind or
in Ac. 7, 43 [dia-dechomai nzz] to receive through.
in Mr. 13. 41, Ac, 13. 31 [sun-ana-baino 4416] to go or
come up with. [upou.
in z Co. II. z8 [epi-sus-tasifi 1895] a standing together
in Jo. IZ. 33 [kata-lambano 2446] to take hold on
thoroughly. in 2 Pe. 3. g [choreo 3039] to have space,
in Ro. 16. ig [aph-ikneomai 808] to arrive from.
(^ee also Aforehand, behind, ears, full, hither, morn
ing, near, newly, nigh, nought, remembrance, round,
run, short, straight, tidings, time),
COME (to pass), in Mt. 7. 28 ; g, lo ; 11. i ; 24, 6, Mr,
IT. 23 ; 13. 2^'Lu. ZI, 7, g, 28, 36 ; 24. 12, 18, Jo, 13, ig,
Ac. II. 28, I Th, 3. 4, Re. 1. 1 &c, [ginomai gg3] to come
to pass, _ [shall be.
in Ac. 2. 17, 21 ', 3. 23, Ro. g. 26 [eimi, estai 1398] to be,
COMELINESS, m i Co. 12. 23 [eu-schemosune 2050]
seemliness, COMELY (be, that which is), in i Co. 7. 33 ; 12. 24
[eu-schemon 2051] seemly.
in I Co. II, 13 [prepei 3841] it is proper, becoming.
COMER (thereunto), in He, to, 1 [pros-erchomai 3939]
to come toward.
COMFORT (be of good), in Ac. 9. 31, Ro. 13. 4, 2 Co.
I. 3, 4 ; 7. 4, 13 [para-klesis 3487] a caUing alongside,
corafort, exhortation. [consolation.
in I Co. 14. 3 [para-muthia 3302] a speaking alongside,
in Ph. 2. I [para-muthibn 3303] consolation,
in Col. 4, ii.[par-egoria 3545] public encouragement.

in Ph. 2. ig [eu-psucheo 2065] to be in good spirits.
in Mt. 9. 22, Mr. 10. 49, Lu. 8. 48 [tharseo 2163] to be
courageous. in 2 Co. 13, II [para-kale omai 3483] to be called along
side of, comforted. -
COMFORT (be.. .together), in Mt. z. 18 ; 5. 4, Lu. 16,
23, Ac. 16. 40; 20. 12, I Co. 14. 31, 2 Co. 1. 4.th, 6; z. 7 ;
7. 6t, 7, 13, Ep. 6. 22, Col. 2. 2 ; 4. 8, i Th. 2. it ; 3. 2,
7 ; 4. 18 ; 3. II, z Th. 2. 17 [para-kaleo 3483] to call
alongside, comfort, exhort,
in Jo. II. 19, 31, I Th. z. II ; 3. 14 [para-mutheomai
3501] to speak alongside of, console,
in Ro. 1. 12 [sum-para-kaleomai 4377] to be comforted
together. COMFORTER, in Jo. 14. 16, 26 ; 13. 26 ; 16. 7 [para-
kletos 3488] one called alongside (to comfort or exhort),
COMFORTLESS, in Jo. 14. 18 [orphanos 3346] orphan,
COMING, in Mt. 24. 3, 27, 37, 39, i Co. 13. 23 ; 16, 17,
2 Co. 7. 6, 7, Ph. I. 26, I Th. z, 19 ; 3. 13 ; 4. 15 ; 5. 23,
z Th. 2. I, 8, 9, Ja. 5. 7, 8, 2 Pe. i. 16 ; 3. 4, 12, i Jo. 2.
z8 [par-ousia 3565] a being alongside, presence,
iu Ac. 7. 32 [eleusis 1333] coming.
in Ac. 13. 24 [eis-odos 1418] entrance, way iu.
in I Co. I. 7 [apo-kalupsis 567] full uncovering,
COMMAND (be -ed), in Mt. 14. 9,19; 15. 35 ; 18. 23 ;
27. 58, 64, Lu. 18. 40, Ac. 4. 15 ; 5. 34 ; 8. 38 ; 12. 19 ; 16.
22; 21. 33, 34; Z2. 24, 30; 23. 3, 10, 35; 24. 8; 23. 6, 17,
21 ; 27. 43 [keleuo 2564] to comraand.
in Mt. 10. 3, Mr. 6. 8 ; 8. 6, Lu. 8. 29 ; g. 21, Ac. i. 4 ;
4. 18 ; 3. 28, 40 ; 10. 42 ; 15. 5 ; 16, 18 ; 17. 30, i Co. 7,
10, I Th. 4. II, 2 Th. 3. 4,, 6, 10, 12, I Ti. 4. 11 [par-
aggello 3466] to announce along.
in Mt. 13, 4; 19. 7; z8. zo, Mr. 10. 3; u. 6; 13, 34,
Jo. 8. 3 ; 15. 14, 17, Ac. 13. 47 [en-telloraai 1672] to enjoin.
in Mr. i. 27; 6. 27, 39, Lu. 4. 36 ; 8. 23, 31 ; 14. 22, Ac.
23. 2 [epi-tasso igoo] to arrange also.
in Mt. II. T, Lu. 8. 55 ; 17. g, 10, Ac. 18. 2 ; 23. 31 ; 24,
23 [dia- tasso 1185] to arrange thoroughly.
in Mt. 8, 4; 21. 6, Mr. i. 44, Lu. 5. 14, Ac. 10. 33, .^^
[pros-tasso 397 5] to arrange toward or for.
in Mt. 4. 3, Mr. 5- 43 ; 8. 7 ; lo- 49, Lu. 4. 3 ; 9. 54 ,
19. 13, 2 Co. 4. 6 [epo, eipon 1401] to say, speak.
in Re. 9, 4 [reomai 4079] to be said.
in He. 12. 20 [dia-stellomai 1177] to be changeu
thoroughly. COMMANDMENT (at one's, give), iu Mt. 3. ig ; 15,
3, 6 ; ig. 17 ; 22. 36, 38, 40, Mr. 7. 8, 9 ; 10. ig ; iz. 28,
29, 30, 31, Lu. I. 6 ; 15. zg ; 18. zo; 23. 56, Jo. 10. iS ;
11.37; X2, 49, 30; 13, 34; 14. 15, 21; 15. Tot, 12, Ac.
17. 15, Ro. 7. 8, 9, 10, II, 12, 13 ; 13. 9, I Co, 7, 19 ; 14.
37, Ep. 2. 13 ; 6. 2, Col. 4. 10, r Ti. 6. 14, Tit. i. 14, He.
7. 3, 16, 18, 2 Pe. 2. 21 ; 3. 2, I Jo. 2. 3, 4, 7 th, 8 ; 3. 22,
23 t, 24 ; 4. 21 ; 5. 2, 3 i, 2 Jo. 4, 3, 6, Re. 12. 17 ; 14. 12 ;
22. 14 [en-tole 1676] injunction.
in Ro. 16, 26, I Co. 7. 6, 25, 2 Co. 8. 8, i Ti. 1. i, Tit,
I. 3 [epi-tage 1899] over-arrangement.
in Mt. 8. 18 ; 25. 23 [keleuo 2364] to comraand.
in Mt. 15. 9, Mr. 7. 7, Col, 2, 22 [en-talma 1669] in
junction, [ment-
in I Th. 4. 2, 1 Ti. I. 3 [par-aggellia 3465]full announce-
in He. II. 23 [dia-tagma 1183] diverse arrangeraent.
in Ac, 13. 24 [dia-stelloraai 1177] to change thoroughly,
in Ac. 23. 30 [par-aggello 3466] to announce along or
fully. in He, n. 22 [en-tellomai 1672] to injoin.
COMMEND, in Ro. 3. 3 ; 3. 8 ; 16. i, 2 Co. 4. 2 ; 10,
18 t ; 12. II [sun-istemi 4466] to set together.
in Lu. 23. 46, Ac. Ii), 23 ; 20. 32 [para-tithemi 3321] to
put over. [gether.
in 2 Co. 3. I ; 3. 12 ; 10. 12 [sun-istano 4466] to set to-
in Lu. 16. 8 [ep-aineo 1739] to put praise upon.
in I Co. 8. 8 [par-istemi 3550] to set alongside,
COMMENDATION OF, in 2 Co. 3. i [su-statikos 4496]
a setting together,
COMMISSION, in Ac. 26, 12 [epi-tropeigo8] a turning
over upon,
COMMIT (the keeping of, unto), in Mr. 15, 7, Lu. 12.
48, Jo. 8. 34, Ac. 28. 17, 2 Co. II. 7, Ja. 3. 15, I Jo. 3.
4, 8, 9 [poieo 3766] to do.
in Lu. 16. TI, Jo. 2. 24, Ro. 3. 2, i Co. g, 17, Ga, 2. 7,
I Ti. I. II, Tit, I. 3 [pisteuo 3708] to trust, put con
fidence in.
in Ac. 23. II, 23, Ro. I. 32 ; 2. 2, 2 Co. 12. 21 [prasso
3837] to do, practise.

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DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Lu. 12. 48, 1 Ti. i. 18, 2 Ti. 2. 2, i Pe. 4. ig [para-
tithemi 3521] to put alongside or over.
iu 2 Co. 5. 19 [tithemi 4616] to put. {or up,
in Ac. 8. 3, I Pe^ 2. 23 [para-didomi 3473] to give over
in Jo. 5. 22 [didomi 1212] to give.
in I Ti. 6. 20, 2 Ti. i. 14 [para-kata-lheke 3483] what
is put down alongside,
in 2 Ti, I. 12 [para-theke 3479] what is put alongside,
in Ac. 27. 40 [eab 1331] to let, suffer, leave.
in Ro. 2. 22 [hiero-suleo 2267] to spoil or roh temples.
in Ja. 2. g [ergazomai 1935] to work.
in Ju. 15 [a-sebeo 711] to do or act irreverently.
(See also Adultery, fornication, sacrilege, trust, un
godly), [not well set or placed.
COMJIODIOirS (not), in Ae. 27. 12 [an-eu-ihetos 401]
COMMON (hall, man, call), in Ao. 2. 44 ; 4. 32 ; 10,
14, 28 ; II, 8, Tit. I. 4, Ju, 3 [koinos 2624] common,
in Mt. 27. 27 [praitorion 3831] prcetor'a or judgment
in Mr. 12. 37 [polus 3791] great, much, [hall.
in Ac. 5. 18 [demosios 1103] public. [common.
in Ac. TO. 15 ; ir. g [koinoo 2645] to make or reckon
in I Co. 10. 13 [anthropinos 45] belonging to man,
human. [1197] to be sounded throughout.
COMMONLY (reported), in Mt. 28. 15 [dia-phemizomai
in I Co. 5. I [holos 3260] wholly, generally.
COMMONWEALTH, in Eph. 2. 12 [politeia 3780] citi
zenship, [ting, unsettlement.
COMMOTION, in Lu. 21. 9 [a-kata-stasia 160] upset-
COMMUNE (together, with), in Lu. 24. 15, Ac. 24. 26
[homileo 3263] to commune, be in company.
in Lu. 6. II [dia-laleo 1140] to talk diversely.
in Lu. 22. 4 [sul-laleo 4354] to talk with.
COMMUNICATE (with, willing to), in Ga. 2, 2 [ana-
tithemi 368] to put up or anew,
in Ga. 6. 6 [koinoneo 2646] to have in common.
in Ph. 4. 14 [sug-koinoneo 4329] to have in common
with. iu I Ti. 6. 18 [koinonikos 2648] ono having in common.
in He. 13. 16 [koinouia 2647] leaving in common, com
munion. COMMUNICATION (flltliy), in Mt. 5. 37, Lu. 24. 17
[logos 2833] word.
in I Co. 15. 33 [homilia 3264] company, society.
in Col. 3. 8 [aischro-logia 127] shameful words.
in Phm. 6 [koinouia 2647] having in common, com
munion. COMMUNIOjr, in I Co. 10. 16 t, 2 Co. 6. 14 ; 13. 14
koinouia 2647] navini? in common, communion.
COMPACTED (be), in Ep. 4. 16 [sum-bibazomai 4362]
to be gone up ot. put together.
COMPANION (in labour, travail), in Ao. 19. 29 [sun-
ek-demos 4442] away from one's people with.
iu Ph. 2. 25 [sun-ergos 4449] fellow or joint worker.
in He. 10. 33 [koinonos 2649] one having in common.
in Re. i. 9 [sug-koinonoa 4330] one having in common
with. COMPANY (an innumerable, gather a, have. . .with,
in a, keep, one's own, our, by companies), in Lu. 5. 29 ;
6. 17 ; g. 38 ; 11. 27 ; 12. 13, Jo. 6. 5, Ac. 6. 7 [ochlos
3406] crowd.
iu Mr. 6. 39 [sum-posion 4390] a table party.
in Lu. 2. 44 [sun-odia 4468] a wayfaaing party.
in Lu. 9. 14 [klisia 2635] a reclining party.
in Lu, 24. 22 [ex hemon 2130] out of us or ours.
in Re. 18. 17 [homilos 3265] company.
in Ac. 13. 13 ; 21. 8 [hoi peri 3621] those around.
in 2 Co. 5. II, I Th. 3. 14 [sun-aua-mignumi 4418] to
mix self up with.
in Lu. 23. 27 [plethos 3735] multitude.
in Ac. 10. 28 [kollaomai 2658] to cleave to, join self.
in Ac. 17. 5 [ochlo-poieo 3405] to make a crowd.
COMPANY (with), in i Co. 5, 9 [suu-ana-mi|
4418] to mix self up with.
in Ac. I. 21 [sun-erchomai 4450] to come with.
COMPARE (among, with, be. ..with), in i Co. 2. 13,
2 Co. 10. 12 1 [su|-krin6 4332] to judge with,
in Mr, 4. 30 [para-ballo 3458] to cast alongside of,
COMPARISON, in Mr. 4. 30 [para-bole 3463] what is
cast alongside of, parable.
COMPASS (round, about, with, fetch a), in Lu. 21. 20,
He. II. 30, Re. 20. 9 [kukloo 2740] to be or go round.
in He. 5. 2 ; 12. i [peri-keimai 3641] to be laid around.
in Mt. 23. IS [peri-ago 3622] to lead or go around.
in Lu. 19. 43 [peri-kukloo 3645] to go round about.

i-mignumi

in Ac. 28. 13 [peri-erchomai 3633] to come round about.
COMPASSION (be moved with, have, on, one of an
other, bowels of), in Mt. 9. 36 ; 14. 14 ; 15. 32 ; 18. 27 ;
20. 34, Mr. I. 41 ; 6. 34 ; 8. 2 ; 9. 22, Lu. 7. 13 ; 10. 33 ;
15. 20 [splagchnizomai 4241] to have (bowels of) com
passion. in Mt. 18. 33, Mr. 5. ig, Ju. 22 [eleeo 1548] to be kind.
in Ro. 9. 15 £ [oikteirg 3229] to have compassion or pity.
in He. 5. 2 [metrio-patheo 2992] to suffer in measure.
in He. 10. 34 [sum-patheo 4374] to suffer with.
in I Pe. 3. 8 [sum-pathes 4375] one suffering with
another. in I Jo. 3. 17 [splagchna 4240] bowels of compassion.
COMPEL (to go), in Lu. 14. 23, Ac. z6. 11, 2 Co. 12. 11,
Ga. 2. 3, 14 [an-agkazo 287] to necessitate, compel.
in Jit. 5, 41 ; 27, 32, Mr, 15. 21 [aggareuo 20] to impress.
COMPLAINER, in Ju. 16 [mempsi-moiros 2940] fault
finder. COMPLAINT, in Ac. 25. 7 [aitiama 135] cause, case.
COMPLETE (be), in Col, 2, 10; 4, 12 [pleromai 3743I
to be fllled full. .t u. J/43J
COMPREHEND (be briefly), iu Jo, j. 5, Ep. 3. 18 [kata-
lambano 2446] to take full hold of. [up,
in Ro, 13. g [ana-kephalaioomai 318] to be summed
CONCEITS (in our own), in Ro, 11. 25 ; 12. 16 [pai'a
heautois 1330] alongside of or with yourselves.
.CONCEIVE, inLu. i. 24, 31, 36 ; 2. 21, Ja. i. 15 [sul-
lambano 4355] to take hold together, conceive.
in Mt, I, 20 [gennaomai g7g] to be begotten, Jjom.
in Ro, g, 10 [echo koiten 2650] to have a lying in bed.
in He. 11. 11 [kata-bole 2405] a casting down. ,
in Ac. t;. 4 [titliemi 4616] to put, place.
CONCERN (the things which), in Ao. 28. 31 [ta peli
gen. 3621] the things conceming.
in I Co. 7. 32 [ta 3186] the things.
CONCERNING (as, that), in Mt. 4. 6; 11. 7 ; 16. 11,
Mr. 5. 16 ; 7. 17, Lu, 2, 17 ; 7, 24 ; 22, 37 ; 24. 19, 27, 44,
Jo. 7. 12, 32 ; g. 18 ; 11. 19, Ac. i. 16 ; 8. 12; 19. 8, 39 ;
21. 24 ; 22. 18 ; 23. 15; 24. 24 ; 25. 16; 28, 21, 22, 23, Ro.
I. 3, I Co. 7. 25 ; 8. 4 ; 12. I ; 16. i, i Th. 3, 2 ; 4, 13, i
Ti. I. ig ; 6. 21, 2 11. 2. 18 ; 3. 8, He. 7. 14 ; 11. 20, 22,
I Jo. 2. 26 [peri gen. 3621] concerning, about.
in Ro. 9. 5 ; 11. 28, 2 Co. 11. 21, Ep. i. 22, Ph. 3. 6
[kata ace. 2398] according to, over against.
in Ac. 2. 25, Ro, 16, 19, 2 Co, 8, 23, Ep. 5. 32, i Th. 5.
18 [eis 1409] in reference to.
in Ao. 13. 34 [hoti 3364] that.
in Ro. g. 27 [huper 4736] over, fn behalf of.
in Ph. 4. 15 [eis logos 2833] in reference to the matter
of. (See also As, strange). [down.
CONCISION, in Ph, 3. 2 [kata-tome 2507] a cutting
CONCLUDE, in Ro, 11. 32, Ga. 3. 22 [sug-kleio 4327]
to shut up together.
in Ac. 21. 25 [krino 2714] to judge.
in Ro. 3. 28 [logizomai 2826] to reckon.
CONCORD, in 2 Co. 6. 15 [sum-phonesis 4400]
symphony, agreement,
CONCOURSE, in Ac, 19, 40 [su-strophe 4503] a turn
ing together.
CONCUPISCENCE, in Ro. 7. 8, Col. 3. 5, i Th. 4. 5
[epi-thumia 1832] overdesire.
CONDEMN (be, cannot be, of one's self), in Mt. 12. '
41, 42 ; 20. 18 ; 27. 3, Mr. 10. 33 ; 14. 64, Lu. 11. 31, 32,
Jo. 8. 10, II, Ro. 2. I ; 8. 3, 34, I Co. II. 32, He. 11. 7,
Ja. 5. 9, 2 Pe. 2. 6 [kata-lirino 2440] to judge down or
against. [judge.
in Jo. 3. 17, iBt, Ac. 13. 27, Ro. 14. 22 [krino 2714] to
in Mt. 12. 7, 37, Lu. 6. 37 t, J.a. 5. 6 [kata-dikazo 2416]
to do justice against, condemn.
in Lu. 24. 20 [krima 2712] judgment.
in 2 Co. 7. 3 [kata-krisis 2441] adverse judgment.
in Tit. 2. 8 [a-kata-guostos 154] not known against,
uncondemnable. [onesslf.
in Tit. 3. II [auto-kata-kritos 785] judged down of )
iu I Jo. 3. 20 [kata-ginosko 2410] to know (anything)
against one.
CONDEMNATION, in Lu. 23. 40, i Co. 11. 34, i Ti.
3. 6, Ja. 3. I, Ju. 4 [krima 2712] judgment.
in Ro. 5. 16, 18 ; 8. 1 [kata-krima 2439] condemnation,
adverse judgment.
in Jo. 3. 19 ; 5. 24 [Itrisis 2715] judgment, crisis.
m 2 Co. 3. 9 [kata-krisis 2441] adverse judgment, con
demnation. in Ja. 5. 12 [hupo-krisis 2715] hypocrisy.

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CONDITIONS (of), in Lu. 14. 32 [ta pros 3917] the
things toward.
CONDESCEND (to), in Ro. 12. 16 [sun-ap-agomai
4423] to be led away with.
CONDUCT (forth), in Ao. 17. 15 [kath-istemi 2336] to
place or put down.
in I Co. 16. 1 1 [pro-pempo 3914] to send before or forth.
CONFER (with), in Ac. 4. 15 [sum-ballo 4360] to cast
to^^ther, in Ac. 25. 12 [sul-laleo 4354] to talk together.
in Ga. 1 . 16 [pros-ana-tithemi 3927] to put anew toward.
CONFERENCE (add in), in Ga. 2. 6 [proa-ana-tithemi
3527] to put anew toward.
CONFESS, in Mt. 10. 32*, Lu. 12. 8e, Jo. i. 2o«; 9,
22 ; 12. 42, Ac. 23. 8; 24. 14, Ro. 10. 9, He. 11. 13, i Jo.
I. 9 ; 4. 2, 3, 15, 2 Jo. 7 [homo-logeo 3378] to say the
same thing,
iu Mt, 3. 6, Mr. i, s. Ac, 19. 18, Ro, 14. 11 ; 15. 9, Ph.
2. II, Ja. 5. 16, Re. 3. 5 [ex-omo-loge5 1734] to say out
the same thing.
CONFESSION Cs madeX in i Ti. 6. 13 [homo-logia
3379] saying the same tiling. [thing said.
in Ro. 10. 10 [homo-logeomai 3378] to have the same
CONFIDENCE Cuave), in Ac. 28. 31, He. 3. 6 ; 10. 35,
I Jo. 2. 28 ; 3. 21 ; 5. 14 [par-resia 3567] openness, bold-
in'2 Co. 2. 3, Ga. 5. 10, Ph. i. 25 ; 3. 3, 2 Th. 3. 4, Phm.
21 [peithomai 3591] to be persuaded.
iu 2 Co. I. 15 ; 8. 22 ; 10. 2, Ep. 3, 12, Ph, 3, 4 [pe-
poithesis 3616] persuasion,
in 2 Co. II. 17, He. 3. 14 hupo-stasis 4798] under
stratum, substance.
in 2 Co. 7. 16 [tharreo 2162] to be courageous.
CONFIDENT (be, wax), in Ro. 2. 19, Ph. i. 6, 14
[peithomai 3591] to persuade self.
in 2 Co. 5. 6, 8 [tharreo 2162] to be courageous.
in 2 Co. g. 4 [hupo-stasis 47g8] understrata, substance.
CONFIDENTLY (affirmed), in Lu. 22. 59 [di-ischuriz-
omai 1230] to assert very strongly.
CONFIRM (before), in Mr. 16. 20, Ro. 15. 8, i Co, i.
6, 8, He. 2. 3 [bebaioo 877] to confirm. [also.
in Ac. 14. 22 ; 15. 32, 41 [epi-sterizo 1887] to establish
iu 2 Co. 2. 8, Ga. 3. 15 [kuroomai 2734] to ratify.
in Ga. 3 .17 [pro-kuroomai 2902] to be ratified before
hand. ,
in He, 6, 17 [mesiteuo 2953] to interpose,
CONFIRMATION, in Ph, i, 7, He, 6, 16 [bebaiosis
878] oonflrmation. [agony.
CONFLICT, in Ph. i. 30, Col. 2. i [agon 64] contest,
CONFORMABLE UNTO (be made), in Ph. 3. 10 [sum-
morphoomai 4373] to be conformed.
CONFORMED TO (be), in Ro. 12. 2 [su-schematizomai
4504] to be fashioned.
in Ro. 8. 29 [sum-morphos 4372] conformed.
CONFOUND, in i Co. i. 27, 27, i Pe. 2. 6 [kat-aischuno
2424] to put to shame thoroughly.
in Ao. 2. 6 ; 9. 22 [sug-chunomal 4336] to be poured
together, confounded. . „ 1
CONFUSED (be), in Ac. ig. 32 [sug-chunomai 4336] to
be poured together, confounded. ,,....
CONFUSION, in i Co. 14. 33, Ja. 3. 16 [a-kata-stasia
160] upsetting, unsettlement.
iu Ac. 19. 29 [sug-chusis 4339] a pouring together.
CONGREGATION, in Ac. 13. 43 [sun-agoge 4407] syna
gogue, what is led together. . . •
CONQUER, in Re. 6. 2« [nikao 3134] to be victorious.
CONQUEROR (be more than), in Ro. 8. 37 [liuper-
nikao 4754] to be more than victorious.
CONSCIENCE, in Jo. 8. 9, Ac. 23. i ; 24. 16, Ko. 2. 15 ;
Q. I ; 13. 5, I Co. 8. 7 1, 10, 12 ; 10. 25, 27, 28, zg t, 2 Co.
i. 12; 4. 2 ; 5. II, I Ti. I. 5, 19; 3- 9; 4. =, f Tl. I. 3-
Tit. I. IS, He. 9. 9, 14 ; 10. 2, 22 ; 13. 18, i Pe. 2. 19 , 3.
16, 21 [sun-eidesis 4437] consciousness.
CONSECRATED (be), in He. 7. 28 [teleioomai 4579]
to be perfected.
in He. 10. 20 [eg-kainizo 1344] to make new. _
CONSENT (with one), in i Co. 7, 5 [ek sum-pUonou
4402] out of or from agreement, .
in Lu. 14. 18 [apo mias 1410] from one (jnind). _ .
CONSENT (to, unto), in Lu. 23. 51 [sug-kata-tithemi
4323) to put down (a vote) with. _ [pleased with.
in Ac. 8. I ; 22. 20 [sun-eu-dokeo 4454] to be well
in Ac. 18. 2o [epl-neuo 1856] to make signs to, accede.
iu Eo. 7. 16 [sum-pliemi 4594] to ^V^^ or "Si'ee with.

in I Ti. 6, 3 [pros-erchomai 3939] to ccme toward or
unto, CONSIDER, inMt. 7. 3, Lu. 12. 24, 27, Ac. 11. 6, Eo.
4. ig, He. 3. I ; 10. 24 [kata-noeo 2465] to mind or per
ceive thoroughly.
in Mt. 6. 28 [kata-manthano 2456] to learn thoroughly.
in Mr. 6. 52 [sun-iemi 4465] to send together, consider.
in Jo. II. so [dia-logizomaiii45] to reckon thoroughly.
in Ac. 12. 12 [sun-oidco 4438] to know with one's self,
be conscious.
in Ac. 15. 6 [eide6_ i37g] to see.
in Ga. 6. i [skopeo 4ig8] to mark.
in 2 Ti. 2. 7 [uoeo 3139] to mind.
in He. 7. 4 [theoreo 2200] to view, look.
in He. 12. 3 [ana-logizomai 330] to reckon anew.
in He. 13. 7 [ana-theoreo 305] to view anew.
CONSIST, in Lu. 12. 15 [eimi, esti 1398] to be, it is.
in Col. I. 17 [sun-istemi 4466) to stand together.
CONSOLATION, in Lu. 2. 25 ; 6. 24, Ac. 4. 36 ; 15. 31,
Ro. IS. 5, 2 Co. I. 5, 6 t, 7 ; 7. 7. Hi. 2. I. = ™- =¦ 16,
Phm. 7, He. 6. 16 [para-kleais 3487] comfort, a caUing
alongside. [have a lot with.
CONSORT (with), in Ac. 17. 4 [pros-kl§ro5 3950] to
CONSPIRACY, in Ac. 23. 13 [sun-omosia 4489] joint-
swearing. CONSTANTLY. (See Affirm).
CONSTRAIN, in Mt. 14. 22, Mr. 6. 45, Ac. 28. ig, Ga.
6. 12 ranagkazo 2S7] to necessitate, compel.
in Lu. 24. 2g, Ao. 16. IS [para-biazomai 3461] to force
along. , . . . . L,
in 2 Co. 5. 14 [sun-echa 4457] to hold together,
CONSTRAINT (by), in i Pe. 5. 2 [an-agkastos 289] by
necessity. „ , .
CONSULTED, in Lu. 14. 31, Jo. 12. lo [bouleuomai
921] to take counsel. ,
iuMt. 26. 4 [suni-boleuomai4363] to take joint counsel.
CONSULTATION, ia Jlr. 15. i [sum-boulion 4364]
joint counsel. „,
CONSUME, in Lu. g. s4, Ga. 5, 15, 2 Th. 2. 8 [an-
aliskS 328] to take up or away, consume.
in He 12. 29 [kat-an-alisko 2462] to take up or away
thoroughly. in Ja. 4. 3 [dapanao 1046] to spend.
CONTAIN (can), in Jo. 2. 6 ; 21. 25 [cliSreo 5039] to
have space for. [strength, self-control.
in I Co. 7. 9 [eg-krateuomai 1356] to have inward
in I Pe. 2. 6 [p3ri-ecli6 3634] to hold all around.
CONTEMPTIBLE, in 2 Co. 10. 10 [ex-outheneomai
1741] to be of no account, nothing thought ot.
CONTEND earnestly (for), in Ju. 3 [ep-agonizomai
17S7] to agonize, have a contest.
in Ao. II. 2, Ju. g [dia-krinomai 1:37] to judge
diversely, contend.
CONTENT with (be), in Lu. 3. 14, i Ti. 6. 8, He. 13.
5, 3 Jo. 10 [arkeomai 666] to be satisfied.
in Mr. 15. 15 [poieo to hikanon 2271] to do that which
is suflicient. .
in Ph. 4. II [aut-arkes 783] self-satisfied. [strife.
CONTENTION (so sharp), in i Co. i. 11 [eris 1952]
in Ph. I. 16 [eritheia igso] strife.
in I Th. 2. 2 [agon 64] agony, contest.
in Ac. IS. 39 [par-oxusmos 3561] paroxysm, sharpness,
CONTENTIOUS (they that are), in Ro, 2. 8 [eritheia
igso] strife. [fcontious.
in I Co. II. 16 [philo-neikos 4877] loving victory, con-
CONTENTMENT, in 1 Ti. 6. 6 [aut-aikcia 782] self-
sufficiency. . , , , i ..
CONTINUAL, in Lu, 18. 5 [eis telos 4587] to the end.
in Ro. g. 2 [a-dia-leiptos 77] not leaving off thoroughly.
CONTINUALLY, in Lu. 24. 53, He. 13. is [dia-pantoa.
1160] alway, througli-all (time). [thoroughly.
in He. 7. 3 ; 10. i [eis to di-enekes 1226] holdmg on
(See also Attend, give one self, wait on).
CONTINUANCE (patient), in Ro. 2. 7 [hupo-mone.
47gi] endurance. ^ „ „ .
CONTINUE (all night, m. Instant in, stedfastly in,
with), in Jo. 2. 12; 8. 31 ; is- 9, i Ti. 2. 15, 2 Ti. 3. 14,
He. 7, 24; 13, I, 14; t Jo. 2. 19, 24; Re. 17. 10 [meno
2944] to remain,
in Jo. 8. 7, Ac. 12. 16 ; 13. 43, Ro. 6. i ; 11. 22, Col.
I. 23, I Ti. 4. 16 [epi-meno 1855] to remain on or upon.
in Lu. 22. 28, Ga. 2. 5, 2 Pe. 3. 4 [dia-meno 1150] to
remain thoroughly or throughout. [alongside.
in He. 7, 23, Ja, i. 25 [para-meno 3500] to remain

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Ac. 14. 22, Ga, 3. to, He. 8. 9 [em-meao 1377] to
remain in, [toward.
in Mt. 15. 32, I Ti. 5, 5 [pros-meno ^64] to remain
in Ph. I. 23 [sum-para-meno 4379] to remain along
side with.
in Ac. 1. 14 ; 2. 42, 46 ; 8. i3jkB.o. 12. 12, CoL 4. 2 [pros-
kartereo 3947] to persevere on.
in Ja. 4. 13, Re. 13. 3 [poieo'3766] to do, work,
in Jo. JI. 34, Ac. 13. 35 [dia-tribo noo) to rub tlirough.
jn Ac, 26. 22 [histemi 2303] to stand firm.
in Ac. 18. II [kathizomai 2334] to sit down.
in Ac. 20. 7 [para-teino 3518] to stretch along.
in Ac. ig. 10 [ginomai 993] to become, come to pass.
in Ac, 27. 33 [dia-teleo 1186] to end thoroughly.
in Lu. 6. 12 [dia-nuktereuo 1138] to keep through the
night. [opposition.
CONTRADICT, in Ac. 13. 43 [anti-lego 434] to speakiu
CONTRADICTION, in Heb. 7. 7 ; 12. 3[anti-logia 436]
speaking in opposition,
CONTRARIWISE, in 2 Co. 2. 7, Ga. 2. 7, i Pe 3. 9[to-
unantion 4646] on the opposite, contrary.
CONTRARY (to, to the law, be), in Mt. 14. 24, Mr. 6.
48, Ac, 26, 9 ; 27. 4, I Th, 2, 13, Tit. 2, 8 [en-antios 1609]
opposite, contrary.
in Ac. 18. 13, Ro. II. 24; 16. 17 [para ace. 3436]
contrary to, beyond,
in Ga. 3. 17, i Ti. i, 10 [anti-keimai 431] to be laid in
opposition.* in Ac. 17. 7 [ap-en-anti 327] opposite, contrary to,
CONTRIBUTION, in Ro. 13. 26 [koinonia 2647] having
in common.
CONTROVERSY (without), in t Ti. 3. 16 [homo-
logoumenos 3280] confessedly.
CONVENIENT (season, time, which are, be), in Ep.
5. 4, Phm, 8 [an-eko 406] to come up to, be becoming.
in Mr. 6, 21 [eu-kairos 2016] seasonable, convenient.
iu Ac, 24. 23 [kairos 2349] convenient season.
in Ro, I, 28 [kath-ekon 2331] whoUy becoming,
appropriate, _ [season,
in I Co. 16. 12 [eu-kaireo 2014] to have a convenient
CONVENIENTLY, in Mr. 14. n [eu-kairos 2016]
conveniently. CONVERSATION (have one's, one's.. .is), in Ga, 1. 13,
Ep. 4. 22, I Ti. 4. 12, He. 13. 7, Ja, 3. 13, i Pe. i. 15, 18 ;
2. 12; 3, I, 2, [6, 2 Pe, 2, 7; 3. II [ana-strophe 365]
behaviour, turning up and down. [self,
in 2 Co. I. 12, Ep, 2, 3 [ana-strephomai 364] to behave
iu Ph. I, 27 [politeuomai 3782] to be or act as a citizen.
in Ph. 3. 20 [politeuma 37B1] citizenship.
iu He. 13. 5 [tropes 4677] turning, manner.
CONVERSION, in Ac. 13. 3 [epi-strophe 189 1] turn
ing upon.
CONVERT(be -ed), in Mt. 13. 13, Mr. 4. 12, Lu. 22. 32,
Jo. 12. 40, Ac, 3. 19 ; 28. 27, Ja. 3, ig, 20 [epi-strephomai
1890] to be turned upon.
in Mt. 18, 3 [strephomai 4301] to be tumed,
CONVEY (one's self away), in Jo. 5. 13 [ek-neuo i486]
to nod or move out of or away. [convicted.
CONVICTED (be), in Jo. 8. 9 [elegchomai 1346] to be
CONVINCE, in Jo, 8. 46, i Co, 14. 24, Tit, i. 9, Ja. 2.
9 [elegcho 1546] to convict. [thoroughly.
in Ac. 18. 28 [dia-kat -elegcho 1131] to convict
in Ju. 15 [ex-elegcho 1717] to convict utterly.
COOL, in Lu. 16. 24 [kata-psucho 2321] to cool down.
COPPERSMITH, in 2 Ti. 4, 14 [chalkeus 4959] a
brazier. CORBAN, in Mr. 7, n [korban 2682] what is brought
near (as au offering to God),
CORD (small), in Jo, 2. 1^ [sehoinion 4518] small cord.
CORN (in the ear, field), iu Mt. 12. i, ilr, 2, 23, Lu.
6. I [stachus 4260] ear of grain, [field.
in Mt. 12. I, Mr. 2. 23, Lu. 6. i [sporimos 4236] sown
in Mr. 4. 28, Ac. 7. 12 [sites 4173] corn, wheat.
in Jo. 12. 24 [kokkos 2633] a grain. (See also Tread).
CORNER (chief), in Mt, 6. 5 ; 21. 42, Mr, 12. 10, Lu.
20, 17, Ac. 4. II ; 26, 26, I Pe. 2, 7, Re. 7. i [gonia 1031]
corners, in Ac. 10. II ; II. 3 [arche 695] chief end. [corner,
in Ep. 2. 20, I Pe. 2. 6 [akro-goniaios 181] extreme
CORPSE, inJJr. 6, 29 [ptoma 403^] fallen or dead body.
CORRECTETH (which), in He. 12. g [paideutes 3^23]
trainer. CORRECTION, in 2 Ti. 3. 16 [ep-an- orthosis 1774] a
rigliting up alao.

CORRUPT (whicii is), !n Mt. 7, 17, 18 ; 12. 33 1, Lu. 6.
43 t, Ep. 4. zg [sapros 4120] rotten, corrupt.
in Ep. 4. 22 [phtheiro 4854] to corrupt,
CORRUPT (one's self), in i Co. 13. 33, 2 Co. 7. 2 ; n.
3, Ju. 10, Re. 19. 2 [phtheiro 4834] to corrupt.
in Mt, 6. ig, 20 [a-phanizo 796J to cause to vanish,
iuLu. 12. 33, I Ti. 6, 5 [dia-phtheiromai 1198] to be
thoroughly corrupted,
in 2 Co, 2. 17 [kapeleuo 2388] to adulterate, [rapted.
in 2Ti. 3. 8 [kata-phtheiromai 2314] to be fully cor
in Ja. 3, 2 [sepo 4152] to rot, become corrupt,
CORRUPTIBLE (things, not), in Ro. i. 23, i Co. g.
23; 15- 53. 34j I ^e. 1. 18, 23 [phthartos 4832] corruptible.
in I Pe, 3. 4 [a-phthartos 803] incorruptible,
CORRUPTION, in Ro. 8. 21, i Co. 15. 42, 50, Ga. 6. 8
2 Pe. r. 4 ; 2. 12, ig [phthora 483g] corruption.
in Ac. 2. 27, 31 ; 13. 34, 33, 36, 37 [dia-phthora ngg^
thorough corruption.
COST, iji Lu. 14, 28 [dapane 1047] expense, [ness;.
COSTLINESS, in Re. 18, ig [timiotes 4622] preciouft-
COSTLY (very), in Jo. 12. 3 [polu-timos 37g4] very
in I Ti. 2. 9 [polu-teles 37g3] very costly. [precious.
COUCH, in Lu, 5. ig, 24 [klinidibn 2633] little couch.
in Ac. 3, 13 [krabbatos 26g4] mattress.
COULD. (5ee Can, that).
COUNCIL, in Mt, 5. 22 ; 10. 17 ; 26. 3g, Mr, 13. 9 j 14;
33 ; 13. I, Lu. 22. 66, Jo. IT. 47, Ac. 4. 13 ; 3. 21, 27, 34,
41 ; 6. 12, 13 ; 22. 30 ; 23. i, 6, 15, 20, 28 ; 24, 20 [sun-
edrion 4436] a sitting together, sanhedrim. [council.
in Mt. 12. 14, Ac. 25. 12 [sum-boulion 4364] joint
COUNSEL (together, give, take), in Lu. 7. 30 ; 23. 31,
Ac. 2. 23 ; 4. 28 ; s- 38 ; 20. 27 ; 27. 42, i Co. 4. 3, Ep. i,
IT, He. 6. 17 [boule 923] counsel,
in Mt, 22. 13 ; 27. i, 7 ; 28. 12, Mr. 3. 6 [sum-boulion
4364] joint counsel.
in Jo. II. 53 ; 18. 14, Ac. 9, 23 [sum-bouleuomai 4363]
to take or give joint counsel,
in Ac. 3. 33 [bouleuomai 921] to take counsel.
COUNSEL, iu Re, 3. 18 [sum-bouleuomai 4363] to take
or give joint counsel, [gzz] counsellor.
COUNSELLOR, in Mr, 13, 43, Lu. 23, 30 [bouleutes
inRo. II. 34 [sum-boulos 4363] joint-counsellor,
COUNT, iu Ph, 3. 7, 8 1, 2 Th. 3, 15, i Ti. i. 12, ; 6, r.
He. TO, 29, Ja. I. 2, 2 Pe, 2. 13 ; 3, 9 [hegeomai 4217] to
count, regard. [to reckon.
in Ro. 2. 26 ; 4. 3, 5 ; 9. 8, Ph. 3. 13 [logizomai 2826]
in Mt. 14. 5, Mr. 11. 32, Ac. 20. 24, Phm. 17 [echo
2083] to have, hold.
in Lu. 14. 28, Re. 13. 18 [psepliizo 3063] to calculate.
in Ac. 19. o [sum-psephizo 4403] to calculate together.
(See also Descent, happy, worthy).
COUNTENANCE (of a sad), in Lu. g. zg, Ac. 2. 28, i;
Co, 3. 7 [pros-opon 3991] face.
in Mt, 6, 16 [skuthr-opos 4208] of a sad or sullen face.
in Mt, 28, 3 [idea, eidea 2234] aspect.
in Re. i. 16 [opsis 3412] visage, sight.
COUNTRY (about, round about, owb, go or travel
into a far, one's own), in Mt. 2. 12 ; 8. 28, Mr. 5. 1, 10,
Lu. 2. 8 ; 8. 26 ; 13. 13, 13 ; 19. 12 ; 21. 21, Jo. n. 34, 53,
Ac, 12. 20 ; 18. 23 ; 27. 27 [chora 5038] space, region.
in Mt. 14. 35, Lu, 3. 3 ; 4^ 37 ; 8, 37 [peri-choros 3675]
region around.
in Mr. 5. 14 ; 6, 36, 56 ; 15. 21 ;- 16. 12, Lu, 8. 34 ; g.
12 ; 23. 26 [agros sg] field, country.
iu Mt, 13, 34, 57, Mr. 6. 1, 4, Lu, 4, 23, 24, Jo. 4. 44,
He. IT, 14 [patris 337g] fatherland.
in Mt, g. 31, Ac. 7. 3 [ge 990] land.
in Mt. ZI, 33 ; 23, 14, Mr. 12, i, Lu. 20. 9 [apo-demeo
353] to go away from one's own people.
in Ac. 4, 36 [genos 983]. (See also Better, king's).
COUNTRYMAN (one's own), in 2 Co. n. 26 [genos
gSj] race, kin, birth.
in I Th. 2. 14 [siim-phuletes 4396] fellow-tribesman.
COURAGE, in Ac. z8. 13 [tharsos 2i6ij] courage.
COURSE (by, have), in Ac. 13. 23 ; 20. 24, 2 Ti. 4. 7
[dromos 1298] race, course,
in Lu, I, 3, 8 [eph-emeria 2072] daily course,
iu Ac. 21, 7 [ploos 3750] sailing,
in Ep. 2. 2 [aion 143] age.
in I Co. 14. 27 [meros 2951] part, portion, course,
in 2 Th. 3. 1 [trecho 4661] to run.
in Ja. 3. 6 [troches ^683] a running. {See also Straight).
COUKT (king's), in Lu. 7, 25 [basileion 861] king^s
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in Re. ii. 2 [aule 773] court.
COURTEOUS, in I Pe. 3. 8 [philo-phron 4888] friendly-
minded. COURTEOUSLY, in Ao. 27. 3 [phil-anthropos 4866]
philanthropically. [way.
in Ac. 28. '7 [philo-phron 03 4887] in a friendly-minded
COUSIN, in Lu, i. 36, 58 [sug-genes 4311] kinswoman.
COVENANT (breaker), iu Lu. i. 72, Ac. 3. 25 ; 7. 8,
Ro. 9, 4; II, 27, Ga, 3. IS, 17 ; 4. 24, Ep. 2. 12, He. 8. 6,
8, g t, 10 ; g. 4 e ; 10. 16, 2g ; 12. 24 ; 13. 20 [dia-theke
1127] arrangement, dispensation, covenant.
in Ro. I. 31 [a-sun-thetos 743] uncovenanted,
COVENAnk with for), in Mt, 26. 15 [histemi 2303]
to (cause to) stand firm.
in Lu. 22. 5 [sun-tithemi 447g] to put together,
COVER (one's head, ble, -ed), in Mt. 8. 24 ; 10. 26, Lu.
8. 16 ; 23. 20, I Pe. 4. 8 [kalupto 2377] to cover.
in I Co. II. 6 t [kata-kaluptomai 2426] to be fully
covered. in Mr, 14. 6s [peri-kalupto 3640] to cover round about.
in Lu. 12. 2 [sug-kaluptomai 4319] to be covered to
gether. in Ro. 4. 7 [epi-kalupto 1836] to cover over.
in I Co. II. 4[katakephale32s87]downfromtheliead.
COVERING, in i Co. 11. 15 [peri-bolaion 3628] what
is cast around.
COVET (earnestly, after), in Ac. 20. 33, Ro. 7. 7 ; 13.
9 [epi-thumeo 1830] to covet, over-desire.
in I Co. 12. 31 ; 14. 39 [zeloo 2093] to be zealous for.
in I Ti. 6. I [oregomai 3322] to stretch ont for.
COVETOUS (man, practice), in i Co. 5. 10, 11 ; 6. 10,
Ep. 5. s [pleon-ektes 3730] holding toward more.
in Lu. 16. 14, 2 Ti. 3. 2 [phil-arguros 4868] lover ot
silver. in 2 Pe. 2. 14, [pleon-exia 3731] a holding toward more.
COVETOUSNESS (without), in Mr. 7. 22, Lu. 12. 15,
Ro. I. 29, 2 Co. g. 5, Ep, s. 3, Col. 3. s, I Th. 2. 5, 2 Pe.
2. 3 [pleon-exia 3731] a holding toward more. [silver.
in He. 13. 5 [a-phil-arguros 810] without the love of
CRAFT (of the same), in Mr. 14. i [doles 1278] guile.
iu Ac. 18. 3 [homo-technos 3281] of the same art.
in Ac. ig. 2S [ergasia ig36] work.
in Ac. ig. 27 [meros 2952] part, portion.
in Re. 18. 22 [techne 4609] art.
CRAFTINESS (cunning), in Lu. 20. 23, i Co. 3. 19,
2 Co. 4. 2, Ep. 4. 14 [pan-ourgia 3443] working anything,
uuscrupulousness. [4610] artizan.
CRAFTSMAN, in Ao. ig. 24, 38, Re. 18. 22 [technites
CRAFTY, in 2 Co. 12. 16 [pan-ourgos 3446] working
anything, CRAVE, in Mr, 15. 43 [aiteo 132] to ask.
CREATE, in Mr. 13. 19, i Co. 11. 9, Ep. 2. 10; 3. 9 ;
4. 24, Col. 1. 16 1 ; 3. 10, 1 Ti. 4. 3, Ee. 4. 11 1 ; 10. 6 [ktizo
2730] to create, make.
CREATION, in Mr. 10. 6; 13. 19, Ro. i. 20; 8. 22,
2 Pe. 3. 4, Re. 3. 14 [ktisis 2731] creation, making.
CREATOR, in Ro. i. 25 [ktizo 2730] to create, make.
in 1 Pe. 4. 19 [ktistes 2733] creator, maker.
CREATURE, iu Mr. 16. 15, Ro. i. 25 ; 8. ig, 20, 21,
9, 2 Co. s- 17, Ga. 6. 15, Col. I. IS, 23, He. 4 13 [ktisis
731] creation, creature.
in I Ti. 4. 4, Ja. i. 18, Re. 5. 13 ; 8. 9 [ktisma 2732]
reature, created thing.
CREDITOR, in Lu. 7. 41 [daneistes 104s] lender.
GREEK, in Ac, 27, 39' [kolpos 2662] creek, bay,
CREEP (in unawares, into, creeping thing, which),
iu Ac. 10. 12 ; II. 6, Eo. I. 23 [herpeton 1958] creeping
thmg, in 2 Ti. 3. 6 [en-duno 1627] to go in or into. .
in Ju. 4 [par-eis-duno 3535] to go in sidewiiys.
CRIME (laid against), in Ac. 25. 16 [e|-klema 1351]
what one is called in for.
in Ac. 25. 27 [aitia 134] cause, case.
CRIPPLE (being a), in Ao. 14. 8 [cholos 5037] lame.
CROOKED, inLu. 3. 5, Ph. 2. is[skolio3 4i96] crooked.
CROSS, iu Mt, 10. 38; 16, 24; 27. 32, 40, 42, Mr, 8.
34 ; 10. 21 ; 15. 21, 32 1, Lu. g. 23 ; 14. 27 ; 23. 26, Jo. ig.
17, ig, 2S, 31, I Co. I. 17, 18, Ga. 5. 11 ; 6. 12, 14, Ep. 2.
8 ; 3. 18, Col. I. 20 ; 2. 14, He. 12. 2 [stauros 4257] stake,
cross. CROW, in Mt. 26. 34, 74, 7S, Mr. 14. 30, 68, 72 t, Lu.
22. 34, 60, 61, Jo. 13. 38 ; 18. 27 [phoneo 4944] to sound.
CROWN, in Mt. 27. 29, Mr. 15. 17, Jo. 19. 2, s, i Co.
9. 25, Ph. 4. 1, 1 Th. 2. 19, 2 Ti. 4. 8, Ja. i. 12, i Ve. 5. 4,

Ee. 2. 10; 3. 11; 4. 4. 10; 6- 2; 9- 7; !=• i; H- "4
[Stephanos 4274] crown. , .. , „
in Re. 12. 3 ; 13. i ; 19. 12 [dia-dema 1123] diadem.
CROWN, in 2 i'i. 2. 5, He. 2. 7, 9 [stcphanoo 4275] to
crown. . ,,. .
CRUCIFY (afresh, with), in Mt. 20. 19 ; 23. 34 ; 26, 2 ,
27, 22, 23, 26, 31. 35. 38; 28. 5, Mr. 13. 13, 14, 15, 20.24.
25, 27 ; i6. 6, Lu. 23. 21 S. 23, 33 ; 24. 7, 20, Jo. ig. 6 in,
10, 15 «, 16, 18, 20, 23, 41. Ac. 2. 36; 4. 10, I Co. I. 13,
23 ; 2. 2, 8, 2 Co. 13. 4. Ga. 3. i ! S. =4 ; 6. 14. Be. 11. 8
[stauroo 425B] to crucify. , , ^
in Mt. 27, 44, Mr. 15. 32, Jo, 19. 32, Ro, 6, 6, Ga. 2. 20
[su-stauroom.ai 4497] to be crucified with,
in Ac. 2. 23 [pros-pegnumi 3970] to fix unto.
in He. 6. 6 [ana-stauroo 362] to crucify anew. ^ ^
CRUMB, in Mt. 15. 27, Mr. 7. 28, Lu. 16. 21 [psichion
5067] a Uttle crumb. ,[cry, outcry
CRY, in Mt. 25. 6, Ac. 23. 9, Ro. 14. 18 [krauge 2705]
, in 0 a! 5. 4 [hoe 908] lowing, crying.
CEY (against, aloud, ont, with a loud voice), in Mt,
8. 29 ; g. 27 ; 14. 26, 30 ; 15. 23 ; 20. 30, 31 ; 21. 9, 15 ; 27.
23, so, Mr. I. 26; 3. 11 ; s- 5. 7 ; 9. 24. 26; 10. 47,48; II.
9; 15. 13, 14, 39, Lu. 4. 41 ; 9. 39 ; 18. 39; 19. 40, Jo. I.
IS ; 7. 28, 37 ; 12, 13, 44 ; ig, 12, Ac, 7. 57, 60 ; 14. 14 ;
16. 17 ; ig. 28, 32, 34 ; 21. 28, 36 ; 23. 6 ; 24. 21, Eo. 8.
IS ; g. 27, Ga. 4, 6, .la. 5. 4, Re. 6. 10 ; 7. 2, 10 ; 10. 3 « ;
12. 2 ; 14. 15 ; i3. 2, 18, 19 ; 19. 17 [krazo 2695] to cry.
in Mt. 12. 19 ; 15. 22, Jo. 11. 43 ; 18. 40 ; 19. 6, 15, Ao.
22. 23 [kraugazo 2704] to cry. [321] to cry out.
in Mr. i. 23 ; 6. 49, Lu, 4, 33 ; 8. 28 ; 23. 18 [ana-krazS
in Mt. 3. 3, Mr, 1. 3 ; 15. 34, Lu. 3. 4 ; 18. 7, 38, Jo. i.
23, Ac. 8. 7 ; 17. 6 ; 21. 34, Ga. 4. 27 [boao 907] to low, cry,
in Mt. 27. 46, Mr. 15. 8, Lu. 9. 38 [ana-boao 281] to low,
cry aloud.
in Ac. 25. 24 [epi-boao 1809] to low, cry also.
in Lu, 8. 8 ; 16. 24 ; 23. 46, Ao. 16. 28, Ee. 14. tS
[phoneo 4944] to sound. [also.
in Lu. 23. 21, Ac. 22. 24 [epi-phoneo 1916] to sound
in Mr. 15. 37 [aph-iemi 807] to send away or forth.
CPoYING, in He. s. 7, Re. 21. 4 [krauge 2705] cry.
CRYSTAL (be clear as), in Re. 4. 6 ; 22, i [krustalloa
2723] crystal, , , ,
in Re. 21. 11 [krustalhzo 2722] to be as crystal.
CUBIT, in Mt. 6. 27, Lu. 12. 25, Jo, 21. 8, Ee. 21. 17
[pechus 3692] cubit. [about, distracted.
CUMBER, inLu. 10. 40 [peri-spaomai366i]to be drawn
in Lu. 13. 7 [kat-argeo 2481] to make thoroughly use-
CUMI, in Mr. 5. 41 [koumi 2690] rise. [less.
CUMMIN, in Mt. 23. 23 [kuminon 2746] cummin.
CUNNING CRAFTINESS, in Ep. 4. 14 [pan-ourgia
3445] working anything, uuscrupulousness.
CUNNINGLY DEVISED, in 2 Fe. i. 16 [sophizomal
4223] to be wisely made.
CUP, in Mt. 10. 42 ; 20. 22, 23 ; 23. 25, 26 ; 2S. 27, 39,
42, Mr. 7. 4, 8 ; 9. 41 ; 10. 38. 39 ! '4. 23. 36, Lu. n. 39 ;
22. 17, 20 t, 42, .To. 18. II, I Co. 10. 16, 21 ; II. 25 i, 26,
27, 28, Re. 14. 10; 16, 19; 17, 4; 18. 6 [poterion 3822]
drinking-cup. CURB, in Lu. 13. 32 [iasis 2230] healing,
CURE, in Mt, 27, 16, 18, Lu, 7, 21 ; g, i, Jo. 3. to
[therapeuo 2ig2] to cure. [curious work.
CURIOUS ARTS, in Ac. 19. 19 [peri-ergos 3632]
CUESE (be bound under a great), in Eo. 3. 14 [ara
644] curse, cursing. [or bitter curse.
in Ga. 3. 10, 13 1, He. 6. 8, Ja. 3. 10 [kat-ara 2479] full
in Ac. 23. 14 [ana-thematizo ana-thema 304) to ana
thematise with an anathema. [anathema.
in Ac. 23. 12, Ee. 22. 3 [kat-ana-thema 2460] a full
CUESE (be -ed), in Mt. 5. 44 ; 25. 41, Mr. u. 21, Lu. 6.
28, Eo. 12. 14, Ja. 3. 9 [kat-araomai 2480] to curse fully
or bitterly.
in Mt. 15. 4, Mr, 7. 10 [kako-logeo 2357] to speak evil,
in Mr. 14. 71 [ana-thematizo 304] to anathematise.
in Mt. 26. 74 [kat-ana-thematizo 2461] to anathematise
fully or bitterly. [bitterly cursed also.
in Jo. 7. 49, Ga. 3. 10, 13 [epi-kat-aratos 1837] fully or
in 2 Pe. 2. 14 [kat-ara 2479] full or bitter curse,
. CUSTOM (as his.. .was, receipt of), in Lu. i. 9 ; 2. 42,
Ac. 6. 14; i6.2i;2i.2i; 26. 3; 28. 17 [ethos 1374] custom.
in Jo. 18. 39, 1 Co. II. 16 [sun-etheia44S9] joint custom,
in Lu. 4. 16 [etho 1375] to be customary.
in Lu. 2. 27 [etliizomai 1369] to be customary.
in Mt. 17. 25, Eo. 13. 7 [telos 4587] tax. [offlce.
in Mt. 9. 9, Mr, 2, 14, Lu, 5. 27 [telonion 4589] tax

DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

CUT (down, off, asunder, in sunder, short, to the
heart, be, may), in Mr. 9, 43, 43, Jo. 18. 10, 26, Ac. 27,
32, Ga, 5, 12 [apo-kopto 574] to strike away or off.
in Mt. 3. 30 ; 18. 8, Lu. 13. 7, 9, Ro. 11, 22, 24, 2 Co. n,
12 [ek-kopto 1473] to strike off, out of, [ly.
in Mr. 5. 5 [kata-kopto 2437] to strike down or severc-
in Mt. 21, 8, Mr. it. 8 [kopto 2679] to strike, [two.
in Mt. 24. 31, Lu. 12. 46 [dicho-tomeo 1260] to cut in
in Ro, 9. 28 [sun-temno 4477] to cut together,
ia Mr, 14, 47, Lu, 22. 50 [apn-aireo 794] to take away.
in Ac. 3. 33 ; 7. 54 [dia-priomai 1168] to be sawn
tliroug;li. CYMBAL, in i Co. 13. i [kumbalon 2745] cymbaL

DAILY, in Mt, 26. 53, Mr. 14. 49, Lu, 9. 23 ; 19, 47 ;
22, 33, Ac. 2. 46, 47 ; 3. 2 ; 16. 5; 17, IT, 17 ; 19. 9, i Co,
13, 31, 2. Co. II. 28, He. 3. 13 ; 7, 27; TO. II [kath
hemeran 2131] daily, tlirough the day, [each day.
in He. 3. 13 [kath hekasten hemeran 2131] through
in Ac, 6, I [kath-emerinos 2333] daily, every day,
in Ja, 2. IS [eph-emeros 2073] daily, for the day,
in Ac. 3. 42 [pasan hemeran 2131] every day,
in Mt. 6. II, Lu, IT, 3 [epi-ousios 1861] necessary,
needful. DAINTY, in Re. t8, 14 [liparos 2822] dainty, brilliant.
DAMAGE (receive), in Ac, 27. 10 [zemia 2093] loss.
in 2 Co. 7. Q [zemioomai 2096] to receive loss.
DAMNABLE, in 2 Pe. 2. i [apoleia 643] destruction.
DAMNATION, in Mt. 23. 14, Mr. 12. 40. Lu. 20. 47,
Ro. 3. 8 ; 13. 2, I Co, II, 29, I Ti. 3, 12 [krima 2712]
judgment. in Mt. 23. 33, Mr. 3. 29 [krisis 2715] judgment.
in 2 Pe. 2. 3 [apoleia 643] destruction.
DAMNED (be), in Mr. 16. 16, Ro. 14. 23 [kata-
krinomai 2440] to be judged down.
in 2 Th. 2. 12 [krinomai 2714] to be judged.
DAMSEL, in Mt. 14. 11, Mr, 3, 41, 42 ; 6, 22, 28[kor-
asion 2681] damsel,
in Mr. 3. 39, 40 t, 41 [paidion 3426] little child.
in Mt, 26. 69 [paidiske 3427] maiden,
DANCE, in Mt. 11. 17; 14. 6, Mr, 6. 22, Lu, 7. 32
[orcheomai 3347] to dance,
DANCING, in Lu. 13. 25 [chores 3006] dance.
DANGER OF (in), inMt, 5.21, 22, Mr., 3, 29[en-ocho3
1668] held in of.
iu Ac. 19. 27, 40 [kinduneuo 2603] to be in danger,
ANGEROUS, in Ac. 27 glepi-sphales 1896] insecure,
DARE (see also Durst), in Ro. 5. 7; 15. 18, i Co, 6. i,
2 Co. 10. 12 [tolruao 4637] to dare.
DARK, in Lu. :i. 36 [skoteinos 4202] darkened.
iu Jo. 6. 17 ; zj. I [skotia 4203] darkness.
in 2 Pe. I. 19 [C'.uchmeros 793] murky.
DARKENED (be), in Mt. 24. 29, Mr. 13. 24, Ro. i. 21 ;
i£. TO, Lu, 23. 45, Ep. 4. 18, Re. 8. 12 ; 9. 2 [skotizomai
4204] to be darkened. [enigma^ cbscui-ely,
DARKLY, in i Co. 13. 12 [en-ainigmati 115] iu an
DARKNESS (full of), in Mt. 4. 16 ; 6. 23 t, 8. 12 ; 22.
13 ; 25-30 ; 27. 43, Mr, 13. 33, Lu. I. 79 ; n. 33 ; 22. 35;
23. 44, Jo, 3, 19, Ac. 2. 20 ; 13. II ; 26. 18, Ro, 2. ig ; 13,
12, I Co. 4. 5, 2 Co. 4. 6 ; 6. 14, Ep, 3. 8, n ; 6. 12, Col.
I. 13, I Th. 3. 4, 3, He. 12. 18, I Pe. 2. 9, 2Pe. 2. 17, i Jo.
I. 6, Ju. 13 [skotos 4205] darkness,
in Mt. 10. 27, Lu. 12. 3, Jo. I, 5 t; 8. 12 ; 12. 35 t, 46,
I Jo. T. 5 ; 2, 8, 9, II th [skotia 4203] darkness.
in Mt. 6. 23, Lu, II. 34 [skoteinos 4202] darkened.
in 2 Pe. 2. 4, Ju. 6 [zoiJhos 2101) gloom,
in Re. 16. 10 [skotoomai 4206] to be darkened.
DART, in Ep. 6. 16 [belos 882] dart,
in He, 12. 20 [bolis 915] dart, javelin.
DASH (against), in Mt, 47 6, Lu, 4, n [pros-kopto
3957] to strike toward.
DAUGHTER (in-law, little, young), in Mt. 9, 18, 22 ;
10, 33, 37 ; 14. 6 ; 13. 22, 28; 21. 3, Mr. 3. 34, 35 ; 6, 22 ;
7. 26, 29, 30, Lu. I, 3; 2. 36 ; 8. 42, 48, 49; 12. 33* ; 13.
26 ; 23, 28, Jo, 12, 15, Ac. 2, 17; 7. 21 ; 21, 9, 2 Co. 6. 18,
He. II. 24 [thugater 2230] daughter.
in Mr. 5. 23 ; 7. 25 [thugatrion 2231] little daughter,
in I Pe, 3. 6 [teknon 4574] child, [in-lav?.
inMt. 10. 33,Lu. 12. 33[numphe3i65]bride, daughter-
DAWN (begin to), in Mt. 28.1 [epi-phosko 1917110 be
come light also..

in 2 Pe. I, 19 [di-augaz6 1192] to shine through,
DAY (a great while before, break of, by day, every,
following, for the, from day to, next, unto this, in the
days of), in Mt, 2. i ; 3. i ; 4. 2 ; 6. 34 ; 7. 22 ; 9. 13 ; 10,
13 ; IT. 12, 22, 24 ; 12. 36, 40 1; 13, i ; 13. 32 ; 16. 21 ; 17.
1, 23 ; 20. 2, 6, 12, 19 ; 22, 23, 46 ; 23, 30 ; 24. 19, 22 1, 29,
36) 37j 38 1, 50 ; 23. 13 ; 26, 2, 29, 61 ; 27, 40, 63, 64, Mr.
I. 9, 13 ; 2. I, 2ot ; 4. 27, 35 ; 5- 5 ; 6- ". 21 ; 8, i, z, 31 ;
g. 2, 31 ; 10. 34 ; 13, 17, 19, 20 1, 24, 32 ; 14. i, 12, 23, 58 ;
13, 29, Lu, I, 3, 20, 23, 24, 23, 39, 59, 75, 80; 2, I, 6, 21,
22) 37. 43» 44. 46 ; 4- 2 1, 16, 25, 42 ; 3. 17, 35 1 ; 6, 12, 13,
23.; 8. 22 ; 9, 12, 22, 28, 36, 37; 10, 12; 12, 46 ; 13. 141C,
16, 31 ; 14. 5 ; 15, 13 ; 17, 4^, 22 1, 24, 26 1, 27, 28j 29, 30,
31 ; 18. 7, 33 ; 19, 42, 43 ; 20. I ; 21. 6, 22, 23, 34; 22. 7,
66 ; 23. 12, 29, 34 ; 24, 7, 13, 18, 21, 29, 46, Jo, I, 40 ; 2.
1, 12, 19, 20 ; 4. 40, 43 ; 3. 9 ; 6. 39, 40, 44, 54 ; 7. 37 ; 8.
56; g. 4; II. 6, gtt 17, 24, 53; 12. I, 7, 48; 14. 20; 16,
23, 26 ; 19, 31 ; 20. ig, 26, Ac, i, 2, 3, 5, 15, 22; 2. i, 15,
17, 18, 20, 2g, 41 ; 3. 24 ; 3, 36, 37 ; 6. i ; 7. 8, 26, 41, 43 ;
9. 9, 19, 23, 24, 37, 43 ; 10, 3, 30, 40, 48 ; IT, 27; 12. 3, 18,
21 ; 13. 14, 31, 41 ; 13. 36 ; 16, 12, 18, 35 ; 17, 31 ; 20, 6 tk,
16, 18, 26, 31 ; 21. 4, 5, 7, 10, 13, 26 1, 27, 38 ; 23, I, 12;
24, I, IT, 24 ; 23. I, 6, 13, 14 ; 26. 7, 22 ; 27. 7, 20, 29, 33 1,
39; 28. 7, 12, 13, 14, 17, 23, Ro. 2. 5, 16 ; 8, 36 ; 10, 21 ;
II, 8; 13, 12, 13 ; 14. 5t,6t, 1 Co, I. 8 ; 3, 13 ; 3, 3 ; 10.
8 ; 13, 4, 2 Co, I, 14 ; 4. 16 ; 6. 2 t, Ga, i. 18 ; 4, 10, Ep.
4. 30 ; 3. 16 ; 6. 13, Ph, i. 3, 6, 10 ; 2. 16, CoL i, 6, 9, i
Th, 2. 9 ; 3. ID ; 5. 2, 4, 5, 8, 2 Th. i, 10 ; 2, 2 ; 3. 8, i
TL 3, 3, 2 I'i. I. 3, 12, 18 ; 3. I ; 4. 8, He. i. 1 ; 3. 8 ; 4.
4» 7j 8 ; 5- 7 ; 7' 3 ; 8- 8, 9, 10 ; 10, 16, 25, 32 ; 11. 30 ; 12,
10, Ja, 3. 3, 5, I Pe, 2. 12 ; 3. 10, 20, 2 Pe, i, 19 ; 2, 8, g,
13 ; 3- 3. 7» 8i, 10, 12, I Jo, 4. 17, Ju, 6, Re. I- 10; 2. 10,
13 ; 4. 8 ; 6/^7 ; 7. 13 ; 8. 12 ; g. 6, 13 ; ip, 7 ; n. 3, 6, 9,
11; 12. 6, 10; 14, 11; 16, 14; 18, 8; 20. 10; 21. 25
[hemera 2131] day,
in Mt. 6. II ; ii. 23 ; 27. 8, 19 ; 28. 15, Mr. 14, 30, Lu,
2. II ; 4. 21 ; 19. 9; 22. 34, Ac, 4. 9 ; 13. 33 ; ig. 40; 20,
26 ; 22, 3 ; 24. 21 ; 26, 2, 29 ; 27, 33, Ro, 11. 8, 2 Co. 3.
14, 13 [semeron 4131] to-day.
in Mt. 27, 62, Jo, I. 29, 33, 43 ; 6, 22 ; 12. 12, Ac. 14.
20 ; 21. 8 ; 23. 6 [ep-aurion 1780] to-morrow.
in Ac. 20. 13.; 27. 3 [heteros 1980] other, another.
ill iMr. I. 35 [en-nuchon 1662] in the night.
in Mr. 6, 35 [hora 3086] hour.
in Ac. 4. 3 [aurion 779] morrow,
in Ac, 28, 13 [deuteraios 1092] second (day).
in I Co. 4, 13 [arti 688] just now,
(See also After, court, eighth, feast, first, following,
next, night, sabbath, third, to-day),
DAYSPRING. in Lu. i. 78 [ana-tole 369] uprising.
DAYSTAR, in 2 Pe. i, 19 [phos-phoros 4948] light-
Dearer. DAYTIME (in the), in Lu. 21. 37 [tas hemeras 2131]
the days.
DEACON (use the office of a), in Ph. i. i, 1 Ti. 3. 8,
12 [diakouos 1134] ministrantj^ deacon. [deacon,
in I Ti. 3. 10, 13 [diakoneo 1132] to be or act as a
DEAD (with, man, body, be, become, half), in Mt. 8.
22 i ; 10. 8 ; n. 3 ; 14, 2 ; 17. 9 ; 22. 31, 32 ; 23. 27 ; 27,
64 ; 28, 4, 7, Mr. 6, 14, 16 ; 9. 9, 10, 26 ; 12. 23, 26, 27,
Lu. 7. 15, 22 ; g. 7, 6oi; 15. 24, 32; 16, 30, 31 ; 20. 33,
37» 38 ; 24, 3, 46, Jo. 2, 22 ; 3, 21, 23 ; 12, I, 9, 17 ; 20
9 ; 21, 14, Ac, 3. 13 ; 4. 2, 10 ; 5. 10 ; 10. 41, 42 ; 13. 30,
34 ; 17- 3. 3T» 32 ; 20, 9 ; 23. 6 ; 24, 15, 21 ; 26. 8, 23 ; 28.
o, Ro. I, 4 ; 4. 17, 24 ; 6, g, 11, 13 ; 7. 4, 8 ; 8, 10, ii t ;
10. 7, 9; II. 15 ; 14. 9, I Co. 13. 12 1^ 13, 13, 16, 20, 21,
agth, 32, 35, 52, 2 Co, i. 9, Ga. i. i, Ep, i. 20; 2, i, 5 5
5, i;4. Ph. 3. II, Col. I. 18 ; 2. 12, 13, i Th, i. 10; 4. 16,
a Ti,'2. 8 y'4. I, He. 6. i, 2 ; 9. 14, 17 ; n. 19, 33 ; 13. 20,
Ja. 2. 17, 20, 26 1, I Pe. I. 3, 21 ; 4. 5, 6, Re. i, 3, 17, 18 ;
2. 8 ; 5. T ; 11. 18 ; 14. 13 ; 16. 3 ; 20. 5, 12 tj 13C [nekros
3108] dead.
in Ro. 4. 19, He. 11. 12 [nekroomai 3109] to be dead.
in Mt. 9. 24, Mr. 5. 35, 39 ; 9, 26 ; 15. 44 1, Lu. 8. 52,
53, Jo. 6. 49, 58; 8, 52, 53 1; II. 14, 25, Ac, 7. 4, Ro. 3,
15 ; 6. 2, 7, 8 ; 7. 2, 6, 2 Co. 5. 14, Ga. 2, 19, 21, CoL 2,
20 ; 3. 3, He. II, 4, Ju. 12 [apo-thuesko 563] to die off or
away. _
in Mt. 2. 20, Mr. 13. 44, Lu. 7, 12 ; 8. 49, Jo, 11. 39, 41*
44 ; 12. I ; 19, 33, Ac. 14, TT ; 25. 19, i Ti, 5, 6 [tlmesko
2214] to die.
in 2 Ti. 2. II [sun-apo-thnesko 4424] to die off with.
in Mt. 2. 19 ; 9, 18, Ac, b, 29 [teleut-ao 4584I to come
to an eud.

OR A KEY TO THB HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE KEW TESTAMENT.

27

in Ro. 7. 4 [thanatoomai 2160] to be put to death.
in I Pe, 2. 24 [apo-ginomai 545] to be away from.
in Re. 11. 8, 9* [ptoma 4034] fallen or dead body.
in Lu. 10. 30 [hemi-thaues 2134] half-dead. ^
in I Co, 7. 39 [koimaomai 2642] to be laid to sleep.
DEADLY (thing), iu Mr. 16. 18 [thanasimos 2157]
deadly. in Ja. 3. 8 [thanate-phoros 2158] death-bearing.
in Re. 13. 3, 12 [thanatos 2159] death.
DEADNESS, in Ro. 4. ig [nekrosis 3110] deadness.
DEAF, in Mt. 11. s, Mr. 7. 32, 37 ; 9. 25, Lu. 7. 22
[kophos 2762] dumb, blunted. [1766] to do.
DEAL [subtilely, with), in Lu, i. 25 ; 2, 48 [poieo
in Ac. 25. 24 [en-tugchano 1684] to intercede.
in Ro. 12. 3 [merizo 2945] to divide, part.
in He. 12. 7 [pros-pheromai 3982] to bear self toward.
in Ac. 7. 19 [kata-sophizomai 2494] to act wisely
against. [antly.
DEAL (a great), in Mr. 7.36 [perissoteron 3665] abuud-
DBALINGS (with, have), in Jo. 4. 9 [su|-chraomai
4337] to do business with. [loved.
DEAR, in Ep, s. i> t Th. 2. 8 [agapetos 19] dearly
in Col. I. 13 [agape 18] dear love.
in Lu. 7. 2 [en-timos 1675] in honour, precious.
in Ac. 20. 24 [timios 462 il honoured, precious.
DEARLY. (See Beloved).
DEARTH, in Ao. 7. 11 ; 11. 28 [limos 282c] famine.
DEATH (appointed to, be, lie at the point of, cause
to be put to), in Mt. 4. 16 ; 10. 21 ; 15. 4 ; 16. 28 ; 20. 18 ;
26. 38, 66, Mr. 7. 10 ; 9. 1 ; 10. 33 ; 13. 12 ; 14. 34, 64, Lu.
I. 79 ; 2. 26 ; 9. 27 ; 22. 33 ; 23. 15, 22 ; 24. 20, Jo. 5. 24 ;
8. 51, 52 ; II. 4, 13 ; 12. 33 ; 18. 32 ; 21. ig, Ac. 2. 24 ; 13.
28 ; 22. 4 ; 23. 29; 25. II, 25; 26. 31 ; 28. 18, Eo. i. 32 ;
5. 10, 12 1, 14, 17, 21; 6. 3, 4, sy 9, 16, 21, 23; 7. 5, 10,
13 1, 24 ; 8. 2, 6, 38, I Co. 3. 22 ; 11. 26 ; 15. 21, 26, 54, 55,
56, 2 Co. I. 9, 10 ; 2. z6t; 3. 7 ; 4. 11, 12 ;' 7. 10 ; n. 23,
Ph. I. 20 i ; 2. 8, 27, 30; 3. 10, Col. I. 22, 2 Ti. i. 10, He,
2, 9 (, 14 (, IS ; 5. 7 ; 7. 23 ; g. 15, 16 ; ii. 5, Ja. i. 15 ; 5.
20, I Jo. 3. 14 < ; 5. T6th. 17, Re. I. 18; 2. 10, II, 23 ; 6.
8 f ; g. 6 i ; 12. II ; 13. 3 ; 18. 8 ; 20. 6, 13, 14 1 ; 21. 4, 8
[thanatos 2159] death.
in Mt. 2. 15 [teleute 4585] end.
in Mr. s- 23 [eschatos 1971] at the last extremity.
in Ac. 8. I [an-airesis 308] a lifting or taking up.
in Jo. 4. 47 [mello apoth-nesko 563] to be about to die
off. in Mt. 14. 5, Mr. 14. i, Lu. 18. 33, -To. 11. 53 ; 12. 10 ;
i3. 3i.;[apo-kteino 580] to kill off or outright.
in Mt. 10. 21 ; 26. 59 ; 27. i, Jlr. 13. 12 ; 14. 55, Lu.
21. 16, I Pe. 3. 18 [thanatoo 2160] to put to death.
in Lu. 23. 32, Ac. 26. 10 [an-aireomai 309] to be lifted
or taken up.
in Ac. 12. 19 [ap-agomai 487] to be lod away.
in I Co. 4. 9 [epi-thanatios 1828] appointed to death.
DEBATE, m Ro. i. 29, 2 Co. 12. 20 [eris 1952] strife.
DEBT, in Mt. 6. 12, Ro. 4. 4 [opheilema 3396] debt.
in Mt. 18. 27 [daneiqn 1044] loan.
in Mt. i3. 32 [opheile 3395] debt.
in Jit. 18. 30 [opheilo 3397] to be indebted.
DEBTOR (be a), in Mt. 6. 12, Eo. i. 14 ; 8. 12 ; 15. 27,
Ga. s. 3 [opheiletes 3394] debtor.
in Lu. 7. 41 ; 16. 5 [chreo-pheiletes 5012] debt-ower.
in Mt. 23. 16 [opheilo 3397] to be indebted.
DECAY, in He, 8. 13 [palaioomai 3434] to be or
become old. [going, exodus.
DECEASE, in Lu. g. 31, 2 Pe. i. 15 [ex-odos 1732] out-
DECEASED, in Mt. 27. 25 [teleutao 4584] to come to
an end. [guile.
DECEIT (use), in Mr. 7. 22, Ro. i. 29 [doles 1278]
in Ro. 3. 13 [dolioo 1277] to use guile.
in Col. 2. 8 [a-pate 507] deceit.
in I Th. 2. "3 [plane 3714] a leading astray.
DECEITFUL, in 2 Co. 11. 13 [dolios 1276] guileful.
in Ep. 4. 22 [a-pate 507] deceit.
DECEITFULLY. (See Handle). [507] deceit.
DECEITFULNESS, in Mt. 13. 22, He. 3. 13 [a-pate
DECEIVABLENESS, in 2 Th. 2. 10 [a-pate 507] deceit.
DECEIVE, in Mt. 24. 4, 5, 11, 24, Mr. 13. 5, 6, Lu, 21,
8, Jo, 7, 12, 47, I Co, 6, 9; 15. 33. Ga. 6. 7, 2 Ti. 3. 13,
Tit. 3. 3, I Jo. I. 8 ; 3. 7, Re. 12. 9 ; 13. 14 ; 18. 23 ; 19.
20 ; 20. 3, 8 [planao 3713] to lead astray.
in Ep, 5, 6, I Ti. 2. 14*, Ja. i. 26 [a-patao 506] to
deceive. [deceive greatly.
in Eo. 7. II ; 16. 18, i Co. 3. 18 [eX-a-patiiS 1708] tc

in Ga. 6. 3 [phren-a-patao 4913I to deceive the mind.
in Ep. 4. 14 [plane 3714] a leading astray.
in Ja. I. 22 [para-logizomai 3497] to reckon sideways.
DECEIVER, insMt. 27. 63, 2 Co. 6. 8, 2 Jo. jt
[pianos 3716] one leading .nstray. [mind.
in nt. I. 10 [phren-a-pates 4914] one deceiving the
DECEIVINGS, in 2 Pe 2. 13 [a-pato 507] deceit.
DECENTLY, in i Co. 14. 40 [eu-schemonos 2049] in a
well-fashioned manner, becomingly.
DECK, in Re, 17. 4 [chrusoomai 5035] to be gilded.
DECLARATION, in Lu. i. i [di-egcsis 1225] a leading
through. DECLARE (manifestly, plainly), in Jo. i. 18, Ac. 10.
8 ; 15. 12, 14 ; 21. 19 [ex-egeomai 1723] to lead forth.
in Ac. 8. 33 ; 9. 27 [di-egeomai 1224] to lead through.
in Ac. 13. 41 ; 15. 3 [ek-di-egeomai 1447] to lead
throughout. [cause to know.
in Jo. 17. 26 1, T Co. 15. I, Col. 4. 7 [gnorizo 1004] to
iu Ac. 15. 4 ; 20. 27, I Jo. I. 5 [an-aggello 284] to
announce anew. [announce fully.
in Lu. 8. 47, He. 2. 12, i Jo. i. 3 [ap-aggello 485] to
in Ac. 17. 23, 2 Co. 2. 1 [kat-aggello 2408] to announce '
thoroughly. in Ro. 9. 17 [di-aggell6 1114] to announce throughout.
in I Co, II. 17 [par-aggello 3466] to announce along
side. in Re, 10, 7 [eu-a|gelizo 1989] to announce good
tidings, in I Co, I, II ; 3, 13, Col, i. 8 [deloo 1099] to make
evident. in Ro. 3. 25. 26 [en-deixis 1613] a shewing forth.
in Ac. 25. 14 [ana-tithemi 368] to put up or anew,
Mt. 13. 36 (phrazo 4^110] to explain.
in Ro. I. 4 [horizomai 3333] to be marked out,
in 2 Co. 3. 3 [phaneroo 4829] to manifest.
in He. 11. 14 [em-phanizo 1600] to manifest forth,
(See also Tidings), [less.
DECREASE, in Jo. 3. 30 [clattoniai rs37] to become
DECREE, in Lu. 2. i, Ac. 16. 4 ; 17. 7 [dogma 1267]
decree DECEBE, in i Co. 7. 37 [krino 2714] to judge.
DEDICATED (be), in He. 6. 18 [eg-kainizomai 1344]
to be renewed.
DEDICATION (feast of the), in Jo. 10. 22 [.eg-kainia
i343]^newal. Deed (done, good, OUT), in Lu. 11. 48 ; 24. 19, Jo. 3.
19, 20, 21 ; 8. 41, Ac. 7. 22, Eo. 2. 6 ; 3. 20, 28 ; 15. 18,
I Co. s. 2, 2 Co. 10. II, Col. 3. 17, 2 Pe. 2. 8, I Jo. 3. i3,
2 Jo. II, 3 Jo. 10, Ju. 15, Ee. 2. 6, 22 ; 16. II [ergon
1938I work.
in Ac. 4. 9 [eu-ergesia 2000] good work.
in Lu. 23. SI, Ac. 19. 18, Eo. 8. 13, Col. 3. 9 [praxis
3833] practice, doing.
in Lu. 23. 41 [prasso 3837] to practise, do.
in Ja. I. 25 [poiesis 3768] doing, deed. (Sec also
Mighty, worthy, this).
DEEM, in Ao. 27. 27 [hupo-noeo 4792] to surmise.
DEEP (things, dig), in Lu. 5. 4, i Co. 2. 10, 2 Co. 8, 2
[bathos B37] depth, deep place or thing.
in Jo. 4. II, Ac. 20. 9 [bathus83g] deep. [place.
in Lu. 8. 31, Eo. 10. 7 [a-bussos 4] abyss, very deep
in Lu. 6. 48 [bathuno 838] to deepen, go deep.
in 2 Co. II. 2S [buthos g4g] deep. [anew.
DEEPLY (sigh), in Mr. 8. 12 [ana-stenazo 363] to groan
DEEPNESS, in Mr. 13. 5 [bathos 837] depth.
DEFAMED (be), in i Co. 4. 13 [blasphemeomai 901]
to be injuriously spoken of.
DEFENCE (make), in Ac. 22. i. Ph. i. 7, 17 [apo-logia
589] defence, apology. [apologise.
in Ac. 19. 33 [apo-logeomai 588] to make defence,
DEFEND, in Ao. 7. 24 [amunomai 263] to repel,
ward off. [delay.
DEFEE, in Ac. 24. 22 [ana-ballomai 277] to cast back,
DEFILE (oneself with mankind), in Mt. 15. 11 1, 18,
2ot, Mr. 7. i5t, 18, 20, 23, Ee. 21. 27 [koino5 2645] to
make common, defile. [to pollute.
in Jo. 18. 28, Ti. 1. Ts't, He. 12. is, Ju. 8 [miaino 3023]
iu I Co. 8. 7, Ee. 3. 4 ; 14. 4 [moluno 3061] to soil.
in Mr. 7. 2 [koinos 2644] common, defiled.
in I Co. 3. 17 [phtheiro 4854] to corrupt.
in Ja. 3, 6 [spiloo 4230] to spot.
in I Ti. I. 10 [arseno-fcoites 685] lying with a malo,
DEFEAUD, in Mr, 10. 10, i Co. 6. 7, 8 ; 7. 5 [apo-
steroo 612] to deprive of, talie away by fraud.

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DICTIONARY Of EIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in 2 Co. 7.'2, 1 Th. 4, 6 [pleon-ekteo 3729] to overreach,
hold toward more. [step,
DEGREE (of low), in i Ti. 3. 13 [bathmos 836] degree,
in Lu. I. 52, Ja. i. 9 [tapeinos 4347] low, lowly.
DELAY, m Ac, 23. 17 [ana-bole 282] a casting back,
delay, [spend time.
DELAY, in Mt. 24. 48, Lu, 12. 43 [chronizo 5026] to
in Ac, g. 38 [okneo 3238] to be slothful,
DELICACY, in Re. 18. 3 [strenos 4303] streuuousness,
hard living,
DELICATELY, in Lu. 7. 25 [truphe 4690] luxuriance,
DELICIOUSLY (live), in Re, 18, 7, 9 [streniao 4302]
to live strenuously or hardly.
DELIGHT (in), in Ro. 7. 22 [sun-edomal 4458] to have
pleasure or gladness with,
DELIVER (again, up, be. -ed of), in Mt. 3. 23 i ; 10. 17,
ig, 21 ; II. 27 ; 18. 34 ; 20. 19 ; 24. 9 ; 23. 14, 20, 22 ; 26,
15 I 27. 2, 18, 26, llr. 7, 13 ; 9. 31 ; 10. 33 1 ; 13. 9, 11 ;
15. I, 10, 13, Lu. I. 2 ; 4. 6 ; 9. 44 ; 10. 22; 12, 38; 18,
32 ; 20. 20 ; 21, 12 ; 23. 23 ; 24, 7, 20, Jo. 18. 30, 35, 36 ;
ig, II, 16, Ac. 3. 13 ; 6. 14 ; 12, 4 ; 16. 4 ; 21. 11 ; 22, 4 ;
27, I ; 28. 16, 17, Ro. 4, 23 ; 6. 17 ; 8. 32, 1 Co. 5. s ; it.
2, 23 ; 15- 32 24, 2 Co. 4. II, I Ti. I. 20, 2 Pe, 2. 4, 21, Ju.
3 [para-didomi 3473] to givs over or up,
in Mt. 6. 13 ; 27. 43, Lu. i. 74 ; 11. 4, Ro. 7, 24 ; 15.
31, 2 Co. I. 10 iA, Col. I. 13, I Th.^. 10, 2 Th. 3. 2, 2 Ti.
3. II ; 4, 17, 18, 2 Pe. 2, 7, g [ruomai 4096] to rescue.
iu Ac. 7. TO, 34 ; 12. II ; 26, 17, Ga. i. 4 [ex-aireo 1697]
to lift or take out of. [to bring forth a child,
inLu. I, 57; 2, 6, He, it. it, Re, 12, 2, 4 [tikto 611]
in Lu. 7, 15 ; ig, 13, Ac. 7. 25, Re, 20, 13 [aidomi 1112]
to give, [or over.
in Lu. 4. 17, Ac. 15. 30 [epi-didoTui 1822] to give upon
in Lu. IZ. 58, He. 2. 15 [ap-allass6 492] to change from.
in Ac, 25. n, 16 [charizomai 4969] to be gracious,
grant as a favour.
in Mt. 27. 58 [apo-didomi 335] to give away.
in Jo. 16. 21 [gennao 979] to beget or bear a child,
in Ac, 2. 23 [ek-dotos 1452] given out,
in Ac. 7. 23 [didomi soterian 4527] to give safety.
in Ac. 23. 33 [ana-didomi 297] to be given up, [less,
in Ro. 7. 6 [kat-argeomai 2481] to be made idle or use-
in Ro. 8. 21 [eleutheroomai 1554] to be freed.
DELIVERANCE, in Lu. 4. 18 [aph-esis 802] sending
or letting away,
in He, ii. 33 [apo-lutrosis 591] a loosing away.
DELIVERER, in Ac. 7. 33 [lutrotes 2851] one loosing,
in Ro. II. 26 [ruomai 4096) to rescue. [delivering.
DELUSION, in 2 Th. 2. n [plane 3714] leading astray,
wandering, error. [4044] to inquire.
DEMAND (be,-ed), in Mt. 2. 4, Ac. 21, 33 [punthanomai
in Lu. 3, 14 ; 17. 20 [ep-erotao 1798] to question also,
DEMONSTRATION, in i Co, 2, 4 [apo-deixLs 349] a
shewing fully.
DEN, in Mt. 21. 13, Mr. 11. 17, Lu. ig, 46, He, ii. 38,
Re. 6. 15 [spelaion 4236] a cave,
DENY, in Mt. 10. 33 ( i 26. 70, 72, Mr, 14. 68, 70, Lu.
8. 43 ; 12. g; 22, 57, Jo. I. 20 ; 18. 23, 27, Ac. 3, 13, 14 ;
4. 16, I Ti, 3. 8, 2 Ti. 2. 12, 13 ; 3. 3, Tit, i, t6 ; 2, 12, 2
Pe. 2. I, I Jo, 2, 22 f, Ju, 4, Re. 2, 13 ; 3. 8 [arneomai
671] to deny, disown.
in Mt. i6, 24 ; 26, 34, 33, 73, Mr, 8. 34 ; 14, 30, 31, 72,
Lu, 9, 23 ; 12. 9 ; 22. 34, 61, Jo. 13, 38 [ap-arneomai 300]
to deny or disown utterly,
in Lu. 20. 27 [anti-lego 434] to speak in opposition.
DEPART (asunder, from, out, out of, let), in Mt, 9.
31 ; TO. 14 ; 17. 18 ; 28, 8, Mr, 6. 10 ; 7. 3T ; 9. 30, Lu. 4.
42 ; 3, 8 ; 8. 33, 38 ; 9. 4; 6 ; 10. 35 ; 12. 39, Jo. 4. 3, 43,
Ac. II, 23; 12. 17; 14. 20; 13. 40; 16. 36, 39, 40; 17.
33 ; 18, 23 ; 20. I, II ; 21. 5, 8, Ph. 4. 15 [ex-erchomai
1722] to come or go forth.
in Mt. 8. 18 ; 9. 7 ; 14. 16 ; 16. 4 ; 27. 60, Mr. i. 35,
42 ; 3, 17, 20 ; 6, 32, 46 ; 8. 13, Lu. i. 23, 38 ; 3. 13, 25 ;
7. 24 ; 8. 37 ; 10. 30 ; 24, 12, Jo. 4. 3 ; ^. 13 ; 12, 36, Ac,
TO. 7 ; 28. 29, Re, 18. 14 £ [ap-erchomai 331] to come or
go away,
in Lu 2. 37 ; 4. 13 ; 13. 27, Ac, 12, 10; 13. 38 ; 19. 9 ;
22. 29, 2 Co. 12. 8, I Ti. 4. I, 2 Ti. 2. 19, He. 3. 12 [apli-
istemi 812] to stand off from,
in Mt. 2. 9 ; II. 7 ; ig. 13 ; 24. i ; 25. 41, Lu. 4. 42 ; 13,
31 ; 16. 7, Ac. 5. 41 ; 22. 21, 2 Ti. 4. 10 [poreuomai 3801]
to go or pass on.
iu Mt. 2. 12, 13, 14 ; 4. 12 ; 14. 13; 13. 21 ; 27. 3, Jo. 6,
J5 [aua-chdreo 376] to withdraw again.

in Mt. 8. 34 ; IT. I ; 12. 9 ; 13. 29, Jo. 7, 3 ; 13. 1, Ac.
18. 7 [raeta-baino 2963] to go after or over.
in Ac, I. 4; 18. I, 2, I Co. 7. TO, IT, 15 t, Phm. 15
[chorizomai 3040] to make space, withdraw.
in Mt. 7. 23, Lu. 9. 39, Ac, 13. 13 [apo-choreo 634]
to withdraw from.
in Mt. 20. 29, Mr. 6. 11, Ac, 25, 4 [ek-poreuomai 1302]
to go or pass on out of. [or let away.
in Lu. 2. 29, Ac. 23. 22 ; 28, 23 [apo-luo 392] to loose
in Ac. 27. 12; 28. 10, II [an-ago 293] to lead up, go
on board.
in Mt. 13. 33 ; Ig. I [metairo 2g68]_to take self over.
in Mr.
quietly.

in Mr. 6, 33^

; IC. 1
1, Ja,

2. 16 [hup-ago 4726] to go away

in Mt, 9. 27 [par-ago 3468] to go alongside.
in Ac. 17, 15 ; 20, 7 [ex-eimi 1716] to be out or away.
in Ac. 15. 39, Re. 6. 14 [apo-chorizomai 635] to with
draw from. [thoroughly,
in Lu, 9, 33 [dia-chorizomai 1204] to withdraw
in Lu, 21. 21 [ek-choreo 1329] to withdraw out,
in Ac. 13. 4 [kat-erchomai 2327] to come or go down.
in Ac, 13, 14 [di-erchomai 1220] to come or go through.
in Ac. 19, 12 [ap-allassomai 492] to change self from,
in Ph, I, 23 [ana-luo 333] to loose up or away,
DEPARTING, in Ac. 20, 29 [aph-ixis Sn] a going or
coming from.
in He, ii. 22 [ex-odos 1732] outgoing, exodus.
DEPARTURE, in i Ti, 4. 6 [ana-lusis 332] a loosing up.
DEPTH, in Mr. 4, 5, Ro, 8. 39 ; 11. 33, Ep, 3, 18, Re.
u. 24 [bathos 837] depth.
in Mt, 18, 6 [pelagos 3398] depth of the open sea.
DEPUTY (be), in Ac, 13, 7, 8, 12 ; ig. 38 [anth-upatoa
419] a pro-consul. [consul.
in Ac. 18, 12 [anth-upateuo 41B] to be or act as pro-
DERIDE, in Lu, 16, 14 ; 23, 33 [ek-inukteriz5 1485]
to sneer greatly,
DESCEND, in Mt. 3, 16 ; 7. 23, 27 ; 28, 2, Mr. i. 10 ;
13. 32, Lu, 3, 22, Jo, I, 32, 33, 51, Ac, 10. II ; IT. 3 ; 24. i,
Ro, 10. 7, Ep, 4. 9, TO, I Th. 4, 16, Re, 21. to [kata-baino
2399] to go or come down,
in Ja, 3, 15 [kat-erchomai 2527] to come or go down.
DESCENT (without, one's... counted), in Lu, 19. 37
[kata-basis 2403] a going or coming down,
in He. 7. 3 [a-genea-logetos 28] without genealogy.
in He, 7. 6 [genea-logeo 973] to reckon by genealogy.
DESCRIBE, ia Ro. 4. 6 [lego 2788] to say, lay out.
in Ro, 10, 3 [grapho 1020] to write,
DESERT, in Mt, 24, 26, Lu, i. 80, Jo. 6, 31 [eremos
1945-6] desert,
in He. 11, 38 [eremia 1944] a desert place.
DESIRE (earnest, great, veliement), in Lu, 22. 13, Ph.
i. 23, 1 Th. 2. 17 [epi-thumia 1832] overdesire.
in 2 Co, 7, 7, II [epi-pothesis 1865] longing for,
in Ro. 10, 1 [eu-dokia 1999] good will or pleasure, ,
in Ro, 13, 23 [epi-pothia 1867] longing for.
in Ep. 2, 3 [theleraa 2177] will, wish,
DESIRE (to have, earnestly, greatly), in Mt. 20, 20,

Mr, 10, 35 ; IT. 24 ; 13. 6, 8, Lu. 23, 25, Ac. 3. ij^;j- 46 ;
9,2; 12.20; 13.21, 28; 23. ""
I Jo. 3. 13 [aiteo 132] to ask.

"4'^'

•ot 1. 9,

in Mr. g, 33, Lu, 3. 39 ; 8. 20 ; to. 24 ; 20, 46, 2 Co, 11.
22 ; 12. 6, Ga. 4. 9, 20, 21 ; 6. 12, 13, i Ti. i, 7 [thelo
2179] to will, wish.
in Mt. 13, 17, Lu, 16, 21 ; 17. 22 ; 22. 15, i Ti. 3, i, He.
6. IT, I Pe. I. 12, Re. 9. 6 [epi-thumeo 1830] to desire
fully. in Mt, 18. 32, Ac, 8. 31 ; 9. 38 ; 19. 31 ; 28. 141 i Co.
16, 12, 2 Co. 8, 6 ; 12, 18 [para-kaleo 3483] to call along
side, [20 [erotao 1962] to question.
in Lu. 7. 36 ; 14. 32, Jo. 12. 21, Ac. t6. 39 ; 18, 20 ; 23.
in 2 Co. 5. 2, I Th. 3. 6, 2 TL i, 4, i Pe. 2. 2 [epi-potheo
1864] to long for,
in Mt. 12, 46, 47, Lu. 9. 9 [zete5 2097] to seek,
in Ac. 13. 7, Ph. 4. 17 [epi-zeteo 1827] to seek for,
in I Co. 14. I, Ja. 4. 2 [zeloo 2093] to be zealous,
in I Ti, 3, 1, He. 11. 16 [oregomai 3322] to stretch out
for. in Mt.'i6. T'[ep-er6ta6 1:798] to question also. [self.
in Lu. 22, 31 [ex-aiteomai 1699] to ask greatly for one-
in Ac. 28. 22 [axioo 482] to reckon worthy.
DESIROUS (of vain glory, be), in Ga. 5. 26 [keno-doxos
2566] vain glorious. [wish.
iu Lu. 23. 8, Jo. 16. ig, 2 Co. n. 32 [thelo 2T79] to 'will,
{See ciso Affectionately).

OR A K.EY TO THB HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,

29

DESOLATE (be made), in Ee. 17. 16; 18. ig [eremo-
omai 1947] to be made a desert.
in Mt. 23. 38, Lu. 13. 35, Ac. I. 20, Ga, 4. 27 [eremos
1945] a desert, deserted.
in I Ti. s. 5 [monoomai 3068] to be alone.
DESOLATION (be brought to), in Mt. 24. 13, Mr. 13.
14, Lu. 21. 20 [eremosis ig48] desolation. [desert.
iu Mt. 12. 25, Lu. II. 17 [eremoomai ig47] to be made
DESPAIE (be in), in 2 Co. 1. 8; 4. 8 [ex-a-poreuomai
1710] to be greatly perplexed.
DESPISE, in Mt. 6. 24 ; 18. 10, Lu. 16. 13, Ro. 2. 4,
I Co. II. 22, I TL 4, 12 ; 6. 2, He. 13. 2, 2 Pe. 2, 10 [kata-
phroneo 2516] to think down upon.
in Lu. 18. g, Ro. 14. 3, i Co. i. 28 ; iS. 11, Ga. 4. 14,
I Th. s. 20 [ex-outheneo 1741] to think nothing of.
in Lu. 10. 16/, I Th. 4. 8 1, He. 10. 28, Ju. 8 [a-theteo
gg] to put aside or away, [for nothing.
in Ac. 19. 27 [logizomai eis oudeis 2826] to be reckoned
in I Co. 4. 10 [a-timos 762] without honour.
in Tit, 2, 15 [peri-phroneo 3674] to think round about,
despise, in He, 12. s [olig-oreo 3249] to care little for.
in Ja. 2. 6 [a-timazo 759] to dishonour.
DESPISEE (of those that are good), in Ac. 13. 41
[kata-phronetes 2317] thinking down upon one.
in 2 Ti. 3. 3 [a-phil-agathos] 809 unfriendly tothe good.
DESPITE (do, unto), in He. 10. 29 [en-ubrizo 1687] to
insult. DESPITEFUL, in Eo. i. 30 [hubristes 4710] msultmg.
DESPITEFULLY (use), in Mt. 5. 44, Lu. 6. 28 [ep-
ereazo i8or] to use despitefuUy also.
in Ac. 14. 5 [hubrizo 4708] to insult.
DESTITUTE (be), in i Ti. 6. 5 [apo-stereomai 612] to
be deprived of, defrauded, [destitute,
in He, 11, 37 [hustereomai 4813] to be behind, lacking.

in Ja, "2. 15 [leipomai 2701] to be left.
41 ; 22. 7 ; 27. 20, Mr. i. 24; 3. 6", g. 22 ; 11. 18 ;^i2. 9,

DHSTROY(be -ed), in

28; 12. 14 ; 2T.

Lu. 4. 34 ; 6. 9 ; 9. 56 ; 17. 27, 29 ; 19. 47 ; 20. 16, Jo. 10.
10, Ro. 14. 15, I Co. I. 19 ; 10. 9, 10, 2 Co. 4. 9, Ja. 4. 12,
Ju. s [ap-oUumi 587] to destroy utterly, be wholly lost.
in Mt, 5. 17 1 ; 26. 61 ; 27. 40, Mr. 14. 58 ; 15. 29, Ac.
6. 14, Ro. 14. 26, Ga. 2. 18 [kata-luo 24 55) to loose down,
dissolve, in Ro, 6. 6, I Co. 6. 13 ; 15. 26, 2 Th. 2. 8, He. 2. 14
[kat-argeo 2481] to make thoroughly idle or useless.
in Jo. 2. 19, I Jo. 3. 8 [luo 2834] to loose, dissolve.
in Ao. 9. 21, Ga. i. 23 [portheo 3802] to ravage.
in Ac. 13. 19 ; 19. 27 [kath-aireo 2316] to take down.
in Re, 8. g ; 11. 18 [dia-phtheiro 1198] to corrupt
thoroughly, , [destroyed.
in Ac. 3. 23 [ex-olothreuomal 1733] to be utterly
in I Co. 3. 17 [phtheiro 4854] to corrupt,
in He, 11, 28 [olothreuo 3252] to destroy.
in 2 Pe. 2. 12 [phthora 4859] corruption, [destroyer,
gESTROYER. in i Co. 10. 10 [olothreutes 3251!
ESTRUCTION, in Mt. 7. 13, Eo. g. 22, Ph. 3. 19, 2
Pe. 2. I ; 3. 16 [ap-oleia 643] utter destruction,
in I Co. 5. 5, I Th. 5. 3, 2 Th. i. 9, i Ti. 6. 9 [olethros
32^4] destruction,
in 2 Co, 10, 8 ; 13, 10 [kath-airesis 2315] a taking down,
in Ro, 3. 16 [sun-trimma 4683] a total shattering.
DETERMINATE (be), in Ao. 2. 23 [horizomai 3333]
to be marked out.
DETERMINE (before), iu Ac. 3. 13 ; so. 16 ; 25. 25 ;
27. I, I Co. 2. 2, 2 Co. 2. 1, Tit. 3. 12 [krino 2714] to judge.
inlu. 22. 22, Ac. II, 29; 17, 26 [horizo 3333] to mark
,out. [beforehand,
in Ac. 4. 28 [pro-orizomai 3911] to be marked out
in Ac. 15. 2 [tasso 4556] to arrange, set in order.
in Ac. 15. 37 [bouleuomai 921] to take counsel.
iu Ao. 19. 39 [epi-luomai 1850] to be loosed or solved
illso. [thought.
DEVICE, in Ac. 17, 29 [en-thumesis 1649] inner
I in 2 Co. 2. II [noema 3140] thought.
DEVIL (have a, be possessed, vexed with), in Mt. 7.
22; 9. 33, 34 «; 10. 8; II. 18; 12. 24*, 27, 28; 17. 18,
Mr. I. 34 1, 39 ; 3. 15, 22 t ; 6. 13 ; 7. 26, 29, 30 ; g. 38 ;
16. g, 17, Lu. 4. 33, 35, 41 ; 7. 33 ; 8. 2, 27, 30, 33, 3s, 38 ;
g. I, 42, 49 ; 10. 17 ; 11. 14 1, 15 1, 18, ig, 20 ; 13. 32, Jo.
7. 20 ; 8. 48, 4g, 52 ; 10. 20, 21, 1 Co. 10. 20 1, 21 1, i Ti. 4.
I, Ja. 2. 19, Re. 0. 20 [daimonion 1033] demon.
in Mt. 8. 31, Mr. 5. 12, Lu. 8. 29, Ee. 16. 14 ; 18. 2
[daimon 1035] demon.

m Mt. 4. I, 5, 8, II ; 13. 39 ; 25. 41, I.u. 4. 2, 3, 5, 6,
13 ; 8. 12, Jo. 6. 70 ; 8. 44 ; 13. 2, Ac. 10. 38 ; 13. 10, Ep.
4. 27 ; 6. II, I Ti. 3. 6, 7, 2 Ti. 2. 26, He. 2. 14, Ja. 4. 7,
I Pe. s. 8, I Jo. 3. 8 th, 10, Ju. g, Ee. 2. 10 ; 12. g, 12 ;
20. 2, 10 [dia-bolos 1112] one thrusting through, accuser,
slanderer. in Mt. 4. 24 ; 8. 16, 28, 33 ; 9. 32 ; 12. 22 ; 15. 22, Mr.
I. 32; 5. 15, 16, 18, Lu. 8. 36, Jo. 10. 21 [daimonizomai
1032] to be demonized,
DEVILISH, in Ja. 3. 15 [daimoniodes 1034] demonaical.
DEVISED. (See Cunningly). [reverence.
DEVOTIONS, in Ac. 17. 23 [sebasma 4136] object of
DEVOUR (up), in Mt. 13. 4, Mr. 4. 4, lu. 8. 5 ; 15.
30, Ee. 12.4; 20. 9 [kata-phago 251 1] to eat down or up,
devour. in Mt. 23. 14, Mr. 12. 40, Lu. 20. 47, 2 Co. 11. 20, Ga.
5. 15, Ee. II. 5[kat-esthio2528] to eatdownoT'up, devour.
in He. 10. 27 [esthio 196?] to eat, eat up. [swallow.
in I Pe. 5. 8 [kata-pino„2474] to drink down or up,
DEVOUT (person), in Lu. 2. 25, Ac. 2. s ; 8. 2 [eu-
labes 2021] taking hold well, apprehensive, devout.
in Ac. 10. 2, 7 ; 22. 12 [eu-sej)es 2045] reverencing
well, very reverential. [reverential.
in Ac. 13, 50; 17. 4, 17 [sebomai 4138] to reverence, be
DIE (with), in Mt. 22. 24, 27 ; 26. 35 ; Mr. 12. ig, 20,
EI, 22, Lu. 8. 42 ; 16. 22 t ; 20. 28 t, 29, 30, 31, 32, 36, Jo.
,1. 49; 6. 50; 8. 21, 24 i; II. 16, 26, 32, 37, 50, 51; 12. 24*,
33; 18, 32; ig. 7; 21, 23«, Ac, 9. 37; 21. 13; 25. II,
Eo. 5. 6, 7 i, 8 ; 6. 9, ID i ; 7. 9 ; 8. 13, 34 ; 14. 7, 8 th, 9, 15,
I Co. 8. II i 9. 15 ; 15. 3, 22, 31, 32, 36, 2 Co. 5. 14, 15 1 ;
6. 9, Ph. I. 21, 1 Th. 4. 14 ; 5. 10, He. 7. 8 ; 9. 27 ; 10. 28 ;
II. 13, 21 ; Ee, 3, 2.; 8, ^, 11 ; 9. 6 ; 14. 13 ; 16. 3 [apo-
thnesko 563] to die away. [away with.
in Mr. 14. 31, 2 Co. 7. 3 [sun-apo-thnesko 4424] to die
in Jo. II. 21 [thnesko 2214] to die.
in Mt. 15. 4, Mr. j._ 10 ; g, 44, 46, 48, Lu. 7. 2, Ac. 7.
jS, He. II. 22 [teleutao 4514] to end, come to an end.
in Ac. 25. 16 [ap-oleia 643] utter destruction.
in Jo. 18. 14 [ap-ollumi 587] to be utterly destroyed
or lost,
DIFFER (from, make to), iu i Co, 15. 41, Ga. 4. i
[dia-phero 1195] to bear diversely.
iu Ro. 12. 6 [dia-phoros 1200] bearing diversely,
diverse. [differ.
in I Co. 4. 7 [dia-krino 1137] to judge differently,
DIFFERENCE (between, make, put), in Ro. 3. 22 ;
10. 12 [dia-stole 1179] distinction.
in I Co. 12. 5 [di-ai-esis 1128] diversity.
in Ac. 15. g, Ju. 22 [dia-krino 1137] to judge differ
ently, differ.
in I Co. 7. 34 [merizomai 2945] to be parted, divided.
DIG (down), in Mt. 21. 33 ; 25. "i8, Mr. 12. i [orusso
3245] to dig out or up.
in Lu. 6. 48 ; 13. 8 ; 16. 3 [skapto 4177] to dig.
in Ro. II. 3 [kata-skapto 24B7] to dig down,
(See also Deep).
DIGNITY, in 2 Pe. 2. 10 [doxa 1281] glory, what is
much thought of.
DILIGENCE (do, give), in R0..12. 8, 2 Co. 8. 7, He. 6.
JI, 2 Pe. I. s, Jl' 3 [spoude 4250] haste, diligence.
in 2 TL 4. 9, 21, 2 Pe. i. 10 [spoudazo 4247] to hasten,
be diligent.
in Lu. 12. 58 [ergasia 1936] work.
DILIGENT (more, be), in 2 Co. 8. 22 t [spoudaios
4248] hasty, diligent. [diligent.
in Tit. 3. 12, 2 Pe. 3. 14 [spoudazo 4247] to haste, be
DILIGENTLY (very), in Mt. 2. 8, Ac. 18. 25 [akri-bos
176] accurately.
in Lu. 15. 8 [epi-melos 1854] very carefully.
in 2 Ti. I. 17 [spoudaioteron 4249] more hastily or
diligently. in Tit, 3. 13 [spoudaios 4249] hastily, diligently.
(See also Inquire, look, search, seek).
DIMINISHING, in Ro. 11. 12 [hettema 2147] lessen
ing. '
DINE, in Lu. 11. 37, Jo. 21. 12, 15 [aristao 662] to
dine or breakfast.
DINNER, in Mt. 22. 4, Lu. 11. 38 ; 14. 12 [ariston 664]
dinner or breakfast.
DIP, in Lu. 16. 24, Jo. 13. 26, Rev. 19. 13 [bapto 847]
to dip or dye. [dip in oi- dye.
in Mt. 26. 23, Mr. 14. 20, Jo. 13. 26 [em-bapto 1569] to
DIRECT, in i Th. 3. 11, 2 Th. 3. 5 [kat-eu-thuno
2539] to lead thoroughly straight.

30

DICTIONARY OP BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

DISALLOWED (be), in i Pe. 2. 4, 7 [apo-dokimazomai
557] to be disapproved of. [aside.
DISANNUL, in Ga. 3. 15 [a-theteo gp] to put away or
in Ga. 3. 17 [a-kuroo 184] to make powerless or
lordless, void. [ing away or aside.
DISANNULLING, in He. 7. 18 [a-thetesis 100] a pull-
DISCEEN (-ing), in Mt. 16. 3, i Co. 11. 29 [dia-krino
1137] to judge through or thoroughly.
in Lu, 12, 56 1 [dokimazo 1270] to prove, approve.
in I Co, 12. 10, He, 5, 14 [dia-krisis 1138] thorough
judging, [up,
in I Co, 2, 14 [ana-krinomai 322] to be judged anew or
DISCERNEE, in He. 4. 12 [kritikos 2718] a critic,
judge. DISCIPLE (be aJ, in Mt. 5. i ; 8. 21, 23, 25 ; 9. 10, 12,
14 t, 19, 37 ; 10. I, 24, 25, 42 ; II. I, 2 ; 12. 1, 2, 49 ; 13.
10, 36 ; 14. 12, 15, 19 t, 22, 26 ; 15. 2, 12, 23, 32, 33, 36 f ;
16. s, 13, 20, 21, 24; 17. 6,- 10, 13, 16, 19 ; 18. I ; 19. 10,
13, 23, 25 ; 20. 17 ; 21. 1, 6, 20 ; 22. 16 ; 23. i ; 24. i, 3 ;
26. I, 8, 17, 18, 19, 26, 35, 36, 40, 45, 56 ; 27. 64 ; 28. 7, 8,
9, 13, 16, Mr. 2. 15, 16, 18 th, 23 ; 3. 7, 9 ; 4. 34 ; 5. 31 ;
6. I, 29, 35, 41, 45 ; 7. 2, 5, 17 ; 8. I, 4, 6, 10, 14. 27 t, 33,
34 ; 9, 14, 18, 28, 3: ; 10, ID, 13, 23, 24, 46 ; 11, i, 14 ; 12.
43 ; 13. I ; 14. 12. 13. 14. iS> 32 ; i6. 7, Ln. 5. 30, 33 ; 6.
I, 13, 17, 20, 40 ; 7. II, 18 f ; 8. 9, 22 ; 9. i, 14, 16, 18, 40,
43, 54 ; 10. 23 ; II. I i ; 12. i, 22 ; 14. 26, 27, 33 ; 16. i ;
17. I, 22 ; 18. IS ; 19. 29, 37, 39 ; 20. 45 ; 22. 11, 39, 45,
Jo, I, 35, 37 ; 2, 2, II, 12, 17, 22 ; 3. 22, 25 ; 4. i, 2, 8, 27,
31, 33 ; 6. 3, 8, II t, 12, 16, 22 th, 24, 60, 6t, 66 ; 7. 3 ; 8.
31 ; 9. 2, 27, 28 i; II. 7, 8, 12, 54; 12. 4, 16; 13. 5, 22,
23) 35 ; 15- 8 ; 16. 17, 29 ; 18. 1 1, 2, 15 1, 16, 17, 19, 25 ;
19. 26, 27 1, 38 ; 20. 2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 18, 19, 20, 2s, 26, 30 ;
21. I, 2, 4, 7, 8, 12, 14, 20, 23, 24, Ac. I. 15 ; 6. I, 2, 7 ; 9.
I, 10, 19, 25, 26 f, 38; II. 26, 29; 13. 52; 14. 20, 22, 28;
15. 10 ; 16. I ; 18. 23, 27 ; 19. i, g, 30 ; 20. -., 7, 30 ; 21. 4,
16 i [matlietes 2860] one taught, a disciple.
in.Mt. 27. 57[matheteuo2859]tobetaughtoj'adisciple.
in Ac. 9. 36 [mathetria 2861] a female disciple. (See
also Fellow).
DISCOUEAGBD Q^e), in Col. 3. 21 [a-thumeomai 104]
to be discouraged, disheartened
DISCOVER, in Ac. 21. 3 [ana-phainomai 372] to shine
up or anew.
in Ac. 27. 39 [kata-noeo 2465] to perceive thoroughly.
DISCREET, in Tit. 2. 5 [so-phron 4534] sound-minded.
DISCREETLY, in Mr. 12. 34 [noun-echos 3163] having
a mind or understanding.
DISEASE, in Mt. 4. 24, Mr. i. 34, Lu. 4. 40 ; 6. 17 ; 9.
i, Ac. 19. 12 [nosos 3154] disease.
, in Mt. 4. 23 ; 9. 35 ; 10. i [malalcia 2874] softness.
in Jo. 5. 4 [nosema 3153] disease. [ness.
in Ac. 28. 9 [a-stheneia 715] without strength, weak-
DISEASED (be), in Mt. 14. 35, Mr. i. 32 [echo kakos
2366] to hold badly. [(See also Blood).
in Jo. 6. 4 [a-stheneomai 716] to be without strength.
DISFIGURE, in Mt, 6, 16 [a-phanizo 796] to cause to
vanish, hide.
DISH, in Mt, 26. 23, Mr. 14, 20 [trublion 4684] dish.
DISHONESTY, in 2 Co, 4. 2 [aischune 130] shame.
DISHONOUR, in Ro. 9. 21, i Co. 15. 43, 2 Co. 6. 8, 2
Ti. 2. 20 [a-timia 761] without honour, dishonour.
DISHONOUR, m Jo. 8. 49, Ro. i. 24 ; 2. 23 (a-timaz6
759] to dishonoup.
iniCo.ii.4.s [kat-aischuno 2424] to shame thoroughly.
DISMISS (be, -ed), in Ac. 15. 30 ; 19. 4i[ apo-luo 592]
to loose off, let away,
DISOBEDIENCE, in Ro. 5. 19, 2 Co. 10. 6, He. 2. 2
[para-koe 3489] hearkening amiss. [ableness.
iu Ep. 2. 2 ; 5. 6, Col. 3. 6 [a-peitheia 510] impersuade-
DISOBEDIENT (be), m Lu. i. 17, Ac. 26. 19, Ro. i.
30, 2 Ti. 3. 2, Tit. 1. 16 ; 3. 3 [a-peithes 512] unpeisuaded.
in Ro, 19, 21, I Pe, 2, 7, 8 ; 3, 20 [a-peitheo 511] to be
unpersuaded, in I Ti. I. 9 [an-upo-taktos 473] disorderly, unruly.
DISORDERLY (behave self), m 2 Th. 3..6, ii [a-taktos
755] disorderly.
in 2 Th. 3. 7 [a-takteo 753] to act disorderly.
DISPENSATION, in i Co. g. 17, Ep. i. 10 ; 3. 2, Col.
i. 25 [oiko-noraia 3223] stewardship. [scatter.
DISPERSED (abroad), in 2 Co. 9. 9 [skorpizo 4200] to
in Ac. 5. 37 [dia-skorpizomai 1173] to be thoroughly
scattered. in Jo. 7. 35 [dia-spora 1176] thorough dispersion,
DISPLEASED (be highly, much, sore), m Mt, 21. 13,

Mr, 10. 14, 41 [agan-akteo 15] to be much displeased vr
pained, [mind.
in Ac, 12, 20 [thumo-macheo 2237] to fight in one'a
DISPOSED (be), in Ao, 18. 27 PDOUlomai 925] to wish.
in I Co. 10. 27 [thelo 2179] to will. [arrangement.
DISPOSITION, in Ac. 7. 33 [dia-tage 1182] thorough
DISPUTATION, in Ac. 15. 2 [su-zetesis 4343] a joint
seeking, discussion. [reckoning.
in Ro. 14. I [dia-logiemoa 1146] diverse speaking or
DISPUTE (with), in Mr. g. 34, Ac. 17. 17; 19. 8, 9;
24. 12 [dia-legomai 1141] to speak diversely. [cuss.
in Ae. 6. 9 ; 9. 29 [su-zeteo 4342] to seek jointly, dis-
in Mr. g. 33 [dla-logizomai 1145] to reason or reckon
diversely. [seeker, discusser.
DISPUTEE, in i Co. i. 20 [SQ-zetetes 4344] a joint
DISPUTING (perverse), in Ac. 15. 7 [au-zetesia 4343]
a Joint seeking, discussion. [reckoning.
in Ph. 2. 14 [dia-logismoa 1146] diverse speaking or
in I Ii. 6. 5 [para-dia-tribe 3472] perverse disputing,
wrangling. DISSEMBLE WITH, in Ga. 2. 13 [sun-upo-krinomai
4486] to act hypocritically with. [standing.
DISSENSION, in Ac. 13. 2 ; 23. 7, 10 [stasis 4255] up-
DISSIMULATION (without), in Eo. 12. 9 [an-upo-
kritos 472] without hypocrisy.
in Ga. 2. 13 [hupo-krisis 4781] hypocrisy.
DISSOLVED (be), in 2 Pe. 3. 11, 12 [luomai 2854] to
be loosed, dissolved.
in 2 Co. 5. I [kata-luomai 2455] to be loosed down,
DISTINCTION, in i Co, 14, 7 [dia-stole 11 79] dia
tinction, DISTEACTION (without), in i Co, 7. 35 [a-perl-apaatos
529] without being draivn round about,
DISTRESS, in Lu, 21, 23, i Co. 7. 26, i Th. 3. 7 [an-
agke 290] necessity. [straitness.
in Ro. 8. 35, 2 Co. 6. 4 ; 12. 10 [steno-choria 4270]
in Lu. 21. 25 [sun-oche 4473] a holding together.
in 2 Co. 4. 8 [steno-choreomai 4269] to be straitened.
DISTRIBUTE (ready to), in Lu. 18. 22, Jo. 6. 11 [diar
didomi 1124] to give thoroughly. [tion.
in I Co. 7, 17, 2 Co, 10, 13 [merizo 2945] to part, por-
in Ro, 12. 13 [koinoneo 2646] to give m common, com
municate. in I Ti. 6. 18 [eu-meta-dotos 2025] ready to give over.
DISTRIBUTION (be made), in 2 Co. 9. 13 [koinSnia
26^7] communion, communication.
in Ac. 4. 35 [dia-didomi 1124] to be given thoroughly
or diversely. [place.
DITCH, in Mt. 15. i^, Lu. 6. 39 [1)othunos 912] a deep
DIVEES (manners, m), in Mt. 4. 24, Mr. i. 34, Lu. 4.
40, 2 Ti. 3. 6, Tit. 3. 3, He. 2, 4 ; 13, 9, Ja, i. 2 [poikilos
3770] manifold. . (certain one.
m Mr. 8. 3, Ac, 19, 9 [tis 4626] any one, some oue, a
in He, i, i [polu-tropos 3795] in many ways or tums.
in He, g, 10 [dia-phoros 1200] bearing differently,
diverse, [sity.
DIVERSITY, in i Co, 12. 4, 6 [di-airesis 1128] diver-
in I Co. 12. 28 [genos 983] kind.
DIVIDE (by lot, rightly), in Mt. 12. 25 1, 26, Mr. 3.
24, 2s, 26 ; 6. 41, Lu. 12. 13, 1 Co. I. 13 [merizo 2945] to
part, portion.
in Lu. II. 17, 18 ; 12. 52, 53 ; 22. 17 [dia-merizo 1151]
to part or portion thoroughly. [thoroughly.
in Lu. 15. 12, I Co. 12. II [di-aireo 1129] to lift up
in Ac. 14. 4 ; 23. 7 [schlzomai 4516] to be rent,
in Mt, 25, 32 [a-pnoriz6 8x7] to mark {yr border off-
in Lu, II. 22 [dia-didomi 1124] to give diversely or
thoroughly, [oughly by lot.
in Ac, 13, 19 [kata-klero-doteo 2431] to give thoi-
in 2 Ti. 2. IS [ortho-tomeo 3327] to cut uprightly.
in Re. 16. 19 [ginomai 993] to become.
DIVIDER, in Lu. 12. 14 [meristes 2g5o] apportioner.
DIVIDING (asunder), in He. 4. 12 [mei-ismoa 2949]
parting, portioning, [like,
DIVINE (service), in 2 Pe, i, 3, 4 [theios 2174] God-
in He, o, I [latreia 2784] public service.
DIVISION, in Jo. 7. 43 ; 9. 16 ; 10. 19, i Co, i. 10 ; 11.
18 [schisma 4517] rent, schism.
in Lu. 12. 51 [dia-merismos 1152] thorough parting.
in Ro. 16. 17 [dicho-stasia 1259] diverse upstanding.
DIVORCED (be), in Mt. 5. 32 [apo-luomai 592] to be
loosed away.
DIVORCEMENT (writing of), in Mt. 5. 51 ; 19, 7, Mr.
10. 4 [apo-stasion 609] a ataadiug off, diamissal.

OR A KEY TO THB HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT.

31

IX) (away, for, can, oould, have to), in Mt. i. 24 ; 5.
19, 44, 46, 47 f ; 6. 1, 2 f, 3 1 ; 7. 12 1, 21, 22, 24, 26 ; 8. 9 1 ;
9. 28 ; 12, 2 1, 3, 12. so ; 13. 28, 41, 58 ; 17. 12 ; 18. 35 ;
19. 16 ; 20, 5, IS, 32 ; 21, 6, IS, 21, 23, 24, 27, 31, 36, 40 ;
23. 3 '*> 5> 23 ; 24. 46 ; 25. 40 *, 45 t ; 26. 12, 13, ig ; 27.
22, 23 ; 28. 15, Mr. 2. 24, 25 ; 3. 8, 35 ; 5. 19, 20, 32 ; 6. s,
20, 30 ; 7. 8, 12, 13, 37 ; 9. 13, 39 ; 10. 17, 35, 36, SI ; ii.
3, 5, 28 1, 29, 33 ; 12. 9 ; 14, 7, 8, 9 ; 13. 8, 12, 14, Lu. i.
43 ; 2, 27 ; 3, 10, II, 12, 14, 19 ; 4, 23 ; s, 6 ; 6. 2 1, 3, 10,
ii,_23, 26, 27, 31 1, 33, 46, 47, 49 ; 7. 8 « ; 8. 21, 29 « ; 9.
lo.'iS. 43. 54 ; 10. =5. 28, 37 ; 11.42 ; 12. 4, 17, 18, 43, 47 ;
16. 3, 4, 8 ; 17. 9, loth ; 18. 18, 41 ; 19. 48 ; 20. 2, 8, 13,
IS ; 22. 19 ; 23. 22, 31, 34, Jo. 2. s, II, 18, 23 ; 3. 2t, 21 ;
4. 29, 34. 33. 43. 54; 5. 16, 19/, 20, 29, 30, 36 ; 6. 2, 6, 14,
28, 38 ; 7. 3, 4t, 17, 21, 31 1, 51 ; 8. 28, 29, 38, 39, 40, 41,
44 ; 9- t6, 26, 31, 33 ; 10. 25, 37, 38, 41 ; II. 4s, 46, 47* ;
12. 16, 18, 37 ; 13. 7, 12, 15*, 17, 27* ; 14. 10, T2 th, 13,
14.31; 15. 5. 14. 15. 21, 24 «; 16.3; 17.4; 18.35; 19.
24 ; 20. 30 ; 21. 25, Ac. I. I ; 2. 22, 37 ; 4. 7, 16, 28 ; 6. 8 ;
8. 6; g.6t, 13, 36 ; 10. 6, 33, 39 ; 11. 30 ; 12. 8 ; 14. 11,
15. 27 ; 15. 4, 17 ; 16. 18, 30 ; 19. 14 ; 21. 23, 33 ; 22. 10 1,
26 ', 26. 10, Eo. I. 28, 32 ; 2. 3, 14 ; 3. 8, 12 ; 7. 15, 16, 19,
20, 21 ; 10. 5 ; 12. 20 ; 13. 3, 4, i Co. 5. 2 ; 6. 18 ; 7. 36,
37. 38^; 9. 23 ; 10. 31 1 ; II. 24, 25 ; 15. 29 ; 16. i, 2 Co.
8. 10, II ; II. 12 1 ; 13. jt, Ga. 2. 10 ; 3. 10, 12 ; 5. 3, 17 ;
6. 9, Ep. 3. 20 ; 6. 6, 8, g, Ph, 2, 1 4 ; 4, 14, Col, 3, 17, 23,
1 Th, 4, 10; s- II, 24, 2 Th. 3, 4C, I Ti. I. 13; 4. 16 ; 5.
21, 2 Ti. 4. s, Tit, 3, 5, Phm, 14, 21, He, 6. 3 ; 7. 27 ; 10,
7. 9. 36 ; 13. 6, 17, 19, 21, Ja. 2. 8, 12, 19 ; 4. IS, 17 1,
I Pe. 2. 22 ; 3. II, 12, 2 Pe. i. 10, ig, i Jo. i. 6 ; 2. 17, 29 ;
3. 7, 10, 22, 3 Jo. s, 6, 10, Ee. 2. 5 ; 13. 13, 14 ; 22. 14
[poieo 3766] to do, make, work.
in Mt. I. 22 ; 6. 10 ; 8. 13 ; 11. 20, 21 1, 23 i ; 18. 19,
31 * ; 21. 4, 21 ; 26. 42, s6 ; 27. 54 ; 28. 11, Mr. 1.4:4.
11; 5. 14. 33; 13. 3°. Lu. 4.23; 8.34, 35, 56; 9. 7;
10. 13 f ; II. 2 ; 13. 17 ; 14. 22 ; 22. 42 ; 23. 8, 31, 47, 48 ;
24. 21, Jo. I. 28 ; IS. 7 ; ig. 36, Ac. 2. 43 ; 4. 16, 21, 28,
30 ; 5. 7 ; 8. 13 ; 10. 16 ; 11. 10 ; 12. g ; 13. 12 ; 14. 3 ; 21.
14 ; 24. 2 ; 28. 9, I Co. 9. is; 14. 26, 40 ; 16. 14, Ep. 5. 12,
Re. 16. 17 ; 21. 6; 22. 6 [ginomai 993] to come to pass.
in Lu. 22. 23 ; 23. 15, 41, Jo. 3. 20 ; 5. 29, Ac. 3. 17 ; 5.^
35 ; 15- 29 ; 16. 28 ; 17. 7 ; ig. 36, Ac. 26. 9, 20, 26, 31,
Eo. I. 32 ; 2. I, 3 ; 7, 13, 19 ; 9. 11 ; 13. 4, i Co. 9. 17, i
Co. 5. 10, Ga. 5. 21, Bp. 6. 21, Ph. 4. 9, i Th. 4. 11 [pr.asso
3837] to do, commit, practise.
in I Co. 13. 10, 2 Co. 3. 7, II, 14 [kat-argoomai 2481] to
be made thoroughly idle or useless.
in Eo. 2. 9 ; 7. 15, 17, 20, Ep. 6. 13 [kat-ergazomai
2526] to work thoroughly, [work.
in Ga. 6. ic. Col. 3. 23, 3 Jo. 5 [ergazomai 1935] to
in Lu. 7. 4 [par-echo 3544] to hold alongside of.
in Lu, 13, 32 [epi-teleo igoi] to end also.
in Jo. 16. 2 [pros-phero 3982] to bear toward,
in Ac, 15. 36 [echo 2083] to have, hold, bo.
in Ac. 25. 9 [kata-tithemi 2506] to put down,
in Ph. 2. 13 [en-ergeo 1640] to work in.
¦ in Ph. 4. 13 [iachuo 2307] to have strength.
in He. 4. 13 [logos 2833] word, account,
(See also Despite, diligence, doing, evil, go, murder,
sacriflce, service, violence, well, what, wit, wrong).
DOCTOR (of the law), in Lu. 5. 17, Ac. 5. 34 [uomo-
didaskaloa 3147] teacher of law.
in Lu. 2. 46 [didaskalos 1208] teacher.
DOCTRINE (teach no other), in Mt. 7. 28 ; 16. 12 ; 22.
33, Mr. I. 22, 27 ; 4. 2 ; 11. 18 ; 12. 38, Lu. 4. 32, Jo. 7.
16, 17 ; 18. ig, Ac. 2. 42 ; 5. 28 ; 13. 12 ; 17. 19, Eo. 6.
17 ; 16. 17, X Co. 14. 6, 26, 2 Ti. 4. 2, He. 6. 2 ; 13. o, 2
Jo. gt, 10, Ee. 2. 14, 15, 24 [didache 1210] teaching,
thing taught.
in Mt. 15. 9, Mr. 7. 7, Ep. 4. 14, Col. 2. 22, i Ti. i. ic ;
4. I, 6, 13, 16 : 5. 17 ; 6. I, 3, 2 Ti. 3. ID, 16 ; 4. 3, Tit. i.
9 ; 2. I, 7, 10 [didaskalia 1207] teaching.

in He. 6. i [logos 2833] word.
in I Ti. I. 3 [hetero-uid

different things.

idaakaleo 1978] to teach other or
[3769] a doei;.

DOER^ in Ro. 2. 13, Ja. i. 22, 23, 25 ; 4T'ii [^ietea
DOG, in Mt. 7. 6, Lu. 16. 21, Ph. 3. 2, 2 Pe. 2. 22, Re.
22. IS [fcu5n 2755] a dog. [dog.
in Mt. 15. 26, 27, Mr. 7. 27, 28 [kunarion 2747] a little
DOING (be one's), in Mt. 24. 4.6, Lu. 12. 43, Ro. 12.
20, 2 Co. 8.I11, Ga. 6. g, Ep. 6. 6 [poieo 3766] to do, make,
work, - in Mt, 21, 42, Mr, 12. 11 [ginomai gg^] to come to pass.
in Eo, 2, 7 [ergon ig38] work, working.

DOMINION OVER (exercise, have), in Eo, 6. 9, 14 ;
7. 1, 2 Co. I. 24 [kurieuo 2751] to have lordship.
in Ep, I, 21, Col, I. 16, Ju. 8 [kui'lotes 2753] lordship.
in I Pe. 4. II ; 5. n, Ju. 25, Ee. i. 6 [kratos 2703]
might. [lordship,
in Mt. 20. 25 [kata-kurieuo 2442] to have thorough
DOOR (that keepeth the), in Mt. 6. 6 ; 24. 33 ; 25. 10 ;
27. 60 ; 28. 2, Mr. I. 33 ; 2. 2 ; 11. 4 ; 13. 29 ; 15. 46 ; 16.
3, Lu. II. 7 ; 13. 25 t, Jo. 10. I, 2, 7, 9 ; iS. 16 ; 20, 19,
26, Ac, 5, 9, 10, 23 ; 12, 6, 13 ; 14. 27 ; 16. 26, 27 ; 21. 30,
I Co. 16. 9, 2 Co. 2. 12, Col. 4. 3, Ja. 3. 9. Ee. 3, 8, 20 C'
4. I [thura 2240] door.
in Jo. iS. 16, 17 [thur-oros 2243] doorkeeper.
DOTE, in i Ti. 6. 4 [nosoo 3152] to be diseased.
DOUBLE, in i Ti. 3. 17. Eo. 18. 6t [di-plous 1250]
double. DOUBLE, in Re. 18. 6 [di-ploo 1251] to double.
DOUBLE-MINDED, in Ja. i. 8 ; 4. 8 [di-psuchos 1263]
two souled, [worded,
DOUBLE TONGUED, in i Ti. 3. 8 [di-logos 1241] two
DOUBT (-ing), in Mt. 21. 21, Mr. 11. 23, Ac. 10, 20 ;
II, 12, Eo. 14. 23 [dia-krinomai 1137] to judge diversely.
in Bit. 14. 31 ; 28. 17 [di-stazo 1254] to stand diversely,
waver. [plexed.
in Jo. 13. 2>2, Ac. 25. 20 [a-poreomai 601] to be per-
in Ao. s. 24 ; 10, 17 [dia-poreo 1166] to be thoroughly
perplexed, in Jo 10, 24 [airo 121] to lift or take up,
in I Ti, 2. 8 [dia-logismos 1146] diverse reasoning,
disputation, [then, so then, therefore.
DOUBT (no, be in, stand in), iu Lu. 11. 20 [ara 645]
in Ac. 28. 4 [pantos 3455] altogether, by all means,
in I Co. g. 10 [gar 963] for, therefore.
in Ac. 2. 12 [di-a-poreo 1165] to be thoroughly perplexed.
in Ga, 4, 20 [a-poreo 601] to be perplexed,
DOUBTFUL (mind, be of), in Eo. 14. i [dia-krisis
1138] judging diversely. [suspense.
in Lu. 12. 29 [met-eorizomai 2983] to be lifted up in
DOUBTLESS (yea), in i Co. 9. 2 [ge 965] truly.
in 2 Co. 12. I [de 1097] certainly, therefore.
in Hi. 3. 8 [men-oun-ge 2942] indeed then, truly.
DOVE, iu Mt. 3. 16 ; lo. 16 ; 21. 12, Mr. i. 10 ; 11. 15,
Lu. 3. 22, Jo. I. 32 ; 2. 14, 16 [peristera 3667] dove,
DOWN, in Mt. 4. 6, Lu. 4. 9, Jo. 8. 6, 8, Ac. 20. 9
[kato 2549] downward, below, [from,
in Mt. 8. 32, Mr. 5. 13, Lu. 8. 33 [kata gen. 2398] down
(See also Bow, bring, cast, come, cut, dig, drive, fall,
get, go, hang, hew, kneel, lay, let, lie, press, pull,
pulling, put, reap, run, sink, sit, step, stoop, take,
throw, thrust, tread, turn.)
DOWN to. (See Foot, hell).
DRAG, in Jo. 21. 8 [suro 4491] to drag.
DRAGON, inRe. 12. 3, 4, jt, 9, 13, 16, 17; 13. 2, 4,
II ; 16. 13 ; 20. 2 [drakon 1293] dragon.
DRAUGHT, iu Lu, 5. 4, 9 [agra 33] a catch, draught.
inMt. 15, 17, Mr. 7. ig [aph-edron 7g9] an outside seat,
DRAW (away, back, near, nigh, on, out, out of, to
the shore, up, with), in Mt. 15. 8 ; 21, i, 34, Lu, 15. i,
25 ; 21. 8, 28 ; 22. I, 4^ ;_24. 15, 28, Ac. 7. 15 ; 10. 9, He,
7. 19, Ja. 4. 8 ; 5. 8 [eggizo 1336] to be, come or draw nigh,
in Ac, 7. 31, He, 10, 22 [pros-erchomai 3939] to como
toward. in Jo. 6. 19 [ginomai ggs] to become.
in Ac. 27, 27 [pros-ago 3g2o] to lead toward.
in Lu. 23. 54 [epi-phosko 1917] to shine upon or also.
in He. 10. 38 [hupo-stellomai 4799] to shrink back or
behind. [behind.
in He. 10. 39 [hupo-stole 4E00] a shrinking back or
in Jo. 6, 44 ; 12, 32 ; 18. 10 ; 21. 6, 11, Ac. 16. 19
[helkuo 1560] to draw, attract.
in Ac. 21. 30, Ja. 2. 6 [helko 1561] to draw,
iu Ac, 14, ig ; 17. 6, Ee. 12. 4 [suro.44gi] to drag.
in Ac. ig. 33 [pro-bibazo 3863] to cause to go forward.
in Mt. 13. 48 [ana-bibazo 278] to cause to go up.
in Mr.' 6. S3 [pros-ormizo 3965] to draw to shore.
iu Mt. 14. 47, Ac. t6. 27 [spaomai 4227] to draw.
in Mt. 26. SI, Ac. 20. 30 [apo-spao 607] to draw away
or out.
in Ao. II. 10 [ana-spaomai ssg] to be drawn up.
in Jo. 2. 8, 9 ; 4. 7, IS [antleo 468] to draw out.
in Jo. 4. II [antlema 469] vessel for drawing water.
in Ao. 5. 37 [aph-istemi 812] to set away.
,in Ja. I. i4[ex-elkomai 1718] tobedrawnout, attracted.
DEEAM, in Ac, 2, 17 [en-upnion i68g] a dream.

DICTIONARY OF BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Mt. I. 20; 2. 12, 13, 19, 22; 27. 19 [onar 3286]
dream, vision.
DREAM, in Ac. 2. 17 [en-upniazomai 1688] to dream.
DREAMER, in Ju. 8. [eu-upniazomai 1688] to dream.
DRESSED (be), in He. 6. 7 [ge-orgeomai 987] to be
tilled. DRESSER (ot a vineyard), in Lu. 13. 7 [ampel-ourgoa
261] a vineyard worker.
DRINTC (strong, give to), in Jo. 6. 53, Ro. 14. 17, CoL
2. t6 [posis 3814] a drinking.
in I Co. 10. 4, He. 9. 10 [poma 3796] drink,
in Lu, 1. 15 [sikera 4163] sweet drink^ [drink.
in Mt. 25. 35, 37, 42, Ro. 12. 20 [potizo 3823] to give to
DRINK"(of, well, witli, water, give to, make to), in
Mt. 6. 25, 31 ; II. 18, 19 ; 20. 22 t, 23 ; 24, 38, 49 ; 26. 27,
29 1, 42 ; 27. 34 1, Mr. 2. 16 ; 10. 38 ?, 59 1; 14. 23, 25 i ;
15. 23 ; 16. 18, Lu. I. 15 ; 5. 30, 33, 39 ; 7. 33, 34 ; 10. 7 ;
12. ig, 29, 45; 13.26; 17. 8^,27, 28; 22. 18, 30, Jo. 4.
7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14 ; 6. S3, 54. 56 ; 7- 37 ; 18. 11, Ac. 9. 9 ;
23. 12, 21, Ro. 14. 21, I Co, 9. 4 ; 10. 4f, 7, 21, 31 ; 11. 22,
25, 26, 27, 28, 29 1 ; 15. 32, He. 6. 7, Re. 14, 10 ; 16, 6 ; 18,
3 [pino 3704] to drink,
in Ac. 10. 41 [sum-pino 4384] to drink with,
in Mt. 10. 42 ; 25. 35, 37, 42 ; 27. 48, Mr, 9. 41 ; 15. 36,
Ro. 12. 20, I Co. 12. 13, Rev. 14, 8 [potizo 3823] to give
to drink,
in I Ti. 5. 23 [hudro-poteo 4715] to drink water.
in Jo. 2. ID [niethuomai 2927] to drink mead freely.
DRIVE (back-, out, up and down, with the wind, be
driven), in Mr, i, 12, Jo. 2, 15 [ek-ballo 1436] to cast
out. [urged on.
in Lu. 8. 29, Ja. 3. 4 [elaunomai 1538] to be driven,
in Ac. 7. 45 [ex-otheo 1749] to thrust Out.
in Ac. 27. 15, 17 [pheromai 1822] to be bome.
in Ac. 27. 27 [dia-pheromai 1195] to be bome diversely.
in Ja. I. 6 [anemizomal 389] to be driven by wind,
in Ac. 18. 16 [ap-elauno 523] to drive or urge away.
DROP (great), in Lu. 22. 44 [thrombos 2228] a clot.
DROPSY (which had the), in Lu. 14. 2 [hudropikos
4716] dropsical. [to be sunk down.
DROWN (be, -ed), in Mt. 18. 6 [kata-pontizomai 2478]
in I Ti. 6. g [buthizo 948] to sink. [swallowed up.
in He. 11. 29 [kata-pinomai 2474] to be drunk down,
DRUNK (be, be made), in Ep. ;. i8 [methuskomai
2025] to begin to be drunk with metid. [mead.
'in Re. 17. 2 [methuoraai 2927] to be made drunk with
DRUNKARD, in i Co. 5. 11 ; 6, 10 [methusos 2926] a
drunkard. DRUNKEN (be), in Mt. 24. 49, Ac. 2. 15, i Co. 11. 21,
I Th.'s. 7. Re. 17. 6 [methuomai 2927] to be made drunk,
in Lu. 12. 45, I Th, 5, 7 [methuskomai 2925] to begin
to be drunk. [methe 2921] drunkenness.
DRUNKENNESS, in Lu. 21. 34, Eo. 13. 13. Ga. 5. 21
DRY (land), in Mt. 12. 43, Lu. 11, 24 [an-udroa 471]
waterless, in Lu. 23. 31, He. ii, 29 [xeros3i82] dry,
DRIED UP (be), in Mr. 5. 29 ; 11. 20, Ee. 16. la
[xeraino 3181] to be dried up. [to be due.
DUE (be), in Mt. 18, 34, i Co, 7. 3 [opheilomai 3397]
in Ga, 6, g, i Ti. 2. 6, Tit. i. 3 [idios 2255] its own proper.
in Eo. 13. 7 [opheile 33gs] due.
(See also Born, reward, season, time).
DULL, in Mt. 13. 15, Ac. 28. 27 [bareos 851] heavy,
in He. 5. 11 [nothros 3174] slothful.
DUMB, in Mt. 9. 32, 33 ; 12. 22 1 ; 15. 30, 31, Lu. 11,
14 1 [kophos 2762] dumb.
in Mr, 7. 37 ; 9. 17, 25 [a-lalos 192] spee3hless.
in Ac. 8. 32, I Co. 12. 2, 2 Pe. 2. 16 [a-phonoa 824]
voiceless. in Lu. I. 20 [siopao 4174] to be still, hold one's peace,
DUNG, in Lu. 13. 8 [ballo koprlon 842] to cast in dung.
in Ph. 3. 8 [skubalon 4207] refuse.
DUNGHILL, in Lu. 14, 35 [kopria 2677] dunghill,
DUEETH, in Mt. 13. 21 [eimi 1398] to be.
DURST, in Mt. 22. 46, Mr. 12. 34, Lu. 20. 40, Jo. 21.
12, Ac. 5. 13 ; 7. 32, Ju. g [tolmao 4637] to dare, be daring,
DUST, in Mt. 10, 14, Lu. g. 5 ; 10. 11, Ac. 13. 51 ; 22.
23 [koniortos 2671] dust.
in Mr. 6. 11, Ee. 18. ig [choos 5004] loose earth.
DUTY (be one's), in Lu. 17. 10, Ro. 15. 27 [opheilomai
3307] to be due.
DWELL (among, at, in, round about, with), in Mt,
s, 23 ; 4. 13 ; 12. 45 ; 23. 21, Lu. n. 26 ; 13. 4, Ac. i. 20 ;
2. 5, 14 ; 4. 16 ; 7. 2, 4 *. 48 ; 9- 22. 3=. 35 ; ti. 29 ; 13.

27 ; 17. 24, 26; 19. 10, 17 ; 22. 12, Ep. 3. 17, Co. i. 19 ;
2. g, He. II. 9, Ja. 4. 5, 2 Pe. 3. 13, Re. 2. 13 « ; 3. lo ; 6,
10; n. 10; 13. 8, 12, 14; 14. 6; 17. 8 [kat-oikeo 2542] to
dwell thoroughly, house down.
in Ro. 7. 17, 10, 20; 8. g, 11, i Co. 3. 16 ; 7, 12, 13, *
Ti, 6, 16 [oikeo 3211] to dwell, have a house,
in Ro, 8. II, 2 Co. 6. 16, Co. 3. 16, 2 Ti. i. 5, 14 [en-
oikeo 1663] to dwell in or among.
in Lu. I. 65 [peri-oikeo 3651] to dwell around.
in I Pe. 3. 7 [sun-oikeo 4469] to dwell with.
in 2 Pe. 2. 8 [eg-kat-oikeo 1349] to house down in, or
among. in Jo. I. 38, 39 ; 6. 56 ; 14. 10, 17, Ac^ 28. 16. 30, '1 Jo,
3, 17, 24 ; 4. 12, 13, 15. 16, 2 Jo, 2 [meno 2944] to remain.
in Jo, I, 14, Re, 7. 15 ; 12. 12 ; 13. 6 ; 21. 3 [skenoo
4187] to tabernacle, dwell in tent. [Strange).
in Lu. 21. 35 [kathemai 2332] to sit down. (See also
DWELLER (at, in), in Ao. i. 19 ; 2. g [kat-oikeo 2542]
to dwell thoroughly, house down. [housing dov/n.
DWELLING, in Mr, 5. 3 [kat-oikesis 2543] dwelling,
DWELLING-PLACE (have no certain), in i Co, 4, n
a-slateo 732] to be unsettled,
DYING, in 2 Co, 4, 10 [nekrosis 3110] dying.
E.
EACH (one, other), in Lu. 13. 15, Ac. z. 3 [hokastoa
1428] each, each one.
In Ph, 2. 3, 2 Th. I. 3 [allelon 214] one another.
in Re. 4. 8 [ana 274] respectively.
EAGLE, in Mt. 24. 28, Lu. 17. 37, Ee. 4. 7 ; 12. 14
[aetos 92] eagle.
EAR (of corn, come to one's), in Mt. 10. 27 ; 11. 15 ;
13. 9, ist, 16, 43,. Mr. 4. 9, 23 ; 7. 16, 33; 8. 18, Lu. i.
44 ; 4. 21 ; 8. 8 ; 9. 44 ; 12. 3 ; 14. 35 ; 22. 50, Ac, 7, 51 ;
5, 7 ; II, 22 ; 28, 27 1, Eo, II, 8, I Co, 2. 9 ; 12. 16, Ja.
S. 4, I Pe. 3. 12, Ee, 2, 7, 11, 17, 29 ; 3, 6, 13, 22 ; 13. 9
[OUS 3386] ear, [otion 5097] ear.
in Mf, 26, 51, Mr, 14. 47, Lu. 22. 51, Jo. 18. 10, 26
in Mr. 7. 35, Ac. 17. 20, 2 Ti. 4. 3, 4 [akoue 167] hearing.
in Mt. 28, 14 [akouomai i6g] to be heard,
in Mt, 12. I, Mr, 2. 23 ; 4. 28 1, Lu. 6. i [stachus 4260]
ear of grain.
EARLY (come in the morning, very), in Mt. 20. i,
Mr. 16, 2, 9, Jo, 20. I [proi 4010] at early morn,
in Jo, 18, 28 [proios 4013] early mora,
in Ja, 5, 7 [proimos 4011] morning, [dawn.
in Lu. 24. I, Jo. 8. 2, Ac, 5. 21 [orthros 3331] early
in Lu. 24. 22 [orthrios 3330] early dawn.
in Lu. 21. 38 [orthrizo 3328] to come at early dawn.
in Lu. 24. 1 [orthrou batheoa 839] at early morn.
EAENEST (more), in 2 Co. i, 22 ; 5, 5, Ep. i. 14
[arrabon 680] earnest.
in He. 2. t [perissoteros 3665] more abundant,
(See also Care, desire, expectation, heed).
EARNESTLY (more), in Lu, 22, 44 [ek-tenesteroa
1512] more extendedly, oontihuously,
(See also Behold, contend, covet, desire, look),
EARTH (in, of, under the), in Mt. 5. 5, 13, 18, 33 ; 6.
10. 19 ; 9. 6 ; 10. 34 ; 11. 25 ; 12. 40, 42 ; 13. 5 * ; 16. 19 1 ;
17. 25 ; 18. 18 t, 19 ; 23. g, 35 ; 14. 3". 35; 25. 18, 25; 27.
SI ; 28. 18, Mr. 2. 10 ; 4. s t, 28, 31 « ; 9. 3 ; 13. 27. 31. Ln.
2. 14 ; s. 24 ; 6. 49 ; 10. 21 ; II. 2, 31 ; 12. 49 ; 51. 56 ; 16.
17 ; 18. 8 ; 21. 25, 33, 35 ; 23. 44 ; 24. 5, Jo. 3. 31 « ; 12.
32 ; 17. 4, Ac. 1. 8 ; 2. 19 ; 3. 23; 4. 24, 26; 7. 49 ; 8. 33 ;
9. 4, 8 ; 10. II, 12 ; II. 6 ; 13. 47 ; 14. JS ; i?- =4. 2^ '• ''•
22; 26. 14, Ro. g. 17, 28; 10. 18, 1 Co. 8. 5 ; 10. 26, 28;
15. 47, Ep. I. 10 ; 3. IS ; 4. 9 ; 6. 3, Col. i. 16, 20 ; 3. 2,
5, He. I. 10 ; 6. 7 ; 8. 4 ; 11. 13, 38 ; 12. 25, 26 1, Ja. 5. 5,
7, 12, 17, 18, 2 Pe. 3. 5, 7, 10, 13, I Jo. 5. 8, Ee. I. 5, 7;
3. 10 ; 5. 3 1, 6, 10, 13 « ; 6. 4, 8 1, 10, 13, is ; 7. I '". 2> 3 ;
8- 5, 7. 13 ; g. I. 3 t. 4 ; 10. 2, 5, 6, 8 ; 11. 4, 6, 10 f, iB;
12. 4, 9, 12, 13, i6t; 13. 8, II, 12, 13, 14* ; 14. 3, 6, 7, 15,
16 (, 18, 19 ( ; 16. 1, 2, 14, 18 ; 17. 2 «, 5, 8, 18 ; j8. _i. 3 '.
9, II, 23, 24 ; ig. 2, 19 ; 20. 8, 9, 11 ; 21. 1 1, 24 [ge 990]
the earth.
in Lu. 21, 26 [oikou-mene 3226] the habitable world.
in Ph, 2, 10 [epi-geios 1812] upon the earth, earthly,
in Ph. 2, 10 [kata-chthonios 2519] down in the duat or
ground. in 2 Ti. 2. 20 [ostrakinos 3359I earthen, of eai'th.
EAETHEN in 2 Co, 4. '7 [ostrakinos 3359] earthen, ot
earth.

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EARTHLY (thing), in Jo. 3. 12, 2 Co. 5. i. Ph. 3. 19,
Ja. 3. 15 [epi-geios 1812] upon the earth, earthly.
in Jo. 3. 31 [ek tea ges ggo] out of the earth.
EAETHQUAKE, in Mt. 24. 7 ; 27. 54 ; 28. 2, Mr, 13.
8, Lu, 21. II, Ac. 16. 26, Ee. 6. 12 ; 8. 5 ; 11. 13 1, 19 ; 16.
18 1 [seismos 4141] shaking, earthquake. [dust.
EAETHY, in i Co. 15, 47, 48 1, 49 [choikos 4999] of
EASE (take), in Lu. 12. 19 [ana-pauo 345] to rest back,
cease again.
EASED (be), in 2 Co. 8. 13 [an-esis 398] ascending up
or back, relaxation, loosening.
EASIEE, in Mt. 9. 5 ; 19. 24, Mr. 2. 9 ; 10. 25, Lu. 5.
23 ; 16. 17 ; 18. 25 [eu-kopoteros 2018] less laborious,
easier EASILY. (See Beset, provoked).
EAST, iu Mt. 2. I, 2, 9 ; 8. 11 ; 24. 27, Iu, 13. 29, Ee,
21, i3[ana-tole 369) uprising, [the sun.
in Ee. 7. 2 ; 16. 12 [ana-tole heliou 369] uprising of
EASTER, in Ac. 12. 4 [pascha 3570] the paasover.
EASY, in Mt. 11. 30 [chrestos 5022] kind, useful.
(See also Entreated, understood).
EAT (aught to, up, with, be -ing), iu Mt. 6. 25, 31 ;
12. 4 1 ; 14. 16, 20 ; 15. 20, 32, 37 ; 26. 17, 26, Mr, 2, 26 1 ;
3, 20 ; 5, 43 ; 6. 31, 36, 37 1, 42, 44 ; 8. i, 2, 8, 9 ; 11. 14 ;
14. 12, 14, 22, Lu. 4. 2 ; 6. 4 £ ; 7. 36 ; 9. 13, 17 ; 12, 19,
22, 29 ; 13. 26 ; 14. 1, 15; 15. 23 ; 17. 8 t ; 22. 8, n, 15,
16 ; 24. 43, Jo. 4. 31, 32, 33 ; 6. 5, 23, 26, 31 1, 49, so, SI,
52. S3. 58 j t8. 28, Ac, 9. 9 : 10. 13, 14 ; II. 7 ; 23. 12, 21,
Ro. 14. 2, 21, 23, I Co. 8. 8 1, 13 ; 9. 4 ; 10. 3, 7 ; u. 20,
21, 24, 33 ; 15. 32, 2 Th. 3. 8, He. 13. 10, Ja. 5. 3, Re. 2.
7, 14, 17, 20 ; 10. 10 ; 17, 16 ; 19. 18 [phago 4825] to eat.
in Jo. 2. 17, Re. 10, 9, 10 [kata-phago 2528] to eat
down, devour.
in Mt. 9. II ; 11. 18, 19; 12. i ; 14. 21 ; 15. 2, 27, 38 ;
24. 49 ; 26. 21, 26, Mr. 1.6; 2. 16 i ; 7. 2, 3, 4, 5, 28 ; 14.
i3 1, 22, Lu. 5. 30, 33 ; 6. I ; 7. 33, 34 ; 10. 7, 8 ; 12. 45 ;
15. 16 ; 17. 27, 28 ; 22. 30, Ac. 17. 35, Ro. 14. 2, 3/, 6/,
20, I Co. 8. 7, 10 ; 9. 7*; 10. 18, 25, 27, 28, 31 ; 11. 22,
26, 27, 28, 29t, 34, 2 Til. 3. 10, 12 [esthio 1966] to eat.
in Lu. 15. 2, Ac. 10. 41 ; 11. 3, i Co. 5. 11, Ga. 2. 12
[sun-esthio 4451] to eat with.
in Mt. 24. 38, Jo. 6. 54, 56, 57, 58 ; 13. 18 [trogo 4691]
to chew, gnaw.
in Ac. 10. 10 ; 20. 11 ; 23. 14 [geuomai 986] to taste.
in Jo. 6. 13 [brosko 893] to eat. [of.
in Ac. 2. 46[raeta-lamban0 297i] to take over, partake
in 2 TL 2. 17 [echo nomen 3142] to have pasture.
(See alao Enough, moth, worms).
EATING, in i Co. 8. 4 [brosis 946] eating.
EDGE (with two), in Lu. 21. 24, He, 11. 34 [stoma
4289] mouth.
in Ee. 2. 12 [di-stomos 1255] with two mouths,
EDGED {two), in He. 4. 12, Ee. i. 16 [di-stomos
125s] with two mouths.
EDIFICATION, in Eo. 15. 2, i Co, 14, 3, 2 Co, 10, 8 ;
13. 10 [oiko-dome 3219] upbuilding, edification.
EDIFY (the things wherewith one may), in Ac. 9. 31,
I Co. 8. I ; 10. 23; 14. 4«, 17, 1 Th, 5, II [oiko-domeo
3218] to build up.
in Eo. 14. 19, I Co. 14. 5, 12, 26, 2 Co. 12. ig, Ep. 4. 12,
16, 29 [oiko-dome 3219] upbuilding, ediflcation.
in I Ti. I. 4 [otko-domia 3223] upbuilding.
EFFECT (become of no, make of none, make with
out, take none), in Ro. 3. 3 ; 4. 14, Ga. 3. 17 ; 5. 4 [kat-
ai'geo 2481] to make thoroughly idle or useless.
in Mt. 15. 6, Ml'. 7. 13 [a-kuroo 184] to make lordless,
powerless, void,
in Ro, g. 6 [ek-pipto 1496] to fall out of or away,
in I Co, I. 17 [kenoomai 2569] to be made empty,
EFFECTUAL (fervent, working, be), in i Co, 16, 9,
Phm, 6 [en-erges 1642] inworking, energetic.
in 2 Co. I. 6, Ja. 5. 16 [en-ergeo i6<^o] to work in.
in Ep. 3. 7 ; 4. 16 [en-ergeia 1639] inworking, energy,
EFFECTUALLY (work), in Ga, 2, 8, i Th, 2, 13 [en-
ergeS 1640] to work in.
EFFEMINATE, in i Co. 6. 9 [malakos 2875] soft.
EGG, in Lu. 11. 12 [Son 5085] egg.
BIGHT, in Lu. 2. 21 ; g. 28, Jo. 5. s ; 20. 26, Ac, g,
33, 1 Pe. 3. 30 [okto 3241] eight.
EIGHTEEN, in Lu. 13. 4, 11, 16 [okto deka] eighteen.
EIGHTH (day), in Lu, i. 59, Ac, 7, 8, s Pe. 2, s, Ee.
17. 11; 31. 20 [ogdoos 3189] eighth.
in Ph. 3. 5 [okta-emeros 3240] eighth day.
EITHEE (but, on.. .side), in Mt. 6. 24 ; 12. 33, Lu. 6.

42 ; 15. 8 ; 16. 13, Ac, 17, 21, i Co. 14. 6, Ph, 3, 12, Jas.
3. 12 [e 21 12] or, either,
in Jo, 19. 18, Ee. 22. 2 [en-teuthen 1673] from hence.
ELDEE (woman, also an, estate of the), in Mt. is. 2 ;
16. 21 ; 21. 23 ; 26. 3, 47, 57, 59 ; 27, i, 3, 12, 20, 41 ; 28. 12,
Mr. 7. 3, 5; 8. 31 ; '11.27; 14.43,53; 15. I, Lu. 7. 3; 9. 22;
15. 25 ; 20. I ; 22. 52, Ac. 4. 5, 8, 23 ; 6. 12, 22, 23 ; 11.
30 ; 14. 23 ; 15. 2, 4, 6, 22, 23 ; 16. 4 ; 20. 17 ; 21. ;8 ; 23.
14; 24. I ; 25. IS, I Ti. 5. I, 2, 17, 19, Tit. I. 5, He. 11. 2,
Ja. 5. 14, I Pe. 5. I, 5, 2 Jo. I, 3 Jo. I, Ee. 4. 4, 10; 5. 5, 6,
8, II, 14 ; 7. II, 13 ; II. 16; 14. 3 ; 19. 4 [presbuteros, -ra
3845] elder, presbyter. [presbytes-.
in I Pe. 5. I tsum-presbuteros 4391] fellow elder m'
in Lu. 22. (16, Ac. 22. 5 [presbuterion 3844] eldership,
in Ro. g. IS [meizon 2916] greater, elder, [presbytery.
ELDEST, in Jo. 8. 9 [presbuteros 3845] elder.
ELECT, in Mt. 24. 22, 24, 31, Mr. 13. 20, 22, 27, Lu.
18. 7, Eo. 8. 33, Col. 3. 12, I Ti. 5. 21, 2 Ti. 2. 10, Tit. i.
I, I Pe. I, a ; 2. 6, 2 Jo. i, 13 [ek-lektoa 1481] elect,
ELECTED (together with), in i Pe, 5, 13 [sun-ok-
lektoa 4443] jointly elected or selected.
ELECTION, in Eo. 9. II ; 11. 5, 7, 28, i Th. i. 4, 2 Pe.
I. 10 [ek-loge 1482] a laying out, election, selection.
ELEMENTS, in Ga. 4. 3, 9, 2 Pe. 3. 10, 12 [stoicheion
4286] a step.
ELEVEN, in Mt. 28. 16, Mr. 16. 14, Lu. 24. 9, 33, Ac.
I. 26 ; 2. 14 [heu-deka 1616] eleven.
ELEVENTH, in Mt. 20. 6, 9, Ee. 21. 20 [hen-dekatos
1617] eleventh.
ELI, in Mt. 27. 46 f [ell 2125] my God.
in Mr. 15. 34 1 [eloi 1565] my God. [of words.
ELOQUENT, in Ac. 18. 24 [logics 2829] eloquent, full
ELSE (or), in Mt. 9. 17, Mr. 2. 21, 22, Lu. 5. 37 ; 14.
32, Jo. 14. II, Re. 2. 5, 16 [ei de me 1377] but if not.
in I Co. 7. 14 ; 14. 16 ; 15. 29 [ep-ei 1784] since.
in Ac. 17. 21 [heteros 1980] other.
EMBOLDENED (be), in i Co. 8. 10 [oiko-domeomai
3218] to be built up. [salute, embrace.
EMBRACE, in Ac. 20. i. He. 11. 13 [aspazomai 725] to
in Ac. 20. 10 [sum-peri-lambano 4383] to take hold
round about with.
EMERALD, in Re. 4. 3 [smaragdinos 4213] emeralds
in Re. 21. 19 [smaragdos 4214] emerald.
EMPTY, in Mr. 12. 3, Lu. i. 53 ; 20, 10, 11 [kenos
2567] empty.
in Mt. 12. 44 [scholazomai 4519] to be unoccupied._
EMULATION (provoke to), in Eo. 11. 14 [para-zeloo
3476] to make very zealous.
m Ga. 5. 20 [zelos 2092] zeal. [put power in.
ENABLE, in i Ti. i. 12 [en-dunamoo 1626] to enable,
ENCOUNTER, in Ao. 17. 18 [sum-ballo 4360] to cast
with. END (trom one. ..to the other, in the, make an, the
latter, to the, to this), in Mt. 10. 22 ; 24. 6, 13, 14 ; 26.
58, Mr. 3. 26 ; 13. 7, 13, Lu. i. 33 ; 21.9; 22. 37, Jo. 13.
I, Ro. 6. 21, 22 ; 10. 4, 1 Co. I. 8 ; 10. 11 ; 15. 24, 2 Co. i,
13 ; 3- 13 ; ti. IS. Eh. 3. 19, 1 'Xi. I. 5, He. 3. 6, 14 ; 6. 8,
II ; 7. 3, Ja. 5. II, I Pe. i. 9 ; 4. 7, 17, Re. 2. 26 ; 21. 6 ;
22. 13 [telos 4587] end. [4475] full end.
in Mt. 13. 39, 40, 49 ; 24. 3 ; 28. 20, He. 9. 26 [sun-teleia
in I Pe. I. 13 [teleios 4580] perfectly.
in Mt. II. I [teleo 4586] to end.
in Jo. 18, 37, Ac. 7. ig, Eo. i. 11 ; 4. 16 ; 14. g, 2 Co. 2.
9, I Th. 3. 13 [eis touto trr to 1409] with a view to this,
in Ac, 13. 47, 2 Pe. 2. 20 [eschatos ig7i] last.
in Mt. 24. 31 fakron 183] extreme point.
in Eo 10. 18, He. 6, 16 [peras 3620] beyond,
in He, 13. 7 [ek-basis 1437] outcome.
in Mt. 28. I [opse 3409] eve.
in Lu. 18. I [pros to 3917] toward this, to this effect.
(See also World).
END (be ended), in Mt. 7. 28, Lu. 4. 2, 13, Ac. 21. 27
[aun-teleo 4476] to end together.
in Lu. 7. I, Ac. 19. 21 [pleroo 3743] to make full.
in Jo. 13. 2 [ginomai 993] to come to pass.
ENDEAVOUR, in Ep, 4, 3, i Th, 2. 17, 2 Pe. i. 15
[spoudazo 4247] to make haste, be diligent.
in Ac. 16. 10 [zeteo 2097] to seek.
ENDING, in Re. i. 8 [telos 4587] end.
ENDLESS, in He. 7. i6[a-kata-lutos 157] undissolved,
in I Ti, I, 4 [a-perantos 528] endless,
ENDUED (be... with knowledge), in Lu. 24. 29 [endu-
oraai 1629] to be caused to go in, clothed in.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Ja, 3, 13 [epi-stemon 1886] knowing things,
ENDURE (but for a time), in Mt 10, 22 ; 24. 13, Mr,
13, 13, I Co. 13. 7, 2 Ti. 2. 10, He. 10. 32 ; 12. 2, 3, 7, Ja.
I. 12 ; 5. II [hupo-meno 4788] to remain under or behind.
inJo.6.;27, He. 10. 34, iPe. i. 25 [mend 2944] to remain.
in Ro. g. 22, He. 12. 20 [phero 4847] to bear.
in 2 Ti. 3. II, I Pe. 2. 19 [hupo-phero 4808] to bear up
undes. [bear with.
in 2 Th, I, 4, 2 TL 4. 3 [an-echomai 403J to hold up,
in Mr. 4. 17 [pros-kairos 3945] for a season.
in 2 Co. I. 6 [hupo-mone 47gi] remaining under.
in He. 11. 27 [kartereo 2395] to persevere.
(See also Afflictions, hardness, patiently).
ENEMY, in Mt. 5. 43, 44 ; 13. 25, 28, 39 ; 22. 44, Mr,
12, 36, Lu, I, 71, 74 ; 6, 27, 35 ; 10, 19 ; 19. 27, 43 ; 20,
43, Ac, 13, 10, Eo. 5. 10 ; II. 28 ; 12. 20, i Co. 15. 25, 26,
Ga. 4. 16, Ph. 3. 18, Col. I. 21, 2 Th. 3. 15, He. 1. 13 ; 10,
13, Ja, 4. 4, Re. II. 5, 12 [echthros 2081] enemy,
ENGRAFTED, in Jas, i, 21 [em-phutos 1603] im
planted, [impressed, engraven,
ENGRAVEN, in 2 Co, 3, 7 [en-tupoomai t686J to be
ENJOY (the pleasures), in Ac, 24. 2 [tugchano 4692]
to hit upon, meet, obtain.
in I Ti. 6. 17 [apo-lausis 584] a full enjoyment.
in He. 11. 25 [echo apo-lausin 584] to have a full
enjoyment. [to make great.
ENLARGE, in Mt. 23. 5, 2 Co. 10. 15 [megaluno 2913]
in 2 Co. 6. II, 13 [platunomai 3723] to make wide or
broad. ENLIGHTENED (be), iuEp. 1. 18, He. 6. 4[photizomiu
4950] to be lightened, enlightened.
ENMITY, in Lu. 23. 12, Ro, 8, 7, Ep, 2, 15, 16, Ja, 4.
4 [echthra 2080] enmity,
ENOUGH (be, it is, to eat, to spare), in Mt, 10. 25
[arketos 665] enough, suflicient,
in Lu, 22. 38 [hikanoa 2271] aufflcient, meet.
in Lu. 15, 17 [perisseuo 3664] to be over and above,
in Mt. 25. 9 [arkeo 666] to be enough, sufiicient.
in Ao. 27, 38 [korennumi 2683] to be satiated,
in Mr. 14. 41 [ap-echei 532] it holds off.
ENQUIRE (diligently, for), in Jo. 16. ig, Ac. 9. 11
[zeteo 2097] to seek,
in I Pe, I. 10 [ek-zeteo 1459] to seek out.
in Ac. 19. 39 [epi-zeteo 1827] to seek also.
in Ln. 22. 23 [su-zeteo 4342] to seek together.
in Mt. 2. 7, 16 [akri-boo 175] to enquire accurately.
in Jo. 4. 52, Ac. 23. 20 [punthanomai 4044] to enquire.
in Ac. 23. 15 [dia-ginosko 1116] to know thoroughly.
in Mt. 10. II [ex-etazo 1724] to aearch out.
ENQUIRY FOR (make), in Ao. 10. 17 [di-erotao 1221)
to question thoroughly,
ENRICHED (be), in 1 Co, i. 5, 2 Co, 9, 11 [ploutizomai
3754] to be made rich,
ENSAMPLE, in i Co, 10, 11, Ph, 3. 17, i Th, i, 7, 2
Th. 3. 9, 1 Pe. 5. 3 [tupos 4695] type, pattem, impress.
in 2 Pe. 2. 6 [hupo-deigma 4771] a faint example.
ENSUE, in i Pe. 3. 11 [dioko 1266] to pursue.
ENTANGLE (in, oneaelf with, be, -ed), iu 2 'Xt a. 4, s
Pe. 2. 20 [em-plekomai 1588] to be entangled.
in Mt. 22. 15 [pagi-deuo 3414] to ensnare.
in Ga. 5. i [en-eohomai 1645] to he held in,
ENTER (in, into), in Mt. 5, 20 ; 6. 6 ; 7. 13, 21 ; 8. 5 ;
10. 5, II ; 12. 4, 29, 45 ; 18, 3, 8, 9 ; ig, 17, 23, 24 ; 23, 13 ;
24. 38 ; 25, 21, 23 ; 26. 41, Mr. i. 21, 45 ; 2. i ; 3, i, 27 ;
5, 12, 13 ; 6, 10; 7, 17, 24 ; 9, 25, 43, 45, 47 ; 10, is, 23,
24, 25 ; II, II ; 13, 15 ; 14, 38 ; 16, 5, Lu. i. 40 ; 4. 38 ; 6.
6 ; 7. I, 6, 44 ; 8. 30, 32, 33 ; 9. 4, 34, 52 ; 10. 5, 8, 38 ; 11.
26, 52 ( ; 13. 24 1 ; 17, 12, 27 ; 18, 17, ig, 24, 25 ; 19, i ;
21. 21 ; 22. 3, 10, 40, 46 ; 24. 3, 26, Jo. 3. 4, 5 ; 4. 38 ; 10.
I, 2, 9 ; 13. 27 ; 18. 1, 33, Ao. 3. 8 ; 5. 21 ; 9. 17 ; 10. 24 ;
II. 8, 12 ; 14. 22 ; 16. 40 ; 18. 19 ; 19. 30; 20. 29 ; 21, 8 ;
23, 16 ; 25. 23 ; 28. 8, Eo. 5. 12, Ho. 3. II, 18, ig ; 4. i,
3 1, 5, 6 1, 10, II ; 6. 19, 20 ; 9. 12, 24, 25, Ja. 5. 4, 2 Jo.
7, Re. II. 11; 15. 8, ; 22. 27; 22. 14 [eis-erchomai 1415]
to go or come into.
in Mr. I. 29, Ac. 18. 7 [erchomai ig6o] to come or go,
iu Eo, 5, 20 [par-eia-erchomai 3536] to come in side
ways, in Mt, 15, 17, Mr, 4, 19'; 5. 40'; 6. 56 ; 7. 15, 18, 19 ;
II. 2, Lu. 8. 16 ; 19. 30 ; 22. 10, Ac. 3. 2 ; 8. 3 [eis-poreu-
omai 1^20] to go in into.
in Mt. 8. 23 ; 9. i, Mr. 4. i ; 8. 10, 13, Lu. 5. 3, Jo. 6.
a;, 22 [em-baino 1567] to go into.
in Jo. 21. 3, I Co. 2. 9 [ana-baino 376] to go up.

I In Ao. 27, 2 [epi-bainO 1803J to go on or upon,
in I Th, I. 9, He, 10, 19 [eis-odos 1418] way into,
in Ac, 21, 26 [eis-eimi 1414] to be or go into,
ENTERTAIN (strangers), in He, 13, 2 [xenizo 3177]
to lodge strangers.
In He. 13. 2 [philo-xenia 4878] loving to lodge strangers.
• ENTICE (-ing words, -ed), in i Co. 2. 4 [peithos 3589]
persuaded. [speech.
in Col. 2. 4 [pithano-logia 3695] persuasive words or
in Ja. I. 14 [deleazomai 1072] to be enticed. [lot.
ENTIRE, in Ja, i, 4 [holo-kleros 3255] whole or entire
ENTRANCE (in), in i Th, 2, i, 2 Pe, i, 11 [cis-odoa
1418] way into,
ENTREAT (evil, shamefully, spitefully), in Mt 22, 6,
Lu, 18, 32, I Th. 2. 2 [hubrizo 4708] to insult.
in Ac, 7, 6, 19 [kakoo 2365] to dp evil to,
ill Lu, 20, II [a-timaz6 759] to dishonour.
in Ac, 27, 3 [chrao 5010] to use,
ENVY (be moved with), in Mt, 27, 18, Mr, 15, 10, Ro.
I. 29, Ph. I. IS, I Ti. 6. 4, Tit. 3. 3, Ja. 4. 5, i Pe. 2. i
[phthonos 4858] envy.
in Ac, 7. 9 ; 17. 5 [zeloo 2093] to be zealous.
in Ac. 13. 45 [zelos 2092] zeal,
ENVY, in I Co, 13, 4_ [zeloo 2093] to be zealous.
in Ga. 5. 26 [phthoneo 4857) to envy.
ENVYING, in Eo. 13. 13, i Co. 3. 3, 2 Co. 12. 20, Ja.
3. 14, 16 [zelos 2092] zeal.
in Ga, 5. 21 [phthonos 4858] envy. [ed.
EPHPHATHA, in Mr. 7. 34 [ephphatha 2078] be open-
EPISTLE, in Ac. 15. 30 ; 23. 33, Eo. 16. 22, i Co. 5. 9,
2 Co. 3. 1, 2, 3 ; 7. 8, I Th. 5. 27, 2 Th. 2. 15 ; 3. 14, 17,
2 Pe. 3. I, 16, Col. 4. 16 (epi-stole 1888] epistle.
EQUAL (that which is, to the angels), in Mt, 20, 12,
Jo. 5. 18, Ph. 2. 6, Ee. 21. 16 [isos 229g] equaL
in Ga. 1. 14 [sun-elikiotes 4460] fellow in age.
in CoL 4. I [isotes 2300] equality.
in Lu. 20. 36 [is-aggelos 22g6] equal to an angeL
EQUALITY, in 2 Co, 8, 248 [isotes 2300] equality.
ERE, in Jo, 4, 49 [prin 3850] before,
ERR, in Mt, 22, 29, Mr. 12, 24,- 27, He, 3, 10, Ja, i,
16 ; 5, 19 [planao 3713] to lead astray, [or away,
in I TL 6, 21, 2 Ti, 2, 18 [a-stocheo 737] to step aside
in I Ti, 6, 10 [apo-planao 597] to lead astray from,
ERROR, in He, 9, 7 [ag-noema 43] ignorance, want
of knowledge,
in Mt, 27, 64, Eo, I, 27, Ja, 5, 20, 2 Pe, 2, 18 ; 3, 17, i
Jo. 4. 6, Ju. II [plane 3714] a leading astray.
ESCAPE (safe, can, way to), in Mt, 23. 33, He, 11, 34 ;
12, 25 [pheugo 4848] to flee,
in Lu, 21, 36, Eo, 2, 3, 2 Co. n, 33, i Th, 5, 3, He. a. 3
[ek-pheugo 1523] to flee out.
in 2 Pe. I. 4 ; 2. 18, 20 [apo-pheugo 630] to flee from.
in Ac. 27. 42 [dia-pheugo 1196] to flee through.
in Ao. 27. 44 ; 28. i, 4 [dia-sozo 1181] to save or make
thoroughly sound.
in J 0. 10. 39 [ex-erchomai 1722] to come or go out of.
ESCHEW, in 1 Pe. 3, 11 [ek-klino 1470] to inclme out
of, ESPECIALLY, in Ac, 26, 3, Ga. 6. 10, i TL 5, 17, 2Ti,
4. 13 [malista 2876] specially,
ESPOUSE (be, -ed), in Mt. 1. 18, Lu. i. 27 ; 2. 5 [mneateu-
omai 3049] to be made mention of, espoused,
in 2 Co, II. 2 [harmozomai 669] to flt or join to.
ESTABLISH (be -ed), in Mt. 18. 16, Ro. 3. 31 ; 10. 3,
2 Co. 13. I, He, 10, 9 [histemi 2303] to (cause to) stand
firm, in Ro. I. II, I Th, 3, 2, 2 Pe. i. 12 [sterizo 4279] to fix
firm. ^ '^'
in Ac. 16, s [stereoomai 4272] to be flxed flnn.
in He, 5, 6 [nomo-theteooiai 3«49] to be set up as a
law, in He, 13, g [bebaioomai 877] to be confirmed.
ESTATE (of the elders, chief, flrst, low, one'a, your)
in Mr, 6, 21 [protos 4018] flrst, foremost,
in Ro, 12. iS [tapeinos 4547] low,
in CoL 4, 8 [ta peri 3621] the things conceming.
in Ju, 6 [arche 695] chieftainship, principality.
in Ac. 22. 5 [presbuterion 3844] presbytery, eldership.
ESTEEM (be leaat, highly), in Ph. 2. 3, i Th. s. 13.
He. II. 26 [hegeomai 2117] to count, regard.
in Ro, 14, 5 1 [krino 2714] to judge,
in Ro, 14, 14 [logizomai 2826] to reckon,
in I Co. 6. 4 [ex-outheneomai 1741] to be thougM
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in Lu. 16. 13 [hupseloa 4818] high, exalted.
ETERNAL, in Mt. 19. 16 ; 23. 46, Mr. 3. 29 ; 10. 17,
30, Lu. 10. 23 ; 18. 18 ; Jo. 3. 13 ; 4. 36 ; 3. 39 J 6- S4j 68 I
10. 28; 12. 23 i 17. 2, 3, Ac. 13. 48, Ilo. 2. 7 ; 5. 21 J 6.
23, 2 Co. 4. 17, 18 ; 3. I, I Ti. 6. T2, 2 Ti. 2. 10, Tit. i. 2 ;
3. 7, He. 3. g; 6. 2 ; g. 12, 14, 13, i Pe. 3. 10, i Jo. i. 2;
2. 23; 3. 13; 3. IX, 13, 20, Ju. 7, 21 [aionios 144] age-
lasting. in Ep. 3. II, I Ti. i. 17 [aion 143] age.
in Ko. I. 20 [aidios io8] etemal.
ETHIOPIAN, in Ac. 8. 27 [aithi-ops] Ethiopian.
EUNUCH (make, be made), in Mt. ig. 12 1, Ac. 8. 27,
34; 36) 38) 39 [eun-ochos 2020] eunuch.
iu Mt. 19. 12 t [eun-oucnizomai 2028] to make or
treat self as a eunuch.
EVANGELIST, in Ac. 21. 8, Ep. 4. 11, 2 Ti. 4. 5 [eu-
afgelistea logi] evangeUst, announcer of glad tidings.
EVEN (at), in Mt. 8. 16 ; 20. 8 ; 26. 20 ; 27. 37, Mr. i.
32; 4. 33 ; 6. 47 ; 13. 42 ; Jo. 6. 16 [opsia 3411] even.
in Mr. 11. ig ; 13. 35 [opse 3409] even.
EVEN (as, so, very, into, like, not, now, one, present,
to, thus, unto]), in Mt. 3. 46, 47 ; 7. 12; 8. 27 ; 12. 8, 43 ;
13. 12, &c. [kai 2344] and, even, also.
iu Mt. 7. 12, 17 ; 12. 43 ; 18. 14 ; 23. 28, Jo. 3. 14 ; 3.
21 ; 14. 31, Ac. 12. 13; 27. 23; ilo. 3. iB, 21 ; 6. 4, ig ;
II* Sl 3ij I Co. 2. II ; Q. 14; II. 12 ; 14. la; 13. 22 ; 16.
I, 2 Co. 7. 14 ; 10. 7, Ga. 4. 3, 29, i Th. 2. 4 ; 4. 14, Ja. 2
i7'» 3' 5 [houto, houtoa 3391] thus.
in Mt. 15. 28, Mr. 4. 36, i Co. 3. 3, Ep, 3. 33, i Pe. 3.
6, Jn. 7, Re. 21. II [hos 3089] as.
in Mt. II. 26, Lu. TO. 21, Re. i. 7 ; 16. 7 ; 22. 20 [nai
3099] yes, yea. [2084] unto.
m Mt. 26. 38jMi:'. 14, 34, i Co. 3. 13, i Jo. 2. 9 [heos
in Ac. II. 3, He. 4. X2 [aqhri S31] until, as far as.
in Lu. I. 15 [eti 1982] yet, still.
in Ro. I. 26 [te 4368] and, even, also.
in I Co. 14. 7 [homos 3283I in the same way.
in I Th. 2. 18 [men 2941] indeed.
in I Ti. 3. II [hos-autos 3o8g] as thus, even so^
in Ro. 4. 6, 2 Co. i. 14 ; 3, 18, i Ti. 3. 12 ; 4. 3 [katha-
per 2318] even as.
in Mr. n. 6, Lu. i.. 2; 19. 32^ Jo. 5. 23 ; 12. 30; 13. 10
17. 14, 16, 22, Ro. I. 28, T Co. I. 6 ; II. I ; 13. 12, Ga. 3.
6, Ph, I. 7, I Th. 5, II, I Jo, 2. 6, 27; 3. 3, 7 ; 3 Jo. 2,
3 [kathos 2342] according aa.
in Mt. 23. 27 [hon tropon 4677] in the way that.
in Ac. 15. II ; 27. 23 [kata tropon 4667] according to
the way that.
in Mt. 3. 48 ; 20. 28 [hos-per SR93I even as.
in Ja. 4. 14 [gar 963] for. [even.
in Mt. 6. 29, Jo. 21. 23, I Co. II. 14 [ou-de 3372] not
{See also As, now, thus).
EVENING, iu Mt. 14. 15, 23 ; 16. 2, Mr. 14. 17, Jo. 20
19 [opsia 341T] even^
in Lu. 24. 20, Ac. 28. 23 [hespera 1969] evening.
EVENTIDE (was come), in Mr. 11. ti [opsias ousea
tea horaa 34TT] the hour being late.
in Ac. 4. 3 [hespera 1969] evening.
EVER (or, that^ for, and ever), in Mt. 21. 19, Mr. n.
14, Lu. I. 35, Jo. 6. 31, 38 ; 8. 35 i ; 12. 34 ; 14. 16, 2 Co.
g. g, He. 3. 6 ; 6. 20 ; 7. 17, 21, 24, i Pe. i. 23, 25, i Jo,
2. 17, 2 Jo. 2, Ju. 13 [eis ton aidna 143] to the age.
in Mt. 6. 13, Lu. i. 33, Ro. i. 23 ; 9. 5 ; n. 36 ; 16. 27,
He. 13. 8 [eis toua aionas 143] to the ages.
in Ga. i. 3, Ph. 4. 20, i Ti., i. 17, 2 Ti.. 4., 18, He. 13.
2T, I Pe. 4. II ; 3. II, Re. i. 6 ; 4. 9, 10; 3. 13, 14; 7. 12 ;
10. 6 ; IT. 13 ; 13- 7 ; 19- 3 ; 20. 10 ; 22. 3 [eis tous aionas
ton aidnon 143] to the ages of the ages.
in He, i. 8 [eis ton aiou ton aionos 143] to the age of
the age.
iu 2 Pe. 2. 17 [eis aiona 1^3] to the age.
in Re. 14. n [eia aionas aiouon, 143] to ages of ages.
in Ju. 23 [eis pantas tous aionas 143] to all the ages,
in 2 Pe. 3. 18 [ela hemeran aiouos 143] to the day of
the age.
in Phm. 13 [aionios 144] age-lasting,
in Lu. 13. 31, Jo. 18. 20, I Th. 4. 17 ; 3. 13, 2 Ti. 3. 7,
He. 7. 23 [pan-tote ^434] alway. -
inHe. 10. 12, 14 [di-enekea 1226] holding on thoroughly.
in Mr. 13. 8 [aei gi] ever. [as.
in Jo. 4. 2g, 3g ; 10. 8 [hpaoa 3335] as much or many
in Ep. 3. 2g [pote 38 ig] at any time.
in Mt. 24. 21 [ou me 2907] no, not, not at all.
in Ac. 23, IS [pro sSsiJbefore.

EVERLASTING, in Mt. 18. 8 ; ig. 29 ; 23. 41, 46, Lu.
16. 9 ; 18. 30, Jo. 3. 16, 36 ;. 4. 14 ; 5. 24 ; 6. 27, 40, 47 ;
12. 30, Ac. 13, 46, Ro. 6. 22 ; 16. 26, Ga. 6. 8, 2 Th. i. 9 ;
2. 16, I Ti. I. 16 ; 6. i6, He. 13. 20, 2 Pe^ i. ti, Re. 14. 6
[aionios 144] age-lasting.
in Ju. 6 [aidios 108] eternal.
EVERMORE (for), iu 2 Co. 11. 31, He. 7. 28, Re. x. t8
[aion 143] age.
in Jo. 6. 34, I Th. 5., 16 [pan-tote 3434] alway.
EVERY (branch, man, one, several, thing, where, whit,
woman), in Mt. 3. 10 ; 4. 4 ; 7. 8, 17, 19, 21, 26 ; 8. 33 ; g.
33 i > 12* 25 i, 36 ; 13- 32 ; 15' 13 ; iS. 16 ; ig. 3, 2g ; 23. 2g,
Mr. 7. 14 ; g. 4gt ; 16. 13, Lu. 2,. 23 ; 3. 3 «, g ; 4. 4, 37 ;
3. 17 ; 6. 30, 40; 9. 43 ; lo^ I ; n. 4, 10, 17; 16. 16 ; iS.
14 ; ig. 26, Jo. 1.9; 2. TO ; 3. 8, 20 ; 6. 40, 43 ; 13. 2 i ;
18. 37, Ac. 2. 5, 43 ; 3. 23 ; TO. 33 ; 13. 27 ; 13. 21, 36 ; 16.
26 ; 18. 4 ; 26, II ;, 28. 2, Ro. i. 16 ; 2. g, 10 ; 3. 2, 4, 19 ;
10. 4 ; 12. 3 ; 13. I ; 14. 3, 11 t, 1 Co. i. 2, 5 ; 4. 17 ; 6.
18 ; 8. 7 J 9. 23 ; II. 3, 4, 3 ; 15. 30 ; 16. i6, 2 Co. 2. 14 ;
4* 2, 8 ; 7. 3 ; 8.. 7 ; 9. 8, II ; 10. 3 f ; 13,. i, Ga. 3. lo, 13 ;
3* 3) Ep. I. 21 ; 4. 14, 16 ; 5. 24, Ph. i. 3, 4, 18 ; 2. g, 10,
II ; 4. 6, 12, 21, Col. I. 10, 13, 23, 28 th, 1 Th. i. 8 ; 3. 18,
2 Th. 2. 17 I 3. 6, 17, I Ti. 2. 8 ; 4. 4 ; 5. to, 2 Ti. 2. 19,
22 ; 4. 18, E,t. I. 16; 3. I, Phm. 6, He. 2. 2, g ; 3. 4 ; 5.
I) 13 j 8. 3; g. 19.; 10. II ; 12. I, ft; 13. 21, Ja. i. 17 t,
19 ; 3. 7, 16, I Pe. 2. 13 ; 3. 13, i Jo. 2. 29 ; 3. 3 ; 4, i, 2,
3, 7 ; 3. 1, Re. I. 7 ; 5. g, 13 ;-6. 14, 13 1 ; 14. 6 ; 16. 3, 20 ;
18. 2 i, 17 ; 22. 18 [pas 3369] every one.
in Mt. 16.. 27 1 18. 33; 25. 15 ; 26. 22, Mr. 13. 34, Lu. 2.
3 ; 4. 40 ; 6. 44 ; 16. 3, Jo. 6.' 7:7. 33 ; 16. 32 ; 19. 23,
Ac. 2. 6, 8, 38 ; 3- 26 J 4. 35 ;. ri. 39 ; 17- 27 ; 20. 31 ; 21.
26, Ro. 2. 6 ; 12. 3 ; 14. 3, 12 ;, 13. 2, i Co. i. 12 ; 3. 5, 8,
10, 13 1 ; 4. 5 ; 7. 2 1, 7, 17 1, 2o, 24 ; 10. 24 ; 11. 21 ; 12.
7, TI, 18 ; 14. 26 ; 15. 23, 38 ;. 16. 2, 2 Co. 3. 10 ; 9. 7, Ga.
6. 4, 3, Ep. 4. 7, 16, 23 ; 5. 33, Ph. 2. 4 1, CoL 4. 6, I Th.
2. II ; 4. 4, 2 Th. I. 3, He. 6. 11 ; 8. 11 1, Ja. i. 14, i Pe.
I. 17 ; 4. TO, Re. 2. 23 ; 5. 8 ; 6. 11 ; 20, 13 ; 21. 21 ; 22.
i2_[hekastos 1428] each one.
ia Lu. 2. 41 ; 8. i, 4 ; x6.. 19, Jo. 2t. 23, Ac. 3. i, 2 ; 8.
3 ; 14. 23 ; 13. 21, 36 ; 20. 23 ; 22. 19, Ep. 3. 33, Tit. i. 5,
He. g. 25 ; TO. 3, Re. 22. 2 [kata ace. 2398] down to.
in Mr. 16. 20, Lu. g. 6, Ac. 17. 30 ; 21. 28 ; 28. 22, i Co.
4. 17 [pan-tachou 3449] everywhere.
in Mt. 20., g, 10, Re. 21.. 21 [ajia 274] respectively.
in Mr. 8. 23, Ac. 3. 16 [hapas 504] aJl together, every
one., in Jo. 7. 23 ; 13. 10 [holos 3257] whole.
in Lu. ig. 15 [tis 4626] a certain one, anyone, soma one.
in Ac. 2> 45 [tis 4627] any one.
in Ro. 12. 3 [kath-eis 1410] every one.
(See also Day, go, quarter, side).
EVIDENCE, inHe. 11. i [elegchos 1345] convicted.
EVIDENT (token), in Ga. 3. ii [delos 1098] evident.
in Ph. I. 28 [en-deixia ifixi] inward ahewing.
in He. 7. 14 [pro-delos 3870] openly evident,
in He^ 7. 13 [kata-delos 2415] fully evident.
EVIDENTLY (set forth), in Ac. 10. 3 [phaneros 4830]
manifestly. [hand or openly,
in Ga. 3. x [pro-graphomai 386g] to be written before-
EVIL (doing, do, thing), iii Mt. 3. 11, 37, 39, 43 ; 6. 13,
23; 7. XI, i7j 18; 9. 4; 12. 34, 35*, 39; 15. ig; 20. 13,
Mr. 7. 22, 23, Lu. 3. 19 ; 6. 22, 33, 43 1 ; 7. 21 ; 8. 2 ; ir.
4j 13, 29j 34) Jo- 3- 19 i 7-. 7 ; 17- i5i Ac. ig. 12, 13, 13,
16, Ro. 12. g, Ga. I. 4, Ep. 3. 16 ; 6. 13, i Th. 3. 22, 2 Th.
3. 3, I Ti. 6. 4, 2 Ti. 3. 13 ; 4. 18, He. 3. 12 ; 10. 22, Ja. 2.
4 ; 4. 16, I Jo. 3. 12, 2 Jo. II [poneros 3798J painful,
wicked. in Mt. 24. 48 ; 27. 23, Mr. 7. 21 ; 13. 14, Lu. 16. 23 ;
23, 22, Jo. t8. 23, Ac. 9. 13 ; 23, g, Ro. i. 30 ; 2. 9 ; 3. 8 ;
7. 19, 21 ; 9. II ; 12. 17 t, 2it; 13. 3, 4 f ; 14. 20 ; 16. 19,
I Co. TO. 6 ; 13. 3 ; 13, 33, ? Co. 13. 7, Ph. 3. 3, CoL 3. 5,
I Th. 3. 13 1, X Ti. 6. TO, a Ti. 4. 14, Tit. i. 12, He. 3. 14,
Ja. I. 13 ; 3. 8, 1 Pe. 3. 9 f^ 10, 11, 12, 3 Jo. 11, Re. 2. 2
[kakos 2362] evil.
iu Jo. 18. 23, Ac. 23. 3 [Icakoa 2366] evilly, badly.
in Mt. 6. 34 [kakia 2333] evil, [2360] to do evil.
in Mr. 3. 4, Lu, 6. 9, t Pe. 3. 17, 3 Jo. 11 [kako-poieo
in Jo. 3. 20; 5. 29, Tit. 2. 8, Ja. 3. 16 [phaulos 4843]
worthless. [wrong doing.
in Ac. 24. 20 [a-dikema8i] injustice, unrighteouaneaa,
(See also Affected, doing, entreat, report, apealdng).
EVIL-DOER, in i Pe. 2. 12, 14; 3. 16; 4. 15 [kako-
poios 2361] evil doer.
in 2 Ti. 2. 9 [kak-purgos 2362] evil worker.

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DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

EXACT, in Lu. 3. 13 [praaeo 3837] to do, practise,
EXALT (highly, one's self, be -ed, above measure),
in Mt, II. 23 ; 23. 12 t, Lu. i. 52 ; 10. 15 ; 14. 11 1 ; 18.
14 1, Ac. 2. 33; 5. 31; 13. 17. 2 Co. II. 7, I Pe. s. 6
[hupsoo 4822] to make high, exalt. [self up above.
in 2 Co. 10. 5 : JI. 2p [ep-airomai 1761] to take or lift
in 2 Co. 12. 7 [huper-airojnai 4737] to take .or litt sell
above measure. [above measure.
in Ph. 2. 9 [hupier-upaoo 4760] to make high, exalt
in Ja. I. 9 [hui)sos482i] made high, .exalted.
EXAMINATION, iu Ao. 25. .26 [aoa-irisis 323] a judg
ing up or anew.
EXAMINE, in Lu. 23. 14, Ac. 4. g ; 12. ig ; 24. 8 ; 28.
18, I Co. 9. 3 [ana-krino 322] to judge up or anew.
in Ac. 22. 24 29 [an-etazomai 399] to be examined
.again. in I Co. II. 28 [dokimazo 1270] to prove, approve.
in 2 Co. 13. 5 [peirazo 3504] to try.
EXAMPLE (make a public, after the), in Jo. 13. 15,
He. 4. II ; 8. 5, Ja. 5. 10 [hupo-deigma 4771] a faint
example. in Ju, 7 [deigma 1051] an example.
in Mt. I. 19 [para-deigmatizo 3469] to make a shew
or example of. [impress.
in I Co. 10. 6, I Ti. 4. 12 [tupoa 4695] type, i)attem,
in I Pe. 2. 21 [hupo-grammos 4770] a faint writing or
copy, [be over and above.
EXCEED, in Mt. 5, 20, 2 Co. 3. 9 [perisseuo 3664] to
in Mt. 5. 20 [periaseuo pleion 3664] to be much over
and above.
EXCEEDING- .(tar more, be), in Mt. „. 16 ; 4. 8 ; 8.
28, Mr, 9. 3, Lu. 23, 8 [lian 2810] very, [exceeding.
in Mt. 2, 10 ; 17. 23 ; 26. 22, Re. 16. 21 [sphodra 4508]
in 2 Co. 9. 14, Ep. ,1. 19 ; 2. 7 [huper -ballo 4743] to cast
oyer or above. [above.
in Ro. 7. 13 [kath 'huper-bolen 4744] a casting over or
in 2 Co. 4. 17 [kath huper-bolen eis huper-bolen].
in Ep. 3. 20 [huper 4736] over, above.
in Ac. 7, 20 [theos 2186] God, [over and above,
in 2 Co. 7, 4 [huper-perisseuomai 4757] to be much
See also Abundant, abundantly, glad, great, joy, joy
ful, sorrowful, sorry). (3666] abundantly,
EXCEEDINGLY (the more), in Ac, 26. 11 [perissos
in Mr, 15, 24, 2 Co, 7, 13, Ga, i, 14 [perissoteros 3666]
more abundantly, [ly,
in I Th, 3, 10 [huper.ek perissou 36,65] over-abundant-
in Mt, ig. 25 [sphodra 4508] .exceeding,
in Ac. 27. 18 [sphodros 4509] exceedingly.
in Mr. 4. 41 [megan phobon 2916] great fear.
(See also Pear, grow, trouble).
EXCEL, in i Co. 14, 12 [perisseuo 3664] to be over
and above,
in 2 Co. 3. IO [huper -ballo 4743] to cast over or above.
EXCELLENCY, iu i Co. 2. i [huper-oche 4756] ahold-
ing above.
in 2 Co. 4. 7 [huper-bole 4744] a casting above.
in Ph. 3. 8 [huper£cho 4750] to hold .above.
EXCELLENT (more, most, things that are more), in
I Co. 12. 31 [kath huper-bolen 4744] a casting above.

iu Lu. I. 3, Ac. 23. 26 [kratistos 2702] most mighty.
in Ro. : "'^ '" -¦-
diversely.

, AC. 23. 26 IJ
18, Ph, I.

10 [dia-phero 1195] to bear

in He. i. 4 ; 8, 6 [dia-phoros -1200] bearing diversely.
in He. 11. 4 [pleion 3726] more, fuller.
in 2 Pe. I. 17 [megSilo-prepes 2912] greatly becoming.
EXCEPT (it be, that), in Mt. 5. 20 ; 12. 29; 18. 3 ; 26.
42, Mr. 3, 27 ; 7, 3, 4, Lu. 13. 3, 5, Jo. 3. 2, 3, s, 27 ; 4
48 ; 6. 44, 53, 65 ; 12. 24 ; 13. 4 « ; ?o. 23, Ac. 8. 31 ; 15.
I ; 27. 31, Ro, 10, 15, I Co, 14, 6, 7, 9 ; 15, 36, 2 Th, 2. 3,
2 Ti, 2, s, Re, 2, 5, 22 [ean me 1320] if not, except,
in Mt, 19. 9 ; 24, 22j Mr, 13, 20, Jo, 19. 11, Ro. 7, 7 ; 9,
29, 2 Co. 12. 13 [ei me 1377] if not, except. [except.
in Lu. 9. 13, 1 Co. 7. 5, 2 Co. 13. 5 [ei me ti 1377] if not,
m I Co. 14. s [ektos ei me 1518] except, outside ot.
in Ac. 26. 29 [par-ektoB 3538] outaide of,
in Ac, 8, I [plen 3739] more than,
in Ac, 24. 21 [e 2112] or, either.
EXCEPTED (be), in i Co. 15. 27 [ektoa 1518] outside.
EXCESS, in Mt 23. 25 [a-krasia 170] incoutinency,
want of self-control.
iu Bp. s. 18 [a-sotia 751] sottislmeas.
in I Pe. 4. 4 [anaTChuaia 375] up-pouring, out-pouring,
(See also Wine), [436] an exchange,
EXCHANGE, in Mt, 16. 26, Mr. 8. 37 [ant-allagma

EXCHANGER, in Mt, 25, 27 [trapezitea 4652] banker,
EXCLUDE, in Ro, 3, 27, Ga, 4, 17 [ek-kleio 1468] to
shut out,
EXCUSE (make, without, oneself, be -ed), in Lu, 14,
18, 19 [par-aiteomai 3481] to ask self ofl or aside,
in Ro. 2. 15, 2 Co, 12, 19 [apo-logeomai 588] to apeak
self away, - [defence,
in Ro, 1. 20 [an-apo-logStoa 353] without apology or
EXECUTE (the priest's office), in Jo, 5. 27, Ju, 15
[poieo 3766] to do, make, work.
in Lu. I. 8 [hierateuo 2261] to act as a priest.
EXECUTIONER, in Mr. 6. 27 [spekoulator 4231]
spearman. EXERCISE, in i Ti. 4. 8 [gumnasia 1024] exerciae.
EXERCISE (to), in i Ti. 4. 7, He. 5. 14 ; 12. 11, 2 Pe.
2. 14 [gumnazo io23]_to exercise.
in Ac. 24. 16 [askeo 721] to exert.
in Re. 13. 12 [poieo 3766] to do, make, work.
(See also Authority, dominion, lordship).
EXHORT (one another), in Ac. 2. 40 ; 11, 23 ; 14, 22 ;
15, 32, Ro, 12, 8, 2 Co, 9, 5, I Th, 4, 1 ; 5, 14, 2 Th, 3. 12,
I 'I'i, 2, I ; 6, 2, 2 Ti, 4, 2, Tit. i. 9 ; 2. 6,_ 15, He. 3. 13 ;
10. 25, I Pe. 5. I, 12, Ju. 3 [para-kaleo 3483] to call
alongside. [propel.
• in Ac. 18. 27 [pro-trepomai 3996] to turn self forward,
in Ac. 27. 22 [par-aineo 3480] to praise beside, recom
mend. EXHORTATION (give much, in one's), in Ac. 13. 13,
Ro. 12. 8, I Co. 14. 3, 2 Co. 8. 17, I Th. 2. 3, I Ti. 4. 13,
He. 12. 5 ; 13. 22 [para-klesis 3487] a calling alongside,
in Lu, 3, 18, Ao, 20, 2 [para-kaleo 3483] to call along
side, EXORCIST, in Ac, 19, 13 [ex-orkistes 1737] exorcist,
one who charges by an oath,
EXPECTATION (be in, earnest), in Ro, 8, 19, Ph. i,
20 [apo-kara-dokia 568] earnest looking forth,
in Ac, 12, II [pros-dokia 3933] a looking for,
in Lu, 3, IS [pros-dokao 3932] to look for,
EXPECT, in Ac, 3, 5 [pros-dokao 3922] to look for,
in He, 10, 13 [ek-dechomai 1443I to expect,
EXPEDIENT (be), in Jo. 11. 50; 16. 7 ; i8. 14, i Co.
6. 12, 2 Co, 8, 10 ; 12, 1 [sum-phero 4393] to bear together,
conduce, EXPEL, in Ac, 13, 50 [ek-ballo 1436] to cast out,
EXPERIENCE, in Ro. 5. 4 [dokime 1272] proof,
approval, [approval,
EXPERIMENT, in 2 Co, 9, 13 [dokime 1272] proof,
EXPERT, in Ac, 26, 3 [gnostes 1006] knowing,
EXPIRED (he), in Ac, 7, 30 [pleroomai 3743] to be
made full,
in Re, 20. 7 [teleomai 4586] to be ended,
EXPOUND, in Ac, 11. 4 ; 18, 26 ; 28, 23 [ek-tithemi
1515] to part or placeout.
in Mr, 4, 34 [epi-luo 1850] to loose also, [ly.
in Lu. 24. 27 [di-ermeneuo 1219] to interpret thorough-
EXPRESS IMAGE, inHe. i. 3 [charakter 4967] impress.
EXPRESSLY, in j Ti. 4. i [retos 4085] m express
words, oratorically, rhetorically.
EXTORTION, in Mt. 23. 25 [harpage 676] a snatching
up or away,
EXTORTIONER, in Lu. 18. 11, i Co. 5. 10, 11 ; 6. 10
[harpax 679] one snatching up or away.
EYE (with one's), in Mt. 5. 29, 38 ; 6. 22 *, 23 ; 7. 3 ',
4t, st; 9. 29, 30 ; 13. 15 1, 16 ; 17. 8 ; 18. 9 C ; 20. 15, 33,
34 i ; 21. 42 ; 26. 43, Mr. 7. 22 ; 8. 18, 25 ; 9. 47 1 ; 12. 11 ;
14. 40, Lu. 2. 30; 4. 20; 6. 20, 41^,42/; 10. 23; II. 34^;
16. 23 ; 18. 13 ; 19. 42 ; 24. 16, 31, Jo. 4. 35 ; 6. 5 ; 9. 6, 10,
II, 14, 15, 17, 21, 26, 30, 32 ; 10. 21 ; IT. 37, 41 ; 12. 4o(;
17. I, Ac. 9. 8, iS, 40 ; 26. i8 ; 28. 27 t, Ro. 3. 18 ; 11. 8,
10, I Co. 2. 9 ; 12. 16, 17, 21 ; 15. 52, Ga. 3. i ; 4. 15, Ep.
I. 18, He. 4, 13, I Pe. 3. 12, 2 Pe. 2. 14, i Jo. i. 1 ; 2. 11,
16, Re. I. 7, 14 ; 4. 18 ; 3. 1.8 ; 4. 6, 8 ; 5. 6 ; 7, 17 ; 19.
12 ; BI, 4 [ophthalmos 3401] eye,
in Mr. 8. 23 [omma 3267] organ of sight, [eyed.
iu Mt. 18. 9, Mr. 9. 47 [mon-ophthalmos 3067] one-
in Mr. 10. 25, Lu, 18, 25 [trumalia 4687] a rubbed hole
(of a needle),
in Mt, 19, 24[trupema 4688] a bored hole (of a needle).
(See also Pasten, set).
EYE-SALVE, in Re. 3. 18 [koUonrion 26qol eyei-Balve.
EYH-SERVICB, in JEp. 6. 6, Col. 3. 22 [ophthalrao-
douleia 3400] eye-bondage, rfor one self.
EYE-WITNESS, in Lu. i. 2 [aut-optes 787] observer
m 2 Pe. I. 16 [ep-optes 1927] observer besides oT also.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT.

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' EABLE, in i Ti. i. 4 ; 4. 7, 2 Ti,4. 4, Tit. ±. 14, 2 Pe.
±. 16 [muthoa 3079] myth.
FACE (to face), in Mt. 6. 16, 17 ; 11. 10 ; 16. 3 ; 17. 2,
6 ; 18. 10 ; 26. 39, 67, Mr. i. 2 ; 14. 63, Lu. i. 76 ; 2. 31 ;
5. 12 ; 7. 27 ; 9. 31, 32, 33 ; 10. 1 ; 12. s^ l 17- 16 ; 21. 35 ;
22. 64 ; 24. 3, Ac. 6. 15 i ; 7. 45 ; 17, 26 ; 20. 23, 38 ; 23.
16, 1 Co. 13. 12 ( ; 14. 23, 2 Co. 3. 7,13, 18 ; 4. 6 ; n. 20,
Ga. I. 22 ; 2. II, Col. 2. i, i Th. 2. 17 ; 3. 10, Ja. i. 23, i
Pe. 3. 12, Re. 4. 7 ; 6. 16 ; 7. 11 ; g, 7 ; 10. i ; n. 16 ; 12.
14 ; 20. II ; 22. 4 [pros-opon 3991] face.
in Jo. IT. 44 [opsia 3412J sight, countenance.
in 2 Jo. 12, 3 Jo. 14 [stoma 4289] mouth.
EADE (away, that fadeth not away), in Ja. jl. ii
[marainomai 2884] to he faded.
in I Pe. I. 4 [a-marantos 236] unfading,
in I Pe. 3, 4 [a-marautinos 233] unfading.
FAIL (of, not, men's hearts), in Lu. 16. 9; 22. 32, He.
1. 12 [ek-leipo 1480] to leave out or off.
in Lu. 16. 17 [pipto 3707] to fall.
in I Co. 13. 8 [ek-pipto 1496] to fall off or out.
in I Co. 13. 8 [kat-argeomai 2481] to be raade thor
oughly ill or useless.
in He. n. 32 [epi-leipo 1843] to leave fully.
in He. 12. 13 [hustereo 4813] to be last, behind.
in Lu. 12. 33 [an-ek-leiptos 383] not left out or off,
unfailing. FAIN (would), iu Lu. 13, 16 [epi-tlmineo 1830] to desire
besides FAINT, in Mt. g. 36 ; 15. 32, Mr. 8. 3, Ga. 6. 9, He.
12. 3, 3 [ek-luomai 1483] to be loosed out.
in Lu. 18. I, 2 Co. 4. 1, 16, Ep. 3. 13 [ek-kakeo 1465] to
act hadly.
in Re. 2. 3 [kamno 2383] to weary, become weary.
FAIR (weather), in Mt. 16. 2 [eu-dia 1997] fair weather.
in Ac. 7. 20 [asteios 733] urbane, polished.
in Ac. 27. 8 [kalos 2375] right, good.
(See also Shew, speech).
FAITH (of little), in Mt. 8. 10 ; 9. 2, 22, 29 ; 13. 28 ;
17. 20 ; 21. 21, Mr. 2. 3 ; 4. 40 ; 5. 34 ; 10. 32 ; n. 22,
Lu. 3. 20 ; 7. 9, 50 ; 8. 23, 48 ; 17. 3, 6, ig ; 18. 42 ; 22. 32,
Ac. 6. 3, 18 ; II. 24 ; 14. 9, 27 ; 20. 21 ; 26. 18, Ro. i. 3, 8,
17 th ; 3. 22, 27, 28, 30 ; 4. 3, 13, 16 t ; 3. I ; 9. 30, 32 ; 10. 6 ;
T2. 3 ; 14. 22, 23 1 ; 16. z6, 1 Co. 2. 3 ; 12. 9 ; 13. 13 ; 13. 14,
17, 2 Co. I- 24 ; 3. 7 ; 8. 7 ; 10. 13, Ga. 2. 16 t, 20 ; 3. 2, 5,
7, 8, 9, II, 12, 22, 24; 3. 3, 6, 22, Ep. I.- 13 ; 4. 3 ; 6. 23,
Ph. 2. 17 ; 3. 0, Col. I. 4 ; 2. 3, 1 Th. i. 3, 8 ; 3. 2, 3, 6, 7,
10 ; 3. 8 ; 2 Tn. i. 3, 4,'ii, 1 Ti. i. 2, 4, 3, 14, 19 ; 2. 7,
15 i 3- 13 » 4- 12 ; 3. 12 ; 6. II, 2 Ti. i. 13 ; 2. 22 ; 3. 13,
Tit. 1. 1 ; 3. 15, Phm. 3, 6, He. 6. r, 12 ; to. 22 ; 11. i, 3,
4) Sj ^) 7 ^j 8, 9, TI, 13, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29,
30, 31, 33 ; 12. 2 ; 13. 7, Ja. i. 3, 6 ; 2. 5, 14, i8(A, 24,
I Pe. I. 7, g, 21, 2 Pe. i. i, 3, i Jo. 5. 4, Ju. 20, Re. 2. 13,
ig [pistia 3710] faith, trust, confidence.
in Mt. 23. 23, Lu. 18. 8, Ac. 3. 16 i ; 6. 7 ; 13. 83
14. 22 ; 13. g ; 16. 3 ; 24. 24, Ro. i. 12 ; 3. 3, 23, 30, 31 ;
4. 9, II, 12, 14, ig, 20 ; 3. 2 ; 10. 8, 17 ; 11. 20; 12. 6 ;
T4. T, I Co. 13. 2; 16. 13, 2 Co. I. 24 ; 4. 13; 13. 5, Ga.
1. 23 ; 3. 14, 23 1, 23, 26 ; 6. 10, Ep, 2. 8 ; 3. 12, 17 ; 4. 13 ;
6. 16, Ph. I. 25, 27 ; 3. 9, Col. I. 23; 2. 7, 12, 2 Th, 3. 2,
I Ti. I. 19 ; 3. 9 ; 4. i, 6 ; 5. 8 ; 6. 10, 12, 21, 2 Ti. i. 3 ;
2. 18 ; 3. 8, TO ; 4. 7, Tit. i. 4, 13; 2. 2, He. 4. 2 ; 11. 39,
Ja. 2. I, 14, 17, 20, 22 t, 26 ; 3. 15, I Pe. 3. g, Ju. 3, Re.
13. TO ; 14. 12 [he pistis 3710] the faith, faithfulness.
' in He. 10. 23 [elpis 1364] hope.
in Mt. 6. 30 ; 8. 26 ; 14. 31 ; 16. 8, Lu. 12. 28 [oligo-
pistos 3246] one of little confldence.
FAITHFUL, in Mt. 24. 43 ; 23. 21 t, 23 t, Lu. 12, 42 ;
16. 10 t, II, 12 ; 19. 17, Ac. 16. 15, I Co. I. 9 ; 4. 2, 17 ;
7. 23 ; TO. 13, Ga. 3. 9, Ep. i. i ; 6. 21 ; Col. i. 2, 7 ; 4. 7,
9, I Th. 3. 24, 2 Th. 3. 3, I Ti. I. 12, 13 ; 3. it ; 4. 9 6. 2,
2 Ti. 2. 2, II, 13, Tit. 1. 6, 9 ; 3. 8, Ho. 2. 17 ; 3. 2, 3 ;
10. 23, I Pe. 4. 19 ; 5. 12, I Jo. I. 9, Re. i. 5 ; 2. 10, 13 ;
3. 14 ; 17. 14 ; ig. n i 21. 5 ; 22, 6 [pistos 3711] faithful,
trusty. FAITHFULLY, 3 Jo. 3 [piston 3711] faithful, trustful.
FAITHLESS, in Mt* 17. 17, Lu. 9. 41, Jo. '20. 27 [a-
pistos 333] faithless, untrustful.
FALL, iu Mt. 7. 27, Lu. 2. 34 [ptosis 4033] fall.
in Ro. II. II, 12 [para-ptoma 3313] falling aside.
FALL (among, at, away, down, down at, down before,
from, into, off, on, upon, out, to), in Mt. 2. n ; 4. 9 ; 7.
25, 27 ; 10. 29 ; 13. 4, 5, 7» 8 ; 15. 14* =7 J 17- 6, 15 ; 18.

26, 29 ; 21. 44 1 ; 24. 29 ; 26. 39, Mr. 4. 4, 3, 7, 8 ; 5. 22 ;
9, 20; 14. 35, Lu. 5. 12; 6. 39, 49 ; 8. 5, 6, 7, 8, 14, 41 ;
10. 18; II. 17; 13. 4; 16. 21 ; 17. 16; 2a 18 1 ; 21. 24 ; 23.
30, Jo. IT. 32 ; 12. 24 ; 18. 6, Ac. i. 26 ; 3. 3, 10 ; g. 4 ; 10.
25 ; 13. 16 ; 20. g; 22. 7; 27. 34, Ro. 11. 11, 22 ; 14. 4,
I Co. TO. 8, 12; 14. 23, He. 3. 17 ; 4- n ; n. 30, Ja. 5. 12,
Re. I. 17 ; 4. 10 ; 3. 8, 14 ; 6. 13, 16 ; 7. 11 ; 8. 10 6 ; 9. i ;
II. II, 13, 16 ; 14. 8 i ; 16. 19 ; 17. 10 ; 18. 2 1 ; 19. 4, lo ;
22. 8 [pipto 3707I to fall.
in Lu. T. 12 ; 13. 20, Ac. 8. 16 ; lo. 10, 44 ; 11. 13 ; 13.
II ; ig. 17 ; 20. 10, 37, Ro. 13. 3 [epi-pipto 1862] to fall
upon. in Ac. 12. 7 ; 27. 17, 29, 32, Ga. 3. 4, Ja. i. 11, i Pe. i.
24, 2 Pe. 3. 17, Re. 2. 3 [ek-pipto 1496] to fall off.
in Mr. 13. 23 [eimi ek-pipto 1496] to fall off, out.
in Mt. 12. II, Lu. 10. 36 ; 14. s, i Ti. 3. 6, 7 ; 6. g ; Ho.
10. 31 [em-pipto 1587] to fall in or into.
in Mr. 3. 11; 3. 35; 7. 25, Lu. 3. 8 ; 8. 28, 47, Ac. 16.
2g [pros-pipto 3g7i] to fall toward.
in Lu. 10. 30, Ac. 27. 41, Ja. i. 2 [peri-pipto 3637] to
fall around or among.
in Ac. 26. 14 ; 28. 6 [kata-pipto 2473] to fall down.
in Ac. g. 18 [apo-pipto 396] to fall from.
in He. 6. 6 [para-pipto 3308] to fall aside, [down.
in Lu. 22. 44, Re. 16. 21 [kata-baino 2399] to como
in Ac. I. 18, Be. 16. 2 [ginomai 993] to become.
in Lu. 8. 13 [aph-istemi 812] to stand off.
in Lu. 13. 12 [epi-ballo i8o<j] to cast upon.
in Ac. 20. 9 [kata-pheromai 2312] to be borne down.
in Ph. I. 12 [erchomai i960] to come.
in 2 Pe. I. 10 [ptaio 4022] to fall, stumble;
(See also Asleep, occasion, sleep, transgression).
FALLING (away, .kept from), in 2 Th. 2. 3 [apo
stasia 608] a falling away.
in Ju. 24 [a-ptaistos 640] unfailing, unstumbling.
FALSE, in Ac. 6. 13 [pseudes 3048] false, lyhig.
{See also Accusation, accuser, apostle, brethren,
Christ, prophet, teacher^ witness).
FALSELY (so called), ui Mt. 3. 11 [pseudomai 3058] to
speak falsely. {See also Accuse).
FAME, in Mt. 4. 24 ; 14. i, Mr. i. 28 [akoe 167] hear
ing, report.
in Mt. 9. 26, Lu. 4. 14 [plieme 4849] fame.
in Lu. 4. 37 [echos 2131] sound.
in Lu. 3. 13 [logos 2833] word.
(See Spread).
FAMILY, in Ep. 3. 15 [patria 3576] family, father's
Iiousehold. FAMINE, in Mt. 24 7, Mr. 13. 8, Lu. 4. 25 ; 15. 14 ;
21. II, Ro. 8. 35, Re. 18. 8 [limos 2820] famine. [fan.
FAN, iu Mt. 1. 12, Lu. 3. 17 [ptuon 4029] winnowing
FAR (above, hence, off, be it far from, from, thus), iu
Mr. 12. 34, Lu. 7. 6, Jo. 21. 8, Ac. 17. 27 ; 22. 21, Ep. 2,
13 [makran 2867] far.
iu Lu. 15. 13 ; ig. 12 [makros 2872] far.
in Mr. 8. 3 [makro-then 2868] from far. [above,
in ,Ep. I, 21 ; 4, to [huper-ano 4739J up above, fiu:
in Mt. 15. 8, Mr. 7. 6 [porro 3808] afar.
in Mt. 16. 22 [hileoa 2281] kind.
in Lu. 22. 31 [heos toutou 2084] imto this.
in Ph. I. 23 [polio mallou 2877] very much.
(See also Country, exceeding, hence, journey, passed,
more, spent). _ [minded.
FARE, in Lu. 16. 19 [eu-phraino 2037] to be easy
iu Ac. 13. 29 [ronuuraai 4105] to be strong, strengthen
self. [strong, strengthen self.
FAREWELL, in Ac. 23. 30 [ronnumai 4105] to be
in 2 Co. 13. II [chairo 4952] to rejoice, joy, be glad.
(See also Bid).
FARM, in Mt. 22. 5 [agros 59] field.
FARTHER. (See Go, side). [farthing.
FARTHING, in Mt. 3. 26, Mr. 12. 42 [kodrautes 2460]
in Mt. 10. 29, Lu. 12. 6 [assarion 730] assar.
FASHION (on this), in i Co. 7. 31, Ph. 2. 8 [schema
4313] fashion.
iu Lu. g. 2g [eidos 1380] sight.
in Ac. 7. 44 [tupos 46g3] type, pattern, impress.
in Ja. I. II [pros-opon 3991] face.
in Mr. 2. 12 [houtos 3391] thus.
FASHIO]S'ED (like, unto, yourselves according to), in
Ph. 3. 21 [aum-morphos 4372] conformed to. [to.
in I Pe. I. 14 [su-achematizomai 4304] to he fashioned
FAST, in Ac. 27. 9 [n-esteia 3129] fast, abatinence.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE "WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

FAST (used to), in Mt. 4. 2 ; 6. 16 1, 17, 18 ; 9. 14 1, is,
Mr. 2. 18 th, igt, 20, Lu. 3. 33, 34, 33 ; 18. 12, Ac. 10. 30;
13- 2, 3 [n-esteuo 3130] to fast, abstain.
FAST (make), in Ac. 16. 24 [a-sphalizo 746] to make
safe or sure, (See also Hold, stand, stick).
FASTEN (on, one's eyes), in Lu, 4. 20, Ac 3. 4 ; 11. 6
[a-teniz6 737] to look intently on.
in Ac. 28. 3 [kath-apto 2319] to touch or hold fast.
FASTING, in Mt. 17. 21, Mr. g. 20, Lu. 2. 37, Ac. 14.
23, T Co. 7. 5, 2 Co. 6. 3 ; II. 27 [n-esteia 3129J fasting.
in Mt. 15. 32, Mr. 8. 3 [n-estis 3131] fasting.
in Ac. 27. 53 [a-sitos72o] without food.
FATHER (without, of one's, of the, received by tradi
tion from one's), in Mt. 2. 22 ; 3. 9 ; 4. 21, 22 ; 3. 16, 45, 48 ;
6. I, 4, 6 1, 8, 9, 14, 15, 18 1, 26, 32 ; 7. TI, 21 ; 8. 21 ; 10.
20, 21, 29, 32, 33, 33, 37 ; II. 23, 26, 27 th ; 12. 30 ; 13.
43 ; T5. 4 t, 3, 6, 13 ; 16. 17, 27 ; t8. io, 14, ig, 33 ; jg. 3,
19, 29 ; 20. 23 ; 21. 31 ; 23. g t, 30, 32 ; 24. 36 ; 23. 34 ;
26. 2g, 39, 42, 33 ; 28. 19, Mr. T, ao-; 3. 40 ; 7. lot, 11,
12 ; 8, 38 ; g. 21, 24 ; 10. 7, ig, 2g ; 11. 10, 23, 26 ; 13. 12,
32; 14. 36 ; 15. 21, Lu. I. 17, 32, 35, 39, 62, 67, 72, 73 ; 2,
33, 48, 49 ; 3. 8 ; 6. 23, 26, 36 ; 8. 51 ; 9. 26, 42, 59 ; 10.
21 1, 22 th ; IT. 2, II, 13, 47, 48 ; 12. 30, 32, 53 1 ; 14. 26 ;
15. 12 t, 17, 18 1, zot, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29; 16. 24, 27 1, 30;
x8. 20 ; 22. 29, 42 ; 23. 34, 46 ; 24.-49, ^'^- ^- ^4) ^^^ > 2. 16;
3. 33 ; 4. 12, 20, 21, 23 t, S3 t 3- 17) 18, 19, 20, 2T-J 22, 23 1,
z6, 30, 36 1, 37, 43, 43 ; 6. 27, 31, 32, 37, 39, 40, 42, 44, 45,
46 1, 49, 37 1, 58, 63 ; 7. 22 ; 8. 16, 18, ig th, 27, 28, 2g, 38 1,
39, 41 1, 42, 44 th, 4g, 53, 54, 56 ; TO. 13 1, 17, 18, 23, 29 1,
3°> 32, 36, 37, 38 t; II. 41 ; 12. 26, 27, 28, 49, 30 ; 13. i,
3 ; 14. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9 1, 10 1, II, 12, 13, 16, 20, 21, 23, 24, 26,
28 1, 31 1; 13. I, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 23, 24, 26 1 ; 16. 3, 10, 13,
16, 17, 23, 23, 26, 27 1, 28 1, 32 ; 17. 1, 5, II, 21, 24, 25 ; 18.
11; 20. 17 th, 21, Ac. I. 4, 7; 2. 33; 3. 13, 22, 23 1 ; 3.
30; 7. zt, 4,'ii, 12, 14, 13, 19, 20, 32, 38, 39, 44, 4st, 31,
52 ; 13. 17, 32, 36 ; 15, TO ; 16. i, 3 ; 22. i, 14 ; 26. 6 ; 28.
8, 23, Ro. T. 7 ; 4. 1, IT, 12 1, 16, 17, 18 ; 6. 4 ; 8. 13 ; g.
5, 10 ; II. 28 ; 15. 8, 16, 1 Co. T. 3^ 4. 15 ; 5. I ; 8. 6 ; to.
I ; 13. 24, 2 Co. I. 2, 3 f ; 6. 18 ; it. 31, Ga. i. i, 3, 4 ; 4.
2, 6, Ep. I. 2, 3, 17 ; 2. 18 ; 3, 14 ; 4. 6 ; 5. 20, 31 ; 6. 2, 4,
23, Ph. I. 2 ; 2. II, 22 ; 4. 20, Col. i. 2, 3, 12 ; 2. i ; 3. 17,
21, I Th. 1. 1 t, 3; 2. II : 3. II, 13, 2 Th. i. i, 2 ; 2. 16, i
Ti. I, 2 ; 3. I, 2 Ti. I. 2, Tit. i. 4, Phm. 3, He. i. 1, 3 ; 3.
9 ; 7. 10 ; 8. 9 ; 12. 7, 9 1, Ja. i. 17, 37 ; 2. 21 ; 3. g, i Pe.
I. 2, 3, 17, 2 Pe. I. 17 ; 3. 4, I Jo. I. 2, 3 ; 2. i, 13 1, 14,
13, 16, 22, 23 1, 24 ; 3. 1 ; 4. 14 ; 5. 7, 2 Jo. 3 1, 4, g, Ju. i,
Re. I. 6 ; 2. 27 ; 3. 3, 21 ; 14. i [pater 3374] father.
in Ac. 22. 3 ; 22. 14 ; 28. 17 [patroos 3581] fatherly,
paternal. in Ga. i. 14 [patrikos 3578] paternal. [fathers.
in I Pe. I. t8 [patro-para-dotos 3580] given along by the
in He. i. 3 [a-pator 308] fatherless.
in Jo. 18. 13 [pentheros 3604] father-in-law.
(See also Murderer).
FATHERLESS, in Ja. i. 27 [orphanoa 3346] orphan.
FATHOM, in Ac. 27. 28 t [orguia 3321] fathom.
FATLING, in Mt. 22. 4 [sitistos 4171] fatling.
FATNESS, in Ro. n. 17 [piotes 3703] fatness.
FATTED, in Lu. 13. 23, 27, 30 [siteutos 4T6g] fatted.
FAULT (find, tell one's, without, for your), in Mt. 18.
13 [elegcho 1346] to convict.
in Mr. 7. 2, Ro. 9. 19, He. 8. 8 [memphomai 2930] to
find fault. ^"^^
in Lu. 23. 4, 14 [aition 136] cause, case.
in Jo. 18. 38 ; 19. 4, 6 [aitia 134] cause, case.
in Co. 6. 7 [hettema 2147] a lessening, inferiority.
in Ga. 6. i, Ja. 3. 16 [para-ptoma 3313] a falling aside.
in I Pe. 2. 20 [hamartano 237] to sin.
in Re, 14. 3 [a-momos 272] blameless.
FAULTLESS, in He. 8. 7 [a-roemptos 246] faultless.
in Ju. 24 [a-momos 272] blameless,
FAVOUR, in Lu. i. 30; 2. 32, Ac, 2. 47 ; 7. 10, 46; 23.
3 [charis 4970] grace. [to be gi-aced.
FAVOURED (highly), in Lu. i. 28 [charitoomai 4972]
FEAR (be moved with, put in, godly, without), in
Mt. 14. 26; 28, 4, 8, Mr. 4. 41, Lu. I. 12, 65; 3. 26; 7.
16 ; 8. 37 ; 21. 26, Jo. 7. 13 ; ig. 38 ; 20. ig, Ac. 2. 43 ; 3.
5, II ; 9. 31 ; 19- 17. ^o- 3- 18 ; 8. 13 ; 13. 7, i Co. 2. 3, 2 Co.
7. 1, 3, IT, 13, Ep. 3. 21 ; 6. 3, Ph. 2. 12, He. 2, 15, i Pe. i.
17 ; 2. 18 ; 3. 2, 13, I Jo. 4. 18 th, Ju. 23, Re. n. n ; 18.
lOj isjphobos 4987] fear.
in He. II. 7 [eu-labeomai 2020] to be apprehensive.
in He. 12. 28 [eu-laheia 2019] apprehensiveuess.

in 2 Ti. I. 7 [deilia 1054] fright.
in Lu. I. 74, I Co. 16. 10, Ph. i. 14, Ju. 12 [a-phobos
814] fearlessly.
FEAR (exceedingly, in that one feareth), in Mt. i.
20 ; TO. 26, 28 1, 31 ; 14- 3 ; 21. 26, 46 ; 27. 34 ; 28. 5, Mr.
4. 41 ; 3- 33 ; 6. 20 ; n. 18, 32 ; 12. 12, Lu. i, 13, 30, 30 ;
2. TO ; 3. 10; 8. 30; 9. 34, 43 ; 12. 3 th 7, 32 ; 18. 2, 4;
19. 21 ; 20. 19 ; 22. 2 ; 23. 40, Jo. 9. 22 ; 12. 13, Ac. 3. 26;
10. 2, £2, 33 ; 13. 16, 26; 16. 38; 27. 17, 24, 29, ,Ro. IT. 20,
2 Co. II. 3 ; 12. 20, Ga. 2. 12, CoL 3. 22, He. 4. i ; n. 27;
13. 6, T Pe. 2. 17, I Jo. 4. t8, Re. i. 17; 2. to; ii. 18;
14. 7 ; 15. 4; ig. 3 [phobeomai 4894] to be afraid, fear,
in Mr. 4. 41 [phobeomai megan phobon], tp fear a
great fear.
in I Ti. 5. 20 [echo phobon 4897] to have fear.
in He, 12. 21 [eimi ek-phobos 1325] to be greatly
afraid. iu Ac. 23. 10 [eu-labeomai 2020] to be apprehensive,
cautious. in He. 5. 7 [eu-labeia 2019] apprehension, caution.
FEARI'UL (sight, thing), in Mt. 8. 26, Mr. 4. 40, Re.
21. 8 [deilos 1036I frightened.
in Lu. 21. II [phohetron 4896] fearful sight.
in He. 10. 27, 31 [phoberoa 4895] fearfuL
FEAST (day, keep the), in Mt. 26. 5 ; 27, 13, Mi-. 14.
2 ; 15. 6, Lu. 2. 41, 42; 22. I ; 23. 17, Jo. 2. 23 ; 4. 45;;
3. I ; 6. 4 ; 7. 2, 8, 10, 11, 14, 37 ; n. 56 ; 12, 12, 20 ; 13.
I, 29, Ac. 18. 21 [heorte 1732] feast, festival. [supper.
in Mt. 23. 6, Mr. 12. 39, Lu. 20. 46 [deipnon 1060]
in Lu. 5. 29 ; 14. 13 [doche 1292] reception.
iu I Co. 5. 8 [heormzo 1751] to keep feast or festival.
(See also Charity, dedication, govemor, ruler).
FEAST (with), in 2 Pe. 2. 13, Ju. 12 [sun-eu-ocheomal
4455] to hold self well with one.'
FEEBLE (more), in i Co. 12. 22 [a-sthenes 718] with
out strength.
in He. 12. 12 [para-luomai 3498] to be loosed besides.
FEEBLE-MINDED, in i Th. 5. 14 [oligo-psuchos 3248J
little-souled. FEED (cattle, of, with, bestow to), in Lu. 17. 7, Jo.
21. 16, Ac. 20. 28, 1 Co. 9. 7, I Pe. 3. 2, Ju. 12, Re. 7. 17
[poimaino 3771] to tend as a shepherd.
inMt. 8. 30, Mr. 3, 11, 14, Lu. 8. 32, 34; 13. 13, Jo.
21. 13, 17 [boskomai 918] to feed (sel^, pastui-e.
in Mt. 6. 26 ; 23. 37, Lu. 12. 24, Re. 12. 6 [trepho 4660]
to feed, nourish.
in Ro. 12. 20, I Co. 13. 3 [psomizd 3073] to give in
morsels. in Lu. 16. 21 [chortazomai 3007] to be sustained.
in I Co. 3. 2 [potizo 3823] to cause or give to drink.
FEEL (after), in Mr. 3. 29 [ginosko 994] to know.
in Ac. 17. 27 [psel-aphao 5062] to feel, grope.
in Ac. 28. 5 [pascho 3371] to suffer.
FEELING (be past, to be touched with the), in Ep-
4. ig [ap-algeo 491] to be without pain or feeling.
in He. 4. 13 [sum-patheo 4274] to suffer with.
FEIGN, in Lu. 20. 20 [hupo-krinomai 4780] to act
hypocritically. FEIGNED, in 2 Pe. 2, 3 [plastos 3720] mouldod-
FELLOW, in Mt. n. 16 [hetairos 1976] other.
in Ac. 17. 3 [aner 408] a man, male.
in He. i. 9 [met-ochoa 2989] holcUng with, partner.
FELLO W-CITIZEJN, inEp. 2. 19 [sum-politea 4388]
fel low -citizen.
FELLOW-DISCIPLE, in Jo. it. t6 [sum-mathetes 4364]
fellow-disciple. FELLOW-HEIR, in Ep. 3. 6 [su|-klero-nomos 4328]
fellow-heir. FELLOW-HELPER, in 2 Co. 8. 23, 3 Jo. 8 [sun-ergoa
444^ fellow- worker,
f^LLOW-LABOURER, in Ph. 4. 3, i Th. 3. 2, Phm. 1,
24 [sun-ergos 4440] fellow-worker.
FELLOW-PRISONER, 'nRo. 16. 7, Col. 4. 10, Phm. 23
[suu-aichm-alotos 4412] fellow-prisoner.
FELLOW-SERVANT, m Mt. 18. 28, 29, 31, 33 ; 24. 49,
Col. I. 7 ; 4 7, Re. 6. n ; 19. 10; 22. 9 [sun-doulos 4433]
fellow bondman. (^See also Pestilent, such, this, yoke).
FELLOWSHIP (with, have), in Ac. 2. 42, i Co. 1. 9,
2 Co. 8. 4, Ga. 2. 9, Ep. 3. g, Ph. i. 5 ; 2. i ; 3. 10, i Jo.
I. 3 t, 6. 7 [koinonia 2647] communion. [partaker.
in I Co. 10. 20 [koinonos 2640] having in common,
in 2 Co. 6. 14 [met-oche 2988] a holding with, partner
ship. ^ [with.
in Ep. 3. II [sug-koinoneo 4329] to have in common

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FELLOW-SOLDIER, in Ph. 2, 23, Phm. 2 [su-stratiotes
4501] fellow-soldier.
FELLOW-WORKER, in Col. 4. ii [sun-ergos 4449]
fellow- worker.
FEMALE, in Mt. 19. 4, Mr. 10. 6, Ga. 3. 28 [thelu2204]
female. FERVENT(heat, mind, be), in i Pe. 4. 8 [ek-tenea 1313]
stretched out, extended.
in Ac. 18. 25, Ro. 12. TI [zeo 2090] to be fervent.
in 2 Co. 7. 7 [zelos 2092] zealous. [heat.
in 2 Pe. 3. 10, 12 [kaxisoomai 2334] to be buming with
(See also Effectual).
FERVENTLY (labouring), in Col. 4. 12 [agonizomai
66] to agonise, contest. _
in I Pe. I. 22 [ek-tenoa 1514] stretched out, extended.
FETCH (out), in Ac. 16. 37 [ex-ago 1696J to lead out.
(See also Compass). [the feet.
FETTER, m Mr. 3. 4 1, Lu. 8. 29 [pede 3584] fetter for
FEVER (be sick of a), in Mt. 8. 15, Mr. i. 31, Lu. 4.
38, 39, Jo. 4. 32, Ac. 28. 8 [puretoa 4049] fever.
in Mt. 8. 14, Mr. i. 30 [puressomai 4048] to be fever
ish or in a fever.
FEW (stripes, things, words), in Mt. 7. 14 ; 9. 37 ; 15.
34 ; 20. 16 ; 22. 14 ; 23. 21, 23, Mr. 6. 5 ; 8. 7, Lu. 10. 2 ;
12. 48 ; 13. 23, Ac. 17. 4, 12, Ep. 3. 3, He. 12. 10, i Pe. 3.
20, Re. 2. 14, 20 ; 3. 4 [oUgos 3247] little, few.
in Ac. 24. 4 [sun-tomos 4480] concisely. [words.
in He. 13. 22 [dia bracheon 933] through few or short
FIDELITY, in Tit. 2. 10 [pistis 3710] faithfulness.
FIELD; in Mt. 6. 28, 30 ; 13. 24, 27, 31, 36, 38, 44 1 ;
24. 18, 40 ; 27. 7, 8, TO, Mr. 13. i6, Lu. 12. 28 ; 13. 13, 23 ;
17- 7) 3ij 36 [agros 3g] fleld.
in Ac. X. 18, 19 1 [chorion 3041] region, open space.
in Jo. 4. 35, Ja. 3. 4 [chora 3038] region, open space.
(See Abide, com). [fierce, furious.
FIERCE (be the more), in Mt. 8. 28 [chalepos 4933]
in Lu._23. 3 [ep-ischuo 1897] to be strong upon.
iu 2 Ti. 3. 3 [an-emeroa 407I not mild, ungentle.
in Ja. 3. 4 [skleros 4192] hard. [wrath.
FIERCENESS, in Re. 16, ig ; 19. 13 [thumos 2239]
FIERY (trial), in Ep. 6, 16 [puroomai 4051] to be set
on fire.
in He. 10. 27 [pur 4045] flre.
in I Pe. 4. 12 [puroais 4054] fiery trial, buming.
FIFTEEN, in Jo. 11. 18, Ac. 27. 28, Ga. i. 18 [deka-
pente 1066] fifteen. [fifteenth.
FIFTEENTH, in Lu. 3, i [pente-kai-dekatos 3612]
FIFTH, iu Re. 6. 9 ; 9. i ; 16. 10 ; 21. 20 [pemptos
3600] fifth.
FIFTY (by, thousand), in Mr. 6. 40, Lu. 7. 41 ; 9. 14;
16. 6, Jo. 8. 37 ; 21. II, Ac. 13. 20 [pente-konta 3613] fifty.
in Ac. 19. ig [muriades pente 3086] five myriad.
FIG (tree, untimely), in Mt. 21. ig t, 20, 21 ; 24. 32,
Mr. IT. 13, 20, 21 ; 13. 28, Lu. 13. 6, 7 ; 21. 29, Jo. i. 48,
Ja. 3. 12, Re. 6. 13 [suke 4348] fig-tree.
in Mt. 7. 16, Mr. 11. 13, Lu. 6. 44, Ja. 3. 12 [aukon
4330] flg.
in Re. 6. 13 [olunthoa 3239] green oruntimely fig.
FIGHT, in i Ti. 6. 12, 2 Ti. 4. 7 [agon 64] agony, con-
in He. 10. 32 [athlesis 102] strife. [test.
in He. n. 34 [polemos 3777] battle, war.
FIGHT (against God), in Jo. 18. 36, i Ti. 6. 12, 2 Ti.
4. 7 [agonizomai 66] to agonise, contest.
iu Re. 2. 16 ; 12. 7 i [polemeo 3776] to battle, war.
in Ja. 4. 2 [machomai 2907] to ught.
in I Co. g. 26 [pukteud 4041] to box.
in Ac. 23. g [theo-macheo 2183] to fight against God.
iuAc. 3. 39[theo-machos2i84] one fighting against God.
(See also Beast).
FIGHTING, in 2 Co. 7. 3, Ja. 4. i [mache 2^06] flghting.
FIGURE (like.. .thereunto, transfer to), in Ac. 7. 43,
Ro. 3. 14 [tupoa 4693] type, impreaa.
in He. g. 24, i Pe. 3. 21 [anti-tupon 466] antitype,
corresponding pattem.
in He. 9. g ; 11. ^g [para-bole 3463] parable.
in T Co. 4. 6 [meta-achematizo 2981] to faahion.
FILL (full, up), in Mt. 23. 32, Lu. 2. 40; 3. 3, Jo. 12.
3 ; 16. 6, Ac. 2. 2 ; 3. 3, 28 ; 13. 52, Ro. i. 29 ; 13. 13, 14,
2 Co. 7. 4, Ep. I. 23 ; 3. 19 ; 4. 10; 3. 18, Ph. I. II, Col.
r. 9, 2 Ti. I. 4 [pleroo 3743] to make full. [with.
ia Lu. 8. 23 [sum-pleroomai 4386] to be made full
in I Th. 2. 16 [ana-pleroo 352] to raake full again.
in CoL I. 24 [ant-ana-pleroo 437] to make full again in
return.

iu Mt. 27. 48, Lu. I. 13, 41, 67 ; 4. 28 ; 3. 7, 26 ; 6. n,
Jo. 19. 29, Ac, 2. 4; 3. 10; 4. 8, 31 J 3. 17 ; 9. 17 ; 13. 9,
43 ; IQ. 29 [pletho 3700] to fill. [fill in or full.
in Lu. T. 53, Jo. 6. 12, Ro. 13. 24 [em-pletho 1386] to
in Mr. 13. 36, Lu. 14; 23 ; 13. 16, Jo. 2. 7 1 ; 6. 13, Re.
8- 5 ; 15-8 [gemizo 970] to flU, load.

in Mt. 3. 6 ; 14. 20 ; 13. 33, 37, Mr, 6. 42 ; 7. 27 ; 8. 8,
Lu. 6. 21 ; g. 17, Jo. 6. 26, Ja. 2. 16, Re. ig. 21 [chorta
zomai 5007] to be sustained, satisfied.

in Ac, 14. 17 [em-piplao 1586] to flll in or full.
in Re, 13. i [teleomai 4386] to be ended.
in Re. t8. 6 [kerannumi 2578] to mix.
in Mt. 9. 16, Mr. 2. 21 [pleroma 3744] fulness.
{See also Piece).
FILTH, in i Co. 4. 13 [peri-katharma 3638] very
cleansings. in I Pe. 3. 21 [rupos 4101] filth.
FILTHINESS, in 2 Co, 7, i [molusmoa 3062] soiling.
in Ep. 3. 4 [aischrotes 129] ahamefulneas.
in Ja. I. 21 [ruparia 4099] fllthiness.
in Re. 17. 4 [a-kathartes 146] uncleanness.
FILTHY (be), in Tit. i. 11 [aischros 128] shame.
in 2 Pe. 2. 7 [a-selgeia 713] lasciviousness.
in Re. 22. 11 [rupoomai 4102] to be fllthy.
(See also Communication, dreamer, lucre).
FINALLY, in 2 Co. 13. 11, Ep. 6. 10, Ph. 3, i ; 4. 8, 2
Th. 3. I [to loipon 2839] the rest.
in I Pe. 3. 8 [to telos 4587] the end.
FIND (past finding out, can, be found), in Mt. i. 18 ;
2. 8 ; 7. 7, 8, 14 ; 8. 10 ; 10. 39 ( ; n. 29 ; 12. 43, 44 ; 13.
44, 46 ; 16. 23 ; 17. 27 ; 18. 13, 28 ; 20. 6 ; 21. 2, 19 ; 22.
9, 10 ; 24. 46 ; 26. 40, 43, 60 1 ; 27. 32, Mr. i. 37 ; 7. 30 ;
II. 2, 4, 13 1; 13. 36 ; 14. 16, 37, 40, 35, Lu. I. 30 ; 2. 12,
43.46; 4- 17; 5-19! 6. 7; 7. 9, :o; 8. 33; 9. 36; TI. 9,
10. 24, 23 ; 12. 37, 38, 43 ; 13. 6, 7 ; 13. 4, 3, 6, 8, g t, 24,
32 ; 17. 18 ; 18. 8 ; 19. 30, 32, 48 ; 22. 13, 43 ; 23. 2, 4, 14,
22 ; 24. 2, 3, 23, 24, 33, Jo. I. 41 1, 43, 43 « ; 2. 14 ; 3. 14 ;
6. 23 ; 7. 34, 35, 36 ; g. 33 ; 10. 9 ; n. 17 ; 12. 14 ; 18. 38 ;
19. 4, 6 ; 21. 6, Ac. 4. 21 ; 3. 10, 22, 23 t, 39 ; 7. 11, 46 t ;
8. 40 ; g. 2, 33 ; to. 27 ; 11. 26 ; 12. 19 ; 13. 6, 22, 28 ; 17.
^> 23, 27 ; 18. 2 ; jg. I, 19 ; 21, 2 ; 23. 9 ; 24. 3, 12, 18,
20 ; 27. 6, 28 1 ; 28. 14, Ro. 4. i ; 7. 10, 18, 21 ; 10. 20^ i
Co. 4. 2; 13. 13, 2 Co. 2. 13; 3. 3 ; 9-4; II- 12; 12. 2ot,
Ga. 2. 17, Ph. 2. 8 ; 3. 9, 2 Ti. i. 17, 18, He. 4. 16; 11. 5;
12. 17 ; I Pe. I. 7 ; 2. 22, 2 Pe. 3. 14, 3 Jo. 4, Re. 2. 2 ; 3.
2 ; 5. 4 ; 9. 6 ; 12. 8 ; 14. 3 ; 16. 28 ; 18. 14, 21, 22, 24 ;
20. II, 13 [heurisko 2041] to find. [again.
iu Lu, 2. 16, Ac. 21. 4 [an-eurisko 402] to find out or
iu Ac. 25, 25 [kata-lambanomai 2446] to take hold on
thoroughly, apprehend. [out.
iuRo. II. 33 [an-ex-ichniastoa 394] not to be traced
(See also Fault).
FINE. (See Brass, flour, linen).
FINGER, in Mt. 23. 4, Mr. 7. 33, Lu. 11. 20, 46; 16.
24, Jo, 8. 6 ; 20. 23, 27 [daktuloa 1040] flnger.
FINISH (be -ed), in Mt. 13. 33 ; 19. i ; 26. i, Jo. 19.
30, 2 Ti. 4. 7, Re. 10. 7; II. 7; 20. 5 [teleo 4386] to come
to an end. . [bring to end.
in Jo. 4. 34; 3. 36; 17. 4, Ac. 20. 24 [teleioo 4579] to
in Lu. 14. 29, 30 [ek-teleo 1510] to end entirely.
in Ro. 9. 28 [sun-teleo 4476] to end thoroughly. *
in 2 Co. 8. 6 [epi-teleo igoi] to end besides or also.
in Ja. I, 13 [apo-teleomai 620] to be ended fully.
iu Ac. 21, 7 [di-anuo 1159] to finish thoroughly.
in He. 4. 3 [ginomai 993] to come to pass.
in Lu. 14. 28 [ap-artismos 502] fuU perfection.
FINISHER, in He. 12. 2 [teleiotes 4582] finisher, per-
f^ctor. FIRE (be on, set on, of), in Mt. 3. to, it, 12 ; 3. 22 ;
7. 19; 13. 40, 42, 30; 17. 15 ; 18. 8, 9; 23. 41, Mr. 9. 22,
43, 44. 45, 47, 48,'49. ^}^- 3- 9, 16, 17 ; g. 54 ; 12. 49 ; 17.
29; 22. 25, Jo, 13. 6, Ac. 2. 3, 19; 7, 30; 28. 3, Bo. 12.
20, I Co. 3. 13 1, 15, 2 Th. I. 8, He. i. 7 ; 11. 34 ; 12. iS,
29, Ja. 3. 5, 6 ; 3. 3, I Pe. i. 7, 2 Pe. 3. 7, Ju. 7, 23, Re.
I. 14 ; 2. 18 ; 3. iB ; 4. 3 ; 8. 3, 7, 8 ; 9. 17, 18 ; 10. i ; n.
3 ; 13. 13 ; 14, TO, 18 ; 13. 2 ; 16. 8 ; 17. 16 ; t8. 8 ; ig. 12,
20 ; 20. g, 10, 14, 13 ; 21. 8 [pur 4045] fire.
in Ja. 3. 6t [phlo^o 48go] to inflame.
in 2 Pe. 3. 12 [puroomai 4031] to aet on fire.
in Ac. 28. 2, 3 [pura 4046] a Aire.
in Mr. 14. 34, Lu. 22. 36 [phos 4046] light.
{See also Coals, hell).
FIRKIN, in Jo. 2. 6 [metretes 29gi] measui'e.
FIRM, in He. 3. 6 [bebaios 876] firm.

40

DICTIONARY OF BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

PIRST (at, at the, be, day, estate, from the very, of
all), lu Mt. lo. 2 ; 12. 45 ; 17. 27 ; 19. 30* ; 20. 8, 10, 16 1 ;
21. 28, 31, 36 ; 22. 25, 38 ; 26. 17 ; 27. 64, Mr. 9. 35 ; 10.
31 ; 12. 20, 28, 29, 30 ; 14. 12 ; 16. 9, Lu. 2. 2 ; 11. 26 ;
13. 30 1 ; 14. 18 ; 16. 5 ; 19. 16 ; 20. 29, Jo. i. 41 ; 5. 4 ;
8. 7 ; 19. 32 ; 20. 4, 8, Ac. 12. ID ; 20. 18 ; 26, 23 ; 27,
43, Ro, 10, 10, I Co, 14. 30 ; 15, 3, 45, 47, Ep, 6. 2,
Ph, I, 5, I Ti, 1, 16 ; 2. 13 ; 5. 12, 2 Tl. 2. 6 ; 4. 16, He.
8. 7. 13 ; 9. T, 2, 6, 8, 15, 18 ; 9. I ; 10. 9, I Jo. 4. 19, Re.
1.11,17; 2.4,5,8,19; 4.1,7; 8.7; 13.12*; 16. 2 j
20. 5, 6 ; 21. 1 1. ig ; 22. 13 [protos 4018] flrst, ¦
inMt, 5, 24; 6. 33; 7, 5; 8, 21; 12; 29; 13, 30; 17,
10, II ; 23, 26, Mr, 3, 27 ; 4, 28 ; 7, 27 ' g. 11, 12 ; 13, 10 ;
16, 9, Lu, 6, 42 ; 9. 59, 61 ; 10. 5 ; 11, 38 ; 12, i ; 14, 28,
31 ; 17. 25 ; 21, 9, Jo, 10, 40 ; 12, 16 ; 18, 13 ; 19, 39, Ac,
3, 26 ; 7, 12 ; II, 26 ; 13. 46 ; 15. 14 ; 26. 20, Ro. i, 8, 16;
2. 9, 10; 15. 24, I Co. II. 18; 12, 28; 15, 46, 2 Co, 8,
5, Ep, 4. 9, I Th, 4. 16, 2 Th. 2. 3, I Tl. 2. I ; 3. 10 ; 5.
4, 2 Ti. I. 5, He. 7. 2, Ja. 3. 17, i Pe. 4. 17, 2 Pe. i. 20 ;
3. 3 [proton 4018] flrst.
in Ga. 4. 13, He. 4. 6 ; 7. 27 [proteron 3994] former.
in Mt, 28, I, Mr, 16, 2, Lu. 24, i, Jo, 20, i, 19, Ac, 20,
7, I Co, 16, 2, Tit, 3. 10 [heis 1410] one, [ning,
in Ac, 26, 4, He, 2. 3 ; 5. 12, Ju. 5 [arche 695] begin-
in Lu. I. 3 [ano-then 476] from above, from the flrst.
in Ro. II. 35 [pro-didomi 3871] to give beforehand.
in 2 Co. 8. 12 [pro-keimai 3897] to be laid beforehand.
(See also Give, preach, second, trust).
FIRST-BEGOTTEN, in He. 1. 6, Re. i. s [proto-tokos
4021] first-born.
FIRST-BORN, in Mt. i. 25, Lu. 2, 7, Ro, 8, 29, Col, i,
15, 18 [proto-tokos 4021] first-born.
In He, 12, 23 [proto-tokon 4021] flrst-born,
in He, 11, 28 [proto-toka 4021] first-born.
FIRST-FRUIT, in Ro. 8. 23 ; 11. 16 ; 16. 5, i Co. 15,
20, 23 ; 16, 15, Ja, I, 18, Re. 14. 4 [ap-arche 503] flrst or
chief fruit.
FISH (little, small), in Mt. 7. 10 ; 14. 17, 19 ; 15, 36 ;
17, 27, Mr, 6, 38, 41 1, 43, Lu, 5. 6, 5 ; 9. 13, 16 ; 11. 11 ;
24. 42, Jo. 21. 6, 8, II, I Co. 15. 39 [ichthus 2310] a fish.
iu Jo. 6. 9, 11; 21. 9, 10, 13 [opsarion 3408] a (small)
fish. In Mt. 15. 34, Mr. 8. 7 [ichthudion 2309] a little fish.
FISHING (a), in Jo. 21. 3 [halieuo 205] to go to flsh.
FISHER (coat), in Mt. 4. 18, 19, Mr. i. 16, 17 [halieus
20^] fisherman.
in Jo. II. 7 [ep-en-dutes 1769] upper clothing.
FISHERMAN, in Lu. 3. 2 [halieus 204] fisherman.
FIT (be), in Lu. 9. 62 ; 14. 35 [eu-thetos 2003] well set
or placed.
in Ac. 22. 22 [kath-ekon 2331] becoming. [footed.
in Ro. 9. 22 [kat-artizomai 2483] to be thoroughly per-
in Co. 3. 18 [an-eko 406] to come up to, be becoming.
mTLY. (See Framed, joined).
FIVE (times), in Mt. 14. 17, 19 ; 16. 9 ; 25. 2 t, 15, 16 1,
20/, Mr. 6. 38, 41 ; 8. ig, Lu. i. 24 ; 9. 13, 16 ; 12, 6, 52;
14, 19 ; 16, 28 ; 19, 18, 19, Jo, 4, 18 ; 5, 2 ; 6, g, 13, 19,
Ac. 4. 4 ; 20. 6 ; 24. I, I C!o. 14. 19, Re. 9. 5, 10 ; 17, 10
[pente 3611] five,
in 2 Co, II, 24 [pentakis 3608] five times.
(See also Hundred, thousand).
FIXED (be), in Lu. 16. 26 [steTizomai 4279] to be flxed.
FLAME, in Lu. 16. 24, Ac. 7. 30, He. i. 7, Re. i. 14 ;
2. 18 ; IQ. 12 [phlox 4891] flame.
FLAMING, in 2 Th. i. 8 [phlox 4891] flame.
FLATTERING, in i Th. 2. 5 [kolakeia 2655] flattery,
FLAX, iu Mt, 12. 20 [linon 2821] flax wick,
FLEE (away, out of), in Mt. 2, 13 ; 3, 7 ; 8. 33 ; to. 23 ;
24. 16 ; z6. 56, Mr. 5. 14 ; 13. 14 ; 14. 50, 52 ; 16. 8, Lu. 3.
7 ; 8. 34 ; 21. 21, Jo. 10. 5, 12, 13, Ac. 7. 29 ; 27. 30, i Co.
6. 18 ; 10. 14, I Tl. 6. II, 2 Ti. 2. 22, Ja. 4. 7, Re. 9. 6 ;
12. 6 ; 16. 20 ; 20. II [pheugo 4848] to flee. [or fully.
iu Ac. 14. 6, He. 6. 18 [kata-pheugo 2513] to flee down
in Ac, 16. 27 [ek-pheugo 1523] to flee out.
FLESH, iu Mt. 16. 17 ; 19. 5, 6 ; 24. 22 ; 26. 41, Mr. 10.
iSt; 13. 20 ; 14. 38, Lu. 5. 6 ; 24. 39, Jo. 1. 13, 14 ; 3. 6 J ;
6. 51. 52, S3. 54. 55. S6, 63; 8. 15 ; 17. 2, Ac. 2. 17, 26, 30,
31, Ro. I. 3 ; 2. 28 ; 3. 20; 4. I ; 6. 19 ; 7. 5, 18, 25 ; 8. i,
3 th, 4, 5 1, 8, 9, 12*, 13 ; g. 3, 5, 8 ; n. 14 ; 13, 14, I Co,
I, 26, 29 ; 5. 5 ; 6, 16 ; 7, 28 ; 10, 18 ; 15, 39/, 50, 2 Co, i,
17; 4. II ; 5. 16*; 7. I. 5; 10. 2, 3*; II. 18; 12. 7, Ga.
I. 16 ; 2. 16, 20 ; 3. 3 ; 4. 13, 14, 23, 29 ; 5. 13, 16, 17 j, 19,
24; 6. BS, 12, 13, Ep. 2. 3t, II *, IS ; 5. 29, 30, 31 ; 6. 5,
12, Ph. I. 22, 24; 3. 3, 4 t, Col. I. 22, 24 ; 2, I, 5, II, 13,

23; 3. 22, 1 Tl. 3. 16, Phm. 16, He. 2. 14; 5. 7; 9, 13;
10, 20 ; 12, 9, Ja, 5, 3, I Pe, i, 24 ; 3. 18, 21 ; 4, 1 1, s, 6,
2 Pe, 2, 10, 18, 1 Jo, 2. 16 ; 4, 2, a, 2 Jo, 7, Ju, 7, 8, 23
Re, 17, 16 ; 19, 18/, 21 [sarx 4128] flesh,
in Ro. 14. 21, 1 Co. 8. 13 [kreas 2706] fleah, dead meat.
FLESHLY, in 2 Co, i, 12, i Pe, 2. 11 [sarkikos 4126!
fleshy, in 2 Co, 3, 3 [sarkinoS 4127] fleshy,
in Col, 2. 18 [sarx 4128] flesh. [4926] flialit
FLIGHT (turn to), in Mt. 14. 20, Mr. 13. 18 [phage
in He. ii, 34 [klino 2634] to cause to bend,
FLOCK, in Lu, 12, 32, Ac. -20. a8, ig, i Pe. 5. 2 1
[poimnion 3774] a little flock. [flock!
in Mt. 26, 31, Lu, 2, 8, i Co, g, 7 « [poimne 3773] a
FLOOD, in Mt, 24, 38, 39, Lu. 17. 27, 2 Pe. 2. 5 [tata-
kliisiAOS 2435] overflowing. [stream.
in Mt. 7. 23, 27, Re. 12. 15, 16 [potamos 3816] river,
in Lu. 6, 48 [plemmura 3738] lull flowing,
(See also Carry),
FLOOR, in Mt, 3, 12, Lu, 3, 17 [lialon 230] thfeshing
floor. [flom.
SJ'SP^ !P°®)" i'i ^^- '8- 13 [semi-dalis 4145] fine
FLOURISH (again), in Ph. 4. 10 [ana-thallo 302] to
flourish agam. _
FLOW, in Jo. 7. 38 [reB 4078] to flow,
FLOWER (ol one's age), in Ja, i, 10, ii, i Pe, i, 24 1
[anthos 411] flower,
in I Co, 7. 36 [huper-akmos 4738] high point or bloom,
SfS-^.- ifee Bloody), [to fly,
tLY, in Re, 4, 7 ; 8, 13 ; 14, 6 ; 19, 17 [petaomai 3679]
m Re, 12, 14 [petomai 3681] to fly,
FOAL, in Mit, 21, 5 [huios 4720] son, young one,
FOAM (again, out), in Mr, 9, 18, 20 [aplirizo 8ig] to
foam, in Lu, g, 39 [aphros 820] f cam.
in Ju, 13 [ep-aphrizo 1782] to foam also,
^OE, iu Mt. 10. 36, Ac. 2. 35 [echthros 2081J enemy,
FOLD, In Jo, 10, I, 16 [aule 773] court,
in Jo, 10, 16 [poimne 3773] flock.
(See also Four).
FOLD UP, in He. i. 12 (helisso 1557] to fold up.
FOLK. (See Impotent, sick).
FOLLOW (after, that should), in Mt. 4. 20, 22, 25 ; 8.
I, 10, 19, 22, 23 ; 9. 9 1, 19, 27 ; 10. 38 ; 12. 15 ; 14, 13 ;
16, 24 ; 19, 2, 21, 27, 28 ; 20, 29, 34 ; 21, 9 ; 26, 58 ; 27, 53,
Mr, I. 18 ; 2, 14 «, 15 ; 3- 7 ; S. 24 ; 6. I ; 8, 34 ; 9, 38 f
10, 21, 28, 32, 52 ; II. 9 ; 14, 13, 51, 54 ; 15. 41, Lu, s, ii,
27. 28 ; 7, 9; 9, II, 23, 49, 57, 59, 61 ; 18, 22, 28, 43; 22,
10. 39. 54 ; 23, 27, Jo, I. 37, 38, 40, 43 ; 6, 2 ; 8, 12 ; 10. 4,
S. 27 ; II, 31 ; 12, 26 ; 13, 36*, 37 ; 18, 15 ; 20, 6 ; 21. 19,
20, 22, Ac. 12. 8, 9 ; 13. 43 ; 21. 36, I Co. 10. 4, Re. 6. 8 ;
14. 4, 8, g, 13 ; 19, 14 [a-koloutheo 168] to follow together
with, in Mr, 16, 20, i Ti, 5, 10, 24, i Pe 2, 21 [ep-a-koloutheo
1764] to follow upon,
in 2 Pe, I, 16 ; 2, 2, 15 [ex-a-koloutheo 1701] to follow
out, in Mr, 5, 37, Xu. 23. 49 [sun-a-kolontheo 4413] to
follow with,
in Lu, 23, 55, Ac, 16, 17 [kat-a-koloutheo 2436] to
follow down or after, [side,
in Mr, 16, 17 [par-a-koloutheo 3490] to follow along-
in Lu, 17, 23, Ro, 9, 30, 31 ; 14, 19, i Co, 14, i, Ph, 3,
12, I Th, 5, IS, I Ti, 6, II, 2 Ti, 2, 22, He. 12, 14 [dioko
1266] to pursue,
in Mr, I, 36 [kata-dioko 2418] to puisne after or fast,
m 2 Th, 3, 7 ; 3, g. He. 13, 7 3 Jo, 11 [mimeomai 3030]
to be an imitator,
in Mt, 4. 19 [deute opiso logi] come behind or after,
in Re, 8, 7 [ginomai 903] to come to pass,
in Lu, 13. 33 [eohomai 2083] to have, hold on,
in Ac, 21, I [hexes 1727] next, [upon,
in Ac. 21, 18 ; 23, II [epi-nusa 1788] being or coming
in I Pe, I, II [meta touta 2962] after these,
in Mt. 27, 62 [eimi meta 2962] to be after.
in Lu, 22, 49 [eimi 1398] to be,
„  (See also Day),
FOLLOWER (together), in i Co. 4. 16 ; 11. i, Ep. 5. i,
ImiLor.*' "¦ "*¦ ¦^^^ *¦ "' ' -^^- 3- '3 [mimetes 303.]
l?m t'^' .'' [™m-mimetea 4370] imitator together.
pn«Pi«fn'«.°. ' "¦ ' ["-Phrosune 821] withoutmind,

in 2 Ti. 3, 9 [a-noia 429] thoughtlessness, folly.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,

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FOOD, in Ao, 14, 17, Ja. 2, 15 [trophe 4679] nourish-
In 2 Co, g, 10 [brosis 946] eating, meat, [ment, food.
iu I Ti, 6. 3 [dia-tropne 1191] thorough nourishment.
FOOL (as a, become a), in Lu, it. 40; 12. 20, i Co. 15.
36,. 2 Co, II, 16 1, 19; 12, 6, II [a-phron 822] without
mmd, senseless, [insipid.
in Mt. 5. 22 ; 25. 17, 19, i Co. 3. 18 ; 4. 10 [moros 3098]
in Lu. 24. 23 [a-noetos 424] thoughtless.
In Ro, I, 22 [moraino 3095] to become insipid,
in 2 Co, II, 23 [para-pnroueo 3525] to mind amiss, be
in Ep, 5, 15 [a-sophos ^24] unwise. [wrong minded.
FOOLISH (talking, thing, make), in Mt. 7. 26 ; 25. 2,
3, 8, 9 Ti. 2, 23, Tit. 3, 9 [moros 3098] Insipid. [less.
in Ga. 3. 1, 3, i Ti. 6. 9, Tit. 3. 3 [a-uoetos 424]thought-
in Ro. I. 21 ; 10. 19 [a-sun-etos 742] without compre
hension, [senseless.
in Ro. 2. 20, I Pe. 2. 15 [a-phron 822] without mind,
in I Co. I. 20 [moraino 3095] to make insipid.
in Ep. 5. 4 [moro-logia 3097] insipid talking,
FOOLISHLY, in 2 Co, 11. 17, 21 [a-phrosune 821] with
out mind,
FOOLISHNESS, in Mr, 7, 22 [a-phrosune 821] without
mind, senselessness, dity,
in I Co, I. 18, 21, 23 ; 2, 14 ; 3, 19 [moria 3096] insipi-
in I Co, I, 25 [moroa 3098] insipid,
FOOT (on), in Mt. 4. 6 ; 7. 6 ; 10. 14; 13. 30 ; 18. 8 1,
29 ; 22. 13 ; 28. 9, Mr. 5. 22 ; 6. 11 ; 7. 25 ; 9. 45 1, Lu. i.
79 ; 4. II ; 7. 38 th, 44*, 45, 46 ; 8. 35, 41 ; 9. 5 ; 10, 39 ;
15, 22 ; 17, 16 ; 24, 39, 40, Jo, II, 2, 32, 44 ; 12, 3 * ; 13,
5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14 * ; 20, 12, Ac. 4. 35, 37 ; 5. 2, g, 10 ; 7.
5. 33. 58 ; 10. 25 ; 13. 25, 51 ; 14. 8, 10 ; 16. 24 ; 21. 11 ;
22. 3; 26, 16, Ro, 3, 15 ; 10, 15 ; 16. 20, I Co. 12. 15, 21 ;
15. 25, 27, Ep. t. 22 ; 6. IS, I Ti. 5. 10, He. 2. 8 ; 12. 13,
Be. I. IS, 17 ; 2. 18 ; 3. 9 ; 10. I, 2 ; II. II ; 12. i ; 13. 2 ;
19, 10 ; 22, 8 [pons 3827] foot,
in Mt, 14, 13 [peze 3587] on loot,
in Ac, 3, 7 [basis 866] basis, loot,
(See also Garment, tread),
FOOTSTOOL, in Mt. 5. 35 ; 22. 44, Mr. 12. 36, Lu. 20.
43, Ac. 2. 35 i 7. 49, He. I. 13 ; 10. 13, Ja. 2. 3 [hupo-
podion ton podon 3827] what is under the leet.
FOR (,,, cause, sake, all that, to), in Mt, 5. 13 ; 6, 34 ;
8, 4; TO, 10, 18 ; 21, 19 ; 24, 14 ; 26. 13, 28 ; 27, 10, Mr,
I, 4, 44; 6, 8, 11; II, 14; 13, 9; 14. 9. Lu. I. 33, 55;
2. 34*; 3. 3; 4- 4. 14; 9- 3. 5, '3. 62; 12, 19; 14, 35 S ;
21, 13, Jo, I, 7 ; 6, 51. 58 ; 8, 35 ; 9, 39 ; 12, 34; 14. 16 ;
18, 37, Ac, 2, 38 ; 7, 5, 21 ; 9. 21 ; 10. 4 ; 13. 2, 47 ; 14.
26 ; 23. 30 ; 26. 16, Ro. I. 5, 25 ; 2. 26 ; 4. 3, 5, 9, 22 ;
8. 28 ; 9. 5, 8, 17 ; 10. 4 ; n. n, 36 ; 13. 4 ; 15. 2, 4, 26,
31 ; 16. 26, 27, I Co. 5. 5 ; 11. 17 * ; 14. 22 ; 16. i, 2 Co. 5.
5; 8. 14*; 9. 9, 10; 10. 8*; II. 31, Ga. i. 5 ; 3. 6; 5. 13,
Bp. 2. 22; 4. 12* ; 5. 2 ; 6. 22, Ph, i, 17, 25 ; 4, 20, Col.
I. 16, 25 ; 4. 8, I TL I. 17, 2 Ti. 4. II, 18, Tit. 3, 14, He.
I. 8 ; 3, 5 : 5, 6 ; 6, 16, 20 ; 7, 17, 21, 28 ; g, g, 15 ; 10, 12,
14 ; II, 8 ; 13, 8, 21, Ja, 2, 23, i Pe, i, 4, 23, 25; 2, 14 ;
4, 6, II ; 5, II, 2 Pe, 2. 17 ; 3, 18, i Jo, 2. 17, 2 Jo, 2, Ju,
13, Re, I, 6, 18 ; 4, 9, 10; 5, 13, 14 ; 7- 12 5 9- ;S ; 10. 6 ;
II, 15 ; 14, II ; 15, 7 ; 19. 3,; 20, 10 ; 22, 2, 5 [eis 1409] in
regard to, for,
in Mt, 5, 44, Lu, 6, 28 ; 9, 50 ; 22, ig, 20, Jo, 6, 51 ; 10.
1 1, 15 ; 1 1, 4, so. 51. 52 ; IS- 13 : 18. 14, Ac. 5. 41 ; 8. 24 ;
12. 5 ; 15. 26 ; 21. 13, 26 ; 26. i, Ro. i. s, 8 ; 5. 6, 7 *, 8 ; 8.
26, 27, 31, 32, 34 ; 9. 3 ; 10. 1 ; 14. 15 ; is- 8, 9, 30 ; 16. 4, i
Co. 1. 13 ; 4. 6 ; 5. 7 ; 10. 30 ; 11. 24 ; 12. 25 ; 15. 3, 29 1,
2 Co. I. 6 1, II ; 5. 14, 15 *, 20, 21 ; 7. 12 ; a. 16 ; 9. 14 ;
12. 8, 13, 19; 13. 8, (ja. I. 4; 2. 20; 3. 13, Ep. I. 16; 3.
Tt 13 '. 5. 2, 20, 25 ; 6. ig, 20, Ph. I. 4, 7, Col. i. 7, g, 24 ;
4. 12, 13, I Th. s. 10, 2 Th. I. 4, 5, I Ti. 2. 1, 2, 6, Tit. 2,
14, He, 2, 9 ; 5. I *, 3; 6, 20 ; 7, 25, 27 ; 9. 7, 24 ; 10. 12 ;
13, 17, Ja, 5, 16, I Pe, 2, 21 ; 3, 18 ; 4, i, i Jo, 3, 16 *
[nuper 4736] over, in behalf of.
inMt, 27, 18, Mr, 2, 4, 27*; 7, 29; 15, 10, Lu, 8, 19,
47 ; 23, ig, 25, Jo, 4, 3g; 7, 13 ; 10, 19, 32 ; 12, 18, 27 ;
16. 21 ; 19. 38 ; 20. ig, Ac. 21. 34, 35 ; 28. 20, Ro. i. 26 ;
3.!25 ; 4. 24, 25 t] 13. 5, 6 ; 15. 9, 30*, I Co. 4, 17 ; 7, 5, 26 ;
8, IT ; II, 9 t, 10, 30, 2 Co, 3. 7 ; g, 14, Ep, 2, 4, Ph, i. 24 ;
2, 30; 3, 7, 8 *, Col, I, 5, 9 ; 4, 3, I Th, 2, 13 ; 3. 5, 2 Th,
2. II, I Tl, I, 16, 2 Ti, I, 12, He, I, 14 ; 2, 9, 10, n ; 5,
12 ; 7, 18 ; 9, 15, I Pe, i, 20 ; 2, ig, Re, i, g ( ; 2, 3 ; 4,
11; 6, g*; 18, 10, 15; 20,4* [dia ace. 1107] through,
in Mt, 2,' 8 ; 6. 28 ; 22. 16 ; 26. 28, Mr. i. 44 ; 12. 14 ;
14. .24, Lu. 2. 27 ; 3. ig * ; 4. 38 ; 5. 14 ; 12. 26 ; 19. 37 ;
22. 32, Jo. 9. 21 ; 10, 13, 33 1 ; 12, 6 ; 15, 22 ; 16, 26 ; 17,

gth, 20 1 ; 19, 24, Ac, 8, IS ; 19, 4c ; 24, 10, 21, Ro, 8, 3,
Ep, 6, 18, Col, I, 3 ; 2, I ; 4, 3, I Th, I. 2 ; 3, 9 ; 5, 25, 2
Th, I, 3, II ; 2. 13 ; 3, i, Phm, 10, He. 5. 3 * ; 10. 6, 8, 18,
26 ; II. 40 ; 13, II, 18, I Pe, 3, 18 ; 5. 7, i Jo. 2. 2 th; 4.
10 ; 5. 16 [peri gen. 3621] concerning, about.
in Mt. 19. 9, Mr, 3. 5, Lu. 2. 20 ; 7. 44 ; 13. 17 ; 18. 4 ;
23. 28 th, Jo. 19. 24, Ac. 4. 21 ; 15. 14. 31 ; 20. 38 ; 26. 6,
Ro, 5, 12, I Co, I. 4, a Co. 7. 13 ; 9. 13, 15, Hi. 1,5:3.
12, 14, I Th. 3. g. He. 12. 10, Ja. 5. i, 7, i Pe. i. 13, Re.
18. 9 [epi 1909] upon.
in Mt. 23. 5 ; 26. 12, Mr. 10, 5, Lu, 8, 13, Jo, 5. 35 ; 13.
28, Ac, 3, 10 ; 13, 15 ; 27, 34, I Co, 7, 5, 35 * ; 10, n. 2 Co,
3. 16 ; 7. 8, Ga, 2, s, Ep, 4, 12, I Th, 2, 17, i Ti, i, 16, 2
Ti, 3, 16/, Phm, 15, He, 12, 10, 11, Ja, 4, 14 [pros 3917]
toward, in Mt. 13. 44; 14. 26 ; 28. 4, Lu. 19. 3 ; 21. 26 ; 22. 45;
24. 41, Jo. 21. 6, Ac. 12. 14 ; 22. II [apo 539] from.
in Mt. 5. 38 * ; 17. 27 ; 20. 28, Mr, 10, 45, Lu, 11, 11, Jo,
I, 16, Ro, 12, 17, I Co. II. 15, Ep. s. 31, I Th, 5, 15, He,
12, 2, 16, I Pe, 3, 9 ( [anti 444] instead of, in behalf of,
in Mt, 6, 7, Lu, I, 44, Ph, i, 26, i Ti, 5, 10, Ja, 5. 3, i
Pe, 4, 14 [en 1604) in,
in Mt, 21. 46, I Pe, 2, 16 [hos 5089] as,
in Mt, 20, 2, Re. 16. 10 [ek 1427] out of.
in Lu. 4. 13, Ac. 13. II [aclirl 831] until, as far as.
in Ac, 28, 2o, Ro. 14. 20 [heneka. 1636] for the sake of.
in Mt. ig. 3 [kata ace. 2398] down to, over against.
in I Co. 14. 21 [houto 3391] thus.
(See also All, answer, call, cause, contend, covenant,
day, do, ever, evermore, hope, inquire, intent, inter
cession, labour, lay, lie, little, look, looking, make,
moment, nought, once, piety, pray, provide, provision,
purpose, receive, sacriflce, sake, season, seek, send, sin,
space, speak, strive, take, tarry, time, wait, while).
FOR (then, to), in Mt. i. 20, 21 ; 2. 5, 6, 13, 20 ; 3. 2,
3, 9, 15 ; 4. 6, 10, 17, 18 ; 5. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, g, 10, 12 *, &c.
[gar 963 and hoti 3364] for.
inLu. I. 13; 21. 28, Ac. 10. 20; 18. 10* ; 22. 18, Ga.
2. 16, I Pe. 1. 24 [dio-ti 1249] because that. [since.
in Ro. 3. 6, I Co. 5. 10, He. 3. 2 ; 9. 26 ; 10. 2 [ep-ei 1784]
in Lu. II. 6, I Co. I. 22, Ph. 2. 26 [ep-ei-de 1785] since.
in Ja. 4. IS [anti 444] instead of.
in Ro, 5, 12 [epi dat. 1802] upon,
in Mr, 3, 10, Jo, 10, 10, Ac. 17. 15 ; 22. 5, Ep. ¦^. 15,
Re. g. 15 ; 12. 4 [hina 2287] in order that.
in Mt. 23. 5 [pros ace. sgij] toward.
FORASMUCH (as), in Ac. 11. 17 [ei 1377] if.
in Ac. 15. 24 [ep-ei-de 1785] since.
in I Co. 14. 12, He. 2. 14 [ep-ei 1784] since.
in Lu. I. I [ep-ei-de-per 1786] since.
FORBEAR (can), in i Co, g, 6 [me 2g97] not,
in 2 Co, 12, 6 [pheidomai 4845] to spare,
in Ep, 4, 2, CoL 3, 13 [an-echomai 403] to hold up,
iu Ep. 6. 9 [au-iemi 420] to send away. [bear with.
in I Th 3.1,5 [stego 4262] to cover.
FORBEARANCE, in Ro. 2, 4 ; 3, 25 [an-oche 434,
holding up, bearing with,
FORBID (to take, God, no man -ing), in Mt, ig, 14, Mr,
g. 38, 39 ; 10. 14, Lu. 6. 29 ; 9. 49, 50 ; 18. 16 ; 23. 2, Ac.
10, 47 ; 16. 6 ; 24, 23, 1 Co, 14, 39, I Th, 2, 16, i Ti, 4. 3, 2
Pe, 2, 16, 3 Jo, 10 [koluo 2757] to hinder, forbid,
in Mt, 3, 14 [dia-koluo 1139] to hinder throughout,
in Ac, 28, 31 [a-kolutos 185) unhindered, un
forbidden, in Lu, 20, 16, Ro, 3. 4, 6, 31 ; 6, 2, 15 ; 7, 7, 13 ; 9. 14 ;
II. I, II ; I Co. 6. 15, Ga. 2. 17 ; 3. 21 ; 6. 14 [me egeneto
993] not to come to pass.
FORCE (take by, of), in Mt. 11. 12, Jo. 6. 15, Ac. 23.
10 [harjpazo 678] to snatch,
in He, 9, 17 [bebaios 876] firm, [genitor,
FOREFATHER, in 2 Ti, i. 3 [pro-gonos 3868] pro-
FOREHEAD, in Re, 7, 3 ; 9, 4 ; 13. 16 ; 14, i, 9 ; 17.
5 ; 20, 4 ; 22, 4 [met-opon 2995] forehead, between the
eyes, FOREIGNER, in Ep, 2. ig[par-oikos 3554] sojourner,
FOREKNOW, in Ro, 8, 2g ; 11, 2 [pro-ginosko 3866]
to know beforehand or first,
FOREKNOWLEDGE, in Ac. 2. 23, i Pe. i. 2 [pro
gnosis 3867] foreknowledge.
FOREORDAINED (be), i Pe. i. 20 [pro-ginoskomai
3866] to be known beforehand or first.
FOREPART, in Ac. 27. 41 [prora 4014] forepart, prow.
FORERUNNER, in He, ^, 20 [pro-dromos 3874]
forerunner.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

FORESEE, in Ga, 3, 8 [pro-eideo 3875] to see before
hand, in Ac, 2, 25 [pro-orao 3910] to see beforehand.
FORESHIP, in Ac. 27. 30 [prora 4014] lorepart, prow,
FORETELL, in Mr, 13, 23 [pro-ereo 3876] to say
beforehand, [thoroughly beforehand,
in Ac, 3, 24 [pro-kat-aggello 3895] to announce
in 2 Co, 13, 2 [pro-lego 3904] to lay before,
FOREWARN, in Lu, 12, 5 [hupo-deiknumi 4772] to
shew somewhat,
in I Th. 4. 6 [pro-epo 3876] to say beforehand.
FORGET, in Mt. 16. 5, Mr. 8. 14, Lu. 12, 6, Ph, 3, 13,
He. 6. 10; 13. 16, Ja. I. 24 [epi-lauthanomai 1843] to
forget besides or also,
in He, 12. 5 [ek-lanthanomai 1478] to forget utterly,
in 2 Pe, I, 9 [lambano lethen 2804] to take forget
fulness, FORGETFUL, (be), in He, 13, 1. [epi-lanthanomai
1843] to forget besides or also,
in Ja, I, 25 [epi-lesmone 1847] forgetfulness,
FORGIVE (frankly), in Lu, 6, 37 1 [apo-luomai 592] to
be loosed away,
in Mt, 6. 12 *, 14 *, IS * ; 9, 2, 5, 6 ; 12, 31 *, 32 * ; iS, 21,
27, 32, 35, Mr, 2, 5, 7, 9, 10; 3, 28 ; 4, 12 ; 11, 25 *, 26 *,
Lu. 5. 20, 21, 23, 24 ; 7. 47 *, 48, 49 ; II. 4* ; 12. 10* ; 17.
3, 4 ; 23. 34, Ac. 8. 22, Ro. 4. 7, Ja. 5. 15, i Jo. i. g ; 2. 12
[aph-iemi 807] to send away,
in Lu, 7, 42, 43, 2 Co, 2, 7, ID th ; 12, 13, Ep, 4, 32 *,
Col, 2. 13 ; 3, 13 * [charizomai 4g69] to be gracious,
FORGIVENESS, in Mr, 3. 29, Ac, 5, 31 ; 13. 38 ; 26,
18, Ep, I, 7, Col, I, 14 [aph-esis 802] a sending away,
remission, FORM, in Air, 16, 12, Ph, 2, 6, 7 [morphe 3069] form,
in Ro, 2, 20, 2 Ti, 3, 5 [morphosis 3071] form.
iu Ro, 6, 17 [tupos 4695] type, pattern, impress.
iu 2 Ti. I. 13 [hupo-tupoais 4807] a faint type or
pattern. [3719] to mould.
FORM (thing formed), in Ro. 9. 20, i Ti. 2. 13 [plasso
in Ga. 4. ig [morphoomai 3070] to be formed.
in Ro. Q. 20 [plasma 3718] thing moulded.
FORMER, in Ac, i, i. Re, 21, 4 [protos 4018] first,
foremost, in He, 10. 32, i Pe, i, 14 [proteron 3994] fonner,
in Ep, 4, 22 [proteros 3994] forraer.
FORNICATION (commit, give self over to), in Mt. 5.
32 ; 15. ig ; 19. 9, Mr. 7. 21, Jo. 8. 41, Ac. 15, 20, 2g ;
21. 25, Ro. I. 2g, I Co. 5. I * ; 6. 13, 18; 7. 2, 2 Co. 12.
21, Ga. 5. 19, Ep, 5, 3, Col, 3, s, I Th. 4. 3, Re. 2. 21 ; 9.
21 ; 14. 8 ; 17. 2, 4 ; 18. 3 ; 19. 2 [porneia 3804] fornica
tion, harlotry.
in I Co. 6. 18 ; 10. 8, Re. 2. 14, 20 ; 17. 2 ; 18, 3, 9
[porneuo 3805] to commit fornication, [tion,
in Ju^ [ek-pomeuo 1503] to commit great fornica-
FORNICATOR, iu i Co, 5, 9, 10, 11 ; 6, 9, He. 12. 16
[pornos 3807] fornicator.
FORSAKE, in Mt. 27. 46, Mr. 15. 34, 2 Co. 4. 9, 2 Ti.
4. 10, 16, He. 10. 25 ; 13. 5 [eg-kata-leipo 1347] to leave
utterly in, ' [utterly,
in He, 11, 27, 2 Pe, 2, 15 [kata-leipo 2449] to leave
in Mt, 19, 27, 29 ; 26, 56, Mr, i, 18 ; 14, 50, Lu, 5, 11
[apli-iemi 807] to send away,
in Lu, 14, 33 [apo-tasso 619] to stand off or a way from,
in Ac, 21, 21 [apo-stasia 608] apostacy, a standing off,
FORSOMUCH (as), Lu, ig, 9 [kath-oti 2341] because
that. 
FORSWEAR (oneself), in Mt. 5. 33 [epi-orkeo 1858]
to charge an oath upon self.
FORTH (at, from), in Jo. ii, 43 ; 15, 6 ; 19, 4 *, 5, 13,
Ac, s, 34 ; 9, 40 [exo 1747] without, outside,
iu Ja, 3, II [ek 1427! out of, out,
in Mr, 3, 3 [eis to meson 2956] into the midst,
in Mt, 16, 21 [apo 539] from.
(See also Break, bring, brought, call, carry, cast,
come, conduct, fruit, give, go, hold, launch, lot, mani
fest, order, pass, proceed, put, reach, send, set, setter,
shed, shine, short, shew, speak, stand, stretch).
FORTHWITH, in Mt. 13. 5 ; 26. 49, Mr, i, 29, 43 ; 5,
13, Ac, 12, 10 ; 21, 30 [eu-theos 2004] straightway,
in Jo, ig. 34 [eu-thus 2012] straightway.
in Ac. 9. 18 [para-chrema 3529] along with the thing.
FORTY (years old, of ... years), in Mt. 4. 2*, Mr. 1. 13,
Lu. 4. 2, Jo. 2. 20, Ac. I. 3 ; 4. 22 ; 7. 30, 36, 42 ; 13. 21 ;
23. 13, 21, 2 Co. II. 24, He. 3. 9, 17, Re, 7. 4; n. 2; 13,
5 ; 14. I, 3 ; 21, 17 [tessara-konta 4591] forty.

in Ao. 7, 23 ; 13, 18 [tessara-konta-etes 4592] forty years.
FORWARD (be, more), in 2 Co. 8. 10 [thelo 2179] to
will, be willing:
iu Ga. 2. to [spoudazo 4247] to haste, be diligent.
in 2 Co. 8. 17 [spoudaios 4248] more hasty or diligent,
(See also Briug, go, put),
FOR'WARDNESS (of mind), in 2 Co, 8, 8 [spoude
4250] haste, diligence, [nesa of mind,
in 2 Co. 9, 2 [pro-thumia 3888] forwardness or readi-
FOUL (weather), iu Mr. 9, 25, Re, 18, 2 [a-kathartos
147] unclean,
in Mt, 16. 3 [cheimon 4978] winter weather.
FOUND (founded, be), in Mt, 7, 25, Lu, 6. 48 [them-
elioomai 2181] to be lounded,
in 2 Co, 7, 14 [ginomai gg3] to become,
FOUNDATION (lay the , . .of), in Lu. 6. 48, 49 ; 14. 29,
Ac. 16. 26, Ro. 15. 20, I Co. 3. 10, It, 12, Ep. 2, 20, 1 Ti,
6, 19, 2 Ti, 2. ig. He, 6. i ; 11, 10, Re, 21, 14, ig* [them-
elios 21B0] foundation,
in Mt, 13, 35 ; 25, 34, Lu, 11, 50, Jo, 17, 24, Ep. i, 4,
He, 4, 3 ; g, 26, I Pe, i, 20, Re, 13, 8 ; 17, 8 [kata-bole
2405] a laying or casting down,
in He, i, 10 [themelioo 2181] to found,
FOUNTAIN, in Mr, 5, 2g, Ja, 3. 11, 12, Re, 7, 17 ; 8,
10 ; 14, 7 ; 16. 4 ; 21, 6 [pege 3686] fountain,
FOUR (months), in Mt, 24, 31, Mr, 2, 3 ; 13, 27, Lu, 2.
37, Jo. II. 17 ; ig, 23, Ac. 10. II ; 11. s ; 12. 4 ; 21. 9, 23 ;
27, 29, Re, 4, 4 *, 6, 8, 10 ; 5, 6, 8 *, 14 * ; 6, i, 6 ; 7, i th, 2,
4, II ; 9, 13, 14, IS ; II, 16; 14, I, 3*; 15, 7; 19, 4*; 20,
8 ; 21, 17 [tessares 4593] four,
in Ao. 10. 30 [tetartos 4598] fourth.
in Jo. II, 39 [tetartaioa 4597] fourth,
in Jo, 4, 35 [tetra-menon 4603] four months,
(See also Hundred, thousand),
FOURFOLD, in Lu, 19, 8 [tetra-ploos 4604] fourfold,
FOUR-FOOTED (beast), in Ac, 10, 12 ; 11, 6, Ro, i, 23
[tetra-pous 4805] four-footed quadruped. [eighty,
FOURSCORE, in Lu, 2, 37; 16, 7 [ogdoe-konta 3188]
FOUR-SQUAR,E, in Re, 21, 16 [tetra-gonos 4599] four-
cornered, [tessares 1067] fourteen.
FOURTEEN, in Mt, i, 17, 2 Co, 12, 2, Ga, 2, i [deka-
FOURTEBNTH, in Ac, 27, 27, 33 [tessares-kai-dekatos
4504] fourteenth,
FOURTH (part), in Mt, 14, 25, Mr, 6, 48, Re, 4, 7 ; 6.-
7 *, 8 ; 8, 12 ; 16, 8 ; 21, 19 [tetartos 4598] fourth,
FOWL, in Mt, 6, 26 ; 13, 4, Mr, 4, 4, 32, Lu, 8, 5 ; 12,
24J 13, 19, Ac, 10, 12 ; II. 6 [peteinon 3680] flying
in Re, ig, 17, 21 [orneon 3341] bird, [creature.
FOX, in Mt, 8, 20, Lu, g, 58 ; 13, 32 [alopex 231] fox,
FRAGMENT, in Mt, 14, 20, Mr, 6, 43 ; 8, ig, 20, Lu,
9, 17, Jo, 6, 12, 13 [klasma 2612] broken piece.
FRAMED (be fltly„,together), in Ep, 2, 21 [sun-armo-
logeomai 4427] to be joined together. [fected.
in He, 11, 3 [kat-artizomai 2483] to be thoroughly per-
FRANKINCENSE, in Mt, 2, 11, Re, iS, 13 [libanoa
2811] frankincenae,
FRANKLY, (See Forgive),
FRAUD (kept back by), in Ja, 5, 4 [apo-stereomai 612]
to be taken away by fraud,
FREE (make, be, -ed), in Mt, 17, 26, Jo, 8, 33, 36, Ro.
6, 20 ; 7. 3, I Co, 7, 21, 22 ; 9, I, 19 ; 12. 13, Ga, 3, 28; 4,
26, 31, Ep, 6, 8, Col. 3. II, I Pe, 2, 16, Re, 6, 15 ; 13, 16 ;
19, 18 [eleutheros 1553] free, [1554] to free,
in Jo, 8, 32, 36, Ro, 6, 18, 22 ; 8, 2, Ga. 5, i [eleutheioo
in Ro, 6, 7 [dikaioomai 1234] to be declared righteoua.
(See also Gilt),
FREEDOM, in Ac, 22, 28 [politeia 3780] citizenship.
FREELY (give, given), in Mt, lo, 8 (, Ro, 3, 24, 2 Co,
II. 7, Re. 21. 6 ; 22. 17 [dorean 132^] givingly, freely.
in Ro. 8. 32, 1 Co. 2. 12 [charizomai 4969] to be gracious,
give graciously.
in Ac. 2. 29 [par-resia 3567] (with) freedom, openness.
in Ac. 26. 26 [par-resiazomai 3568] to be free, open,
FREEMAN, in i Co, 7, 22 [ap-eleutheros 525] one
freed from, [a free one,
FREEWOMAN, in Ga, 4, 22, 23, 30 [eleutheros 1553]
FREQUENT (more), in 2 Co, ii, 23 [perissoteros 3666]
more abundantly,
FRESH, in Ja, 3, 12 [glukus 996] sweet, fresh,
FRIEND (thy, his, make), in Mt, ii, 19, Lu, 7, 6, 34 ;
II. 5 «, 6, 8 ; 12. 4 ; 14, 10, 12 ; 15, 6, 9, 29 ; 16, 9 ; 21,
16 ; 23, 12, Jo, 3, ag ; 11, n ; 15, 13, 14, jj ; i„. ,2, Ac,
^.. 24 ; 19. 31 ; 27. 3, Ja. 2. 23 ; 4. 4, 3 Jo. 14 [pMlos 4881]

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THB NEW TESTAMENT.

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in Mt. 20. r3 ; 22. 12 ; 26. 50 [hetairos 1976] otlier,
comrade. in Mr. 5. ig [sos 42ig] thine own.
in Mr. 3. 21 [hoi par' autou 3456] those beside him.
iu A.C, 12. 20 [peitho 35gi] to persuade.
FRIENDSHIP, In Ja. 4. 4 [philia 4874] friendship.
FROG, in Re. 16. 13 [batrachos 871] frog.
FROM (among, off, to, up), in Mt. i. 17 th, 21, 24 ; 2.
i, 16 ; 3. 17, 13 ; 4. 17, 25, &c. [apo 53g] from.
in Mt. 3. 17 ; 12. 42 ; , 13. 4g ; 15. 18 ; 16. i ; 17. 9 ; 19.
12,20, 21. 25 i ; 24. 31 ; 28. 2, Mr. i. n ; 6. 14, 16 ; 7. 31 ;
9. g, 10 ; 10. 2D ; II. 20, 30, 31 ; 12. 25 ; 13. 27 ; 16. 3, Lu.
I. 15, 71 1, 78 ; 3. 22 ; 9. 7 ; 10. 7. 18 ; 11. x6, 31 ; 12. 36 ;
16. 31 ; 17- 7 ; 18. 21 ; 20. 4, 5, 35 ; 23. 55 ; 24. 46, 49, Jo.
I, 19, 32 ; 2. 22 ; 3. 13, 27, 31 ; 5. 24 ; 6. 23, 31, 32 1, 33,
38, 41, 42, 50, 51, 58, 64, 66 ; 8. 23 £, 42 ; g. I ; 10. 32 ; 12.
I, g, 17, 27, 28, 32 ; 13. 4 ; 17, 15 ; 18. 3; ig, 12, 23 ; 20.
I, 9; 21. 14, Ac. I. 25 ; 2. 2 ; 3. 2, 15, 23 ; 4. 2, 10; 7. 3 ;
10. 41 ; II. 5, g ; 12. 7, 25 ; 13. 30, 34 ; 14. 8 ; 15. 24, 29 ;
^7' 3> 3^> 33 > 18. I, 2 ; 22. 6 ; 23. 10; 26. 4, 17, 23 ; 27.
34; 28. 17, Ro. I. 17; 4. 24; 6. 4, 9, 13, 17 ; 7. 4, 24 ; 8.
II t ; 10. 7, 9 ; II. 15, I Co. 5. 2, 13 ; 9. 19 ; 15. 12, 20, 47,
2 Co. I. 10 ; 3. I ; s* 2, 8 ; 6. 17, Ga. i. i, 4, 8, 15 ; 3. 13,
Ep. I. 20 ; 4. 16 ; 5. 14 ; 6. 6, Ph. 3. 20, Col. i. 13, i5 ; 2.
12, 19 ; 4. 16, I Th. T. lot, 2 Ti. 2. 8, He. 5. i, 7 ; 7. 6;
II. 19 ; 13. 20, Ja. 5. zot, 1 Pe. i. 3, 18, 21, 2 Pe. 1. 18 ;
2, 21, I Jo, 2. 19 ; 3. 14, Re. 3. 10 ; S. 10 ; 9. i, 13 ; 10. i,
4, 8 ; II. II, 12 ; 13. 13 ; 14. 2, 13 1, 18 ; 15. 8 ^ ; 18. i, 4 ;
20. I [ek 1427] out of.
in Mr. 12. 2 ; 14. 43, Lu. i. 45 ; 2. i ; 8. 49, Jo. i. 6 ;
5. 34, 41, 44 ; 7. 2Q ; 15. 26 t; 16. 27, 28; 17. 8, Ac. 9. 14 ;
22. 5 ; 26. 10, 12, Ph. 4. 18, 2 Pe. I. 17, 2 Jo. 3^4 [para
gen. 3456] alongside of.
in Lu. I. 26, 2 Pe. i. 17 [hupo gen. 4768] under, by.
in Ac. T. 12 [ eggus 1339] nigh.
in 2 Th. 2. 2 [disi gen. 1107] through.
in Ac. 2. 46 ; 20. 20 [kata ace. 23g8] by.
{See also Above, beginning,burdensome, depart, differ,
every, fall, for, first, gotten, heaven, hence, henceforth,
high, keep, place, part, refrain, rehearse, several,
Biwerve, take, taken, thence, thrust, time, top, turn,
whence, within, without, world.)
FROWARD, I Pe. 2. 18 [skolios 4196] crooked.
FRUIT (bear, bring forth, without), in Mt. 3. 8, 10 ; 7.
16, 17 t, 18 t, xg, 20; 12. 33 th; 13. 8, 26; 21. ig, 34*,
41, 43, Mr. 4. 7, 8, 29 ; II. 14 ; 12. 2, Lu. i. 42 ; 3. 8, 9 ;
6. 43 t, 44; 8. 8; 12. 17; 13. 6, 7, 9; 20. 10, Jo. 4. 36; 12.
24; 15. 2 th, 4, 5, 8, 16 t, Ac. 2. 30, Ro. I. 13 ; 6. 21,
22 ; 15. 28, I Co. g. 7, Ga. 5. 22, Ep. 5. 9, Ph. i. n, 22 ;
4. 17, 2 Ti. 2. 6, He. 12. 11; 13. 15, Ja. 3, 17, 18; 5. 7,
18, Re. 22. 2 t [karpos 2392] fruit.)
in Mt. 13. 23, Mr. 4. 20, 28, Lu. 8. 15, Ro. 7. 4, 5, Col.
I. 6 [karpo-phoreo 2393] to bear fruit.
in Ju. 12 [a-karpos 153] unfruitful.
in Mt. 26. 29, Mr, 14. 25, Lu. 12. 18 ; 22. 18, 2 Co. 9.
10 [gennema 980] produce.
in Re. iB. 14 [opora 3312] summer fruit.
(See also First, perfection, withereth).
FRUITFUL (be), in Ac. 14. 17 [karpo-phoros 2394]
iniit-bearing. in Co. I. 10 [karpo-phoreo 2393] to bear fruit.
FRUSTRATE, in Ga. 3, 21 [a-theteo gg] to put aside.
FULFIL, be -ed), in Mt. i. 22 ; 2. 15, 17, 23 ; 3. 15 ; 4. 14;
5. 17; 8. 17:12. 17; 13. 35;2T. 4:26. 54, 56; 27. 9,35. Mr. i.
15 ; 14. 49 ; 15. 28, Lu. I. 20 ; 4. 21 ; 21. 22, 24; 22. 16 ;
24. 44, Jo. 3. 29; 12. 38; 13. 18; 15. 25; 17. 12, 13; 18.
9, 32 ; ig. 24. 36, Ac. I. 16; 3. 18 ; 9. 23; 12. 25 ; 13. 25,
27 ; 14. 26, Ro. 8. 4; 13. 8, 2 Co. 10. 6, Ga. 5. 14. Ph. 2.
2, Col. I. 25 ; 4. 17, 2 Th. I. II, Ja. 2. 23, Re. 6. 11 [pleroo
37^3] to make full. [again.
in Mt. 13. 14, 6a, 6. 2 [ana-pleroo 352] to make full
in Ac. 13. 33 [ek-plero6 1498] to make full out.
in Ac. 13. 29, Ro. 2. 27, Ga. 5. 16, Ja. 2. 8, Re. 15. 8 ;
17. 17 ; 20. 3 [teleo 4586] to end.
in Mr. 13. 4 [sun-teleomai] 4476] to be ended together.
in Lu. 2. 43, Jo, 19. 28 [teleioo 4579] to make an end.
in Ac. 13. 22, Ep. 2. 3, Re. 17. 17 [poieo 3766] to do,
make, work. [to pass.
in lat. 5. 18 ; 24. 34, Lu. 21. 32 [ginomai 993] to come
FULFILLING, in Eo. 13. 10 [pleroma 3744] fulness.
FULL (be, come, make, of light, sores), in Mt. 14. 20 ;
15. 37, Mr. 4. 28 ; 6. 43 ; 8. 19, Lu. 4. i ; 5. 12, Jo. i. 14,
Ac. 6. 3, 5, 8 i ; 7. 55 ; g. 36 ; n. 24 ; 13. 10 ; 19. 28. 2 Jo.
8 [pleres 3740] full.

in Mt. 13. 48, Jo. 7. 8 ; 15. 11 ;_ i6. 24, Ac. 2. 28 ; 7. 23,
Ph. 4. 18, I Jo. I. 4, 2 Jo. 12 [pleroo 3743] to raake full.
in Mr. 8. 20 [pleroma 3744] fulness.
in Lu. I. 57 [plethomai 3700] to be fllled or fulL
in Lu. 6. 25 [em-plethomai 1586] to be filled up or full.
in Mt. 23. 25, 27, Lu. II. 3g, Ro. 3. 14, Re. 4. 6, 8 ; 5. 8 ;
15- 7 i 17- 3j 4 ; 21. g [gemo g7i] to be full, loaded.
inMt. 23. 28, Jo. 19. 29; 21. II, Ro. I. 29; 15. 14, Ja.
3, 8, 17, 2 Pe. 2. 14 [mestos 2960] sated.
in Ac. 2. 13 [mestoomai 2961] to be sated.
in Mr. 4. 37 [gemizo 970] to be full, loaded.
in I Co. 4. 8 [korennumi 2683] to be satiated.
in Lu. 16, 20 [helkoomai 1559] to be full of sores, [up,
in Mt. 6. 22, Lu. 11. 34, 36 1 [photeinos 4949] lightened
{See also Age, assurance, darkness, flll, glory, heavi
ness, idols, proof, time, will).
FULLER, in Mr. 9. 3 [gnapheus ggg] a fuller.
FULNESS, in Jo. i. 16, Ro. 11. 12, 25; 15. 29, i Co.
10. 26, 28, Ga. 4. 4, Ep. I. 10, 23 ; 3. ig ; 4. 13, Col. i. ig ;
2. g [pleroma 3744] fulness.
FULLY. (See also Assured, come, know, known, per
suaded, ripe, preach).
FURLONG, in Lu. 24. 13, Jo. 6. ig ; 11. 18, Re. 14. 20 ;
21. 16 [stadion 4252] a furlong. [2381] furnace.
FURNACE, in Mt. 13. 42, 50, Re. 1. 15 ; 9. 2 [kaminos
FURNISHED (be, thoroughly), iu Mt. 22. 10 [pleth
omai 3700] to be filled or full.
in Mr. 14. 15, Lu. 22. 12 [stronnumi 4305] to strew.
in 2 Ti. 3. 17 [ex-artizomai 1712] to be thoroughly
perfected. FURTHER (go a little, any), in Mt. 26. 65, Mr. 5. 35 ;
14. 63, Lu. 22. 71, Ac. 21. 28, He. 7. II [eti 1982] yet, still.
in Ac. 4. 17 ; 24. 4, 2 Ti. 3. g [epi pleion 3726] upon
in Lu. 24. 28 [pon-o 3808] afar off. [more, yet more.
in Ac. 27. 28 [di-istemi 1229] to stand diversely.
 (See also Proceed, threaten).
FURTHERANCE, in Ph. i. 12, 25 [pro-kope 3899] a
cutting or striking forward. [the rest.
FURTHERMORE, in i Th. 4. i [to loipon 2839] as to
in He. 12. g [eita 1423] then, after that.

GAIN (get, make a), in Ac. 16. 16, ig ; ig. 24 [ergasia
in Ph. I. 21 ; 3. 7 [kerdos 2582] gain. [1936] work.
in Ja. 4. 13 [keruaino 2581] to gahi, get gain.
in I Ti. 6. 5, 6 [porismos 3803] a means of gain.
in 2 Co. 12. 17, 18 [pleon-ekteo 3729] to overreach,
act covetously.
GAIN (by trading), in Mt. 16. 26 ; 18. 15 ; 25. 17, 20,
22, Mr. 8. 36; g. 25, Ac. 27. 21, i Co. g. 19, zot, 21, 22
[kerdaino 2581] to gain.
in Lu. 19. 18 [poieo 3766] to do, make, work.
in Lu. ig. 16 [pros-ergazoraai 3938] to work toward.
in Lu. ig. 15 [dia-pragmateuomai 1167] to do through
businesa. [opposition,
GAINSAY, in Lu, 21. 15 [ant-epo 442] to speak in
in Ro, 10. 21 [anti-lego 454] to speak in opposition.
GAINSAYER, in Tit. i. g [anti-lego 454] to speak
in opposition.
GAINSAYING (without), in Ju, 11 [anti-logia 456]
speaking in opposition.
in Ac. 10. 29 [an-antir-retos 340] without gainsaying
or speaking.
GALL, in Mt. 27 34, Ac. 8. 23 [chole 5003] gall.
GARDEN, in Lu. 13. 19, Jo. 18. i, 26 ; 19. 41 1 [kepos
2591] garden.
GARDENER, in Jo. 20. 13 [Icep-ouros 2592] gardener.
GARLAND, in Ac. 14. 13 [stemma 4265] garland,
GARMENT (down to the foot, long), in Mt. g. 16 t,
20, 21 ; 14. 36 ; 21. 8; 23. 5 ; 27. 35 t, Mr. 2. 21 ; 5. 27 ;
6. $6 ; 10. 50; II. 7, 8; 13. 16; 15. 24, Lu. 5. 36 ; 8. 44 ; ig.
35; 22. 36, Jo. 13. 4, 12; 19. 23, Ac. 9. 39; 12. 8, He. Is
II, Ja. 5, 2, Re. 3. 4; 16. 15 [himation 2284] clothes.
in Mr. 16. 5 [stole 4288] robe.
in Mt. 22. II, 12 [en-duma 1625] clothing.
in Lu. 24. 4 [estliesis 1965] dress, apparel
in Ju. 23 [chiton 4992] coat, clothes.
in Re. i. 13 [poderes 3764] long coat or garment.
GARNER, in Mr. 3. 12, Lu. 3. 17 [apo-theke 560] re
pository. GARNISH (be -ed), in Mt. 12. 44 ; 23. 29, Lu. 11. 25,
Re. 21. 19 [kosmeo 2685] to adorn.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

GARRISON (keep with a), in 2 Co. n. 32 [phroureo
4923] to garrison. t,
GATE, iu Lu. 16. 20, Ac. 10. 17; 12, 13, 14 t; 14, 13,
Re. 21. 12 1, 13/, 15, 21 1, ZS ; 22. 14 [pul6n4043] gateway.
in Mt. 7. 13 1, 14 ; 16. 13, Lu. 7. 12 ; 13. 24, Ac. 3. 10 ;
9. 24 ; 12. 10, He. 13. 12 [pule 4042] a gate.
in Ac. 3. 2 [thura 2240] door.
GATHER (assuredly, together, together into one, up,
be -ed, thick together), in Mt. 2. 4 ; 3. 12 ; 6. 26 ; 12.
30; 13. 2, 30, 47; 18. 20; 22. 10, 34, 41 ; 24. 28; 25. 24,
26, 32 ; 27. 17, 27, Mr. 2. 2 ; 4. I ; 5. 21 ; 6. 30, Lu. 3. 17 ;
II. 23; 15. 13 ; 17. 37, Jo. 4. 36; 6. 12, 13; IT. 47, 52 ;
15. 6, Ac. 4. 6, 26, 27 ; 14. 27 ; 15. 30 ; 20. 8, i Co. 5, 4,
Re. 16. 14, 16; 19. 17, 19 ; 20. 8 [sun-ago 4406] to lead or
bring together.
in Mt. 23. 37 t ; 24. 31, Mr. i. 33 ; 13. 27, Lu. 12. i ; 13.
34 [epi-sun-ago 1892] to lead together also.
in Mt. 7. 16 ; 13. 28, 29, 30, 40, 41, 48, Lu. 6. 44 [sul-lego
4356] to lay together,
in Lu. 6. 44, Re. 14. 18, 19 [trugao 4685] to crop,
in Lu. 8. 4 [sun-eimi 4440] to be together.
inLu. II. 29[ep-athroi2omai 1758] to be thronged also.
in Ac. 16. 10 [sum-bibazo 4362] to cause to go up to
gether. in Ac. 28. 3 [su-strepho 4502] to tum round together.
in Ep. I. 10 [ana-kephalaioomai 318] to sum up.
GATHERING (together. See also Company).
in I Co. 16. 2 [logia 2825] laying out, gathering.
in 2 Th. 2. I [epi-sun-agoge 1893] a leading together
also. GAY, in Ja. 2. 3 [lampros 2774] shining, bright,
GAZE up, in Ac. i. 11 [em-blepo 1572} to look into,
GAZING STOCK (made a), in He. 10, 33 [theatrizomai
2171] to be made a spectacle or gazing stock. [beget.
GENDER, in Ga. 4. 24, 2 Ti. 2, 23 [gennao 979] to
GENEALOGY, in i Ti. i. 4, Tit. 3. 9lgenealogia974]
; GENERAL. (See Assembly). [genealogy.
GENERATION, in Mt. i. 17/; .11. 16 ; 12, 39, 41, 42,
45 ; 16. 4 ; 17. 17 ; 23. 36 ; 24. 34, Mr, 8, 12 t, 38 ; g. ig ;
13, 30, Lu. I. 48, sot; 7. 31 ; 9. 41 ; 11. 29, 30, 31, 32, 50,
51 ;¦ 16. 8 ; 17. 25 ; 21. 32, Ac. ?, 40; 8. 33; 13. 36, Col. i.
26, He, 3. 10 [genea 972] generation.
in Mt, 3. 7 ; 12. 34 ; 23. 33, Lu. 3 7 [gennema 980]
in Mt. I. T [genesis 976] birth. [produce.
in I Pe. 2. g [genos g83] race.
GENTILE (after the manner of), in Mt. 4, 15 ; 6, 32 ;
10. 5, 18 ; 12. 18, 21 ; 20. ig, 25, Mr. 10. 33, 42; Lu, 2. 32;
18. 32 ; 21. 24 t; 22, 25, Ac. 4, 27; 7. 45 ; g. 15 ; 10. 45 ;
II. I, 18 ; 13. 42, 46, 47, 48 ; 14. 2, s, 27 ; 15, 3, 7, 12, 14,
17, ig, 23 ; 18. 6; 21. 11, ig, 21, 25 ; 22, 21 ; 26, 17, 20,
23; 28. 28, Ro. I. 13 ; 2. 14, 24 ; 3. 2g t; g. 24, 30; 11.
II, 12, 13 t, ZS ; 15. g t, 10, II, 12 t, 16 t, 18, 27 ; 16. 4, i
Co, 3, I ; 10. 20 ; 12. 2, Ga. 2. 2, 8, 12, 14, 15 ; 3. 14, Ep,
2. II ; 3. I, 6, 8; 4. 17, Col. i, 27, i Th. 2. 16 ; 4- 5, i Ti.
2, 7 ; 3. 16, 2 Ti. I, II ; 4, 17, i Pe. 2, 12; 4. 3, 3 Jo. 7,
Re, II. 2 [ethnos 1373] nation,
in Jo. 7. 35 1, Ro, 2. 9, 10; 3. 9, i Co, 10, 32; 12. 13
[Hellen ] Greek.
in Ga. 2. 14 [ethnikos X372] nationally.
GENTLE, in Tit, 3. 2, Ja. 3. 17, i Pe, ¦^. 18 [epi-eikes
3826] yielding, moderate.
in I Th. 2. 7, 2 Ti. 2. 24 [epios 2140] gentle.
GENTLENESS, in 2 Co. 10, i [epi-eikeia 1825] yield-
ingness, moderation.
in Ga. 5. 22 [chrestotes 5023] kindness.
GET (down, hence, into, out, out of, be gotten from),
in Lu. 9. 12 [heurisko 2041] to find.
in Ac. 27. 43 [ex-eimi 1716] to go out. [go out.
in Lu. 13. 31, Ac. 7. 3; 22. 18 [ex-erchomai 1722. to
in Mt, 4. 10 ; 16. 23, Mi*. 8. 33, Lu. 4. 8 [hup-ago 4726]
to go behind.
in Mt. 14. 22, Mr. 6. 45 [em-baino 1567] to go into.
in Ac, 10. 20 [kata-baino 2399] to go down.
in Ac. 21. I [apo-spaomai 607] to be drawn away.
(See also Advantage, behind, gain, land, victory).
GHOST (give or yield up the), m Mt. i. 18, 20; 3. 11 ;
12. 32 ; 27. 50; 28. 19, Mr. 1. 8; 3. 29; 12. 36; 13. n,
Lu. I. 15; 35, 41, 67 ; 2. 23, 26 ; 3. 16, 22 ; 4. i ; 12. 10,
12, Jo. I. 33 ; 7- 39 ; 14. 26 ; 19. 30 ; 20. 22, Ac. i. 2, 5, 8,
t6 ; 2- 4, 33> 38 ; 4- 8, 3t 5 S- 3j 3= i 6. 3, 5 ; 7. 51, 55 ; 8.
15, 17, 18, 19; 9. 17, 31 ; ID, 38, 44, 45, 47; II. ig, i6,
24; 13. 2, 4, 9, 52 ; 15. 8, 28 ; 16. 6 ; 19. 2 £, 6; zo, 23,
28 ; 21. II ; 28. 25, Ro. 5 5 ; g, I ; 14. 17J 15, 13, 16, i
Co. 2. 13 ; 6. xg] 12. 3, 2 Oo. 6. 6 ; 13. 14 ; x ITi. i, 5, 6,

2 Ti. I. 14, Tit. 3. 5, He. 2. 4 ; 3. 7 ; 6. 4 ; g. 8 ; to. 15, i
Pe. I. 12, 2 Pe. I. 21, I Jo. 5. 7, Ju, 20 [pneuma 3757]
spirit. in Ac, 5. 5, 10 ; 12. 23 [ek-psucho 1530] to breathe
out the soul. [out.
in Mr. 15, 37, 3g, Lu. 23, 46 [ek-pneo 1501] to breathe
GIFT (free), in Ro. i. 11 ; 5. 15, 16 ; 6. 23 ; 11. 29 ; 12.
6, I Co. I. 7 ; 7. 7 ; 12. 4, 9, 28, 30, 31, 2 Co, i. n, 1 I'i.
4. 14, 2 Ti, I. 6, I Pe. 4, 10 [charisma 4971] gracious <»•
in 2 Co. 8. 4 [charis 4970] grace, [free gift.
in Mt. 2. II ; 5. 23, 24 1; 8. 4 ; iS- S J 23. 18, ig t, Mr.
7. II, Lu. 21. I, Ep. 2. 8, He. 5. 1 ; 8. 3, 4 ; g. 9 ; 11. 4,
Re. II. 10 [doron 1326] free gift.
in Jo, 4. 10, Ac. 2. 38 ; 8. 20 ; 10. 45 ; ti. 17, Ro. 5. 15,
17, 2 Co. 9. 15, Ep, 3. 7 ; 4. 7, He. 6. 4 [dorea 1322] free
gift. [gift.
in Mt. 7, II, Lu. II. 13, Ep. 4, 8, Ph. 4, 17 [doma 1280]
in He, 2. 4 [merismos 294g] parting, division, dis
tribution. [God.
in Lu, 2T. 5 [ana-thema 306] things put up as gifts to
in Ro. 5. 16, Ja. i. 17 [dorema 1325] free gift.
in Ja. I. 17 [dosis 1283] a giving, (See aUo Prophecy,
spiritual). GIRD (one's self, unto one's self, up, be girt, he...
about, have girded), iu Jo. 21. 18 1 [zonnuo 2108] to gird,
iu Lu. i2._3S, 37; 17. 8, Ac. 12. 8, Ep. 6. 14, Re. i. 13 ;
13. 6 [peri-zonnumi 3633] to gird around.
in Jo. 13, 4, 5 ; 21. 7 [dia-zonnumi 1126] to gird
thoroughly. in I Pe. I. 13 [ana-zonnumi 300] to gird up or anew.
GIRDLE, in Mt. 3, 4, Mr. i. 6, Ac. 21, 11 1, Re, i. 13 ;
15, 16 [zone 2107] girdle,
GIVE (again, against, first, forth, freely, more, oneself
to, out, over, presently, up, such things as one giveth,
thyself wholly to), in Mt. 4. g ; 5. 31, 42 ; 6, 11 ; 7, 6, 7,
lit ; g. 8; 10. I, 8, 19 ; 12. 39 ; 13. 11 1, 12 ; 14. 7, 8, 9,
IT, 16, ig ; 15. 36 ; 16. 4, ig, 26 ; 17. 27 ; jg. 7, 11, 21 ; 20.
4, 14, 23, 28 ; 21. 23, 43 ; 22. 17 ; 24, 24, 29, 43 ; 25. 8, 15,
28, 29, 35, 42 ; 26. g, 15, 26, 27, 48 ; 27. 10, 34 ; 28. 12, 18,
Mr. 2. 26 ; 4. II, 25 ; 5. 43 ; 6. 2, 7, 22, 23, 25, 28 1, 37 i,
41 ; 8. 6, 12, 37 ; 10. 21, 40, 43 ; 11. 28 ; 12, g, 14, 15 1 ; 13.
II, 24, 34 ; 14. 5, II, 22, 23, 44 ; 15. 23, Lu. I. 32, 77 ; 4.
6 C ; 6. 4, 30, 38 1 ; 7. 44, 45 ; 8. 10, 18, 53 ; 9. i, 13, 16 ; 10.
i9> 35 ; IT- 3. 7> 8^ 9) ^3 *» ^9> 4i ; 12. 32, 33, 42, 48, 51,
58 ; 14. 9 ', 15. 12, 16, 29 ; 16. 12 ; 17. x8 ; 18, 43 ; 19, 8,
13, 23, 24, 26 ; 20. 2, 10, c6, 22 ; 21. 15 ; 22, 3, igt; 23, 2,
Jo, I. 12, 17, 22 ; 3, 16, 27, 34, 33 ; 4. s, 7, lot, 12, 14 1,
15 ; 5. 26, 27, 36; 6, 27, 31, 32 1, 33, 34, 37, 39, 51 1, 52,
65 ; 7. ig, 22 ; g. 24 ; 10. 28, 29 ; 11. 22, 57 ; 12, 3, 49 ; 13.
3, 15, 26, 29, 34; 14, 16, 27 th; 15, 16; 16. 23; 17. 2 (ft,
4, 6 t, 7, 8 t, 9, II, 12, 14, 22 t, 24*; 18, g, II ; 19. 9, 11 ;
21. 13, Ac. I. 26 ; 2, 4, 19 ; 3. 6, 16 ; 4, 12 ; 5. 31, 32 ; 7.
5 1, 8, 10, 38 ; 8, 18, ig ; g, 41 ; 11, 17 ; 12. 23 ; 13. 20, 21,
34; 14. 17; 13. 8; 17, 25 ; 20. 32, 35; 24. 26, Ro. 4. 20;
5. 5 ; II. 8 ; 12. 3, 6, 10 ; 14. 12; 15, 15, i Co. 1. 4 ; 3. 3,
10; 7. 25; II. 15; 12. 7, 8, 24; 14. 7 f , 8 ; 15. 38, 57, 2
Co. I. 22 ; 5. 5, 12, 18 ; 6. 3 ; 8. 5, 10 ; g- 9 ; to. 8 ; 12. 7 ;
13. TO, Ga, 1. 4 ; 2. 9 1 ; 3. 21, 22 ; 4. 13, Ep. i. 17, 22 ; 3.
2, 7, 8 ; 4. 7, 8, II, 27 ; 6. zg, CoL i. 25, i Th, 4. 2, 8, 2
Th. 2. 16 ; 3. 16, I Ti. 2. 6 ; 4, 14 ; 5. 14, 2 Ti, i, 7, 9, 16 ;
2. 7, 25, Tit. 2. 14, He, 2. 13 ; 7. 4, Ja, i. 5 1 ; 2. 16 J 4.
6t; s- 18, I Pe. I. 21 ; 5. 3 ; 2 Pe. 3. 13, 1 Jo. 3. i, 23,
24 ; 4. 13 ; 5. II, 16, 20, Re. i. i ; 2. 7, 10, 17 1, zi, 23, 26,
28; 4. 9 ; 6. 2, 4^, 8, II ; 7. 2 ; 8. 2, 3 ; g. i, 3, 5 ; 10, g;
II. I, 2, 3, 13, 18 ; 12. 14 ; 13. 2, 4. 3 ^ 7 ^ ^S ; M- 7 1 i5'
7 ; t6. 6, 8, g, 19 ; 17. 17; 18. 7 ; 19. 7 *, 20. 4, 13 ; 21. 6
[didomi 1212] to give.
in Mt, 12. 36 ; 20. 8, Lu. 4. 20 ; t6. 2, Ac. 4. 33 ; 19. 40,
2 Ti. 4. 8^ He. 13. 17, I Pe. 4. 5, Re. 22. 12 [apo-diaomi
535] to give away.
in Jo. ig. 30, Ac. 7. 42, Ro. i. 24, 26, 28, i Co. 13. 3,
Ga. 2. 20, Ep. 4. ig ; 5. 2, 25 [para-didomi 3473] to give
along or over.
in Mt. 7. 9, 10, Lu. II. lit; 24. 30, 42, Jo. 13. 26 [epi-
didomi 1822] to give besides or also. [impart.
in Ro. 12. 8, Ep. 4. 28 [meta-didomi 2966] to give with,
in Re. 17. 13 [dia-didomi 1124] to give thoroughly.
in Lu. 7. 21, Ac. 27. 24, Ro. 8. 32, i Oo. 2. 12, Ga. 3.
18, Ph. I. 29 ; 2. 9, Pnm. 22 [charizomai 4969] to grace,
grant graciously.
in Ac. 8. 6, 10, i Ti, r. 4 ; 3. 8 ; 4. 1, 13. Tit. i. 14, He.
2. I ; 7. 13 [pros-echo 3942] to have or hold toward.
¦ I Ac. 17. 31^ Col. 4. I, I Ti. 6, 17 [par-echo 3544] to

1.11 .a.\j, xy. Jl,
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in Mr. 5. 13, Jo. ig. 38, Ac. 21. 40; 27. 3 [epi-trepo
1 90-] to turn upon or over to.
in Mr. 15. 43, 2 Pe. i. 3, 4 [doreo 1324] to give freely.
in 2 Pe. I. 5 [par-eis-phero 3337] to bear in alongside.
iu Ac. 26, 10 [kata-pliero 2512] to bear against or down.
in Jo. 10. II [tithemi 4616] to put, place, set.
in Mr. 4. 24 [pros-tithemi 3077] to put'toward or unto,
iu I Pe. 3. 7 [apo-nemo 594] to deal out.
in I Ti. 5. 7 ; 6. 13 [par-aggello 3466] to announce fully.
iu I Jo. 5. 10 [martureo 2889] to bear witness.
in Ac. 10. 2, Ju. 3 [poieo 3766] to do, make, work.
iu I Pe. 4. II [chor-egeo 5005] to supply
in Ro. 12. 13 [dioko 126$] to pursue,
iu I Co. 7, s [scholazo 45 19] to be unoccupied.
in Ac. 8. 9 Jlego 2788] to say, lay out.
in Ac. 6. 4 [pros-kartereo 3947] io persevere toward.
in I Ti. 4. IS [eimi en 1398] to be in. tlthem.
in Lu. 10. 7 [ta par" auton 3456] the things alongside of
in Tit. 2. 3 [douloomai 1291] to be in bondage.
{See also Attendance, audience, charge, command
ment, continually, counsel, diligence, drink, (exhorta
tion, fornication, ghost, heed, increase, leave, liberty,
licence, life, light, marriage, oflfence, order, part, place,
rest, sentence, fehout, suck, testimony, thanks^ tithes,
understand, witness). [lucre, wine),
GIVEN TO. (See Hospitality, idolatry, inspiration,
GIVER in 2 Co. 9. 7 [dotes 1284] giver.
GIVING (of the law), in Ph. 4. 15 [dosis 1283] giving.
in Ro. g. 4 [nomo-thesis 3148] law placing. (See also
Tlianks), GLAD (be, be exceeding, make, tidings), in Mr. 4. n,
Lu. 13, 32 ; 22. 5 ; 23. 8, Jo. 8. 36 ; n. 15 ; 20. 20, Ac.
II. 23 ; 13, 48, Ro. 16, ig, I Co. 16, 17, 2 Co, 13. g, i Pe,
4. 13, Re. ig. 7 [chairo 4g32] torejoice, joy, be glad.
in Mt. 5. 12, Ac. 2. 26 [agalliao 13] to be exceeding glad.
in Lu, I. ig ; 8. I ; 13. 32, Ro. 10. 13 [eu-aggello 1980]
toannounce good tidings. [ed.
in 2 Co. 2. 2 [eu-phrainomai 2057! to make easy mind-
GLADLY (mostjVery), in Mr. 6. 20; 12. 37, 2 Co. 11.
ig ; 12. g, 15 [hedeos 21 iS] pleasantly,
in Ac, 2. 41 ; 21. 7 [a-smenos 723] sweetly.
(See also Receive).
GLADNESS, in Mt. 4. 16, Ac, 12. 14, Ph. «, 29 [chara
4963] rejoicing.
in Lu, I. 14, Ac. 2. 46, He. i, g [agalliasis 12] gladness.
in Ac. 14. 17 [eu-phrosune 2058] merriment.
GLASS (of, behold as in a), in Re. 21. 18, 21 [hualos
4707] glass,
in I Co, 13, 12, Ja. i. 23 [es-optron 1968] looking-glass,
in Re. 4, 16 ; 15. 2 i [hualinos 4706] of glass, glassy.
in 2 Co, 3, 18 [kat-optrizomai 2347] to see thoroughly
in a looking-glass.
GLISTERING (be), inLu. 9. 29 [ex-astrapt5 1713] to
lighten out, send out lightening.
GLORIFY (together, be -ed), in Mt. 5. 16 ; g. 8 ; 13.
31, Mr. 2. 12, Lu. 2. 10 ; 4. 13 ; 5. 25, 26 ; 7. 16 ; 13. ij ;
17. 13 ; 18. 43 ; 23. 47, Jo. 7, 39 ; u. 4 ; 12. 16, 23, 28 th ;
13- 31 1, 3zt; 14, 13 ; 15. 8 ; 16, 14 ; 17. 1 1, 4, 3, 10 ; 21.
19, Ac. 3, 13 ; 4. 21 ; TI. 18 ; 13. 48 ; 21. 20, Ro. z. 21 ; 8.
30 ; 13, 6, 9, I Co, 6. 20, 2 Co. g, 13, Ga, 1. 24, 2 Th. 3. i.
He. 3. 3, I Pe, 2, 12; 4. ir, 14, 16, Re. 15. 4; 18. 7
Cdoxazo 1282] to glorify. [in,
in 2 Th. I. 10, 12 [en-doxazomai 1623] to be glorified
iuRo. 8. 17 [sun-doxazomai 4432] to be glorified to
gether. GLORIOUS (be made), in Ro. 8. 21, 2 Co. 3. 7, 8, n t ;
4. 4, Ph. 3. 21, Col. I. II, 1 Ti, I. II, Tit. 2. 13 [doxa 1281]
glory. in Lu. 13. 17, Bp. 5. 27 [en-doxos 1624] in glory.
in 2 Co. 3. 10 [doxazomai 1280] to be glorified.
GLORY (nothing to), in Mt. 4. 8 ; 6, 13, 2g ; 16. 27 ;
19. 28 ; 24. 30 ; 25. 31 1, Mr. 8. 38 ; 10. 37 ; 13. 26, Lu. 2.
9> ^4) 32 ; 4- 6 ; g- 26, 31, 32 ; 12. 27 ; 17. 18 ; ig. 38 ; 21.
27 ; 24. 26, Jo. I. 14 ; 2. II ; 7. 18 £ ; 8. 50 ; 11. 4, 40 ; 12.
41 ; 17. 3, 22, 24, Ac. 7. 2, 35 ; 12. 23 ; 22. 11, Ro. i. 23 ;
2- 7) 10; 3' 7> 23 ; 4- 20; 5" 2 ; 6. 4; 8, 18; g, 4, 23 i; ir,
36 ; 13. 7 ; 16. 27, I Co. 2. 7, 8 ; 10. 31 ; 11. 7 i, 13 ; 15.
40, 41/, 43, 2 Co. I, 20 ; 3. 7, 9 1, 10, iS th ; 4. 6, 13, 17 ;
8. ig, 23, Ga, I. 3, Ep, I. 6, 12, 14, 17, 18 ; 3. 13, 16, 21,
Ph. I. II ; 2. II ; 3. 19 ; 4. ig, 20, Col. i. 27 1; 3. 4, i Th,
2. 6, 12, 20, 2 Th. I. 9 ; 2. 14, I Ti. I. 17 ; 3. 16, 2 Ti. 2.
10; 4. 18, He. I. 3 ; 2. 7, 9, 10 ; 3. 3 j g. s J 13- 21, Ja. 2.
I) I Pe. I. 7, II, 21, 24 ; 4. 13, 14 ; 5. i, 4, 10, n, 2 Pe. i,
3, 17 1, Ju. 24, 25, Ra^ I. 6 ; 4- 9i ri ; 5- 12, 13 ; 7, 12 ; 11.

13 ; 14. 7 ; 15. 8 ; 16. g j iS. i ; 19. i ; 21. n, 23, 24, 26
[doxa 1281] glory. [boasting.
in Ro. 4. 2, I Co. 9. 16, 2 Co, 5, 12 [kauchema 2558]
in I Pe. 2. 20 [kleos 2618] celebrity. [be glorified.
in Mt. 6, 2, 2 Co. 3. 10, I Pe. i. 8 [doxazomai 1282] to
in Ga. 5. 26 [keno-doxos 2566] empty or vain-glorious
iu Ph, 2. 3 [keno-doxia 2565] empty or vain-glory.
GLORY (in glorying, whereof I raay), in Ro. 3. 3,
Co. I. 29, 31 ; 3. 21 ; 4. 7, 2 Co. 5. 12 ; 11. 12, 18, 30 ; 10.
17 ; 12. I, 5 t, 6, g, II, Ga. 6, 13, 14, 2 Th. i, 4[kauchaomai
2557] to boast self.
in Ja. 3. 14 [kata-kauchaomai 2427] to boast against.
in Ro. 15. 17 [kauchesis 2559] boasting, [boasting.
GLORYING, in r Co. 5. 6 ; 9. 15 [kauchema 2558]
in 2 Co. 7, 4 [kauchesis 2559] boastmg.
GLUTTONOUS, in Mt. 11. 19, Lu. 7. 34 [phages 482^]
£ater, glutton.
GNASH (with), in Mr. g. 18 [trizo 4668} to creek.
in Ac. 7. 34 [brucho 942] to gnash.
GNASHING, in Mt. 8. 12 ; 13. 42, 30 ; 22. 13 ; 24. 51 ;
¦2$. 30, Lu, 13. 28 [brugmos 941] gnashing.
GNAT, in Mt. 23. 24 [konops 2761] gnat.
GNAW, in Re, 16. 10 [massomai 2894] to gnaw,
GO ^about, abroad, again, aside, away, before, be
yond^ down, down upon, down with, everywhere,
farther, forth, forward, how it will go with, in, into,
in with, into with, near, on, one's way, out, out of, out
of the way, over, over all, round about, thence,
through, throughout, to, unto, up, up into, upon, with,
be goina be going out, aboard, afoot), in Mt. 2. 8, 20;
8. gt; g. 13; 10. 6, 7 ; 11. 4 ; 12. i, 45 ; 17. 27 ; 18. 12 ;
21. 2, 6 ; zz. 9, IS ; 25. g, 16 ; 26. 14 ; 27. 66 ; 28. 7, g, 1 1,
16, ig, Mr, 16. TO, 12, 15, Lu. i. 39 ; 2. 3, 41 ; 4. 30, 42 ;
5. 24 ; 7, 6, 8 t, II, 22, 30 ; 8. 14, 48 ; g. 13, 31, 52, 33, 56,
57 ; IO* 37* 38 ; II. 5) 26 ; 13. 32 ; 14, 10, 19, 31 ; 15. 4,
15, 18; 16. 10^ 17. II, 14, ig ; 19. 12, 28, 36; 21. 8; 22.
8j 22, 33, 39- 24. 13, 28t,Jo. 4-50^; 7- 35 t, 53; 8. I, it;
TO. 4; II. ti; 14. 2, 3, 12, 28; 16. 28; 20, 17, Ac. T. 10,
II, 25 ; 3. 20 ; 8. 26, 27, 36, 39 ; g. ii, 13 ; 10. 20; 12. 17 ;
16. 7, 16, 36 ; 17. 14 ; 18. 6 ; 19. 21 ; 20. i, 22 ; 21. 5 ; 22.
5, TO ; 23, 23, 32 ; 24. 25 ; 23. 12, 20 ; 26. 12 ; 27, 3 ; 28,
z6, Ro. 15. 25, I Co, TO. 27 ; 16. 4 1, 6,- 1 Ti. i. 3, Ja, 4. 13,
I Pe. 3, 19, 22, Ju. II [poreuomai 3801] to pass on.
inMt, 3. 5; 17. 21, Mr, i. 5; 7. 19; 10. 17, 46; 11,
19 ; 13. I, Lu. 4. 37, Ac. 9. 28, *Re. i. 16 ; 16. 14 ; 19. 15 -
[ek-poreuomai 1302] to pass out.
in Mt. 2. 23 [para-poreuomEti 3512] to pass along.
in Lu. 7. II ; 14. 25 ; 24. 75 [sura-poreuomai 4380] to
pass with. [before, '
iu Lu. I. 76, Ac, 7, 40 [pro-poreuomai 3916] to pass
in Lu, 6, I ; 13, 22, Ac, 16. 4 [dia-poreuomai 1165] to
pass through,
in Mt, I 21 [eis-poreuomai 1420] to pass into.
in Mt. 12, g ; 13. 26 ; 14. 12, 29, Mr. 3, ig, Lu. 2. 44 ;
14. I, Jo. 4. 43 ; 6. 17 ; 21. 3, Ac. 4, 23 ; 28, 14, He, 11.
8 [erchomai ig6o] to come or go.
in Mt. 9, 26, 32 ; 10, n ; 11, 7, 8, 9 ; 12. 14, 43 ; 13. i,
3 ; 14. 14 ; 15. 21 ; 18. 28 ; 20. i, 3, 5, 6 ; 21. 17 ; 22. 10 ;
24. I, 26; 25. I, 6; 26. 30, 71, 73, Mr, i. 35, 45; 2. 12,
13 ; 3. 6, 21 ; 4. 3 ; 5. 13, 14, 30 ; 6. i, 12, 24 ; 7. 29, 30 ;
8. 27; II, 11; 14. 16, 26, 48, 68; 16. 8, eo, Lu. 2. i ; 4.
14 ; s, 27 ; 6. 12, 19 ; 7. 17,- 24, 23, 26 ; 8. 2, 3, 27, 33, 35,
46; 9. 5; 10. 10; IT. 14, 24; 14. t8, 21, 23; 16. 10, 19;
17. 29 ; 21. 37 ; 22, 62, Jo, T. 43 ; 4. 30 ; 8, 9, 59 ; 10. g ;
II. 31 ; 12, 13 ; 13, 30, 31 ; 18. i, 4, 16, 29, 38 ; ig. 4, 17 ;
20. 3; 21. 3, 23; Ac. I. 21; 10. 23; 12. g, to; 13, 24; 16.
3, TO, 13, 19, 40; ig. 12, Ro. 10. 18, I Co. 5. TO, 2 Co. 2.
13 j 8. 17, He, II. 8 t; 13. 13, i Jo. 2, 19 ; 4. 1,3 Jo, 7,
Re. 3. 12; 6.2,4; 20. 8 [ex-erchomai 1722] to come or
go out.
in Mt. 2. 22 ; 4. 24 ; 8. 19, 21, 31, 32, 33 ; 10. 5 ; 13.
23, 28, 46 ; 14. 13, 23 ; i6.' 21 ; 18. 30 ; 19. 22 ; 20. 4 ; 21.
29, 30 ; 22. 5, 22 ; 23. 10, 18, 25, 46 ; 26. 36, 42, 44 ; 27.
5 ; 28, 10, Mr. I. 20 ; 5. 24 ; 6. 27, 36, 37 ; "7. 24 ; 9. 43 ;
10. 22, 25 ; IT. 4 ; 12. 12 ; 14. 10, 12, 39; 16. 13, Lu. 2.
13; 3, 14; 8. 31, 34, 39; 9. 12, 37, S9j 60; 17. 23; 19.
32 ; 22. 4, 13 ; 24. 24, Jo. 4. 8, 28, 43, 47 ; 6. i, 22, 66,
68 ; 9. 7, II ; 10. 40 ; n. 28, 46, 54 ; 12. 19 ; 16. 7 ; 18,
6 ; 20, 10, Ac. 4, 13 ; 3. 26 ; 9. 17, Ga. i. 17 ; Ja, 1. 24,
Ju. 7, Re. 10. 9 ; 12. 17 ; 16. 2 [ap-erchomai 531] to come
or go away.
in Mt. 7. 13 ; g. 25 ; 15. n ; 21. 12 ; 23. 13 (, 25. 10 ;
26. 38 ; 27. 53, Mr. 2, 26 ; 8. 26 ; 10, 25 ; 11. 15 ; 14. 14 ;
15, 43, Lu. I. 9 ; 4. 16 ; 6. 4 ; 7. 36 ; 8. 51 ; n. 37 ; 15.

46

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

28 ; 18. 25 ; ig. 7, 45 ; 24. 29, Jo. 10, 9 ; 18. 28 ; 19. 9 ;
20. 5, 6, 8, Ac, I, 21 ; g. 6 ; 10. 27 ; n. 3 ; 13. 14 ; 14. i ;
17, 2 ; 19. 8 [eis-erchomai 14131 to come or go into.
in Mt. ig. 24, Mr. 10, 23, Lu. 2. 15 ; 5. 15 ; 8. 22 ; g,
6, Jo. 4. 4 ; 8. sg, Ac. 8. 4 ; 10, 38 ; it. 22 ; 13, 6 ; 15,
41 ; 16. 6 ; 18. 23 ; 20, 2, 25 [di-erchomai 1220] to come
or go through.
in Mt, 26. 39, Mr, 14. 33, Lu. i, 17 ; 22. 47, Ac, 20, 5,
13, 2 Co. 9. 5 [pro-erchomai 388r]to come or go forward.
in Mt. 27, 38, Mr. 14. 45, Lu. id. 34 ; 23. 52, Ac. 8. 29 ;
9. I ; 22, 26 [pros-erchomai 3g3g] to come or go toward,
inAc. g, 3g ; 11. 12; 13. 38; 21. i6[sun-erchomai445oj
to come or go with. ' [go up.
in Jo. 6. 3, Ga. i, 17, 18 [an-erchomai 3g7] to come <yr
in Jo, 6. 22 ; 18. 15 [sun-eis-erchomai 4441] to come
or go into with. [down.
iu Ac. 8. 3 ; 12. ig [kat-erchomai 2527] to come or go
in Lu. 17. 7 [par-erchomai 3542] to come or go along.
in Mt. 26, 46, Mr. i, 38 ; 14. 42, Jo. 11. 7, 15, 16 ; 14.
31 [ago 62] to lead or go on.
in Mt. 5. 24, 41 ; 8. 4, 13, 32 ; g.6;, 13. 44 ; 18, 15 ; ig,
21 ; 20. 4, 7, 14 ; 21, 28 ; 26. t8, 24 ; 27. 63 ; 28, 10, Mr,
I, 44; 2, II ; 5, 19, 34 ; 6, 31, 38 ; 7. 29 ; 10. 21, 52 ; 11,
2; 14, 13, 21; 16. 7, Lu, 8, 42; TO. 3; 12, 58; 17, 14;
ig, 30, Jo. 3. 8 ; 4, 16 ; 6, 21, 67 ; 7, 3, 33 ; 8. 14 t, 21, 22 ;
9. 7, II ; TI, 8,31, 44 ; T2, II, 35; 13, 3, 33, 36 t; 14. 4,
5, 28 ; 15. t6; 16. 5 t, TO, 16, 17 ; 18. 8 ; 21, 3, r Jo. 2,
II, Re. 10. 8; 13. 10; 14, 4; 16. i; 17. 8, 11 [hup-ago
4726] to go quietly, secretly.
in Mt. 2, g ; 14. 22 ; 21, g, 31 ; 26. 32 ; 28, 7, Mr. 6. 43 ;
10. 32 ; II. g ; 14. 28; 16. 7. Lu. 18, 39, i Ti. 1. 18 ; 5,
24, He. 7. t8 [pro-ago 3852] to go before.
in Mt. 4. 23 ; 9. 33, Mr. 6. 6, Ac. 13. 11 [peri-ago 3622]
to go around,
iu Mt. 3. 16 ; 3, I ; 14. 23 ; 13. 29 ; 20. 17, 18^ Mr. 3.
13 J 6. 51 ; 10. 32, 33, Lu. 2. 4, 42 ; 5, 19 ; 9. 28 ; 18, 10,
31, Jo. 2, 13 ; 3. T ; 7. 8 t, 10 t, 14 ; n. 55 ; 21. 11, Ac. i.
13 ; 3. I ; 10. g; 13, 2 ; 18. 22 ; 21. 4, 12, 15 ; 24.11 ; 25.
9, Ga. 2. I, 2, Re. 20. g [ana-baino 276] to go up.
in Ml". 13. IS, Lu. 2. 31 ; 10. 30 ; 18. 14, Jo. 2. 12 ; 4.
31 ; 3. 4 ; 6. 16, Ac. 7, 15 ; 8, 26, 38 ; 10. 21 ; 14. 23 ; 18.
22 ; 20. 10 ; 23. TO ; 25. 6 [kata-baino 23g9] to go down,
in Mt. 4, 21, Mr, i, ig [pro~baino 3858J to go forward.
in Mt. 13. 2, Lu. 8. 22, 37 [em-baino 1567] to go into.
in Lu, 5. 2 [apo-baiuo 540] to go away,
in Ac, 21, 2 [epi-baino 1803] to go on or upou.
in Lu. 10. 7 [meta-baino 2963] to go over. [or unto,
in Lu. 14. 10 [pros-ana-baino 3924] to go up toward
inAc. 25, 5 [sug-kata-baino 4321] to go down with.
in I Th. 4. 6 [huper-baino 4741] to go over or beyond.
in Lu, 14. 4 ; 22, 68 ; 23. 22, Jo. 19. 12, Ac. 3. 13 ; 4.
21, 23 ; 5. 40 ; 13. 33 ; 16. 35, 36 ; 17. g ; 28, 18 [apo-luo
592] to loose away, let go.
in Mt. 18. 12 t, 13, I Pe. 2, 25, 2 Pe. 2, 15 [planaomai
3713] to be gone astray.
in Ac, 3, 3 ; 21. 18, He, 9. 6 [eis-eimi 1414] to go into,
in Ac, 13, 42 [ex-eimi 1716] to go out,
in Ac. 17. 10 [ap-eimi 516] to go away, [seek,
in Jo. 7, ig, 20, Ac. 21. 31, Ro.io. 3 [zeteo 2097] to
in Mt. TO, 23 [teleo 4586] to end.
in Mt. 14, 34 [dia-perao 1162] to pass through,
in Mt. 13. 17 [choreo 5039] to have space, withdraw.
in Mt, 25. 8 [sbennumi 4132] to be quenched.
in Mr. 12. 38 [peri-pateo 3655] to tread round about.
in Lu, 8. T [di-odeu6 1243] to make one's way through.
in Lu. 9. TO [hupo-choreo 4809] to withdraw behind
ir under.
in Jo. II. 20 [hup-antao 4730] to come over against
quietly, meet. [or also.
in Ac. 9. 29 [epi-cheireo 1918] to take in hand besides
in Ac. 13. 36 [epi-strepho i8go] to turn about.
in Ac. 23. 19 ; 26. 31 [ana-choreo 376] to withdraw
in Ac. 24, 6 [peirazo 3594] to try. [again.
in Ac. 26. 21 [peirao 3596] to try.
in Ro. 3. 12 [ek-klino 1470] to bend out or go away.
in Ep. 4, 26 [epi-duo 1824] to go in upou.
in He. 6. i [pheromai 4847] to be borne on.
in Ja. 4. 13 ; 5. I [age, ago 62] to lead, go ou.
in Ac. 23. 16 [para-ginomai 3467] to come along.
(See also Aboard, afoot, astray, compel to, country,
further, journey, law, let, little, meat, warfare).
- GOAT (skin), in Mt. 25. 32 [eriphos 1954] a kid, young
goat. in Mt. 25. 33 [eriphion 1933] a kid, young gcat.

in He. 9. 12, 13, ig; 10. 4 [tragos 4650] a he-goat.
in He. 11. 37 [aigeios 106] goat skin.
GOD (without, would to, fight against), iu Mt, x. 23 ;
3.9, 16; 4. 3,4, 6, 7, 10; s. 8, 9, 34; 6. 24, 30, 33; 8,29;
9, 8 ; 12, 4, 28 f ; 14, 33 ; 15. 3, 4, 6, 31 ; 16. 16, 23 ; ig. 6,
17, 24, 26; 21. 12, 31, 43 ; 22. 16, 21 1, 2g, 30, 31, 3» jive,
37 ; 23, 22 ; 26, 61, 63 1 ; 27. 40, 43 1, 46 1, 54, Mr. i. 1,
14, 13, 24; 2. 7, 12, 26; 3, II, 35 ; 4. II, 26, 30; 5. 7t\
7, 8, g, 13 ; 8, 33 ; g, i, 47 ; to. 6, g, 14, 15, 18, 23, 24, 23,
27 1; II. 22; 12. 14, 17*, 24, 26/, 27 1, 28, 30, 32, 34 ; 13.
ig ; 14. 25 ; 15. 34 1, 39, 43 ; 16. ig, Lu. i. 6, 8, 16, 19, 26,
30* 32, 35) 37» 47j 64, 68, 78; 2, 13, 14, 20, 28, 40, 52 ; 3,
2, 6, 8, 38 ; 4, 3, 4, 8, 9, 12, 34, 41, 43 ; 5. I, 21, 25, 26 ; 6.
4, 12, 20 J 7. 16 C, 28, 29, 30; 8. I, 10, IT. 21, 28, 39; 9.
2, ZI, 20, 27, 43, 60, 62 ; 10. 9, II, 27 ; II. 20 1, 28, 42, 4g ;
12.61 8, g, 20, 21, 24, 28, 31; 13. 13, 18, 20, 28, '29; 14.
15 ; IS- 10 ; 16. 13, 13 1, 16 ; 17. 13, 18, 20 1, 21 ; iS. 2, 4,
7, II, 13, 16, 17, 19, 24, 25, 27, 29, 43 t ; xg. II, 37 ; 20. 21,
25 1, 36, 37 th, 38 ; 21. 4, 31 ; 22, 16, 18, 6g, 70 ; 23, 35,
40, 47, 51 ; 24, ig, 53, Jo, 1, 1 1, 2, 6, 12, 13, 18, 2g, 34, 36,
49. 51 ; 3* 2 1, 3, 3, 16, 17, 18, 21, 33, 34 th, 36 ; 4, 10, 24 ;
5, i8t, zs, 44; 6- 27, 28, 29, 33, 45, 46, 69; 7, 17; 8, 40,
41, 42 t, 47 th, 54 ; g, 3, 16, 24, 2g, 31, 33, 35 ; 10, 33, 34.
35^)36; 11-4^,22*, 27,40, 32 J 12.43; 13- 3 ^ 31.32*; 14*
i; 16. 2, 27, 30; 17. 3 ; ig, 7; 20. 17 f, 28, 31 ; 21. ig, Ac.
I. 3 ; 2. II, 17, 22 1, 23, 24, 30, 32, 33, 36, 3g, 47 ; 3. 8, 9,
13 1, 15, 18, 21, 22, 23, 26; 4, TO, xgtf 21,242, 31 ; 3. 4, 29,
30, 31, 32, 39 ; 6. 2, 7, IT ; 7, 2, 6, 7, 9, 17, 25, 32^ 35,
37, 40, 42, 43, 45, 46 1, 33 1, 36 ; ¦ 8. 10, 12, 14, 20, 21, 22, 37 ;
9, 20 ; 10. 2 1, 3, 4, 15, 22, 28, 31, 33 1, 34, 38 1, 40, 41, 42,
46 ; II. T, 9, 17 1, 18 t, 23 ; 12. s, 22, 23, 24; 13. s, 7, 16,
17, 21, 23,26, 30, 33,36,37,43, 44, 46 ; 14. IT, IS, 22, 26, 27 ;
^5- A, 7, 8) TO, 12, 14, 18, 19, 40 ; 16. 14, 17, 23, 34; 17. 13,
23, 24, 29, 30 ; 18. 7, IT, 13, 21, 26 ; 19. 8, II, 20, 26 ; 20,
2Tj 24, 25, 27, 28, 32; 21. ig ; 22. 3, 14 ; 23. i, 3, 4; 2t.
14, 15, 16 ; 26. 6, 8, 18, 20, 22, 2g ; 27. 23, 24, 25, 35 ; 28.
6, 15,23, 28, 31, Ro, I. Tj 4, 7t, 8, g, 10, 16, 17, 18, igt,
zit, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28 1, 32 ; 2. 2, 3, 4, 5, II, 13, 16, 17,
23, 24, 29; 3. 2, 3, 4, 5*, 6, 7, IT, 18, ig, 21, 22, 23, 25 t,
^9, 30; 4- 2, 3, 6, 17, zot; 5, I, 2, 3, 8, 10, it, 13; 6. 10,
TI, 13 1, 17, 22, 23; 7. 4, 22, 25 £; 8. 3, 7 1, 8, g, 14 f, 16,
17, 19, 21, 27, 28, 31, 33 t, 34, 39 ; 9, 3, 6, 8, IT, 14, 16,
20, 23, 26 ; 10. I, 2, 3 £1 9, 17 ; IT, I, 2 1, 8, 21, 22, 23, 29,
30. 32, 33 ; 12' I *. z. 3 ; 13- I <, 2, 4 i, 6 ; 14. 3, 4, 6 1, TI,
12, 17, 18, 20, 22 ; 13. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 13, 16, 17, ig, 30,
32, 33 ; 16. 20, 26, 27, I Co, I. 1, 2, 3, 4 1, g, 14, 18, 20,
21 th, 24 1, 25 1, 27 1, 28, 30 ; 2. I, 5, 7 1, g, 10 1, II t, 12 1,
14; 3, 6, 7, gth, 10, i6t, 17th, ig, 23; 4. i, 5, 9, 20; 5.
13; 6. 9, TO, IT, 13, 14, ig, zot; 7, 7, 13, 17, 19, 24, 46;
8. 3, 4» S *. 6, 8 ; g. ig, 21 ; 10. 5, 13, 20, 31, 32 ; ii, 3, 7,
12, 13, 16, 22 ; 12. 3, 6, 18, 24, 28 ; 14. 2, 18, 25 1, 28, 33,
36 ; 15. 9, 10 1, 15 t, 24, 28, 34, 38, so, 57, 2 Co. I. 1 1, 2,
3*, 4, 9, 12, 18, 19, 20 ^ 21, 23 ; 2, 14, 13, 17 iA; 3. 3, 4,
5; 4. zt, 4t, 6t, 7, is; 3. 1, 5, II, 13, 18, 19, 20 1, 21 ; 6.
I, 4, 7, 16/; 7. 1, 6, 12; 8. I, 5, 16; g, 7, 8, II, 12, 13,
14, 15; 10,4, 5, 13; IT. 7, II, 31; 12.2, 3, 19, 21; 13. 4t,
7, II, 14, Ga, 1. 1, 3, 4, TO, 13, 13, 20, 24 ; 2. 6, 19, 20, 21 ;
3. 6, 8, II, 17, 18, 20, 21, 26 ; 4. 4, 6, 7, Bt, gt; 5. 21 ; 6.
7, 16, Ep. I. I, 2, 3, 17 ; 2. 4, 8, 10, 16, 19, 22 ; 3, 2, 7, g,
TO, ig ; 4. 6, 13, 18, 24, 30, 32 ; 5, i, 2, 5, 6, 20, 21 ; 6. 6,
TI, 13, 17, 23, Ph, I. 2, 3, 8, II, 28 ; 2. 6t, g, TI, 13, 15,
27 ; 3- 3. 9. 14) IS. 19; 4- 6i 7> 9. 18, ig, 20, CoL i. i, 2,
3, 6, 10, 13, 25*, 27; 2. 2, 12, ig ; 3. I, 3, 6, 12, 13, 17,
22 ; 4. 3, TI, 12, I Th. I. it, 2, 3, 4, 8, gt; 2. 2t, 4^, 5,
8, 9, 10, 12, 13th, 14, 15; 3. 2, gt, II, 13 ; 4. I, 3, 5, 7, 8,
14, 16 ; 3. 9, 18, 23, 2 Th. I. I, 2, 3, 4, 5 1, 6, 8, II, 12 ; 2.
4/, II, 13 1, 16 ; 3- Sl 1 Ti. I. I, a, IT, 17 ; 2. 3, 5 f ; 3. 5,
15 c, 16 ; 4. 3, 4, 5, 10; 5, 4, 5, 21 ; 6, I, II, 13, i7,»2 K.
I, I, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 ; 2. 9, 13, 19, 25; 3. 17; 4. I, T'it. I. I tj
2. 3. 4. 7> iS ; 2- S. IO) II. 13 ; 3- 4, 8, Phm. 3, 4, He. i.
I, 6, 8, 9 i ; 2. 4, 9, 13, 17 ; 3, 4, 12 ; 4. 4, 9, 10, 12, 14 ; 5.
I, 4, TO, 12 ; 6. I, 3, 5, 6, 7, TO, 13, 17, 18 ; 7. I, 3, ig, 25 ;
8. 10; g. 14 c, 20, 24; IO. 7, 9, 12, 21, 29, 31, 36; II. 3, 4t,
5 (, 6, 10, 16 1, tg, 25, 40 ; 12. 2, 7, 15, 22, 23, 28, 29 ; 13.
4. 7) IS) i6j 20, Ja. I, I, s, 13 1, 20, 27 ; 2, 5, 19, 23 i ; 3.
gt; 4. 4t,6, 7,8, 1 Pe. i. 2, 3, 5, 21 1, 23 ; 2, 4, 5, 10, 11,
IS. i6t I?) 19. 20 ; 3. 4, 5, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22 ; 4. 2, 6,
IO, II th, 14, 16, 17 1, xg ; s. 2, 5, 6, 10, 12, 2 Pe. i. i, 2,
17, 21 ; 2. 4 ; 3. 3, 12, 1 Jo. I. 5 ; 2. 3, 14, 17 ; 3. i, 2, 8,
gc, Joc, 16, 17, 20j 21 ; 4. 1, 2t, 3, 4, 6th, 7th, 8t,gt, 10,
II, 12 1, IS th, 16/, 20 1, 21; 5. I, 2t, 3, 4. 5, 9«, 10th, II,
12, 13 t, 18 1, 19, 20 iy 2 Jo. 3. 9, 3 Jo. II t, Ju. I, 4 t, 21,
23, Re. I. I, 2, 6, 9 ; 2. 7, 18 ; 3. i, 2, 12/ 14 ; 4. 5, 8 ; 5.
.6,9, 10; 6. 9; 7. 2, 3, 10, II, j2, IS, 17; 8. 2, 4; 9.4, 13;

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47

IO. 7 ; IT. 1, 4, TI, 13, 16 1, 17, ig ; 12. 3, 6, 10 1, 17 ; 13,
6 ; 14. 4, 3, 7, 10, 12, ig ; 15. i, 2, 3 £, 7, 8 ; 16. 1, 7, 9, 11,
14, ig, 2t ; 17. 17 t ; 18. 5, 8, 20 ; 19. i, 4, 5, 6, 9, to, 13,
13. 17 ) 20. 4, 6, g, 12 ; 21. 2, 3 th, 4, 7, 10, 11, 22, 23 ; 22.
ij 3. 5. 6, 9, 18, 19 [theos 2186] God, a god.
in Ac. 19. 20 [ho kurios 2732] the Lord.
in Ac. 17. 18 [daimonion 1033] a little demon.
in I Co. 4. 8, 2 Co. II, I [opnelon 3398] oh that.
in Ep. 2. 12 [a-theos 97] atheist, one without God.
in Ac, 23, 9 [theo-machomai 2183] to flght with God.
{See also Admonished, answer, forbid, hater, inspira
tion, lover, speed, taught, wamed, worshipper),
GODDESS, in Ac. jg. 27, 33, 37 [thea 2169] goddess.
GODHEAD, in Ac. 17. 29 [to theion 2174] that which
in Ro. I. 20 [theiotes 2173] divinity. [is divine.
in Col. 2. 9 [theotes 2190] deity.
GODLINESS, iu i Ti. 2. 2 ; 3. 16 ; 4. 7, 8 ; 6. 3, 5, 6,
IT, 2 Ti. 3. 5, Tit. I. I, 2 Pe. i. 3, 6, 7 ; 3, n [eu-sebeia
2043I good piety or reverence. ence.
in T Ti, 2. 10 [theo-sebeia 2187] godly piety or rever-
GODLY (after a.. .manner, sort, fear), in 2 Co. i. 12 ;
II. 2, T Ti, I. 4 [thens gen. 2186] ofGod.
in 3 Jo, 6 [axios tou theou] worthily of God.
in 2 Co. 7. 9, TO, IT [kata theon] according to God.
in 2 Ti. 3. 12, Tit. 2. 12 [eu-sebos 2046] reverentially,
piously. in 2 Pe. 2. 9 [eu-sebes 2045] reverential, pious.
iu He. 12. 28 [eu-labeia 2019] apprehensiveuess.
GODWARD in 2 Co. 3, 4, i Th. i. 8 [pros ton theon
2186] toward Grod.
GOLD (of), in Mt. 2. 11 ; to, g ; 23. 16, 17, Ac. 12, 29,
I Co. 3. 12, I Ti. 2. 9, Ja. 5, 3, Re. g. 7 ; 17. 4 ; 18. 12, 16
[chrusos 3034] gold.
in Ac. 3. 6 ; 20. 33, He. g, 4, i Pe, r. 7, 18 ; 3. 3, Re. 3,
18 ; 21. t8, 21 [chrusion 5030] gold (coin). [golden.
in 2 Ti. 2. 20, Re, 4. 4 ; g. 20 [chruseos so2g] of gold,
(See also Ring).
GOLDEN, in He, g. 4 t. Re, i. 12, 13, 20 ; 2. i ; 3. 8 ;
8. 3t; g. 13 ; 14. 14 ; 15, 6, 7 ; 17. 4 ; 21, 15 [chruseos
5020] of gold, golden.
GOOD (be, do, in a good place, thing), iu Mt. 5. 45 ;
7. II t, 17, 18 ; 12. 34, 33 t; ig, t6, 17 1; 20. 13 ; 22. 10 ;
23. 21, 23, Mr, TO, 17, 18 1, Lu. I. S3 ; 6- 45 i ; 8. 8; 13 ; 10.
42 ; IT. 13 ; t6. 2s ; 18. 18, 19 1 ; 19, 17 ; 23. 50, Jo. i. 46 ;
5. 29 ; 7. 12, Ac. g. 36 ; 11. 24 ; 23. i, Ro. 2. 10 ; 3. 8 ; 3.
7 ; 7, 12, 13 t, 18, 19; 8. 28 ; 9. II ; 10. 13 ; 12. 2, 9, 21 ;
13' 3 ^» 4 j 14- 16 j 15- 2 ; 16. 19, 2 Co. 3. 10; Q. 8, Ga, 6.
6, TO, Ep. 2. 10 ; 4. 28, 29 ; 6. 8, Ph. i. 6, Col. i. 10, i
Th. 3, 6 ; 5, 15, 2 Th. 2. t6, 17, i Ti. i. 3, ig ; 2. 10 ; 5.
10, 2 Ti, 2. 21 ; 3. 17, Tit. r. 16 ; 2. 5, 10 ; 3. i, Phm, 6.
He. 9. II ; 10. T ; 13. 21, Ja. i. 17 ; 3. 17, i Pe. 2. 18 ; 3.
lOj IT, 13, 16 1, 2T, 3 Jo. TI [agathos 9] good, good thing,
in Mt. 3. TO ; 5. 16 ; 7. 17, 18, ig ; 12. 33 1 ; 13. 8, 23,
24, 27, 37, 38, 48 ; 17. 4 ; 26. 10, 24, Mr. 4. 8, 20 ; g, 5, 50 ;
14. 6, 21, Lu, 3. 9 ; 6, 38, 43 f ; 8, 15 ; g. 33 ; 14. 34, Jo.
2. xot ; 10. lit, 1^, 32, 33, Ro. 7. 16, 18, 21 ; 14, 21, i Co.
5. 6 ; 7. 1, 8, 26 1, Ga. 4, 18, 1 Th. 3, 21, iTi. i. 8, t8 ; 2. -^ ;
3- I. 7) 13 ! 4- 4) ^ ^ > 5' 4) i^i 25 ; 6. 12 t, 13, 18, ig, 2 Ti.
I. 14 ; 2. 3 ; 4. 7, Tit. 2. 7, 14 ; 3. 8 1, 14, He. 3. 14 ; 6. 3 ;
TO. 24; 13, g, t8, Ja. 3. 13; 4. 17, I Pe. 2. 12; 4. 10
[kalos 2373] right,
in Ro. 3. 12 [chrestotes 3023] kindness.
in I Co. 15. 33 [chrestos 5022] kind,
in I Jo. 3. 17 [bios 894] wealth.
in Mt. 5. 44, Lu. 6. 27, Ja. 2. 3 [kalos 2378] rightly.
in Mr. 14. 7 [eu 1988] well.
in Ac. 18. 18 [hikanos 2271] sufficient.
in Mr. 3. 4, Lu. 6. 9, 33 i, 33, Ac. 14. 17, 3 Jo. 11
[agatho-poleo 6] to do good.
in He. 13. t6 [eu-poiia 2034] doing well.
in I Ti. 6. 18 [agatho-ergeo 3] to work or do good.
in Mt. 3. 13 [ischuo 2307] to have strength.
in Mt. 19. 10 [sum-phero 4393] to bear together.
in Ac, 10, 38 [eu-ergeteo 2001] to work well,
(See also Behaviour, cheer, comfort, deed, despiser,
increase, lover, olive tree, pleasure, report, seem,
teacher, think, tidings, way of, while ago, will, word).
GOODLY, in Mt. 13. 43, Lu. 21. 5 [kalos 2375] right.
in Ja. 2. 2, Re. 18. 14 [lampros 2774] shining, bright.
GOODMAN, in lilt. 20, 11 ; 24. 43, Mr. 14. 14, Lu. 12.
39; 22. II [oiko-deapotes 3217] despot or master of the
house. (3ee also House).
GOODNESS, in Ro. 15. 14, Ga. s- 22, Ep. 5. 9, 2 Th. i.
ZI [agathosune 10] goodness.

in Ro. 2. 4 ; 11. 22 t [chrestotes 3023] kindness.
in Ro. 2, 4 [chrestos 5022] kind.
GOODS, in Mt. 24. 47; 25. 14, Lu. it. 21 ; 16. i ; ig. 8,
I Co. 13. 3, He. 10. 34 [hup-archonta 4733] things one
hath. in Mt, 12, 29, Mr. 3. 27 [skeuos 4182] vessel.
in Lu. 12. 18, 19 [agathos 9] good thing.
iu Lu. 15. 12 [ousia 3388] substance.
, in Ac, 2. 45 [hup-arxis 4732] thing one hath.
(See also Increased with, thy).
GORGEOUS, iu Lu. 23. ii [lampros 2774] shining,
bright. GORGEOUSLY (apparelled, they that are), in Lu. 7.
25 [en-doxos 1624] in glory, glorious.
GOSPEL, in Mt. 4. 23 ; 9. 33 ; 24. 14 ; 26. 13, Mr. i. i,
14, 13 ; 8. 33 ; 10. 29 ; 13. 10 ; 14. 9 ; 16. 15, Ac. 13. 7 ;
20, 24, Ro. I. I, 9, 16 ; 2. 16 ; 10. 16 ; 11. 28 ; 13. t6, ig,
2g ; 16. 25, I Co. 4. IS ; g. 12, 14 t, 18 t, 23 ; 13, i, 2 Co.
2. 12 ; 4. 3, 4 ; 8. 18 ; g. 13; 10. 14 ; n, 4, 7, Ga. i. 6, 7,
IT ; 2. 2, 5, 7, 14, Ep. I. 13 ; 3. 6 ; 6. 15, 19, Phi. i. 3, 7,
12, 17, 27 t; 2. 22 ; 4. 3, 13, Col. I, s, 23, I Th. i. 3 ; 2,
2, 4, 8, 9 ; 3. 2, 2 Th, I. 8 ; 2, 14, i Ti. i. 11, 2 Ti. i. 8,
10 ; 2. 8, Phm. 13, i Pe. 4. 17, Re. 14. 6 [eu-aggelion
iggo] good tidings. (See also I^each).
GOVERNMENT, in i Co. 12. 28 [kubernesis 2735]
in 2 Pe. 2. 10 [kuriotes 2753] lordship. [pilotage.
GOVERNOR (of the feast, be), in Mt. 10. 18 ; 27. 2, 11,
14, 15, 21, 23, 27 ; 28. 14, Lu, 20. 20, Ac. 23. 24, 26, 33,
34 ; 24, I, 10; 26. 30, I Pe. 2. 14 [hegemon 21 16] one
going before, leader. [nation.
in 2 Co. IT. 22 [ethn-arches 1370] ethnarch, chief of a
in Ga. 4. 2 [oiko-nomos 3224] house-steward.
in Jo. 2. 8, g [archi-triklinos 703] chief of a reclining
company of three, [lead.
inMt. 2. 6, Ac. 7, 10 [hegeomai 2117] to go before,
iu Lu. 2, 2 ; 3. I [hegemoneuo 2114] to be flrst or
leader, GRACE, in Ln. 2. 40, Jo. i. 14, 16 t, 17, Ac, 4. 33 ; 11.
23; 13- 43 » 14- 3. 26; 15, 11,40; 18,27; 20, 24, 32, Ro,
I- S) 7 ; 3- 24 ; 4. 4, 16 ; 5, 2, 15 t, 17, 20, 21 ; 6. 1, 14, 15 ;
II. 5, 6/; 12. 3, 6; 15. 15 ; 16. 20, 24, i Co. i. 3, 4 ; 3.
10 ; TO. 30 ; 13. TO th ; 16. 23, 2 Co. i. 2, 12 ; 4, 15 ; 6. i ;
8, I, 6, 7, g, ig ; g. 8, 14 ; 12. g ; 13. 14, Ga. i. 3, 6, 13 ;
2, 9, 21 ; 5. 4 ; 6. t8, Ep, I. 2, 6, 7 ; 2. 3, 7, 8 ; 3. 2, 7, 8 J
4. 7, 29 ; 6. 24, Phi, I, 2, 7; 4. 23, Col. 1. 2, 6 ; 3. 16; 4.
6, 18, I Th. I. I ; 5. 28, 2 Th. i. 2, 12 ; 2. 16 ; 3, 18, i Ti.
T. 2 ; 6. 21, 2 Ti. I. 2, 9 ; 2. I ; 4. 22, Tit, i. 4 ; 2. 11 ; 3.
7, 13, Phm. 3, 25, He. 2. 9 ; 4. 16 C ; 10. 29 ; 12. 13, 28 ; 13.
g, 25, Ja. 4. 6 1, 1 Pe. I. 2, 10, 13 ; 3. 7 ; 4. 10 ; 3. 5, 10,
12, 2 Pe. I. 2 ; 3. 18 ; 2 Jo. 3, Ju. 4, Re. i. 4; 22. 21
[charis 4g7o] grace. [ness.
in Ja. T. II [eu-prepeia 2037] becomingness, graceful-
GRACIOUS, in Lu. 4. 22 [charis 4g7o] grace.
in I Pe, 2. 3 [chrestos 5022] kind,
GRACIOUSLY. (See Accepted).
GRAFF (in, into), in Ro. ii. 17, ig, 23 t, 24 t [eg-
kentrizo 1350] to ingraflf.
GRAIN, inMt. 13. 31; 17. 20, Mr, 4. 3t,Lu. 13. 19; 17.
6, I Co. 13. 37 [kokkos 2653] grain.
GRANDMOTHER, in 2 Ti. i. 3 [mamme 2878]
mamma, grandmother.
GRANT, in Mr. to. 37, Lu. i. 74, Ac. 4. 29 ; it. 18 ; 14.
3, Ro. 13. 5, Ep, 3, 16, 2 Ti. I. 18, Re. 3. 21 ; 19 . 8 [didomi
1212] to give.
in Mr. 20. 21 [epo, eipon 1401] to say. [freely.
in Ac. 3. 14 [charizomai 4969] to be granted, given
GRAPES, in Mt. 7. 16, Lu. 6. 44, Re. 14. i8'[staphule
4259] grape, cluster of.
GRASS, in Mt, 6. 30 ; 14. 19, Mr. 6. 39, Lu. 12. 28, Jo.
6. IC, Ja. I. 10, II, I Pe. I, 24 th, Re. 8. 7 ; 9. 4 [chortos
5009] grass.
Grave, inMt. 27. 32, 53, Lu, TI, 44, Jo. 5. 28; II.
17, 31, 38 ; 12. 17 [ranemeion 3043] sepulchre.
in Re. n. g [mnema 3044] sepulchre.
in r Co, 15, S3 [hades 75] hades, the unseen state.
GRAVE, in i Ti. 3. 8, 11, Tit. 2. 2 [semnos 4146] vener
able, reverential, grave. [work.
GRAVEN, in Ac, 17, 29 [charagma 4966] impressed
GRAVE-CLOTHES, in Jo, 11. 44 [keiriai 2561] death-
bands, [venerableness, gravity.
GRAVITY, in i Ti. 3. 4, Tit. 2. 7 [semnotes 4147]
GREAT (thing, men, number of, one, exceeding,
how, so, they that are, very, what), in Mt. 2. 10 ; 4. 16 ;
5- 19) 35 ; 7- 27 ; 8. 24, 26 ; 15. 28 ; 20. 23, 26 ; 22. 36,

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DICTIONAEY OP BIBLE WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

38 ; 24, 21, 24, 31 ; 27, 60 ; 28, 2, 8, Mr, 4, 32, 37, 39 ; 5,
II, 42 ; 10, 42, 43 ; 13, 2 ; 16, 4, Lu. i. 15, 32 ; 2, 10 ; 4,
25. 38 ; s. 29 ; S. 49 ; 7. 16 ; 8. 37 ; 9. 48 ; 13. ig ; 14. 16 ;
16. 26 ; 21. II t, 23 ; 24. 52, Jo. 6. 18 ; 7. 37 ; 21. 11, Ac,
2. 20 ; 4. 33 i ; 5. S, II ; 6. 8 ; 7. II ; 8. I, 2, 8, g, 10 ; 10.
II ; II. 5, 28; 15. 3; 16. 26; 19. 27, 28, 34, 35; 23. 9;
26. 22, Eo. g."2, I Co. 9. II ; 16. p, 2 Co. II. 15, Ep, 5.
32, I Ti, 3, 16 ; 6, 6, 2 Ti 2, 20, Tit, 2, 13, He, 4, 14 ; 10,
35 ; 13, 20, Ju, 6, Ee, I, 10 ; 2, 22 ; 6, 4, 12, 17 ; 7, 14 ;
8. 8, 10 ; 9. 2, 14 ; II. 8, II, 12, 13, IS, 17, 18, 19 ; 12. i,
3, 9, 12, 14 ; 13. 2, 5, 13, 16 ; 14. 2, 8, 19 ; 15. i, 3 ; 16. i,
9, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18 t, 19 t, 2T t; 17. I, 5, 6, 18 ; 18. I, 2,
10, 16, iS, 19, 21 1; 19. I, 2, 5, 17, iS; 20. I, II, 12; 21.
3, 10 t, 12 [megas 2916] great.
in Mt. 2. 18 ; 4. 25 ; 5. 12 ; 8. i, 18 ; 12. 15 ; 13. 2 ; 14.
14 ; 15. 30 ; 19. 2, 22 ; 20. 29 ; 24. 30; 26. 47, Mi*. 3. 7, 8 ;
4.1; 9. 14; 10. 22, 48; 13. 26; 14. 43, Lu, 2, 36; 5, 6,
15, 29 ; 6, 17, 23, 35 ; 10. 2 ; 14, 25 ; 21, 27 ; 23, 27, Jo, 5,
3 ; 6, 2, 5, Ac, 6, 7 J II, 21 ; 14, I ; 17, 4 ; 21. 40 ; 22, 28 ;
23, 10 ; 24, 2, 7 ; 25, 23 ; 28, 6, 29, 2 Co, 3. 12 ; 7. 4 £ ; 8.
2, 22, Ep. 2. 4, Col. 4. 13, I Th. 2, 17, I Tl, 3, 13, Phm, 7,
He. 10. 32, Ee. 7. 9 ; 19, 6 [polus 3791] much, many,
in Mr, 8, i [pam-polus 3439] very large, gi'eat.
in Mt, 21 8 [pleiatos 3726] most part,
in La. i. 49 [megaleia 2910] great things.
in Ee. 6. 15 ; 18. 23 [megistanes 2918] great ones.
in 2 Pe. I. 4 [megistos 2016] greatest.
in Mr. 10. 46, Ac. 22. 6 [hikanos 2271] sufficient, meet.
in Mr. i. 35 [lian 2810] very much.
in Mt. 8. 10 ; 15. 33, Lu. 7. 9, He. 12. i, Ee. 18. 17
[tos-auto3 4644] so great, so much.
in 2 Co. 1. 10, He, 2, 3, Ja, 3, 4 [telik-outos 4613] so
great, so mighty,
in Mr, 3, 8 ; 5, 19, 20, Lu, 8, 39, Ao, 9, 16 [hosos
3355] how great, how many,
in Mt. 6. 23 [posos 3815] how great,
in Col, 2, I, Ja, 3, 5 [helikos 2127] how great,
in He, 7, 4 [pelikos 3689] how great.
(See also Age, ago, authority, hoast, child, curse,
desire, drop, noise, price, swelling, while ago),
GREATEE (part, thing, work), in Mt. 11. 11 1; 12.
6; 23. 17, ig, Mr. 4. 32; 12. 31, Lu. 7. 28 (; 12. 18; 22.
27, Jo. I. 50; 4. 12; 5. 20, 36; 8. 53; 10. 29; 13. 16 £ ;
14. 12, 28; 15. 13, 20; ig. II, I Co. 14. 5, He. 6. 13, 16;
9. II ; II, 26, Ja. 3. I, 2 Pe. 2. n, i Jo, 3, 20; 4. 4; 5.
9 [meizon 2916] greater.
in Mt. 12. 41, 42, Lu. II. 31, 32, Ac. 15. 28, i Co. 15,
6 [pleion 3726] (something) more, [more abundant,
in Mt, 23, 14, Mr. 12, 40, Lu, 20, 47 [perissoteros 3665]
in 3 Jo, 4 [meizoteros 2916] greater,
GREATEST, in Mt, 13, 32 ; 18, :, 4 ; 23, 11, Mr, 9, 34,
Lu, 9, 46 ; 22. 24, 26, I Co, 13, 13 [meizon 2916] greater,
in Ac, 8, 10, He, 8, 11 [megas 2916] great,
GEEATLY (rejoice, how), in Mr, 5, 23, 38 ; 12, 27, i
Co, 16, 12 [polus 3791] much.
in Mt. 27. 14, 2 Ti. 4. 15, 2 Jo. 4, 3 Jo. 3 [lian 2810]
very rauch.
in Mt. 27. 54, Ac. 6. 7 [sphodra 4508] exceedingly,
in Ph, 4, 10 [megalos 2914] greatly.
in Ph, I, 8 [hos 5089] how, [joicing,
in-Jo. 3, 29 [chairo chara 4952-65] to rejoice with re-
(See also Amazed, desire, long, wonder),
GREATNESS, in Bp, i, 19 [megethos 2917] greatness.
GREEDILY (run), in Ju. 11 [ek-chuno 1528] to pour
self out. [ousness.
GEEEDINESS, in Ep. 4. 19 [pleon-exia 3731] oovet-
GEEEDY of flthy lucre (not), in i Ti. 3. 3 [a-pliil-
arguros 810] not a lover of silver.
GEEEN (thing), in Mr. 6. 39, Ee. 8. 7 ; 9. 4 [chloros
4997] pale green.
in Lu. 23. 31 [hugros 4713] moist. (See also Eig).
GREET (send greeting), in Eo, 16, 3, 6, 8, 11, i Co; 16,
20 i, 2 Co, 13, 12, Ph, 4, 21, Col, 4, 14, I Th. 5. 26, 2 Ti.
4. 21, Tit. 3. 15, I Pe. 5. 14, 2 Jo. 13, 3 Jo. 14 [a-spazomai
72J] to salute, embrace. [joy, be glad.
in Ac. 15. 23 ; 23. 26, Ja. i. i [chairo 4952] to rejoice,
GEEETING, in Mt. 23. 7, Lu. 11, 43 ; 20, 46[a-spasmos
726] salutation, embracing,
GEIEE (cause, with), in i Pe, 2, 19 [lupe 2845] grief,
in 2 Co, 2, 5 [lupeo 2844] to grieve,
in He, 13, 17 [stenazo 4267] to sigh,
GRIEVE (be -ed with), in Mr, 10, 22, Jo, 21, 17, Ro,
14^ 15, 2 Co. 2. 4, 5, Ep. 4. 30 [lupeo 2844] to grieve.
in Mr. 3. 5 [sul-lupeomai 4358] to be grieved along with.

inAc. 4.2; 16. iS[dia-poneomaiii64] to be thoroughly
pained. [vexed with,
in He, 3. 10, 17 [pros-ochthizomai 3967] to be sore
GEIBVOUS (to be borne), in Ac, 20, 39 ; 25, 7, i Jo.
5, 3 [barus 854] heavy, weighty,
in Ph, 3, 1 [okneros 3239] slothful, [bear or carry,
in Mt, 23, 4, Lu, II. 46 [dus-bastaktos 1308] hard to
in Ee. 16. 2 [poneros 3798] painful.
in He, 12, 11 [lupe 2845] grief,
GEIEVOUSLY, in Mt, 8, 6 [deinos 1058] vehemently,
in Mt, 15, 22 [kakos 2366] evilly, badly,
GRIND (to powder), in Mt, 21, 44, Lu, 20, 18 [likmao
2817] to scatter like chaff,
in Mt, 24, 41, Lu, 17, 35 [aletho 202] to grind,
GROAN (together), in So, 8, 23, 2 Co, 5. 2, 4 [stenazo
4267] to sign,
in Eo, 8, 22 [su-stenazo 4499] to sigh together.
in Jo, II, 33, 38 [em-brimaomai 1573] to groan,
GROANING, in Ac, 7, 34, Eo: 8, 26 [stenagmos 4266]
sighing, [3583] to become gross,
GEOSS (wax), in Mt, 13. 13, Ac, 28, 27 [pachunomai
GROUND (on the, "to the, parcel of, piece of, lay even
with the), in Mt, 10, 29 ; 13, 8, 23 ; 15, 35, Mr, 4, 8, 20,
26 ; 8, 6 ; g, 20 ; 14, 35, Lu, 8, 3, 6, 15 ; 13, 7 ; 22, 44, Jo,
8, 6, 8 ; 12, 24, Ac, 7, 33 [ge ggo] earth,
in Lu, 12, 16 [chora 5038] region, open space,
in Jo, 4, 5 ^chorion 5041] a small open space,
in Lu, 14, 18 [agros 59] fleld,
in Ac, 22, 7 [edapho8_ 1364] ground,
in I Ti. 3. 15 [hedraioma 1366] stay.
iu Lu. ig. 44 [edaphizo 1363] to bring to the ground,
in Jo, g, 6 ; 18, 6 [chamai 4964] on the ground, (See
also Stony),
GEOUNDED (be), in Ep, 3, 17, CoL i, 23 [themelio-
omai 2181] to be founded.
GROW (exceedingly, together, up, whereunto, let),
in Mt, 6, 28 ; 13, 22, Lu, i, 80 ; 2, 40 ; 12, 27 ; 13, i^ Ac,
7, 17 ; 12, 24 ; ig, 20, Ep, 2, 21 ; 4, 15, i Pe, 2, 2, 2 Pe, 3,
18 [auxanoraai 777] to increase, grow up. [gether.
in Mt. 13. 30 [sun-auxanomai 4429] to Increase to-
in 2 Th. I, 3 [huper-auxanomai 4760] to increase ex
ceedingly, in Mr, 4, 27 [mekunomai 3008] lo become long,
in Mt, 21, ig, Ac, 5, 24 [ti ginomai gg3] to come to pass,
in Mr, 4, 7, 32 [ana-baino 276] to go up.
in Mr, 5, 26 [erchomai i960] to come,
GEUDGE, in Ja, 5, 9 [stenazo 4267] to sigh.
GEUDGING, iu i Pe, 4, 9 [goggusmos icxjg] grudging,
GEUDGINGLY, in 2 Co, 9, 7 [ek lupes 2845] out of
grudge. GUAED. (See Captain), [back, recline,
GUEST (be), iu Mt, 22, 10, 11 [ana-keimai 317] to lie
in Lu, 19, 7 [kata-luo 2455] to loose down,
GUEST-CHAMBEE, in Mr, 14, 14, Lu, 22, 11 [kata-
luma 2454] place for loosing down,
GUIDE, in Mt, 23, 16, 24, Ac, i, 16, Ro, 2, 19 [hod-egos
3194] a leader in the way, guide,
GUIDE (the house), in Jo. 16, 13, Ac, 8, 31 [hod-egeo
3193] to lead the way, guide. [straight.
in Lu. I. 79 [kat-euthuuo 2529] to lead thoroughly
in I Ti. 5. 14 [oiko-despoteo 3216] to he master of the
house. GUILE, in Jo. i. 47, 2 Co, 12, 16, i Th, 2, 3, i Pe, 2.
I, 22 ; 3, ID, Re, 14, 5 [doles 1278] guile,
GUILTLESS, in Mt, 12, 7 [an-aitios 310] causeless,
without crime,
GUILTY (of, be), in Mt, 26, 66, Mr, 14, 64, i Co, 11.
27, Ja, 2, 10 [en-ocnos 1668] held in, liable to,
in Mt, 23, 18 [opheilo 3397] to owe, be indebted.
in Ro, 3, ig [hupodikos 4776] under justice.
GULP, in Lu, 16, 26 [cliasma 4974] chasm,
GUSH (out), in Ac, i, 18 [ek-chuno 1528] to pour sell
out.

HABITATION, in Lu, 16, g [skene 4183] tent, taber-
in Ac, I, 20 [ep-aulis 1779] court, [nacle,
in Ac, 17, 26 [kat-oikia 2545] dwelling, housing dewn.
in Ep, 2, 22, Re. 18. 2 [kat-oiketerion 2544] dwelling-
place, in Ju, 6 [oiketerion 3213] dwelling-place,
HAIL (all). In Mt, 26. 4g; 27, 2g ; 28, 9, Mr. 15. 18,
Lu. I. 28, Jo. 19. 3 [chairo 4g52] to rejoice, joy, be glad.

OB A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OE THB NEW TESTAMENT.

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HAIL, in Re. 8. 7 ; 11, 19 ; 16, 21 [chalaza 4953] hail.
HAIR (braided, have long, of), in Mt. 3. 4 ; 5. 36 ; 10.
30, Mr. I. 6, Lu. 7. 38, 44 ; 12. 7 ; 21. 18, Jo. 11. 2 ; 12.
3, Ac. 27. 34, I Pe. 3. 3, Ee. 1. 14 ; g. 8 [thrix 2226] hair.
iu I Co. II. 14, 15 [komao 2666] to have long hair.
in I Co. II. 15 [kome 2667] long hair,
in I Ti, 2. 9 [plegma 3725] platted hair,
in Re, 6, 12 [trichinos 4674] of hair,
HALE, in Lu, 12, 58 [kata-suro 2502] to drag down,
in Ac, 8, 3 [suro 4491] to drag,
HALF, iuMr, 6, 23, Lu, 19. 8, Re, 11, 9, 11; 12, 14
[hemisu 2135] half, (See also Dead, hour),
HALL, in Mr, 15, 16, Lu, 22, 55 [aule 773] court,
(See also Common, judgment),
HALLOWED (be), in Mt, 6, 9, Lu, 11, 2 [hagiazomai
30] to be set apart, make or declare holy, sanctify,
HALT, in Mt. 18, 8, Mi-, 9, 45, Lu, 14, 21, Jo, 5, 3
[cholos 5037] lame,
HAND (at, be at, some to lead by the, nigh at,
right, take in, with one's own, lay,„on,_ made by, or
with hands, made without, not made with), in Mt, 3,
12 ; 4, 6 ; 5, 30; 8, 3, 15 ; g. 18, 25*, 12, 10, 13, 49; 14,
31; 15,' 2, 20; 17, 22; 18. 8£; 19, 13, 15; 22, 13; 26, 23,
45> 50, 51 ; 27. 24. M;r. I. 31, 41; 3. I, 3, s t; 5. 23, 41 ;
6. 2, 5 ; 7. 2, 3, 5, 32 ; 8. 23 t, 25 ; g. 27, 31, 43 t ; 10. 16 ;
14. 41, 46; 16. 18, Lu. I. 66, 71, 74; 3. 17; 4. II, 40; 5.
13 ; 6. I, 6, 8, lot', 8. 54 ; 9. 44, 62 ; 13. 13 ; 15. 22 ; 20.
19 ; 21. 12 ; 22. 21, 53 ; 23. 46 ; 24. 7, 39, 40, 50, Jo. 3.
55 ; 7- 3°. 44 ; 1°. 28, 29, 39 ; 11. 44 ; 13. 3, 9 ; 20. 20, 25 1,
27 t ; 21, 18, Ac, 2, 23 ; 3. 7 ; 4, 3, 28, 30 ; 5, 12, 18 ; 6,
6 ; 7, 25, 35, 41, 50 ; 8, 17, 18, 19 ; 9, 12, 17, 41 ; 11. 21,
30 ; 12. I, 7, II, 17 ; 13. 3, II, 16 ; 14, 3 ; 17. 25 ; -ig, 6,
II, 26, 33 ; 20. 34 ; 21. II t, 27, 40 ; 23, ig ; 24, 7 ; 26, i ;
28, 3, 4, 8, 17, Ro, 10, 21, I Co, 4, 12 ; 12, IS, 21 ; 16. 21, 2
Co. II. 33, Ga. 3. ig ; 6. 11, Ep, 4, 28, Co, 4, 18, i Th, 4,
II, 2 Th, 3, 17, I Tl, 2, 8 ; 4. 14 ; 5, 22, 2 Tl, i, 6, Phm,
19, He, I, ID ; 2, 7 ; 6, 2 ; 8, g ; 10, 31 ; 12, 12, Ja, 4, 8,
I Pe, 5, 6, I Jo, I, I, Re, I, 16, 17 : 6, 5 ; 7, 9 ; 8. 4 ; 9,
20 ; 10. 2, 5, 8, ID ; 13. 16 ; 14. g, 14 ; 17. 4 ; ig. 2 ; 20. i,
4 [cheir 4979] hand,
in Mt, 6, 3 ; 20, 21, 23 ; 22, 44 ; 25. 33, 34 ; 26. 64 ; 27,
29, 38, Mr, 10, 37, 40 ; 12, 36 ; 14. 62 ; 15. 27 ; 16, 19, Lu,
6, 6 ; 20, 42 ; 22, 69 ; 23, 33, Ac. 2. 25, 33, 34 ; 5. 31 ; 7.
55, 56, Ro. 8. 34, 2 Co, 6, 7, Ga, 2, g, Bp, i, 20, Col, 3, i,
He, I, 3, 13 ; 8, I ; 10, 12 ; 12, 2, i Pe, 3, 22, Ee, i, 20 ;
2, I ; 5. I, 7 [dexios 1075] right hand,
in Mr, 14, 58, Ac, 7, 48 ; 17, 24, Ep, 2, 11, He, g, 11,
24 [cheiro-poletoa 4983] made by hands,
in Mr, 14, 58, 2 Co, 5, i. Col, 2, 11 [a-cheiro-poietos
826] not made by hands,
in Ac, 27, 19 [auto-cheir 791] with one's own hands,
in Ao, 13, II [cheir-agogos 4981] leading by the hand,
in Mt, 18, 28 ; 21, 46 [krateo 2701] to lay hold on,
in Jo. 8, 20 [piazo 3693] to seize,
in Mt, 26, 18, Lu, 21, 30, 31, Jo, 2, 13 ; 7, 2 ; 11, 55 ;
19, 42, Ph, 4, 5, Ee, I. 3 ; 22, 10 [eggus 1339] nigh.
in Mt, 3, 2 ; 4, 17 ; 10, 7 ; 26, 45, 46, M.r, i, 15 ; 14, 42,
Eo, 13. 12, I Pe, 4, 7 [eggizo 1336] to be or come nigh,
in 2 Th, 2. 2 [en-istemi 1652] to stand or set in.
in 2 Ti. 4. 6 [eph-istemi 2076] to stand upon one.
in Lu. I. I [epi-cheireo igi8] to take in hand upon one.
(See also Left, ready, palm, smite, strike).
HANDKEECHIEE, in Ac. ig, 12 [soudarion 4221]
napkin, HANDLE (deceitfully), in Lu, 24, 39, 1 Jo, i, i [pse-
laphao 5062] to feel, grope.
in Col. 2. 21 [thigo 2211J to touch.
in 2 Co. 4. 2 [doloo 1279] to use guilefully.
(See also Shamefully).
HANDMAID. (-en), in Lu. i. 38, 48, Ac. 2. 18 [doule
1288] bondmaid.' [handwriting.
HANDWEITING, in Col. 2. 14 [cheiro-graphon 4982]
HANG (down, oneself, be hanged about), in Mt. 18.
6 ; 22. 40, Lu. 23. 39, Ac. 5. 30 ; 10, 39 ; 28. 4, Ga, 3. 13
[kremamai 2708] to hang.
in Mt. 27. s [ap-agchomai 486] strangle self fully.
in Mr. 9. 42, Lu. 17. 2 [peri-keimai 3641] to lie around.
in He, 12. 12 [par-iemai 3548] to be sent or let down,
HAPLY (lest), in Mr, 11, 13, Ac, 17, 27 [ara 645] then,
in 2 Co, g, 4 [me-pos 3014] anyhow,
HAPPEN (unto), in Mr, 10, 32, Lu, 24, i^, Ao, 3, 10,
1 Co, 10, II, I Pe, 4, 12, 2 Pe, 2. 22 [sum-baino 4359] to
come up together.
in Eo. II. 25 [ginomai 993] to come to pass.
4

in Phi, I, 12 [ta kat' eme 1362] the things concerning
HAPPIEE, in i Co, 7, 40 [makarios 2B64] happy, [me,
HAPPY (count), in Jo, 13, 17, Ac, 26. 2, Eo, 14. 22,
I Pe. 3. 14 ; 4. 14 [makarios 2864] happy.
in Ja. 5. II [makarizo 2863] to declare happy,
HARD (to be understood, uttered), in Mt. 25. 24, Jo.
6. 60, Ao. g. 5 ; 26. 14, Ju, 15 [skleros 4192] hard.
in Mr. 10. 24 [dus-kolos 1311] difficult. [preted,
in He, 5, 11 [dus-ermeneutos 1310] hard to be inter-
in 2 Pe. 3. 16 [dus-noetos 1315] hard to be understood.
(See also Join).
HARDEN (be -ed), in Ac. 19. g, Eo. 9. 18, He. 3. 8, 13,
15 ; 4. 7 [skleruuo 4195] to harden, deal hardly with.
in Mr. 6. 52 ; 8. 17, Jo. 12. 40 [poroomai 4059] to
become or be made callous.
HAEDLY, iu Mt. 19. 23, Mr. 10. 23 [dus-kolos 1312]
with difficulty.
in Lu, g. 39 ; 18, 24 [mogis 3052] hardly,
in Ac. 27. 8 [molls 3060] hardly.
HARDNESS (of heart, endure), in Mt. ig. 8, Mr, 10,
5 ; 16, 14 [sklero-kardia 4igi] hard-heartedness,
in Mr, 3, 5 [porosis 4060] callousness.

in Eo, 2, 5 [sklerotes iigs] hardness,
in 2 Ti, 2, 3 [kako-patheo 2359] to suf
HARLOT, inMt, 21, 31, 32, Lu, 15, 30, i Co, 6, 15, 16,

He. II. 31, Ja, 2, 25, Ee, 17, 5 [pome 3806] fornicatrix,
harlot, HAEM, in Ac, 16, 28 ; 28, 5 [kakos 2362] evil,
in Ac, 27, 21 [hubris 4709] insult.'
in Ac. 28. 6 [a-topoa 766] out of place.
in Ac, 28, 21 [poneros 3798] painful,
HAEM (to), in i Pe, 3, 13 [kakoo 2365] to do evil,
HAEMLESS, in Mt, 10, 16, Ph, 2, 15 [a-keraioa 1^3]
unmixed, simple,
in He, 7, 26 [a-kakos 150] not evil, harmless,
HARP, in I Co, 14, 7, Ee, 5, 8 ; 14, 2 ; 15, 2 [kithara
2599] harp, guitar, [harp, play the harp,
HAEP (to), in I Co, 14. 7, Ee, 14, 2 [kitharizo 2601] to
in Ee. 14, 2 ; 18, 22 [kithar-odos 2601] harper,
HAEVEST, in Mt, g. 37, 38 1 ; 13, 30, 39, Mr, 4, 39,
Lu, 10. 2 th, Jo. 4. 35 1, Ee. 14. IS [tlierismos 2195] reap
ing, harvest. [haste.
HASTE (with), in Mr. 6. 25, Lu. 1. 39 [spoude 4250]
in Lu. 2. 16 [spends 4235] to haste.
HASTE (make), unto, in Lu. ig. 5, 6, Ac. 20. 16 ; 22.
iS, 2 Pe. 3. 12 [speudo 4235] to haste.
HASTILY, in Jo. 11. 31 [tacheos 4563] quickly,
HATE (to), in Mt, 5, 43, 44 ; 6, 24 ; 10, 22 ; 24. 9, 10,
Mr, 13, 13, Lu, I, 71 ; 6, 22, 27 ; 14, 26 ; 16, 13 ; ig. 14 ;
21. 17, Jo, 3, 20 ; 7, 7 ; 12, 25 ; 15, 18 1, ig, 23, 24, 25 ; 17,
14, Eo, 7, 15 ; g, 13, Ep, 5, 29, Tit, 3, 3, He, i, 9, i Jo, 2,
9, II ; 3, 13, IS, 4. 20, Ju, 23, Ee, 2, 6t, 15 ; 17, 16 [miseo
3033] to hate,
HATEFUL, in Tit, 3, 3 [stugetos 4306] abhorred.
in Ee, 18, 2 [miseoniai 3033] to be hated,
HATER (of God), in Eo, i, 30 [theo-stuges 2189] ono
abhorring God,
HATRED, in Ga. 5. 20 [echthra 2080] enmity.
HAVE (on, over, the charge of, can, such things as
one hath, that one hath, had), in Mt. 3. 4, 9, 14 ; 5. 23,
46 ; 6. I, 8 ; 7. 29 ; 8. g, 20 £ ; 9. 6, 36 ; 11. 15, 8 ; 12. 10,
TI ; 13. 5 t, 6, g, 12 th, 21, 27, 43, 44, 46 ; 14. 4, 17 ; 15.
30, 32, 34 ; 17. 20 ; 18. 8, 9, 25 1 ; 19. j6, 21, 22 ; 21. 3, 21,
28 ; 22. 12, 24, 25, 28 ; 25. 25, 28, 29 th ; 26. 7, 11 1, 65 ;
27. 16, 65, Mr. I. 22 ; 2. 10, 17, 19, 25 ; 3. i, 3, 10, 15, 22,
26, 29, 30 ; 4. s *) 6, 9, 17, 23, 25 th, 40 ; s. 3, IS ; 6. 18,
34, 36, 38 ; 7. 16, 25 ; 8. I, 2, 5, 7, 14, 16, Tyt, iBt; 9. 17,
43i 45. 47) 5° ', 1°. 21 *. 22, 23 ; 11. 3, 13, 22, 25 ; 12. 6, 23,
44 ; 14. 3, 7 1, Lu. 3. 8, llth; 4. 33, 40 ; 5. 24 ; 6. 8 ; 7.
8, 33, 40, 42; 8. 8, 13, 18 (A, 27; 9. 3, II, 58 i; II. s. 6,
36 ; 12. 4, 5, 17, 19, 50 ; 13. 6, II ; 14. 18, 19, 28, 35 ; 15.
4, 8, II ; 16. I, 28, 29 ; 17. 6, 7; 18. 22 1, 24; 19. 17, 24,
25, 26th, 31, 34; 20. 24, 28, 33; 21. 4; 22. 36 t, 37; 24.
sgt, 41, Jo. 2. 3 ; 3. 15, 16, 2g, 36; 4. Tit, 17ft, 18 f, 32,
44 ; 5. 2, s. 7> 24, 26 «, 36, 38, 39, 40, 42 ; 6. g, 40, 47, 53,
54, 68 ; 7. 20 ; 8. 6, 12, 26, 41, 48, 4g, 52 ; 9. 41 ; 10. 10 t,
16, 18 i, 20 ; II. 17 ; 12, 6, 8 i, 35, 36, 48 ; 13, 8, 29 t, 35 ;
14, 21, 30 ; 15, 13, 22 1, 24 ; 16, 12, 15, 21, 22, 33 1 ; 17, s,
13 ; 18. 10 ; 19. 7, lot, II t, IS ; 20. 31 ; 21. s, Ac. 2. 44,
45. 47; 3. 6 ; 4. 35 ; g. 14, 31 ; 13. 5 ; 14. g ; 15. 21 ; 18.
18 ; 19. 13, 38 ; 21. 23; 23. 17, 18, 19, 29 ; 24. 15, 16, 19,
13; 25. 16, 19, 261 ; 28. 9, 19, 29, Eo. 1. 13; 2. 14 1, 20 ;
2, 2 ; 5. 1,2; 6. 21, 22 ; 8. 9, 23 ; 9. 21 ; 10. 2 ; 12. 4 1, 6 ;
43. 3 ; 14. 22 « ; 15. 4, 17, 23 1, I Co. 2. 16 ; 4. 7> 15 ; 5- I ;

50

DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

6. I, 4, 19 ; 7, 2 1, 7, 12, 13, 25, 28, 29 1, 37 1, 40 ; 8. I, 10 ;
9* 4» 3) 6, 17 ; II. 4, 10, 16, 22 1 ; 12, 12, 21 1, 23, 24, 30 ;
13. I, zth,3; 14. 26/; 15. 31, 34, 2 Co, I. 9, 15 ; 2. 3, 4,
13 » 3- 4) 1:2 ; 4. I, 7, 13 ; 5. I, 12 ; 6. 10 ; 7. I, 5 ; 8. n,
12 t; 9. 8 ; 10. 6, IS, Ga. 2. 4 ; 4. 22, 27 ; 6. 4, 10, Ep. i,
7 ; 2. 12, 18 ; 3. 12 ; 4. 28 ; 3. 3, 27, Ph. r. 7, 23, 30; 2. 2,
20, 27; 3, 4, 9, 17, Col. I. 14 ; 2. I, 23 ; 3. 13 ; 4. t, 13, i
Th. I. 9 ; 3. 6 ; 4. 12, 13 ; 3. i, 2 Th. 3, 9, i Ti. 3. 4. 7 ; 4-
8 ; 5. 4, 12, 16 ; 6. 2, 8, 16, 2 Ti. i. 3 ; 2. 19; 3. 5, Tit. i.
6 ; 2. 8, Phm, 5, 7, He, 2. 14 ; 3. 3 ; 4. 14, 15 ; 5. 12 i, 14
6. 18, 19 ; 7. 3, 3, 6, 24, 28 ; 8. I, 3 ; 9. I, 4 £ ; 10. i, 2, 19,
34, 33, 36 ; IT. 10, 13 ; 12. 9, 28 ; 13. 10 t, 14, 18, Ja, i. 4 ;
2. I, 14 £, 17, 18 1 ; 3. 14 ; 4. 2 f, I Fe. 2. 12 ; 3. x6 ; 4. 8,
2 Pe. I. 19 ; 2. 14 i, I Jo. I. 3, 6, 7, 8 ; 2. i, 7, 20, 23, 28 ; 3.
3, IS, 17 1, 21 ; 4. 16, 17, 18, 21 ; s. TO, 12/, 13, 14, 13, 2
Jo. 3, 9 1, 12, 3 Jo. 4. 13, Ju. 19, Re. I. 16, 18 ; 2, 3, 4, 6,
7, 10, II, 12, 14 1, IS) 17, 18, 20, 24, 23, 29 ; 3, 1 1, 4, 6, 7,
8, II, 13, 17, 22 ; 4. 4, 7, 8 ; 3. 6, 8 ; 6. 2, 5 ; 7. 2 ; 8. 3, 6,
9; 9. 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, lit, 14, 17, 19 ; 10. 2 ; II. 6t; 12. 3,
6, 12 £, 17 ; 13. I, 9, IT, 14, 17, 18 ; 14. i, 6, 11, 14, 17, 18 1 ;
15. I, 2, 6 ; 16. 2, 9 ; 17. I, 3, 4, 7, 9, 13 ; 18. i, 19 ; 19.
10, 12, t6 ; 20. I, 6£; 21. 9, II, 12 t, 14, 13, 23 [echo 2083]
to have, hold.
in Mt. 6. 2, 5, 16, Ph. 4. 18 [ap-echo 532] to hold off or
away. [change,
in Lu. 24. 17 [Miti-ballo 443] to cast over against, ex-
in Jo, 5. 4 [kat-echomai 2332] to hold fast.
in Mt. 19. 22, 27, Mr. 3. 23 ; 10. 22 ; 11. 23, 24, Lu. i.
7, 14 ; 6. 32, 33, 34 ; 7. 41 ; 8. 42, 43 ; 10. 39 ; 12. 24 ; 14.
40, Jo. 18. 39, Ac. 4. 32 ; 7. 5, 44 ; 8. 21 ; 18. 10 ; 19. 23 ;
20, 13 ; 21. g, 33, Ro. 9, 2, 9, I Co. g. 16, Re, 22. 14 [eimi
1398] to be,
m Ac. 8. 27 [eimi epi 1802] to be over,
[ ia He. 13. 3 [par-eimi 3332] to be alongside.
in Mt. 18. 12, Ac. 23. 26, I Co. 4. 3 ; 10. 2, Col. i. 18
[ginomai 993] to come to pass, become.
in Mr. 12. 22, Ac. 25. 16, He. 11. 36 [lambano 2771] to
take, receive.
in Ac. 24. 23 [meta-lambano 2971] to receive again.
in Mt. 22. IT, Ep. 6. 14 [en-duomai ^629] to go into, be
clothed with. [begin to be.
in Ac. 3. 6 ; 4. 37 [hup-archo 4733] to have, possess,
in Mt. 3, 40 [aph-iemi 807] to send away, let go.
in 2 Co. 8. 15 [pleonazo 3728] to be, become, or make
more. in 2 Pe. I, 13 [poieo 3766] to do, make, work,
(See aZso Abundance, admiration, against, being, care,
cast, charge, circumcised, compassion, coriSdence, con
venient, course, dealings, desire, devil, do, dominion,
drunk, dwelling, fellowship, gird, glory, gospel, hair,
hope, impediment, indignation, itching, journey, joy,
knowledge, lack, leisure, less, let, mercy, ministered,
more, need, notice, over, palsy, patience, peace, pity,
place, pleasiu-e, power, pre-eminence, quarrel, regard,
remembrance, report, reputation, respect, rule, shod,
spare, testimony, trust, understanding, will, work).
HAVEN, in Ac. 27. 8, 12 1 [limen 2818] haven.
HAVOCK OF (make), in Ac. 8, 3 [lumainomai 2843]
to ravage,
HAY, in I Co. 3. 12 [chortos 3009] grass, hay.
HAZARD (to), in Ac. 23. 26 [para-didomi 3473] to give
along, over or up,
HE (she, it, they, it was that, should, also, that), in
Lu. II. 7 ; 22. 12, Jo. I. 8, 18 ; 2, 21 ; 3. 30 ; 4. 25 ; 3. ig,
35) 38) 46 ; 6' 29, 57 ; 7. II, 29 ; 8. 42, 44 ; 9. g, 11, 12, 25,
36, 37 ; II. 29 ; 13. 23, 26, 30 ; 14. 12, 21, 26 ; 13. 26 ; 16,
8, 13, 14 ; 18- 17, 25 ; 19. 21, 35, Ac. 3, 13 ; 3. 37, 2 Co.
10. 18, 2 Tl. 2. T2, 13,-T Jo. 2. 6 ; 3. 3, 5, 7, 16; 4. 17
[ekeinos or kakeinos 1437] that one.
in Mt. 13. 22, 23, Lu. I. 32 ; 19. 2 ; 20. 28, 30; 23. 22,
35, Jo. I. 41 ; 4- 47 ; 6. 42. 46* 71 ; 7- 35 ; iS. 30, Ac. 3.
10 ; 4, 9 ; 7. 36 ; g, 13, 20 ; 10. 6 1, 32, 36 ; 17. 24 ; 18. 26,
Ro. 8. 9, Ja, I. 23, 25, I Jo. 2. 22, 2 Jo. 9 [houtos 3390]
this one.
in Re. 13. to t [ei tis 1377] if any one.
in Ac. 4, 35, He, 10, 28 [tis 4626] aSy one.
in Lu. 16. 2s [ho-de 3191] this one (here),
in Mt, 23. 12 [hostis 3^58] whosoever,
HEAD (wound in the), in Mt, 5. 36 ; 6. 17 ; 8. 20 ; 10.
30 ; 14. 8, IT ; 21. 42 ; 26. 7 ; 27. 29, 30, 37, 39, Mr. 6. 24,
25» 27) 28 ; 12. 10 ; 14. 3 ; 15. ig, 29, Lu, 7. 38, 44, 46 ; 9.
58 ; 12. 7 ; 20. 17 ; 21. 18, 28, Jo. 13. 9; ig, 2, 30 ; 20. 7,
12, Ac. 4, II ; 18, 6, 18 ; 21. 24 ; 27. 34, Ro. 12. 20, i Co.
II. 3 th, 4t, 5 1, 7, 10 ; 12. 21, Ep. I. 22 ; 4. 15 ; 3. 23 1,

Col. I. 18 ; 2. 10, 19, 1 Pe. 2. 7, Re. 1. 14 ; 4. 4 ; 9. 7, 17 1,
xg ; TO. I ; 12. 1, 5 1 ; 13. xt, 3; 14. 14 ; 17. 3» Zj 9 J 18.
19 ; 19. 12 [kephale 2587] head.
in Mr. 12. 4 [kephalaioo 2586] to make short work of,
wound in the head.
HEADLONG (cast), in Ac. i, 18 [prenes 3848I headlong.
in Lu. 4. 29 [katarkremnizo 2438] to cast down a steep
place. HEADY, in 2 Ti. 3. 4 [propetea 3915] falling forward,
precipitate. HEAL, inMt, 4. 23, 24; 8, 7, 16 ; 9. 33 ; 10. i, 8 ; 12.
10, 13, 22 ; 14, 14 ; 13, 30 ; 19. 2 ; 21. 14, Mr. i, 34 ; 3, 2,
TO, 15 ; 6. 3, 13, Lu. 4, 23, 40 ; 5- 15 ; 6. 7, 18 ; 8. 2, 43 ;
9. 6 ; 10, 9 ; 13. 14 1 ; tj, 3, Ac. 4. 14 ; 8, 7 ; 28. 9, Re. 13.
3, 12 [therapeuo 2192] io cure.
in Mt. 8. 8, 13-; 13, 13, Mr. 5. 29, Lu. 4. 18 ; 5. 17 ; 6,
17. 191 7- 7; 8, 47; 9. 2, TI, 42; 14. 4; 17. 13; 22. ST,
Jo. 4. 47; 5. 13; 12, 40, Ac. 3. II ; TO, 38 ; 28. 8, 27, He,
12 13, Ja. 3. 16, I Pe. 2. 24 [iaomai 224^]_to heal,
in Mr. 5. 23, Lu. 8. 36, Ac. 14. 9 [sozo 4321] to make
soimd, save. [or saJe.
in Lu. 7. 3 [dia-sozo 1181] to make thoroughly sound
in Ac. 4. 30 [iasis 2230] healing, [healipg,.
HEALING, in x Co, 12. 9, Col. 12, 28, 30 [iama 2248]
in Ac. 4. 22 [iasis 2250] healing.
in Lu. g. II, Re. 22. 2 [therapeia 2192] cure.
HEALTH (be in), in Ac. 27, 34 [soteria 4527] sound
ness, safety, salvation.
ing Jo. 2 [hugiaino 4711] to be healthy.
HEAP. {See also Treasure).
in Ro. 12. 20 soreuo 4323] to heap.
in 2 Ti. 4. 3 [epi-s6rcu6 1898] to heap upon.
HEAR (before, neglect to, whieh), in Mt. 2. 3, 9, 18,
22 ; 4. 12 ; 5, 21, 27, 33, 38, 43 ; 7. 24, 26 ; 8. 10; 9. 12 ;
10. 14, 27 ; IT, 2, 4, s, IS t; T2. xg, 24, 42 ; 13, 9 t, 13 t,
14, 15, 16, 17 th, t8, 19, 20, 22, 23, 43 1 ; 14, I, 13 i ; 13.
TO, 12 ; 17. 5, 6 ; 18, 13, 16 ; 19. 22, 23 ; 20. 24, 30; 21.
16) ^3> 45 ; 22. 7, 22, 33, 34 ; 24. 6, 26, 6s ', 27. 13, 47,
Mr. 2. 17 ; 3, 8, 21 ; 4, 9 t, 12 t, 13, 16, 18, 20, 23 f,
24 t) 33; 5- 27j 36; 6. 2, II, 14, 16, zot, zg, 55; 7,
t6, 23, 37; 8. 18; 9. 7; 10. 41, 47; II. 14, 18; 12. 28,
29> 37 ; 13- 7 ; 14- "> 58, 64 ; 13. 33 ; 16. IT, Lu. I. 41,
58, 66 ; 2. 18, 20, 46, 47 ; 4. 23, 28 ; 5. I, 15 ; 6. 17, 27, 47,
49 t 7- 3j 9) 22 t, 29 ; 8. 8 t, 10, 12, 13, 14, 13, t8, 21, 50 ; 9.
7» 9) 35 ; 10. 16 t, 24 th, 39 ; 7, 28, 31 ; 12. 3 ; 14. 15, 33 i;
13. I, 23 ; t6. 2, 14, 29, 31 ; 18. 6, 22, 23, 26, 36 ; 19. 11,
48 ; 20. t6 ; 21. 9, 38 ; 22. 71 ; 23. 6, 8, Jo. i. 37, 40 ; 3. 8,
29, 32 ; 4. I, 42, 47 ; 5. 24, 25 t, 28, 30, 37 ; 6. 43, 60 f ; 7.
32, 40, 51 ; 8. 9, 26, 40, 43, 47 t; 9. 27 t, 31 1, 32, 35, 40 ;
TO, 3, 8, 16, 20, 27 ; IT. 4, 6, zo, 29J 41, 42 ; 12, 12, 18, 29,
34, 47 ; 14, 24, 28 ; 15, 15 ; 16, 13 ; 18, 21, 37 ; 19. 8, 13 ;
21. 7, Ac. I, 4 ; 2. 6, 8, II, 22, 33, 37 ; 3. 22, 23; 4. 4, 20,
24; 3. s t, IT, 21, 24, 32 ; 6. II, 14 ; 7. 12, 34, 37, 54 ; 8.
6, 14, 30 ; 9. 4, 7, 13, 21, 38 ; 10, 22, 33, 44, 46; II. I, 7,
18 ; 13. 7, 44, 48; 14. 9, 14 ; 15, 7, 24 ; 16. 14, 38 ; 17, 8,
21, 32 t ; 18. 8, 26 ; 19. 2, 5, TO, 26, 28 ; 21. 12, 20, 22 ;
22. I, 2, 7, 9, 14, 13, 26 ; 23, 16 ; 24. 4, 22, 24 ; 23. 22 t ;
26, 3, 14, 29 ; 28. 13, 22, 26, 27, 28, Ro, TO. 14 t, 18 ; IT.
8 ; 15. 2T, I Co. 2. 9 ; II. 18, 2 Co. 12. 4, 6, Ga, i, 13, 23 ;
4, 21, Ep. I. 13, IS ; 3- 2 ; 4. 21, Ph, I. 27, 30 ; 2, 26; 4.
g, CoL I. 4, 6, 9, 23, 2 Th. 3, ii, i Ti, 4. 16, 2 Ti. i. 13 ;
2. 2 ; 4. 17, Phm. 3, He. 2. i, 3 ; 3. 7, 13, 16 ; 4. 2, 7 ; 12.
19, Ja. T. 19 ; S' ^i» 2 Pe. i. 18, 1 Jo. i. i, 3, s ; 2, 7, 14,
24 C ; 3, II ; 4. 3, s, 6 i ; 5. 14, is, 2 Jo, 6, 3 Jo. 4, Re. i.
3, 10 ; 2. 7, IT, 17, 29 ; 3. 3, 6, 13, 20, 22 ; 4. i, 3, 11, 13 ;
6- 1, 3> S> 6. 7 ; 7- 4 ; 8. 13 ; 9. 13, 16, 20 ; 10. 4, 8 ; 11. 12 ;
12. TO ; 13. g ; 14. 2 t, 13 ; 16. i, 3, 7 ; 18. 4, 22 t, 23 ; 19.
I, 6 ; 21. 3 ; 22. 8 t, 17, 18 [akouo 169] to hear, give ear,
in Mt. 6. 7, Lu. i. 13, Ac. 10. 31, i Co. 14. 21, He. 5. 7
[eis-akouo 1412] to hearken to.
in Mt. 18. 17 t [par-akouo 3491] to hear amiss, neglect.
in Col. I. s [pro-akouo 3833] to hear beforehand.
in 2 Co. 6. 2 [ep-akou6 1763] to hearken also.
in Ac. 23. 33 [di-akouomai 1136] to hear thoroughly.
in Ac. 16. 23 [ep-akouomai 1766] to be hearkening also.
in I Th. 2. 13 [akoe 167] hearing, [179] hearer.
HEARER, in Ro, 12. 13, Ja, i, 22, 23, 25 [akroates
in Ep, 4. 20, 2 Ti. 2. 14 [akouo i6g] to hear, give ear.
HEARING (be dull of, place of), in Mt, 13. 14, Ac.
28, 26, Ro, IO. 17, I Co. 12. 17, Ga. 3. 2, 5, He. 5, ii, 2
Pe. 2. 8 [akoe 167] hearing.
in Ac. 23. 21 [dia-gnosis 1118] thorough knowledge.
in Ac. 23. 23 [akroaterion 178] place of hearing,
I audience chamber.

OE A KEY TO THB diDDBN MEANINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT.

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HEAEKEN (to, unto), in Mt, 4, 3 ; 7, 14, Ac, 4. ig ;
7, 2 ; 15. 13, Ja, 2. 5 [akouo 169] to hear, give ear,
in Ac, 2. 14 [enotizomai 1691] to receive in the ear,
give ear to.
in Ac, 12, 13 [hup-akouo 4728] to hearken quietly,
in Ac, 27. 21 [peitha-archeomai 3588] to be persuaded
or obedient,
HEAET (which knoweth the, failing), in Mt, 5, 8,
28 ; 6, 21 ; 9, 4, II, 29 ; 12, 34, 35, 40 ; 13, 5 «, ig ; 15, 8,
18, ig ; 18, 35 ; 22, 37 ; 24, 48, Mr, 2, 6, 8 ; 3, s ; 4, 15 ;
6, 52 ; 7, 6, 19, 21 ; 8, 17 ; 11, 23 ; 12, 30, 33, Lu,
I, 17, SI, 66 ; 2, ig, 35, 51 ; 3, 15 ; 5, 22 ; 6, 45 th ; 8, 12,
15; 9. 47 ; i°- 27 ; 12. 34, 45 ; 16. IS ; 21. 14, 34 ; 24. 25,
32, 38, Jo. 12. 40 t; 13. 2 ; 14. I, 27 ; 16. 6, 22, Ac. 2. 26,.
27, 46 ; 4. 32 ; 5. 34 ; 7. 23, 3g, 51. 54 ; 8. 21, 22, 37 ; 11.
23; 13.22; 14. 17; 15. 9; z6. 14; 21. 13; 28. 27 t, Eo.
I. 21, 24 ; 2. 5, IS, 29 ; 5. 5 ; 6, 17 ; 8. 27 ; 9, 2 ; 10, i, 6,
8, 9, 10 ; 16, 18 ; I Co, 2, 9 ; 4, 5 ; 7, 37 { ; 14, 25, 2 Co,
I, 22 ; 2, 4 ; 3, 2, 3, IS ; 4. 6 ; 5. 12 ; 6. 11 ; 7. 3; 8. 16 ;
9. 7, Ga. 4. 6, Ep. 3. 17 ; 4. 18 ; 5. 19 ; 6. s, 22, Ph. i. 7;
4. 7, Col. 2. 2 ; 3. IS, 16, 22 ; 4. 8 ; i Th. 2. 4, 17 ; 3. 13 ;
2 Th, 2. 17 : 3. 5, I Ti. i. 5, 2 Ti. 2. 22, He. 3. 8, 10, 12,
^5 i 4. 7, z2 ; 8. 10 ; 10. 16, 22 t ; 13. 9, Ja. i, 26 ; 3, 14 ;
4, 8 ; s. 5. 8, I Pe, i, 22 ; 3, 4, 15 ; 2 Pe, i, ig ; .2. 14, i
Jo, 3, ig, 20 t, 21, Ee, 2, 23 ; 17, 17 ; 18, 7 [kardia 2390]
in Ep. 6. 6 [psuche 5068] soul. [heart.
inAc, I, 24; 15, 8 [kardio-gnostes 2391] heart knowing,
in Lu, 21, 26 [apo-psucho 636] to swoon away,
(See also Out, hardness),
HEARTED, See Tender. [soul,
HEAETILY, in Col, 3, 23 [ek psuches 5068] out of the
HEAT (buming), in Mt, 20, 12, Lu, 12, 55, Jo, i, 11
[kauson 2555] heat,
in Ee, 7, 16 ; 16, g [kauma 2551] heat,
iu Ac, 28, 3 [therme 2198] warmth. (See Eervent).
HEATHEN (man), iu Ao. 4. 25, 2 Co, 11. 26, Ga. 1. 16 ;
2. 9 ; 3. 8 [ethnos 1373] nation.
in Mt. 6. 7 ; 18. 17 [ethnikos 1371] of the nation,
HEAVEN (from, in, midst of), in Mt, 3, 2, 16, 17 ; 4,
17 . 5. 3. IO. 12, 16, 18, 19 1, 20, 34, 45, 48 ; 6. I, 9, ID, 20 ;
7. II, 2Tt; 8. II ; 10. 7, 32, 33 ; 11. 11, 12, 23, 25 ; 12. 50 ;
13. II, 24, 31, 33, 44, 45, 47, 52 ; 14. 19; 16. I, 17, 19 ft ;
18. I, 3, 4, tot, 18 1, ig, 23 ; 19. 12, 14, 21, 23 ; 20. 1 ; 21.
25 1 ; 22. 2, 30 ; 23. 9, 13, 22 ; 24. 29 1, 30 1, 31, 35, 36 ;
25. 1 ; 26. 64 ; 28. 2, 18, Mr. i. 10, 11 ; 6. 41 ; 7. 34 ; 8.
II ; 10. 21 ; II. 25, 26, 30, 31 ; 12. 25; 13. 25 1, 27, 31, 32,
35 ; 14. 62 ; 16. 9, Lu. 2. IS ; 3. 21, 22 ; 4. 25 ; 6. 23 ; 9.
16, 54; 10, 15, 18, 20, 21; IT, 2t, 16; 12, 33; 15, 7, 18,
21 ; 16, 17 ; 17, 24 1, 29 ; 18, 13, 22 ; ig. 38 ; 20, 4, 5 ;. 21,
II, 26, 33 ; 22, 43 ; 24, 51, Jo, I, 32, 51 ; 3. 13 th, 27, 31 ;
6. 31, 32 t, 33, 38, 41, 42, so, 51, 58 ; 12, 28 ; 17, I, Ac, i,
10, llth; 2, 2, 5, ig, 34 ; 3, 21 ; 4, 12, 24 ; 7, 42, 4g, 55,
56 ; 9, 3 ; 10, II, 16 ; 11, s. g *. 14. 15 ', t'j. 24 ; 22. 6, Eo.
I. 18 ; 10. 6, I Co. 8. s; 15. 47, 2 Co. 5. i, 2 ; 12. 2, Ga. i.
8, Ep. I. 10 ; 3. 15 ; 4. 10 ; 6. g. Ph. 3. 20, Col. i. 5, x6,
20, 23 ; 4. I, I Th. I. 10 ; 4. 16, 2 Th. i. 7, He. i. 10 ; 4.
14 ; 7, 26 ; 8, 1 ; g, 23, 24 ; 10, 34 ; 12, 23, 25, 26, Ja, 5,
12, 18, 1 Pe, I, 4, 12 ; 3, 22, 2 Pe, i, i8 ; 3, 5, 7, 10, 12,
13, I Jo, 5, 7, Ee, 3. 12 ; 4, I, 2 ; s. 3. 13 ; 6. 13, 14 ; 8. i,
10; 9, 1 ; 10, I, 4, S) 6, 8 ; 11, 6, 10, 12 1, 13, 15, 19 ; 12,
I. 3> 4. 7. 8, 10, 12 ; 13, 6, 13 ; 14, 2, 7, 13, 17 ; 15, i, 5 ;
16. II, 17, 21 : 18, I, 4, 5, 20; ig, I, II, 14 ; 20, 1, 9, II ;
21, I if, 2, 3 [ouranos 3385] heaven,
in Ao, 14, 17 ; 26, 13 [ourano-then 3384] from heaven,
in Ph, 2, 10 [ep-ouranios ig2g] heavenly, in heaven,
in Ee, 8. 13; 14,6; 19, 17 [mes-ouranema 2958] mid-
heaven, HEAVENLY (places, things, they that are), in Mt,
18, 35, Jo, 3, 12, I Co, 15, 48, 49, Bp, I, 3, 20 ; 2, 6 ; 3,
10, 2 Ti, 4, 18, He, 3, I ; 6, 4 ; 8, 5 ; 9, 23 ; 11, 16 ; 12,
22 lep-ouranlos 1929] heavenly, in heaven,
in Mt, 6, 14, 26, 32, Lu, 2, 13, Ac, 26, 19 [oui'anios 3383]
heavenly, in Lu. It, 13 [ex"ouranou 3585] out of heaven,
HEAVINESS (be in, be fuU of), in Eo, 9, 2, 2 Co, 2, i
[lupe 2845] grief,
in I Pe, I, 6 [lupeomai 2844] to be grieved,
in Ja, 4, 9 [kat-epheia 2537] dejection of countenance,
in Ph, 2, 26 [a-demoneo 74] to be very heavy,
HEAVY (be very. See also Laden), in Mt, 23, 4
[barus 854] weighty, [weighed down,
in Mt, 26, 43s Mr, 14, 40, Lu, 9, 32 [bareomai 850]
in Mt, 26, 37, Mr, 14, 33 [a-demoneo 74] to be very
heavy.

HEDGE, in Mr. 12, j, Lu. 14. 23 [phragmon 4909]
stoppage, hedge.
HEDGE (round about), in Mt. 21. 33 [peri-tithemi
phragmon 4909] to put a hedge around.
HEED (to, unto, give, give the more earnest, take), in
Mt. 24. 4, Mr. 4. 24 ; 13. 5, 9, 23, 33, Lu. 8. 18 ; 21. 8, i
Co. 3. 10; 8. 9 ; 10. 12, Ga. 5. 15, Col. 4. 17, He. 3. 12

[blepo 905] to look.
in Mt. 6. 1, Lu. 17. 3 ; 21. 34, Ac. s.
28, 1 Ti. I. 4 ; 4. I Tit. i. 14, He. 2. i, 2 Pe. i. 19 [pros-

. 6, 10 ; 20.
...,, ^ ..... ^. .t , .t. '. ^". ^. ^4> ^e. 2. I, 2 Pe. ]
echo 3042] to hold toward.
iu Mt. 16. 6 ; 18. 10, Mr. 8. 15, Lu. 12. 15, Ac. 22. 26
[horao 3317] to see.
in Lu. II, 35 [skopeo 4198] to mark,
in Ac, 3, s, I Ti, 4, 16 [ep-echo 1800] to hold upon,
HEEL, in Jo, 13, 18 [pterna 4023] heel,
HEIEEE, in He, g. 13 [damalis 1042] a tamed heifer,
HEIGHT, in Ep. 3. 18, Ee. 21. 16 [hupsos 4821] height.
in Eo. 8. 3g [hupaoma 4823] height.
HEIE (of, together with, be, fellow, joint), in Mt. 21,
38, Mr, 12. 7, Lu, 20, 14, Eo, 4, 13, 14 ; 8, 17, Ga. 3, 2g ;
4, I, 7, Tit, 3, 7, He, I, 2 ; 6, 17 ; 11, 7, Ja, 2, 5 [klero-
nomos 2624] one receiving by lot, inheritor, heir,
in He, 11. g, i Pe, 3, 7 [sug-kl€ro-nomos 4328] fellow
inheritor or heir, [receive by lot;
in Ga, 4, 30, He, i, 14 [klero-nomeo 2622] to iuherit,
HELL (fire, cast down to), in Mt, 5, 22, 29, 30 ; 10,
28 ; i8. 9 ; 23. 15, 33, Mr, g, 43, 45, 47, Lu, 12, 5, Ja, 3. 6
[geenna 966] gehenna, vale of Hinnom,
in Mt, II, 23 ; 16. 18, Lu, 10, 15 ; 16, 23, Ac, 2, 27, 31,
Ee, I, 18 ; 6, 8 ; 20, 13, 14 [hades 75] hades, the unseen
state, in 2 Pe, 2, 4 [tartaroo 4555] to send to tartarus,
HELM, in Ja, 3, 4 [pedalion 3688] rudder, helm,
HELMET, in Ep, 6, 17, i Th, 5, 8 [peri-kephalaia 3642]
something round the head, helmet,
HELP, in Ac, 2;?, 17 [boe-theia 909] help,
in Ac, 26, 22 [epi-kouria 1840] assistance,
in I Co, 12, 28 [anti-lepsis 455] support,
HELP (together, with), in Mt, 15, 25, Mr, g. 22, 24,
Ac, 16, g ; 21, 28, Ee, 12, 16 [boetheo 910] to help,
in He, 4, 16 [boetheia gog] help, [with,
in Lu. 5, 7, Ph, 4, 3 [sul-lambano 4355] to take hold
iu Lu, 10, 40, Eo, 8, 26 [sun-anti-lambanomai 4422} to
take hold over-against with.
in Ac, 18, 27 [sum-ballomai 4360] to cast with, confer,
in Lu, I, 54 [anti-lambanomai 453] to take hold
over-against, in I Co, 16, 16 [sun-ergeo 444S] to work with,
in 2 Co, I, II [sun-up-ourgeo 4487] to work quietly
with, HELPEE (fellow), in Eo. 16. 3, 9, 2 Co. i 24 [sun-
ergos 4449] f ellow-worker.
in He. 13. 6 [boethos gii] helper.
HEM, in Mt. 9. 20 ; 14. 36 [kras-pedon 2698] hem.
HEN, in Mt. 23. 37, Lu. 13. 34 [omis 3342] bird.
HENCE (from, get. See also Eai^, in Mt. 17. 20,
Lu. 4. 9 ; 13. 31 ; 16. 26, Jo. 2. 16 ; 7. 3 ; 14. 31 ; 18. 36,
.Ta. 4. 1 [en-teiithen 1673] from hence.
in Ac. I. 5 [meta tautas 2962] after these.
in Mt. 4. TO [hup-ago 4726] to go behind or under.
HENCEFOETH (no more, not, from), in 2 Ti. 4. 8,
He. 10. 13 [loipon 2839] as to the rest,
in Ga, 6, 17 [tou loipou 2839] as for the rest,
inLu, I, 48; 5, 10, 12, 52, Ac, 18, 6, 2 Co, 5, 16 [nun
in 2 Co, s, 16 [eti 1982] yet, still, [3168] now.
in Mt, 23, 39 ; 26, 29, Jo, 14, 7, Ee, 14, 13 [ap-arti 688]
from,, .just now, [3006] no longer.
in Ac. 4. 17. Eo. 6. 6, 2 Co. 5. 15, Bp. 4. 17 [me-keti
in Jo. 15. 15 [ouk-eti 3377] no longer. [longer.
HENCBEOEWAED, in Mt. 21. ig [mek-eti 3006] no
HEE (ace.) is generally expressed by the accusative
femininelof a'utos [788], but in Ee. 12. 15 it is [tauten 3390]
this one.'
HEE (poss.) is generally the genitive feminine of
autos [788], but in Mt. i. 25 ; 2. 18 ; 11. ig ; 14. 8, 11 ;
20. 20 ; 24. 29, Mr. 6. 24, 28 ; 7. 26, 30 ; 10. 12 ; 12. 44 £ ;
13. 24, Lu. I. 36, 56 ; 2. 7, 19, 36, 51 ; 7. 3, 38, 44 ; 10.
38 ; 12. S3 1, Jo. 4. 28 ; IT. 2, 28 ; 12. 3, Ac. g. 40 ; 16.
16, Ga. 4. 25, Ja. 5. 18, Ee. 2. 21 ; 6. 13 ; 12. 14, 16 ; 14.
8 ; 17. 4 1, 5 ; 18. 7 ; ig. 2 ; 21. 2 ; 22. 2 [hautou 1330] her
own. in Mt. 23. 37, Lu. 13. 34, Ao. 7. 21, i Co. 11. 5 ; 13. 5,
I Th. 2. 7 [lieautou 1330] her own.

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DICTIONAEY OP BIBLB WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

HEEBS, in Mt. 13. 32, Mr. 4. 32, Lu. 11. 42, Eo. 14. 2
[lachanon 2786] dug herbs.
in He. 6. 7 [botane gig] herbage.
HEED, in Mt. 8. 30, 31, 32, Mr. 5. 11, 13, Lu. 8. 32,
33 [agele 27] herd.
HBEB (be), in Mt. 12. 41, 42 ; 14. 8, 17 ; 16. 28 ; 17.
4 f ; 20. 6 ; 24. 2, 23 1; 26. 38 ; 28. 6, Mr. 6. 3 ; 8. 4 ; .g. i,
5 ; 13. 21 ; 14. 32, 34 ; 16. 6, Lu. 4. 23 ; g. 12, 27, 33 ; 11.
31, 32; 17. 21, 23 ; 22. 38 ; 24. 6, Jo. 6. g ; 11. 21, 32, Ac.
g. 14, Col. 4. g. He. 7. 8 ; 13. 24, Ja. 2. 3 {, Ee. 13. 10, 18 ;
14. 12 1; 17. g [hode 5079] hitJier, here.
in Lu. 24. 41, Ac. l6. 28 ; 25. 24 [entha-de 1646] hither,
here, there. [stand).
inMt. 26. 36[autou78g]liere, there. (See also Vresent,
HEEF.AFTBE, in .Jo. 13. 7, Ee, i, 19; 4, i; g, 12
[meta touta 2962] with these things,
in Mt, 26, 64, Jo, I, £1 lap-arti 688] from just now,
in Mr, 11. 14 [mek-eti 3006] no longer,
in Ln, 22. 69 [apo tou nun 3168] from now,
iu Jo, 14, 30 [eti 1982] yet, still, (See also Should),
HEEEBY, in i Co, 4. 4, i Jo, 2, 3, 5 ; 3. 16, 19, 24 ; 4,
2, 13 [en touto 3390] in this,
in I Jo. 4, 6 [ek toutou 3390] out of this.
- HEEEIN, in Jo. 4. 37 ; 9. 30 ; 15. 8, Ac. 24, 16, 2 Co.
8. 10, I Jo. 4. 10, 17 [en touto 3390] in this.
HEEEOF, in Mt. g. 26, He. 5. 3 [haute 3390] its.
HEEESY, in Ac. 24. 14, i Co. 11. 19, Ga. 5. 20, 2 Pe.
2. I [hairesis 118] a taking, .choosing, sect, heresy.
HEEETIC (that is an), in Tit. 3, 10 Ihairetikos 120]
able to choose, sectarian, heretic,
HEEETOFOEK (See Sin), Xto this,
HEEEUNTO, in i Pe, 2, 21 [eis touto 3390] with a view
HEEITAGE, in i Pe, 5. 3 [kleros -2625] inheritance,
heritage, HEESELF, in Mt. 9, 31, Lu, i, 24, Ee, -.i. 20 ; 18, 7 ;
19, 7 [heaute 1330] her own self,
HEW (down„ in ¦stone), in Mt, 27, 60, Mr, 15, 46 [la-
tomeo 2783] to cut out iu stone.
in Mt, 3, 10 J 7, 19, Lu, 3, 9 [ek-koptomai 1473] to be
cut off,
in Lu, 23, 53 [la-xeutos 2779] cut out in-stone,
HIDE (one'a self, be hid, hidden, hidden thing), in
Mt, 5, 14 ; 13, 44 t ; ^5, 25, Lu, 18, 34 ; 19. 42, Jo, 8, 59 ;
12, 36, Coi, 3, 3, I Ti, 5. 25, He, II, 23, Ee, 2, 17 ; 6, 15,
1-6 [krupto 2721] to hide.
in Mt, II, 25 ; 25, 18, Lu, 10, 21, i Co, 2, 7, Ep, 3, 9,
Col, I, 26 [apo-kmpto 578] to hide away,
in Mt, 13, 33, Lu, 13, 21 [eg-krupto 1359] to liide in,
in Lu, I. 24 [peri-kfupto 3644] to hide around,
in Mt, 10, 26, Mr, 4, 22, Lu, 12, 2, i Co, 4, 5, 2 Co, 4,
¦2, I Pe, 3. 4 [kruptos 2720] hidden.
. in Lu. 8, 17, Col, 2, 3 [apo-kruphos 579] hidden away,
in Mt, 7, 24, Lu, 8, 47, Ac, 26. 26 [lanthanomal 2778]
to be concealed.
in 2 Co, 4, 3, Ja, 5, 120 [kalupto 2377] to cover,
in Lu, 9, 45 [para-kaluptomai 3484] to.be covered over,
HIGH (from on, most, on, j)laces, things), in Mt. 4,
8 ; 17, I, Mr, g, 2, Lu. 4. 5, Ac. 13. 17, Eq. 12. 16, He. 1.
3, Ee. 21. 10, 12 [hupselos 4818] high.
in Lu. I. 78 ; 24. 49, Bp. 4. 8 [hupsos 4821] height.
in Mr. 5. 7, Lu. 8. 28, Ac. 7. 48 ; 16. 17, He. 7. i
[hup'sistos 48203 highesi^ most high.
in Ep. 6. 12 [ep-ouranlos 1929] in heaven, heavenly.
in Ph. 3. 14 [ano 474] up, above.
in Jo. ig. 31, He. 10. 21 [megas 2916] great.
¦ in 2 Co. 10. s [hupsoma 4823] height, high thing.
in 2 Ti. 3. 4 [tuphoomai 4700] to be beclouded or
puffed up. (See also Captain, exalt, time).
HIGH PEIEST, in Mt. 26. 3, 51, 57, 58, 62, 63, 65, Mr.
2. 26 ; 14. 47, 53, 54, 60, 61, 63, 66, Lu. 3. 2 ; 22. 50, 54,
Jo. II. 49, 51 ; 18. TO, 13, IS t, 16, 19, 22, 24, 26^ Ac. 4. 6 ;
^ 17, 21, 27 ; 7. I ; 9, T ; 22, 5 ; 23, 2, 4, 5 ; 24, i ; 25, 2,
He, 2, 17 ; 3, I ; 4, 14, 15 ; 5, t, 5, 10 ; 6, 20 ; 7, 26, 27,
28 ; 8. I, 3 ; 9. 7, II, 25 ; 13, n [arch-iereus 6g8] chief
priest, ¦
in Ac, 5, 24 [hierens 2262] prieat,
^ flIGHEE, in Lu. 14. lojanoteron 478] above, higher.
I in Eo. 13. 1 [huperecho 4750] to hold up above.
in He. 7. 26 [hupaeloteros 4818] higher.
HIGHEST, in Mt. 21. g, Mr. 11. 10, Lu. i. 32, 35, 76 ;
2. 14 ; 6, 35 ; 19. 38 [hupistos 4820] highest, moat high,
(See also Eoom, seat),
HIGHLY (very, exalt, think more), in Eo. 12, 3
[huper-plironeo 4761] to think above.

in, Ph, 2, 9 [huper-upsoo 4760] to make high above,
exalt, [ly,
in I Th, 5, 13 [huper ek perissou 3665] very abundant-
(See also Displeased, esteemed, favoured),
HIGH-MINDED (be), in Eo, 11, 20, i Ti, 6, 17 [hup-
selo-phroneo 4819] to think high things,
HIGHWAY, in Mt, 22, 10, Mr, 10, 46, Lu, 14, 23
hodos 3198] way, [ways,
in Mt, 22, 9[dl-ex-odos ton hodon 1216 [crossing of the
HILL, iu Mt, s, 14, Ln. 4. 2g ; p. 37 [oros 3344] hill,
in Lu, I, 3g, 65 [oreinos 3323] hill country,
in Lu. 3. 5 ; 23. 30 fbounos g26] ascent. (S^e Mar's).
HIM, generally accusative of autos [788], but in
Mt. 27. 32, Lu. 9. 26 ; 12. 5 ; 19. 19 ; 20. 12, 13, Jo.
5. 6, 38 ; 6. 27 ; g. 31 ; 10. 3 ; 13. 24 ; 21. 21, Ac. 2. 23 ;
4. 10 ; 5. 31 ; 10. 40, 43 ; 13. 27, 39 ; 15. 38 ; 16. 3 ; 17.
23 i 25. 5, I Co. 2. 2.; 3. 17, Ph. 2. 23, He. II. 12, 1 Jo. 2.
4, 5, Ee. 19. 20 [teuton 3390] this one,
in Mt, 8, 18, Mr. 3. 34 ; s. 30 ; 14. 33, Lu. g. 47 ; 18.
40 ; ig. IS, Jo. 1, 47 ; 6, s. Ac, 5, 37 ; 9. 4 ; 16. 3 ; 23. 2 ;
25. 21, 1 Co. 16. 2, Ep. I. 17, He. 12. 2 [hautou, neautoa
1330] him. [one--
in Mr. 12. 4, 5, Lu. 20. 11 [kakeinon 1457] and this
HIMSELF, in Mt. 12. 26, 45 t ; 13. 21 ; 16. 24 ; 18. 4 ;
23. 12 t ; 27. 42, Mr, 3, 26; 5, s, 30; 8, 34 ; 12, 33 ; 15.
31, Lu, 7, 39 : 9, 23, 25 ; 10, 29; II, 18, 26 ; 12, 17, 21 ;
14, II « ; 15, 17 ; 16, 3 ; 18, 4, 11, 14 « ; 19, 12 ; 23, 2, 35 ;
24, 12, 27, Jo, 2. 24 ; 5, 18, ig, 26 1 ; 6, 61 ; 7, 18 ;'8, 22 ;
". 38, 51 ; 13. 4. 32 ; 16. 13 ; 19. 7 ; 21. 1, 7, Ac. I. 3 ; 5.
36 ; 8. 9, 34 ; 10. 17 ; 12. II ; 14. 17 ; 16. 27 ; 19. 31 ; 25.
4 ; 28. 16, Eo. 14. 7 t, 12, 22 ; 15. 3, I Co. 3. z8 ; 11. e8,
29 ; 14. 4, 28, 2 Co. 5. 18, ig ; 10. 7 t, 18, Ga. i. 4 ; 2. 12,
20 ; 6. 3, 4, Bp. 2. 15 ; 5. 2, 25, 27, 28, 33, Ph. 2. 7, 8 ; "3.
21, 2 Th. 2. 4, I Ti. 2. 6, 2 Ti. 2. 13, 21, Tit. 2. 24 t, He,
I. 3 ; 5. 3. 4. 54 6. 13 ; 7. 27 ; g. 7, 14, 25, Ja. I. 24, 27, I
Jo. 3. 34 5. IQ, 18 [heautou 1330] himself.
in Jo. g. 21 ; jg. 12, Bp. r. 5, g, Col. i. 20, He. 9. 26 ;
12. 3 [hautou 3390] himself.
HINDEE, in Eo 15. 22, Ga. 5. 7, i Th. 2. 18 [eg-kopto
1354] to cut in, interrupt.
m Ga. 5. 7 [ana-kopto 320] to cut up, interrupt.
in I Pe. 3. 7 [ek-koptomai 1473] to be cut oif, interrupt,
in I Co. 9. 12 [didomi eg-kopen 1353] to give an inter
ruption. in Lu. II. 52, Ac. 8. 36 [koluo 2757] to hinder, forbid.
HINDEE PAET, in Mt. 4. 38, Ac. 27. 41 [prumna
4009] stern. (hire, reward.
HIEE, in Mt. 20. 8, Lu, 10. 7, Ja. 5. 4 [misthos 3037]
HIEB(-ed house, servant), iu Mt. 20. i, 7 [misthoomai
3008] to hire.
in Mr. i. 20 [misthotos 3040] hired servant.
in Lu. 17. 19 [misthios 3036] hired servant.
iu Ac. 28. 30 [misthoma 3039] hired place, [servant.
HIEELING, in Jo. 10. 12, 13 [misthotos 3040] hired
HIS (own, ownself, several, proper), is generally
hautou, and gen. of autos [788], but in Mt. 9. i ; 22. 5 ,
25. 14, 15, Mr. 15. 20, Lu. 2. 3 ; 6. 44 ; 10. 34, Jo. i. it t,
41 ; 4- 44 ; 5- 18, 43 ; 7. 18 ; 8. 44; 10. 3, 4 ; 13. i ; 15. ig ;
16. 32 ; 19. 27, Ac. T. 7, 25 ; 2. 6; 4. 32 ; 13. 36 ; 20. 28 ;
24. 23 ; 28. 30, Eo. 8. 32 ; 14. 4, 5, i Co. 3. 8 f ; 6. 18 ; 7.
4. 7. 37; g. 7 ; ". 21; 15. 23, 38, Ga. 6. 5, I Ti. 3. 4, s;
5. 8 ; «. 15, 2 Tl. I. g, He. 4. 10 ; 7. 27 ; 9. 12 ; 13. 12, Ja.
I. 14, 2 Pe. 2. 16, 22 [idios 2255] one's own proper.
in Lu. II. 21 ; 12. 47 ; 13. ig ; 14. 26* ; 15. 5, 20; 16.
5 ; 19. 13, Eo. 4. 19 ; 5^ 8 ; 8. 3, I Co. 7. 2, 37 ; 10. 24, 2
Co. 3. 13, Ga. 6. 4, 8, Ep. 5. 28, 29, 33, Ph. 2. 4, i Th. 2.
II, 12 ; 4. 4, 2 Th. 2. 6, Ee. 10. 7 [heautou 1330] his own.
HITHEE (come), in Mt. 8. 29; 14. 18; 17. 17 ; 22. 22,
Mr. II. 3, Lu. g, 41 ; 14. 21 ; 19, 27, Jo, 6, 25 ; 20, 27,
Ac, 9. 21, Ee, 4. I ; 11, 12 [ho-de 5059] hither, here,
in Jo, 4, 5, 16, Ac, 17, 6 ; 25, 17 [entha-de 1646] hither,
here, there, [reach),
in Ee, 17, i ; 21, 9 [deuro 1090] hither, (See Call, .
HITHBETO, in Jo, 5, 17 ; 16, 24 [heos arti 688] tiU
just now.
in Eo. 1. 13 [achri tou deuro 831] until the present.
in I Co. 3. 2 [oupo 3381] not yet. (up.
HOISE IIP, in Ac 27. 4 [ep-airo 1761] to take or lift
HOLD, in Ac. 4. 3 [teresis 4615] a keep, ward.
in Ee. 18. 2 [phulake 4927] a guard, ward, watch, prison.
HOLD (by, fast, forth, to, man that holdeth, be
holden up), in Mt. iz. 11 ; 14. 3 ; 26. 48, 55, 57 ; 28. g,
Mr. 3. 21 ; 6. 17 ; 7. 3, 4, 8 ; 12. 12; 14. 51, Lu. 24. 16,
Ao. 2. 24 ; 3. II, Col. 2. 19, 2 Th. 2. 15, ^e. 4. 14 ; 6. iS,

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Ee. 2. I, 13, 14, IS, 25 ; 3. II ; 7. 1 ; 20. 2 [krateo 2701]
to lay hold on.
in Mt. 21, 26, Ph, 2, 29, T Ti, i, 19 ; 3, g, 2 Ti. i. 13
[echo 2083] to have, hold.
_ iu Eo. I. 18 ; 7. 6, I Th. 5, 21, He, 3, 6, 14 ; 10. 23
ikat-echo 2532] to hold fast or down,
in Lu, 22, 63 [sun-echo 4457] to hold together,
in Ph, 2, 16 [ep-echo 1800] to hold upon or also,
in Mt, 6, 24, Lu, 16, 13, Tit, i, g [ant-echomai 443]
to hold over against,
iu Lu, 20, 20, 26 ; 23, 26, I Ti, 6. 12, 19 [epi-lambano
mai 18,12] to take hold upon.
in Mt. 12. 14 [lambano 2771] to take hold.
in Mr. 15. i [poieo 3766] to do, make, work,
iu Ac. 14. 4 [eimi 1398] to be.
irt^o. 14. 4 [histemi 2303] to be caused to stand firm.
in Eo. 3. 3 [tereo 4614] to keep.
(See also Peace, reputation, suspense).
Sole, in Mt. 8, 20, Lu, 9. 58 [pholeos 4943] hole,
(burrow, [set apart or holy,
HOLIEST (of all), in He, 9, 8 ; 10, 19 [hagion 32] place
in He, g, 3 [hagion hagion 32] holy of holies,
HOLILY, in i Th, 2, 10 [hosios 3351] kindly,
HOLINESS, (See Become),
in Ro, 6, ig, 22, I Th, 4, 7, i Ti, 2, 15, He, 12, 14
[hagiasmos 31] separation, holiness.
in Eo. I. 4, 2 Co. 7. I, I Th. 3. 13 [hagiosune 34]
separation, holiness.
in He. 12. 10 [hagiotes 33] separation, holiness.
in Lu. I. 75, Bp. 4. 24 [hoaiotea 3352] kindness.
in Ac. 3. 12 [eusebeia 2043] good piety, reverence.
HOLY (one, place, thing, be), iu Mt. i. t8, 20 ; 3. 11 ;
4-« ; 7- 6 ; 12, 32 ; 24, 15 ; 25, 31 ; 27. 53 ; 28, ig, Mr, i,
8, 24", 3, 29; 6, 20; 8, 38; 12, 36; 13, II, Lu, I, 15, 35 t,
411 49. 67. 70. 72 ; 2, 23, 25, 26 ; 3, 16, 22 ; 4, I, 34 ; 9, 26 ;
,11, 13; 12. 10, 12, Jo, I, 33; 7, 39; 14, 26 ; 17, IT ; 20,
22, Ac, I, 2, s. 16 ; 2, 4, 33, 38 ; 3, 14, 21 ; 4, 8, 27, 30, 31 ;
5- 3. 32 ; 6. 3, 5, 13 ; 7. 33, SI, 55 ; 8. 15, 17, 18, ig ; g.
17. 31 ; 10. 22, 38, 44, 45, 47; II. IS, 16, 24; 13. 2, 4, 9,
52 ; 15. 8, 28 ; 16. 6 ; 19. 2 £, 6 ; 20. 23, 28 ; 21. it, 28 ; 28.
25, Eo. I. 2; 5. 5 ; 7. 12; 9. I ; II. T6t; 12. i ; 14. 17 ;
15. 13, 16 ; 16. 16, I Co. 2, 13 ; 3, 17 ; 6, ig ; 7. 14, 34 ;
12, 3; 16, 20, 2 Co, 6, 6; 13, 12, 14, Ep, I, 4, 13; 2, 21 ;
3- 5 ; 4. 30 ; 5. 27. Col. I. 22 ; 3, 12 ; I Th, I, 5, 6 ; 4, 8,
27 ; 5, 26, 2 Ti, I, 9, 14, Tit, 3, 5, He, 2, 4 ; 3, i, 7 ; 6, 4 ;
9, 8 ; 10, 15, I Pe, n 12, 15, t6; 2, 5, 9 ; 3, s, 2 Pe. i. 18,
21 1; 2. 21; 3. 2, II ; I Jo. 2. 20 ; 5. 7, Ju. 20 t, Ee. 3.
7 ; 4. 8 ; 6. TO ; 11. 2 ; 14. to ; 18. 20 ; 20. 6 ; 21. 2, 10 ; 22.
6, II, 19 [hagios 32] set apart, holy.
in He. 9. 12, 24, 25 [hagion 32] place set apart or holy.
in Ee. 22. 11 [hagiazo 30] to set apart, make or declare
holy, hallow,
in Ac, 2, 27 ; 13, 35, i Ti. 2. 8, Tit. i. 8, He. 7. 26, Ee.
15. 4 [hosios 3351) Wnd,
in I Co, 9, 13, 2 Ti, 3, 15 [hlera 2266] priestly,
HOLYDAY, in Col, 2, 16 [heorte 1752] feast, festival.
HOME (at, be at, keeper at, one's own), in Mt. 5. 19,
Lu. 15. 6, I Co. II. 34; 14. 35, I Ti. 5. 14 [oikos 3225]
house, household (excluding servants). [servants).
in Mt. 8. 6 [oikia 3214] house, household (including
in Tit. 2. s [oik-ouros 3228] one keeping the house.
in I Ti. 5. 4 [idios oikos 2255] one's own proper house,
in 2 Co. 5. 6 [en-demeo 1619] to be among the public.
HONEST (thing. See also Eeport), in Lu. 18. 15,
Eo. 12. 17, 2 Co. 8. 21 ; 13. 7, I Pe. 2. 12 [kalos 2375]
right. in Ph. 4. 8 [semnos 4146] venerable,- reverential, grave.
HONESTLY, in Eo, 13. 13, i Th. 4. 12 [eu-s(iiemon6s
2o^g] in a well-fashioned manner, becomingly.
in He. 13. 18 [kalos 2378] weU.
HONESTY, in i Ti. 2. 2 [semnotes 4147] veneration,
reverence, gravity.
HONEY (comb), in Mt. 3. 4, Mr. 1. 6, Ee. 10. 9, 10
[meli 2g33] honey.
in Lu. 24. 42 [melissiou kerion 25g3] honey comb.
HONOUE (without), in Jo. 4. 44, Ac, 28. 10, Eo. 2. 7,
10 ; 9. 21 ; 12. 10 ; 13. 7, i Co. 12. 23, 24, Col. 2. 23, i Th.
4. 4, I Ti. I. 17 ; 5. 17 ; 6. I, 16, 2 Ti. 2. 20, 21, He. 2. 7.
9 ; 3. 3 ; 5. 4. 1 Pe. I. 7 ; 3. 7, 2 Pe. i, 17, Ee, 4, 9, 11 ; 5,
12, 13 ; 7, 12 ; ig, I ; 21, 24, 26 [time 4620] honour,
in Jo, 5, 41, 44 « ; 8, 54, 2 Co, 6, 8, Ee, 19, 7 [doxa 1281]
glory, [dishonoured.
in Mt. 13. 57, Mr. 6. 4 [a-timos 762] without honour,
HONOUE (to), in Mt. 15. 4, 5, 8 ; 19. 19, Mr, 7, 6, 10 ;

10, 19, Lu, t8, 20, Jo, 5, 23/; 8, 49 ; 12, 26, Ac, 28, 10,
Ep, 6, 2, I Ti. 5. 3, I Pe. 2. 17 1 [timao 4619] to honour.
in Jo. 8, 54 1, 1 Co, 12, 26 [doxazo 1282] to glorify,
HONOUEABLE (less), in Mr, 15, 43, Ac, 13, 50; 17,
12 [eu-schemon 2050'Well-faMhioned,
in Lu, 14, 8 [en-tiraos 1675] in honour, honoured.
in I Co. 4. 10 [en^d'oxos 1624] in glory, glorious.
in I Co, 12, 23 [a-timos 762] without honour, dishonour,
in He, 13, 4 [timios 4621] honourable,
HOOK, in Mt, 17, 27 [agkistron 36] hook,
HOPE (have), in' Ac. 2. 26 ; 16. 19 ; 23. 6 ; 24. 15 ; 26.
6, 7 ; 27. 20 ; 28. 20, Eo. 4. iSt; 5. 2, 4, 5 ; 8. 20, 24 th ;
12. 12; 15. 4, 13 f, I Co. 9. TO th; 13. 13, 2 Co, I, 7; 3.
12 ; 10, 15, Ga, 5, 5, Ep, i, 18 ; 2, 12 ; 4, 4, Ph, i, 20,
Col, I. 5, 23, 27, I Th, I, 3 ; 2, ig ; 4. 13 ; s. 8, 2 Th. 2.
t6, I Ti. 1. 1, Tit. I. 2 ; 2. n; 3. 7,. He, 3, 6 ; 6, it, 18 ;
7, 19, I Pe, T, 3, 21 ; 3, 35, iJo, 3; 3 [elpis 1564] hope,
in I Co, 15, ig [eimi elpizo 1563] to be hoping,
HOPE (for, for again, thing hoped for), in Lu, 6. 34 ;
23, 8, Ac, 24, 26 ; 26, 7, Eo, 8, 24, 25, I Co, 13, 7, 2 Co,
8, s, Ph, 2. 23, I Ti, 3, 14, He, 11, i, i Pe, i, 13 [elpizo
1563] to hope,
in Lu, 6, 35 [ap-elpizo 526] to hope away from,
HOEN, iu Lu, I, 69, Ee. 5. 6 ; g. 13 ; 12, 3 ; 13, 1 1, 11 ;
17, 3, 7. 12, 16 [keras 2579] horn.
HOESE, iu .fa. 3, 3, Ee, 6, 2, 4, s, 8 ; 9, 7, g, 17 1; 14,
20; 18, T3 ; 19, IT, 14, t8, ig, 21 [hippos 2294] horse,
HOESEMAN, in Ac, 23, 23, 32 [hippeus 2292] horseman,
in Ee, g, 16 [hippikon 2293] of cavalry,
HOSANNA, in Mt, 21, g, 15, Mr, it, 9, to, Jo, 12, 13
[hosanna 5090] hosanna ! save now,
HOSPITALITY (given to, lover of, use), in EO, 12, 13
[philo-xenia 4878] loving to lodge strangers,
in I Ti, 3, 2, Tit. i. 8, i Pe. 4. g [philo-xenos 4879] oue
loving to lodge strangers. [all.
HOST, in Lu. to. 35 [pan-docheus 3441] one receiving
in'Eo. 16. 23 [xenos 3179] lodging-keeper, host.
HOST, in Lu, 2, 13, Ac, 7, 42 [stratia 4295] army, host,
HOT, in Ee, 3, 15, 16 [zestos 2087] fervent, (See also
SearX HOTJE (in the, that, same, apace of half an, unto
thia -present)) in Mt, 8, 13 ; g, 22 ; to, 19 ; 15, 28 ; 17,
18 ; 20, 3, s, 6, 9, 12 ; 24. 36, 42, 44, 50-; 25, 13 ; 26, 40,
45. 55 ; 27. 45 *. 46, Mr. 13. 11, 32 ; 14. 35, 37, 41 ; 15. 25,
33^. 34) Lu, 7. 21 ; TO. 21 ; 12. 12, 39, 40, 46 ; 20, ig ; 22,
14. 53. 5g ; 23. 44 1 ; 24, 33, Jo, i, 39 ; 2, 4 ; 4, 6, 21, 23,
52 1, S3 ; 5, 25, 28 ; 7, 30 ; 8, 20 ; IT, 9 ; 12, 23, 27 t ; 13,
I ; t6, 21, 32 ; 17, I ; ig, 14, 27, Ac, 2, 15 ; 3, i ; 5, 7 ; lo,
3. 9. 3° * ; 16, 18, 33 ; ig, 34 ; 22, 13 ; 23, 23, I Co, 4, IT ;
15. 30, Ga. 2. s, Ee. 3. 3, 10 ; 9. 15 ; it. 13 ; 14. 7 ; 17.
12 ; 18. TO, 17, ig [hora 5086] hour.
in Ee. 8. i [hemi-orion 2136] half an hour.
in I Co. 8. 7 [heos arti 688] until juat now.
HOUSE (goodman, master of, of one's own, thy, they
which are of the), in Mt. g. 6, 7 ; to. 6 ; it. 8 ; 12. 4, 44 ;
15. 24 ; 21. 13 1 ; 23. 38, Mr. 2. i, it, 26 ; 3. 19 ; 5. 38 ; 7,
Ty, 30; 8, 3, 26 ; 9, 28 ; 11, 17 (, Lu, i, 23, 27, 33, 40, 56,
69 ; 2, 4 ; 5, 24, 25 ; 6, 4 ; 7, 10 ; 8, 39, 41 ;g, 6t ; 10, 5,
38 ; IT, 17 «, 24 ; 12. 39, 52; 13, 35 ; 14, i, 23; t6, 4, 27;
18, 14 ; ig, 5, 9, 46 1; 22. 54, Jo. 2. 16 1, 17 ; 7. 53 ; 11.
20, Ac. 2. 2, 36, 46 1 ; 5. 42 ; 7. TO, 2D, 42, 47, 49 ; 8. 3 ;
10. 2, 22, 30 ; II. 12, 13, 14 ; 16. 15, 31, 34 ; t8. 8 ; ig. 16 ;
20. 20 1 ; 2T. 8, Eo. 16. 5, I Co. 16, ig, Col, 4, 15, i Ti, 3,
4, 5, 12, 15, 2 Ti, I, 16, Tit, Ti IT, Phm, 2, He, 3. 2, 3, 4,
S, 6t; 8. St, to; io. 21; 11. 7, i Pe. 2. 5 ; 4. 17 [oikos
3225] house, household (excluding servants).
in Mt. 2. IT ; 5. 16 ; 7. 24, 25. 26-, 27 ; 3. 14 ; g. 10, 23,
28 ; TO. 12, 13, 14 ; 12. 25, zgt ; 13, i, 36, 57 ; 17. 25 ; 19,
29 ; 23, 14 ; 24, 17, 43 ; 26, 6, Mr. i. 29 ; 2. 15 ; 3. 25 1,
2jt; 6. 4, 10 ; 7. 24 ; g. 33 ; 10. 10, 2g, 30 ; 12. 40 ; 13.
15 '. 34. 35 ; '4. 3. Lu. 4. 38 ; 5. 29 ; 6. 48 *. 49 * ; 7. 6, 36.
37. 44 ; 8. 27. 51 ; 9. 4 ; 10. 5, 7 iA ; 15. 8, 25 ; 17. 31 ; t8.
2g; 20. 47; 22. 10, TI, Jo. 4. 53; 8. 35; II. 31; 12. 3;
14. 2, Ac. 4. 34 ; 9. II, 17 ; 10. 6, 17, 32 ; 11. 11 ; 12. 12 ;
16. 32 ; 17. 5 ; 18. 7 i, I Co. IT. 22 ; t6. is, 2 Co. 5. i f, i
Ti. s. 13 *, 2 Ti. 2. 20 ; 3. 6. 3 Jo. TO [oilda 3214] house,
household (including servants).
in 2 Co. 5. 2 [oiketerion 3213] dwelling place.
iu Mt. 26. 18 [pros se 43og] toward or with thee,
in Ac, 16, i4"[pan-oiki 3443] all the household,
in Ac, T Ti. 5. 8 [oikeios 3208] of the house.
inMt. 10. 25; 20. 11; 24. 13, Mr. 14. 14, Lu. 12. 3g;
13. 25 ; 14. 21 ; 22. IT [oiko-despotes 3217] master of the
house. (See also All, guide, hired, store).

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DICTIONAEY OP EIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

HOUSE-TOP, in Mt. lo. 27 ; 24. 17, Mr. 13. 15, Lu, 5,
ig ; 12, 3 ; 17, 31, Ac. 10, g [doma 1321] building, house
top, HOUSEHOLD (of the, they of the, servant), in Ao,
16, IS, I Co, I, 16, 2 Ti, 4, 19 [oikos 3225] house, house
hold, in Mt, 10, 25, 36 [oiklakos 3215] of the household,
in Ga, 6. to. Ep, 2, ig [oikeios 3208] of the household,
; in Ac, 10, 7 [oiketes 3210] household servant,
in Ph, 4, 22 [oikia 3214] household, [care, service,
in Mt, 24, 45, Lu, 12, 42 [therapeia 2igi] attendance,
HOUSEHOLDEE, in Mt, 13, 27, 52; 20, 1; 21, 33
[oiko-despotes 3217] master of the house,
HOW (is it, is it that, great, long, many, muoh, that),
in Mt, 6. 28 ; 7, 4 ; 10, 19 ; 12, 4, 26, 29, 34 ; 16, 11 ; 21,
20 ; 22, 12, 43, 45 ; 23, 33 ; 26, 54, Mr, 2, 26 ; 3, 23 ; 4, 13,
40 ; 5, 16 ; 8, 21 ; g, 12 ; 10, 23, 24 ; n, iS ; 12, 35, 41 ;
14, I, IT, Lu, I, 34 ; 6, 42 ; 8, t8 ; 10, 26 ; 11, 18 ; 12, 11,
27, so, 56 ; 14, 7 ; t8, 24 ; 20, 41, 44 ; 22, 2, 4, Jo, 3, 4, g,
12 ; 4, 9 ; 5, 44, 47 ; 6, 42, 52 ; 7, 15 ; 8, 33 ; 9, 10, 15, 16,
19, 26 ; II, 36 ; 12, 34 ; 14, 5, g, Ac, 2, 8 ; 4, 21 ; 8, 31 ;
g. 27 t ; II, 13 ; 12. 17 ; 15. 36, Eo. 3. 6 ; 4. 10 ; 6. 2 ; 8.
32 ; TO. 14 th, 15, I Co, 3, 10 ; 7, 32, 33, 34 ; 14, 7, 9, 16 ;
15. 12, 35, 2 Co. 3. 8, Ga. 4, g. Col, 4. 6, I Th. I, g ; 4, I,
2 Th, 3, 7, I Ti, 3. 5, 13, He, 2, 3, i Jo, 3, 17 ; 4, 20, Ee,
3, 3 [pos 4062] how,
in Mt, 6, 23 ; 7, TI ; to, 25 ; 12, 12; 15, 34 ; 16. 9, 10 ;
27. 13, Mr. 6. 38 ; 8, s, ig, 20; 9, 21 ; 15, 4, Lu, 11, 13 ;
12, 24, 28; 15, 17; 16, 5, 7, Ac, 21, 20, Eo, IT, 12, 24,
Phm, 16, He, 9, 14 ; 10, 29 [posos 3815] how great, long,
many, much,
in Mt, 12, s ; 16, 12, 21, Lu, i, 58 ; 7, 22 ; 21, 5, Jo, 4,
I ; 12, 19 ; 14, 28 ; Ac, 7, 25 ; 13. 32 ; .14, 27 ; 15, 7 ; 20,
35 1, Eo, 7, I, I Co, I, 26 ; TO, I ; 15, 3, 2 Co, 8, 2 ; 12, 4 ;
13, s, Ga, I, 13 ; 4, 13, Ep, 3, 3, Phm, ig. He, 12, 17, Ja,
2. 22, 24, Ju, 5, 18, Ee, 2, 2 [hoti 3364] that,
in Mr, 4, 27 ; 12, 26, Lu, 6, 4 ; 8, 47 ; 22, 61 ; 23, 55 ;
24, 6, 35, Ac, TO, 28, 38 ; II, 16 ; 20, 20, Eo, 10, 15 ; n,
2, 33, 2 Co. 7. 15, Ph. I. 8, I Th. 2. TO, TI [hos 5089] how.
in Mr. 5. ig, 20, Lu. 8. 39, Ac. g. 13, t6, 2 Ti. i. 18,
He, 8. 6 [hosos 3355] how great, many, much.
in Mt. 18. 12, Mr. 2. 16, Lu. i. 62 ; 2. 4g ; 16. 2 ; Jo.
14. 22, Ac. 5. g, I Co. 7. t6 ; 14. 26, Bp. 6. 21 [tis 4627]
what, how. [3313] how that.
in Mt. 12. 14 ; 22. 15, Mr. 3. 6, Lu. 24. 20 [hopos
in Ac. 15. 14 [kathSs 2342] according as.
in Mt. 17. 17 t, Mr. g. ig t, Lu. 9. 41, Jo. 10. 24, Ee. 6.
10 [heos pote 2084] until when.
in I Co. 6. 3 [meti ge 2gg9] not any thing then.
in Ph. 2. 23 [ta peri ace. 3621] the things about or con
cerning. (See also Go, great, large, oft, often).
HOWBEIT, in Jo. 7. 27, Ac. 7. 48, i Co. 8. 7 ; 14. 20 ;
15. 46, Ga. 4. 8, I Ti. I. 16, He. 3. 16 [alia 208] otherwise,
in Jo. 7. 13 [men-toi 2943] yet indeed. [but, save.
. HOWL, in Ja. 5. i [ololuzo 3256] to howl, yeU.
; HUMBLE, in Ja. 4. 6, i Pe. 5. 5 [tapeinos 4547] low.
HUMBLE (oneself), in Mt. t8. 4 ; 23. 12, Lu. 14. ii ;
18. 14, 2 Co. 12. 21, Ph. 2. 8, Ja. 4. 10, 1 Pe. 5. 6 [tapeinoo
4550] to lower.
HUMBLENESS (of mind), in Col. 3, 12 [tapeino-phro-
sune 4548] lowliness of mind, [ness,
HUMILIATION, in Ac, 8, 33 [tapeinosis 4551] lowli-
HUMILITY (of mind), in Ao, 20, ig, CoL 2, 18, 23, i
Pe, 5, 5 [tapeino-phrosune 4548] lowliness of mind,
HUNDEED (two, three, four, flve, six, years old), in
Mt, 18, 12, 28, Mr, 4, 8, 20, Lu, 15, 4 ; 16, 6, 7, Jo, ig,
3g; 21, II, Ac, I, 15, Ee, 7, 4 ; 14. i, 3 ; 21, 17 [hekaton
1430] hundred.
in Mr, 6. 27 ; 21, 8, Jo, 6, 7, Ac. 23, 23 * ; 27, 27, Ee,
II. 3 ; 12. 6 [dia-kosioi 11.35] two hundred.
in M;r. 14. 5, Jo. 12. s [tria-kosioi 4664] three hundred.
in Ac. s. 36 ; 7- 6 ; 13. 20, Ga. 3. 17 [tetra-kosioi 4602]
four hundred.
in Lu. 7. 41, 1 Co. 15. 6 [penta-kosioi 3610] five hundred.
in Ee. 13. 8 ; 14. 20 [hexa-kosioi 1702] six hundred.
I in Eo. 4. 19 [hekatona-etes 1431]. (See also Thousand).
HUNDEEDFOLD, in Mt. ig. 29, Mr, 10, 30, Lu, 8, 8
(hekatonta-plasiSn 1432] himdredtold,
in Mt, 13, 8, 23 [hekaton 1430] hundred, [2820] famine.
HUNGEE, in Lu. is. 17, 2 Co. ir. 27, Ee. 6. 8 [llmoa
HUNGEE (be an -ed), m Mt. 4. 2 ; 5. 6 ; 12. i, 3 ; 21.
18 ; 23. 35, 37, 42, 44, Mr. 2. 25, Lu. 4. 2 ; 6. 3, 21, 25 t,
Jo. 6. 35, Eo. 12. 20) I Co. 4. 11 ; II, 34, Ee, 7. 16 [peinao
3592] to hunger, be hungry.

HUNGRY (very, be), in Mr, 11, 12, Lu, i, 53, i Co.
II, 21, Ph, 4, 12 [peinao 3sg2] to hunga-, be hungry.
in Ao. 10. .10 [pros-peinos 3969] very hungiy.
HUET, in Ac. 27. 10 [hubns 4709] insult.

in Re. g. ig [a-dikeo 80] to do or treat unjustly.
HUET (to), in Lu. 10. 19, Re. 2. 11 ; 6. 6 ; 7. 2, 3 ; 1
4, TO ; 11.5 [a-dikeo 80] to do or treat unjustly.

in Mr. 16. 18, Lu. 4. 35 [blapto 89g] to hurt.
in Ac. 18. 20 [kakoo 2365] to do evil.
HURTFUL, in i Ti. 6. g [blaberoa 898] hurtfuL
HUSBAND (love one's, which hath an), in Mt. 1. 16,
ig, Mr. 10. 12, Lu. 2. 36 ; 16. 18, Jo. 4. 16, 17*, iSt, Ac.
5. g, 10, Eo. 7. 2 th, 3 1, I Co. 7. 2, 3 S, 4 1, 10, 1 1 i, 13, 14 «,
t6, 34, 3g t i 14. 35, 2 Co. II. 2, Ga. 4. 27, Ep. 5. 22, 23,
24, 25, 33, Col. 3. 18, ig, I Ti. 3. 2, 12, Tit. i. 6 ; 2. 5, i
Pe. 3. I, 5, 7, Ee. 21. 2 [aner 408] man, male, husband.
in Ro. 7. 2 [hup-andros 4729] under a husband.
in Tit. 2. 4 [phil-andros 4864] loving one's husband.
HUSBANDMAN, in Mt. 21. 33, 34, 35, 38, 40, 41, Mr.
12. I, 2 t, 7, 9, Lu. 20. 9, 10 1, 14, 16, Jo. 15. I, 2 H. 2. 6,
Ja. 5. 7 [georgos 989] a worker of the ground.
HtrSBANDEY, in i Co. 3. 9 [georgion 988] work of
the ground. [tree).
HUSK, in Lu. 15. 16 [keration 2580] husk (of the caret
HYMN, ia Ep. 5. 19, Col. 3. 16 [humnos 4725] hymn.
(See also Sing).
HYPOCEISY (without), in Mt. 23. 28, Mr. 12. 15, Lu.
12. I, I Ti. 4. 2, I Pe. 2. I [hupo- crisis 4781] hypocrisy.
in Ja. 3. 17 [an-upo-orisis 472] unhypocriticaL
HYPOCEITE, in Mt. 6. 2, 5, 16 ; 7. 5 ; 15. 7 ; 16. 3 ;
22. 18 ; 23. 13, 14, 15, 23, 25, 27, 29 ; 24. 51, Mr. 7. 6, Lu.
6. 42 ; II. 44 ; 12. 56 ; 13. 15 [hiipo-krites 4782] hypocrite.
HYSSOP, in Jo. 19. 29, He. 9. 19 [hussopos 4812]
hyssop.

I, in Mt. 3. 11, 14 i 5. 22, 28, 32, 34, 39, 44 ; 8. 7, 9 ; 10.
16 ; II. 10; 12. 27, 28; 14. 27 ; t8. 33 ; 20. 15,22 t, 23 ; 21.
27. 30 ; 22. 32 ; 23. 34 ; 24. 5 ; 25. 27 ; 26. 22, 25, 33, 39 ;
28. 20, Mr. I. 2, 8 ; 6. 16, 50 ; 9. 25 ; lo. 38 t, 39 t ; 11. 33 ;
12. 26 ; 13. 6 ; 14. ig t, 2g, 36, 58, 62, Lu. 1. 18, 19 ; 3. 16 ;
7. 8, 27 ; 8. 46; 9. 9 « ; 10. 3, 35 ; ii, ig ; 15, 17; 19, 22,
23 ; 20, 8 ; 21, 8, 15 ; 22, 27, 32, 70 ; 23, 14 ; 24, 39, 4g,
Jo, I, 20, 23, 26, 27, 30, 31 ; 3, 28 ; 4, 14, 26, 32, 38 ; 5, 7,
30. 31. 34. 3^ *. 43. 45 ; 6, 20, 35, 40, 41, 44, 48, 51 th, 54,
63. 70 ; 7- 7. 8, 17, 2g, 34, 36 ; 8. II, 12, 14, IS, 16 t, 18,
21 t, 22, 23 t, 24, 28, 2g, 38, 42, 43, 49, so, 54, 55, 58 ; 9,
9. 39 ; 1°. 7. 9. 1°. II. 14, 17, 18, 2S, 30, 34 i IT. 25, 27,
42 ; 12. 26, 46, 47, 49, so ; 13. 7, 14, 15, t8, 19, 26, 33 ;
14. 3. 4. 6, 10 t, IT, 12 t, 14, 16, ig, 20, 21, 27, 28; 15. I,
5. 10, 14, 16, ig, 20, 26 ; t6. 4, 7 t, t6, 17, 26, 27, 33; 17.
4. 9. ". 12, 14 t, t6, ig, 22, 23, 24, 25 ; 18. s, 6, 8, 20«, 21,
26, 35. 37 *. 38 ; ig. 6, Ao, 7, 7, 32 ; g. 5, 10, 16 ; 10, 20,
21 ; TI, 5, 17 ; 13, 25, 33, 41 ; 17, 3, 23 ; 18, 6, 10, 15 ;
20, 22, 25, 26, 29; 21, 13, 39 ; 22, 3, 8 *, ig, 21, 28 t ; 23.
T, 6 « ; 24, 21 ; 25, 18, 20, 25 ; 26, g, 10, 15 * ; 28, 17, Eo,
7, 9 *, 14, 17, 20 t, 24, 25 ; 10, 19 ; II, I, 13, 19 ; 12, 19 ;
14. II ; 15. 14 ; 16. 4, 22, I Co, I, 12/; 2, 3; 3, I, 4 *, 6;
4. TS ; 5. 3 ! 6. 12 ; 7. TO, 12, 28 ; 9. 6, 15, 26 ; 10. 30 1 ;
II. 23 ; 15, 9, 10, II ; 16, 10, 2 Co, I. 23 ; 2, 2,10 C; 10, i ;
IT. 23, 29; 12. II, 13, 15, 16, Ga. I. 12 ; 2. ig, 20 ; 4. 12 ;
5. 2, TO, II ; 6. 17, Ep. 3. I ; 4. i; 5, 32, Ph, 3, 4*, 13; 4.
II, CoL I. 23, 25, I Th, 2. 18, I Ti, I, II, 15 ; 2, 7, 2 Ti,
I, IT ; 4, I, 6, Tit, I, 3, 5, Phm, 13, ig t, 20, He, 1,5*;
2. 13 * ; 5. 5 ; 10. 30 ; 12. 26, 1 Pe. I. 16, 2 Pe. i, 17, 2 Jo.
1 1, 3 Jo. 1, Ee, I, 8, g, 11, 17 ; 2, 22, 23 ; 3, g, ig ; c, 4;
'^¦. 'i,x'' ^' * * > ^=' 8. 13. 16 * [ego 1362] I, I myself.
in Mt. 2. 8 ; 10. 32, 33 ; n. 28 ; 16. 18 ; 21. 24 t ; 26.
IS, Mr. II. 29, Lu. 2. 48, II. 9; 16. 9 ; 20. 3 ; 22. 29, Jo.
I- 31. 33. 34 ; S. 17 ; 6. 56, 57 ; 8. 26 ; 10. 15, 27, 28, 38 ;
12. 32 ; 14. 20 ; 15. 4, 5, 9 ; 17. 18, 21, 26 ; 20. 15, 21, Ac.
10. 26 ; 22. 13, ig, Ro. 3. 7 ; II, 3, 1 Co, 2, I ; 7, 8, 40 ;
10, 33 ; II, I ; 16, 14, 2 Co. 6. 17 ; 11. 18, 21, 22 th ; 12.
20, Ga, 4.i2t ; 6, 14, Bp, i, 15, Ph, 2, ig, 28, He, 8, 9,
Ja, 2. 18 1, Re. 2. 6, 27 ; 3, 10, 21 [kago 2313] and I, I
IDLE, in Mt, 12, 36 ; 20, 3, 6 «, 1 Ti, 5, 13 t [argosfiso]
idle, useless, (See also Tale), = J ^ s 0 j
IDOL (temple, meat or thing oifered In sacriflce to),
m Ac, 7, 41 ; 15, 40, Ro, 8, 22, 1 Co, 8, 4, 7 ; lo, 19 ; 12
i3l6]''idoi, "'¦ ' ''''¦ '¦ '¦ ' '°- =• "' »«• l^oll^oloi

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in Ac, 15, 29 ; 21, 5, I Oo, 8, 1,4, 7, 10 ; 10, ig, 28, Ee,
¦i. 14, 20 [eidolo-thuton 1383] idol sacriflce,
in I Co, S, 10 [eidoleion 1382] place of idols,
IDOLATEE, in I Co, 5. 10, ii ; 6, 9; 10, 7, Ep, 5, s,
Ee, 21, 8 ; 22, 15 [eidolo-latres 1385] idol worshipper,
idolater, IDOLATEY (wholly ^ven to), in i Co, 10, 14, Ga. 5.
20, Col. 3. s, I Pe. 4. 3 [eidolo-latreia 1384] idol worship,
idolatry. in Ac. 17. 16 [kat-eidolos 2522] wholly idolatrous.
IF (any, aught, so, so be that, peradventure, yet), in
Mt. 4. 3; 14. 28 ; 27. 40, 43, Mr. i. 40 ; it. 32, Lu. 4. 3 ;
10. 6 ; 23. 35, 39, Jo. I. 25 ; 10. 24 ; 15. 18 ; 19. 12, Ao. 5.
39, 1 Co. 15. 19, Ga. 4. 7, He. 4. 3, 5, i Jo. 2. 19 ; 3. 13,
&c. [ei or ean 1377] if.
iu Mt. 16. 24, Mr. 4, 23 ; 7. 16 ; 8. 23 ; g. 22, 35, Lu.
14. 26 ; 19. 8, Ac. 24. 19, 20 ; 25. 5, Eo. 13. g, i Co. 3. 14,
15, 17, 18 ; 7. 12 ; 14. 37 ; t6. 22, 2 Co. 2. 10 ; 5. 17 ; 7.
14 ; 10. 7 ; II. 20/, Ga. i. g. Ph. 2. i (ft ; 3. 4, 15 ; 4. 8, 2
Th. 3. 10, I Ti. I. TO ; 3. T ; 5. 16 ; 6. 3, Tit. i. 6, Ja. i.
23; 3. 2, I Pe. 3. I ; 4. II t, 2 Jo. TO, Ee, it, 5 ; 13, 9 ;
14. 9 [ei tis 1377) if any one or anything, "
in 2 Co, 5, 3, Ga, 3, 4, Ep, 3, 2 ; 4, 21, CoL i, 23 [ei ge
1377] if indeed, if at least, [be,
in Eo, 8, g, 17, I Co, 15. is. i Pe, 2, 3 [ei per 1377] if so
in 2 TL 2, 25 [me-pote 3013I lest at any time,
IGNOEINCE, in Ac, 3, 17 ; 17, 30, Bp, 4, 18, i Pe, i,
14 [a-guoia 44] ignorance, want of knowing,
in I Pe, 2, 15 [a-gnosia 48] ignorauce,
IGNOEANT (be), in Eo, i, 13 ; 10. 3 ; 11. 25, i Co. 10.
I ; 12. I ; 14. 38, 2 Co. I. 8 ; 2. n, i Th. 4. 13, He. 5. 2
[a-gnoed 42] uot to know.
in 2 Pe. 3. 5, 8 [lanthanS 2778] to be concealed.
in Ac. 4. 13 [idiotes 2256] private, unlearued.
IGNOEANTLY, in Ac. 17. 23, i.Tl, i, 13 [a-gnoeo 42]
not to know,
ILL, in Eo. 13. 10 [kakos 2362] evil.
ILLUMINATED (be), in He. 10. 32 [photizomai 4950]
to be enlightened.
IMAGE. (See also Express), in Mt. 22. 20, Mr. 12. 16,
Lu. 20. 24, Eo. I. 33 ; 8. 2g, I Co. n. 7 j 15- 49 i. 2 Co. 3.
18 ; 4. 4, CoL I. 15; 3. TO, He. to. i, E.e. 13. 14, 15* ; 14.
q; 15. 2; 16. 2; ig. 20; 20. 4 [eikon T3g3] resemblance,
likeness, image. [thought.
IMAGINATION, in Lu. i. 51 [dia-noia 1156] full
in Eo. I. 21 [dia-logismos 1146] reasoning, reckoning
throughout. in 2 Co. 10. 5 [logismos 2830] reasoning, reckoning.
IMAGINE, In Ac. 4. 25 [meletao 2g32] to take care for.
IMMEDIATELY, in Mt. 4. 22 ; 8. 3 ; 14. 31 ; 20. 34 ;
24. 2g ; 26. 74, Mr. I. 31, 42 ; 2. 8, 12 ; 4. s, 15, t6, 17, 29 ;
5. 2, 20 ; 6. 27, so ; 10. 52 ; 14. 43, Lu. 5. 13 ; 6. 49 ; 12.
36, Jo. 5. 9 ; 6. 21 ; 13. 30 ; 18. 27, Ac. 9. 18, 34; 16. to ;
17. 10, 14, Ga. T. t6, Ee. 4. 2 [eu-theos 2003] straightway.
in Lu. I. 64 ; 4. 3g ; 5. 25 ; 8. 44, 47 ; 13. 13 ; iS. 43 ;
IQ. II ; 22. 60, Ac. 3. 7 ; 12. 23 ; 13. 11 t6. 26 [para-
chrema 352g] along with the matter. [immediately.
in Ac. 10. 33 ; TI. It ; 21. 22 [ex-autes 1714] presently,
in Mr. i. 12, 28, Jo. 21. 3 [eu-thus 2012] straightway.
IMMOETAL, in i Ti. i. 17 [aph-thartos 805] unoor
rupted. [804] incorruptlon.
IMMOETALITY, in Eo. 2. 7, 2 Ti. i. to [aph-tharsia
in I Co. 15. 33, 54, I TL 6. 16 [a-thanasia gs] deathless-
ness. [unchangeable.
IMMUTABILITY, in He. 6. 17 [a-meta-thetos 249]
IMMUTABLE, in He. 6. 18 [a-meta-thetos 249] un
changeable. IMPART, in Lu. 3. 11, Eo. i. 11, i Th. 2. 8 [meta-
didomi 2966] to give over or away,
IMPEDIMENT (have,, .in one's speech), in Mr. 7. 32
[mogi-lalos 3051] hardly talking.
IMPENI'IBNT, in Eo. 2. 5 [a-meta-noetos 252] with
out another or new mind,
IMPLACABLE, iu Eo, i, 31 [a-spondos 729] truce-
breaker, IMPLEAD, in Ac, 19, 38 [e|-kaleo 1346] to call in,
IMPOETUNITY, in Lu, 11, 8 [an-aideia 307] want of
shamefaeedness, [be laid upon,
IMPOSED ON (be), in He, 9, 10 [epi-keimai 1838] to
IMPOSSIBLE (be), in Mt, ig, 26, Mr, lo. 27, Lu, 18,
27, He, 6, 4) 18 ; it, 6 [a-dunatos 80] unable, impossible,
in Mt, 17, 20, Lu, T, 37 [a-dunateo 88] to be unable.
Impossible, [received,
in Lu, 17, I [an-en-dektoB 391] not be accepted or

IMPOTENT (man, folk), in Jo, 5, 3, 7 [a-atheneS 716]
to be without strength,
in Ac, 4. 9 [-a-sthenes 718] without strength,
in Ac, 14, 8 [a-dunatoa 89] unable, impotent, [ward,
,1 IMPEISON, in Ac, 22, 19 [phulakizo 4928] to put into
IMPEISONMENT, in 2 Co, 6, s, He, 11, 56 [phulake
4927] guard, ward, watch,
IMPUTE, in Eo, 4, 6, 8, 11, 22, 23, 24, 2 Co, 5, ig, Ja,
2, 23 [logizomai 2826] to reckon,
in Eo, 5, 13 [el-logeomai 1562] to be laid in, imputed,
IN (among, every, unto, the day of, time of, behalf
of, aight of, stead, that, that they), in Mt, i, 20 ; 2, i,
2, &c, [en 1604] in,
in Mt, 2, 23 ; 4, 13 ; to, g, 27, 41 1, 42 ; 12, 18 ; 13, 30,
33 ; 15, 17 ; 18, 6, 20 ; 26, 27 ; 27, 51 ', 28, ig, Mr, i, 9 ; 2,
I ; 5, 14, 34 ; 6, 8 ; 9, 42 ; 11, 8 i ; 13, 9, 16 ; 14, 20, 60 ;
15, 38, Lu, I, 20, 44 ; 2, 28 ; 4, 35 ; 6, 8 ; 7. i, 50 ; 8, 34*,
48 ; II. 7, 33 ; 13. 11,21; 14, 8, 10 ; 16. 8 ; 21, 4, 14, 37 ;
22, 19, Jo, I, 18 ; 2, 23 ; 3, IS, 16, 18 ; 5, 45 ; 7, 5 ; g, 7 ;
II, 25, 26, 52 ; 12, 36 ; 14, 1 ( ; 17, 23 ; 19, 13 ; 20, 7, 19,
26, Ac, 2, 27, 31 ; 4, 3; 8, 16, 23; 10, 43 ; 12. 4; 13, 29 ;
14, 14 ; 16, 24 ; 17, 21 J 18, 21 ; ig, 5, 22, 30 ; 20, 2g ; 23,
it; 24, 24; 26, 18, Eo, 8, 18; TO, 14; II, 32, I Co, I, 13,
15 ; 8, 6 ; ii, 24, 25 ; 15, 54, 2 Co, i, 5, 10, 21 ; 2, g ; 6,
I ; 8, 6, 22 ; 10, 16 ; it, 3, Ga, 2, 2, 16 ; 3. 17 ; 5, 10; 6,
4 t, Ep, I, TO ; 3, 16 ; 4, 13, Ph, 1,5:2, 16 i, 22, Col, i,
TO ; 2, 5 ; 3, TO, I Th, 3, 5 ; 4, 17, 2 Th, 2, 4, i Ti, 6, 9,
Phm, 6, He, 11, g, Ja, 3, 3, i Pe, i, 8, 21 1, 2 Pe, i, 8, 17,
I Jo, 5, 8, Ee, I, II ; 6, 15*; 11, g; 13. 6; 17. 17 [eis
1409] into, by.
in Mt. 2. 22 ; 4. 6t, to; 6. to ; 13. 14 ; 14. 8, 11 ; iS.
5, t6 ; ig. 28 ; 21. ig ; 23. 2 ; 24. 5, 30 ; 26. 64 ;'27. 2g,
43 ; 28. 18, Mr. 2. 26 ; 4. 31 1, 38 ; s- 33 ; 6- 25. 28. 55 ; 8.
4 ; 9. 37. 39 j 10. 24 ; TI. 4 ; 12. 14, 26 ; 13. 6 ; 15. I ; 21.
8, Lu. T. 47 ; 4. II, 27 ; 5. iS ; 6. 17 ; g. 48, 4g ; 11. 2 ; 17.
34 ; 18. 9 ; 21. 8, 23 ; 24. 47, Jo. 19. 13, Ac. 2. i, 19, 26,
38 ; 3. II ; 4. 17, 18 ; 5. 28, 40 ; 8. 28; 9. 42 ; ii. 28 ; 14.
3; 20. 9; 27. 20, Eo. I. 9 ; 4. t8; 5. 2 ; 8. 20; 15. 12, i
Co. 8. 5 ; g. TO i ; 13. 6, 2 Co. I. 4, g « ; 2. 3 ; 3. 14 ; 7. 4,
7, 13 ; 9. 14 ; 13. I, Ep. I. 16, Col. 1. 16, 20, i Th. i. 2 ;
3. 7, I Ti. 4. 10; 5. 5 ; 6. 17, Tit. i. 2, Phm. 4, 7, He. i.
2 ; 2. 13 ; 8. 10 ; g. lo. 26 ; to. 16, i Pe. i. 20 ; 3. 5, 2 Pe.
3." 3. s. T Jo. 3. 3, Ee. T. 20; 2. 17 ; 5. I, 3, 13 ; 7. 3 ; g. 4.
14; IT. 8; 13. 16*; 14. it. gift; 17. 8; 18. 17; 20. i, 4;
22. 4, 16 [epi 1802] on, upon.
inMt. I, 20; 2, 12, 13, ig, 22', 24, 7; 27, 19, Mr, 13,
8 ; Lu, 6, 23 ; 15. 14 ; 21. it, Ac. 3. 13, 22 ; 5. 42 ; it. i ;
13. I ; 14. 23 ; 15. 21, 23, 36 ; 17. 22 ; 20. 23 ; 24. 12, 14 ;
25. 3 ; 26. II, 13, Eo. 5. 6 ; 16. 5, i Co. 14. 40 ; 16. ig ; 2
Co. TO. I, CoL 3. 20, 22 ; 4. 15, Phm. 2, He. i. 10 ; 2.
17 ; 3. 8 ; 9. g ; it. 13 [kata 2398] down to, over against.
iu Mt. 26. 61, Ac 16. 9, 2 Co. 5. 10, I Th. 4. 14, I Ti.
2. 15. He. 7. 9 ; 13. 22, 2 Pe. 3. 5 [dia 1107] through.
in Eo. II. 25 ; 15. 15, 2 Co. i. 14 ; 2. 5, 2 Th. 2. 2, He.
5. 7 [apo 539] from.
in Lu. II. 6, 1 Co. 12. 27 ; 13. g, 10, 12, Ee. 3. 18 [ek
1427] out of.
in Mt. 26. 58 [eso ig73] within, inaide.
in Mr. 14. 62 [meta 2g62] with, among,
- in Lu, 12, 3 ; 24, 12 [pros 3gT7l toward,
in Ac. s. 21 [hupo 4768] under.
in Ac. 17. II [hostis 3358] who.
in Ac. 20. 6 [acliri S31I until, during.
in Eo. 5. 8 [hoti 33g4] that. [side of.
in Ro. II. 25 ; 12. t6, Ga. 3. it [para dat. 3456] along-
in Ph. I. 2g, Phm. 13 [huper 4736] in behalf of.
in Tit. 2. 7 [peri ace. 3621] about, concerning.
in Ee. 7. 17 [ana 274] up,
(See also Abide, absence, all, any, array, audience,
behalf, behold, bond, bondage, bring, bringing, brought,
busybody, call, case, clothed, come, conference, contain,
continue, creep, danger, days, delight, despair, dwell,
dweller, earth, entangle, enter, entering, entrance,
exchange, expectation, few, go, grafi, Greek, heaven,
heaviness, Hebrew, highest, hour, keep, Latin, manner,
midst, mighty, mind, morning, no, nourish, one,
order, part, particular, pleasure, pour, preaence, put,
rank, rejoice, reputation, respect, rest, room, mn, sea,
season, secret, sight, some, spit, spring, step, store,
subjection, suspense, take, trust, time, uproar, vain,
walk, work, wrap, write),
INASMUCH (as), in Mt, 25, 40, 45, Eo, 11, 13 [eph
hoson 335s] inaanluch as,
in He. 3, 3 ; 7. 20 [kath hoson 3355] as much as.

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DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

INCENSE (burn), in Lu, i lo, ii, Eo, 8, 3, 4 [thumi-
ama 2234] incense,
in Lu, I, 9 [thumiao 2236] to bum or offer incense,
INCLOSE, in Lu, 5, 6 [suf-kleio 4327] to shut up to
gether, INCONTINENCY, in i Co. 7. s [a-krasia 170] incou
tinency, want of self-controL
INCONTINENT, in 2 TL 3, 3 [a-krates 171] incontin
ent, not self-controlled,
INCOEEUPTIBLE, in i Cq, 9, 23 ; 15, 52, i Pe, i, 4,
23 [aph-thartos 805] incorruptible, [804 incorruptlon,
INCOEEUPTION, in i Co, 15, 42, 50, 53, 54 [aph-tharsia
INCEEASE, in i Co, 3, 6, 7_auxan6 777] to increase,
in Ep, 4, 16, Col, 2, 19 [auxesis 778] increase,
INCEEASE (more and more, in strength, with goods,
make to), in Mr. 4. 8, Jo, 8. 30, Ac. 6. 7, 2 Co. g, 10 ; 10,
15, Col, I, TO ; 2, ig [auxano 777] to increase,
in Lu, 2, 52, 2 Ti, 2, 16 [pro-kopto 3957] to cut forward,
advance, [and above,
in Ac, 16, s, I Th, 4, 10 [perisseuo 3664] to be over
in Lu, 17, 5 [pros-tithemi 3977] to put unto, add.
in Ac. g. 22 [en-dunamoo 1626] to be made able,
enabled, in I Th, 3, 12 [pleonazo 3728] to make to become more,
in Ee, 3, 17 [plouteo 3753] to be or become rich,
INCEBDIBLB (thing), in Ac, 26, 8 [a-pistos 535]
untrustworthy, [be indebted,
INDEBTED (be), in Lu, 11, 4 [opheilo 33g7] to owe,
INDEED, in Mt, 3, it ; 13, 32 ; 20, 23 ; 23, 27; 26, 41,
Mr, I, 8 ; 10, 3g ; 14, 21, Lu, 3, 16 ; 11, 48 ; 23, 41, Ac, 4,
16 ; II, 16 ; 22, g, Eo, 6, II ; 14, 20, i Co, ii, 7, 2 Co, 8,
17, Ph, I, 15 ; 3, I, Col, 2, 23, I Pe, 2, 4 [men 2941]
indeed, in Mr, 11, 32, Lu, 24, 34, Jo, 8. 36, i Ti, 5, 3, 5, 16
[ontos 3297] certainly, indeed, [truly, verily,
iu Jo, I, 47 ; 4, 42 ; 6, 55 ; 7, 26 ; 8, 31 [a-lethos 203]
in Eo, 8, 7, 1 Th, 4, 10 [gar 963] for, truly,
in 2 Co, IT, I [alia 208] otherwise, but, save, (See
Neither), INDIGNATION (have, be moved with, with), in Mt,
20, 24 ; 26. 8, Mr, 14, 4, Lu, 13, 14 [agan-akteo 15] to be
mucli displeased or pained, [pain,
in 2 Co, 7, IT [agan-aktesis 16] much displeasure or
in Ac, 5, 17, He, 10, 27 [zelos 2og2] zeal,
in Eo, 2, 8 [thumos 2239] wrath,
iu Ee, 14. TO [orgs 3318I anger.
INEXCUSABLE, in Eo. 2. i [au-apo-logetos 353] with
out apology or defence. [token.
INFALLIBLE PEOOF, in Ac. i. 3 [tekmerion 4570] a
INFANT, iu Lu. 18. 15 [brephos 036] babe. [less.
INFEEIOE (be), in 2 Co. 12. 13 [hettaomai 2146] to be
INFIDEL, in 2 Co. 6. 15, i Ti. 5. 8 [a-pistos 53i;] un
trustful, faithless.
INFIEMITY, in Mt. 8. 17, Lu. 5. 15 ; 8. 2 ; 13. 11, 12,
Jo. 5. 5, Eo. 6. ig ; 8. 26, 2 Co. 11. 30 ; 12. 5, g, 10, Ga. 4.
13, T Ti. 5. 23, He. 4. 15 ; 5. 2 ; 7, 28 [a-stneneia 715]
want of strength, weakness,
in Eo, 15, I [a-sthenema 717] want of strength, weak-
in Lu, 7, 21 [nosos 3154] disease, [ness,
INFOEM, in Ac, 24, i ; 25, 2, 15 [em-phaniz6 1600] to
shine in, make manifest, [down, instructed,
in Ac, 21, 21, 24 [kat-echeomai 2538] to be sounded
INHABITANT, in Ee, 17, 2 [kat-oikeo 2542] to dwell,
INHABITEE (of), in Ee, 8, 13 ; 12, 12 [kat-oikeo 2542]
to dwell,
INHEEIT, in Mt, 5, 5 ; 19, 29 ; 25, 34. Mr, 10, 17, Lu,
10, 25 ; 18, 18, T Co, 6, 0, 10 ; 15, sot, Ga, 5, 21, He, 6,
12 ; 12, 17, I Pe, 3, g, Ee, 21, 7 [klero-nomeo 2622] to
receive by lot, inherit,
INHEEITANCE (obtain an, obtain by), in Mt, 21, 38,
Mr, 12, 7, Lu, 12, 13 ; 20, 14, Ac, 7, 5 ; 20, 32, Ga, 3, 18,
Ep, I, 14, 18 ; 5, s, CoL 3, 24, He, 9, 15; ii, 8, i Pe, i, 4
[klero-nomia 2623] inheritance, received by lot,
in Ac, 26, 18. Col, I, 12 [kleros 2625] lot, inheritance,
INIQUITY, in Mt, 7, 23 ; 13, 41 ; 23, 28 ; 24, 12, Eo,
4, 7 ; 6, igt, 2 Th, 2, 7, Tit, 2, 14, He. i. g ; 8. 12; 10. 17
[a-nomia 42g] lawlessness.
in Lu. 13. 27, Ac. I. 18 ; 8. 23, i Co. 13. 6, 2 Ti, 2, 19,
Ja, 3, 6 [a-dikia 82] injustice,
in Ac. 3. 26 [poneria 379^] painful ways. [law.
in 2 Pe. 2. 16 [para-nomia 3505] transgression of the
in Ee. 18. 5 [a-dikema 81] injustice, unrighteousness,
WTong-doing. [injunction.
INJOIN, in He. 9. 20 [en-tellomai 1672] to enjoin, give

in Phm. 8 [epi-tasso 1900] to set in order for.
INJUEE, in Ga. 4. 12 [a-dikeo 80] to do or treat
unjustly. INJUEIOUS, in I Ti. I. 13 [hubristes 4710] insulting.
INK, in 2 Co. 3, 3, 2 Jo, 12, 3 Jo, 13 [melan 292g]
black ink, [down,
INN, in Lu, 2, 7 [kata-luma 2454] place for loosing
in Lu, 10, 34 [pau-docheion 3440] place of general
reception, INNEE, in Ac, 16. 24 [esoteros 1975] inner,
in Ep, 3, 16 [eso 1973] inner,
INNOCENT, in Mt, 27, 4, 24 [a-thoos 105] innocent.
INNUMEEABLB (company, multitude), in He., 11.
12 [an-arithmetos 356] imuimerable.
in Lu. 12. I, He. 12, 22 [murias 3086] myriad,
INOEDINATE (aflection), in CoL 3, 5 [pathos 34ig]
passions, [written upon,
INSCEIPTION, in Ac, 17, 23 [epi-grapho 1817] to be
INSOMUCH as (that), in Mt, 8, 24 ; 12, 22 ; 13, 54 ;
15. 31 ; 24, 24; 27, 14, Mr, I, 27, 45 ; 2, 2, 12 ; 3, 10 ; g,
26, Lu, 12. I, Ac, I, ig ; 5, IS, 2 Co, T, 8, Ga, 2, 13 [hoste
in 2 Co, 8, 6 [eis 1409] with a view to, [5095] so that.
INSPIEATION of God (given by), in 2 Ti, 3, i6[theo-
pueustos 2185] God-breathed, [5086] hour.
INSTANT (be. See also Continue), in Lu, 3, 28 [hora
in Lu, 23, 23 [epi-keimai 1838] to lie upon,
in 2 Ti, 4, 2 [eph-istemi 2076] to stand upon,
INSTANTLY, in Lu, 7, 4 [spoudaios 4248] hastily.
In Ac, 26, 7 [en ek-teneia 1511] in an extended way,
continuously, INSTEUCT (before), in Lu, i, 4, Ac, 18, 25, Eo. 2, 18
[kat-echeomai 2538] to be sounded down, instructed.
in Mt. 13, S2 [matheteuomai 2859] to be a disciple,
instructed, [forward.
in Mt. 14. 8 [pro-bibazoraai 3863] to be caused to go
in I Co. 2. 16 [sum-bibazo 4362] to cauae to go up
together, tn Ph, 4, 12 [mueomai 3078] to be instructed,
in 2 Ti, 2, 25 [paideuo 3424] to train,
INSTEUCTOE, iu Eo, 2, 20 [paideutes 3423] trainer,
in I Co, 4, IS [paid-agogos 3420) child conductor,
INSTEUCTION, in 2 Tl, 3, 16 [paideia 3422] training,
INSTEUMENT, in Eo, 6, 13 [hopla 3304] arms,
weapons, INSUEEBCTION (make ,„ against, with), in Mr, 15,
7 [su-stasiastes 4495] making an upstanding with,
in Mr, 15, 7 [stasis 4255] upstanding, uprising,
inAc, 18, i2[kat-eph-istemi253T]tostandfortli against,
INTEND, in Ao, 5, 28 ; 12, 4 [boulomai 925] to wish,
in Ac, s, 35; 20, 13 [mello 2g3s] to be about to,
in Lu, 14, 28 [thelo 2i7g] to wiU,
INTENT (for that or what, to the„,that), in Jo, 11,
IS, Ep, 3, 10 [hina 2287] that,
in Jo, 13, 28 [pros 3gi7] toward,
in Ac, 9, 21 [eis touto 1409] with a view to this,
in I Co, TO, 6 [eis to 1409] with a view to,
in Ac. TO. 29 [logos 2833] word, matter.
in He. 4. 12 [en-noia 1660] inner thought.
INTEECESSION (for, make), in Eo. 8. 27, 34 ; 11. 2,
He. 7. 25 [en-tugchano 1684) to intercede. [behalf of.
in Eo. 8. 26 [huper-en-tugchano 4749] to intercede in
in I Ti. 2. I [en-teuxis 1674] intercession,
INTEEPEET, in Mt, i, 23, Mr, 5, 41 ; 15, 22, 34, Jo.
1. 41, Ac, 4, 36 [meth-ermeneuomai 2920] to be inter
preted again, [terpret thoroughly,
in I Co, 12, 30 ; 14, 5, 13, 2^ [di-ermeneuo 1219] to in-
in Jo, I, 38 [nermeneuomai ig57] to be interpreted,
INTEEPEETATION (be by), in Jo, i, 42 ; 9, 7, He, 7,
2 [hermeneuomai 1957] to be interpreted,
in Ac, 9, 26 [di-ermeneuomai 1219] to be thoroughly
interpreted, in Ac, 13, 8 [meth-ermeneuomai 2920] to be interpreted,
in T Co, 12, TO ; 14, 26 [hermeneia 1955] interpretation,
in 2 Pe, T, 20 [epi-lusis 1849] loosing upon, solution,
INTEEPEETEE, in i Co, 14, 28 [di-ermeneutes 1218]
thorough interpreter,
INTO, in Mt, 2, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, <fec, [eis 1409] into,
in Mt, 13, 8, 20, 23 ; 18, 12 ; 22, g ; 24, 16, Mr, 4, 26;
5. 33. 1'^. 19. 4. 23, Ac. 7. 23 ; g. IT, I Co. 2. g ; 11. 20 ;
14. 23, He. TO. 16, Ee. 11. ii [epi gen. 1802] upon.
in Mr. i. 16, Lu. 5. 16 ; 23. 42, Jo. 3. 35 ; 5. 4, Ac. 7.
45, Eo. I. 23, 25, 2 Co. 8. 16, Ga. i. 6, 2 Ti. 3. 16, Ee. 14.
16 [en 1604] in, into.
iu Ac, 5. IS ; 16, 7 [kata 23g8] down to, over-against.

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in Mr. 14. 54; 15. 16 [eso 1973] within, inaide.
in Ac. 20. 4 [achri 831] unto, as far as.
(See also Bear, beat, bondage, bring, carry, cast, come,
country, creep, enter, fall, get, go, gratf, intrude, lead,
look, number, oue, remembrance, remove, subjection).
INTEEAT, in Ln. 15. 28, i Cfo. 4. 13, i TL 5. i [para-
kaleo 3483] to call alongside.
in Ph. 4. 3 [erotao 1962] to question, ask.
in He. 12. ig [par-aiteomai 3481] to ask self off or aside.
in Jff. 3. 17 [eu-peithes 2032] easily persuaded.
INTEEATY, in 2 Co. 8. 4 [para-klesis 3487] a calling
alongside. ISTEUDE (into), in Col. 2. 18 [em-bateuo 1570] to
tread into.
INVENTOE, inRo. i. 3o[eph-euretes 2071] to find also.
INVISIBLE (thing), in Eo. i. 20, Col. i. 15, 16, i
Ti. I. 17, He. IT. 27 [a-oratos 484] unseen.
INWAED (man, part), in Lu. ii. 29, 2 Co. 4. 16 [eso-
tlien 1974] from within, inward.
in Eo. 7. 22 [eso 1973] inner. (See also Affection).
INWAEDLY, in Mt. 7. 15 [eso-then Tg74] from with
in, inward.
in Eo. 2. 29 [en-kruptoa 2720] In secret.
IRON (of), in Ac. 12. 10, Ee. 2. 27 ; 9. g ; 12. 5 ; ig, 15
[sidereos 4160] of iron.
in Re. 18. 12 [sideros 4161] iron. (See also Sear).
ISLAND, in Ac. 27. 26 ; 28. i, 7, g, Ee. 6. 14 ; 16. 20
[neaos 3128] island.
in Ac. 27. 16 [nesion 3127] isle.
ISLE, in Ac. 13. 6 ; 28. 11, Ee. i. g [nesos 3128] island.
ISSUE (of blood), in Mt. g. 20 [haimor-roeo 112] to
, have a flow of blood.
in Mr. 5. 25, Lu. 8. 43, 44 [rusis 4103] a flowing.
in Mt. 22. 2s_ [sperma 4233] seed. [out of.
ISSUE (to), in Ee. g. 17, 18 [ek-poreuomai 1502] to pass
ITCHING (have), in 2 Ti. 4. 3 [knetho 263g] to be
itching. ITSELF (by), in Mt. 6. 34 ; 12. 25, Mr. 3. 24, 25, Lu.
II. 17. Jo. 15. 4. Ro. 14. 14, Ep. 4. 16 [heautou 1330]
in Eo. 8. 16, 3 Jo. 12 [autos 788] it. [one's aelf.
in Jo. 20. 7 [choria 5042] apart.
IVOEY (of), in Ee. 18. 12 [elephantinos 1556] of ivory.
J.
JACINTH (of), in Ee. g. 17 [huakinthinos 4704] of
in Ee 21. 20 [huakinthos 4705] hyacinth, [hyacinth.
JAILOE, in Ac. 16. 23 [desmo-phulax 1086] prison
guard. JANGLING (vain), in i Ti. 1. 6 [mataio-logia 28gg]
vain talking.
JASPEE, in Ee. 4. 3 ; 21. it, t8, ig [iaspis 2251] jasper.
JEALOUS OVBE (be), in 2 Co. 11. 2 [zeloo 2og3] to be
zealous for. [Provoke).
JEALOUSY, in 2 Co. ii. 2 [zelos 2og2] zeaL (See also
JEOPARDY (be in, stand in), in Lu. 8. 23, i Co. 15.
30 [kinduneuomai 2603] to be in danger.
JESTING, in Ep. 5. 4 [eu-trapelia 2053] jesting.
JEWS (live as do the, religion), in Ga. 2. 14 [joudaikos]
judaically. in Ga. 2. 14 [joudaizo 22go] to judaiae.
in Ga. i. 13, 14 [joudaismos 2291] Judaism.
JEWISH, in Tit. i. 14 [joudaikos] judaicaL
JEWRY, in Lu. 23. s [Joudaia] Judea.
JOIN (fitly together, hand to, oneself to, together, be
perfectly joined together), in Lu. 15. 15, Ao. 5. 13 ; 8.
2g ; 9. 26, I Co. 6. 16, 17 [koUao 2658] to join self to.
in Ac. 5. 36, Ep. 5. 31 [pros-koUaomai 3954] to join
self unto. [gether.
in Mt. 19. 6, Mr. 10. 9 [su-zeugnumi 4341] to yoke to-
in Ac. 18. 7tsun-omoreo 4472] to border togetherwith.
in I Co. I. 10 [kat-artizomai 2483] to be thoroughly
perfected. [together.
in Ep. 4. 16 [sun-armo-logeomai 4427] to be laid jointly
JODfT (heir), in Ep. 4. 16, CoL 2. 19 [haphe 803] joint,
in He. 4. 12 [harmos 670] joint. [ligature.
in Eo. 8. 17 [suf-klero-nomos 4328] fellow heir by lot.
JOT, in Mt. 5. 18 [iota 2312] iota.
JOUENBY (go on one's, m one's, on one's, make one's,
take one's, have a prosperous, take a far), in Mt. 10. 10,
Mr. 6. 8, Lu. 2. 44 ; 9. 3 ; 11. 6, Ao. 1. 12 [hodos 3i98]way.
in Jo. 4. 6 [hodoi-poria 3196] joumey.
in Ao. 10. g [liodoi-poreo 3195] to pass on the way.

in Ac. 22. 6, Eo. 15. 24 [poreuomai 3801] to pass on.
in Eo. 15. 24 [dia-poreuomai 1165] to pass tlirough.
in Mt. 25. 15, Lu. 15. 13 [apo-demeo 553] to go away
from the populace.
in Mr. 13. 34[apo-demos 554] away from the populace.
in Eo. T. 20 [eu-odoomai 2030] to have a good journey.
(See also Bring).
JOUENEY (with), in Ac. 9. 3 ; 26. 13 [poreuomai 3801]
to pasa on.
in Lu. 10. 33 [hodeuo 3192] to be on the way.
iuLu. 13. 22 [poieomaiporeian 3800] to make ajoiirne}'.
in Ao. 9. 7 [sun-odeuo 4467] to be on the way with.
JOUENBYING, in 2 Co. 11. 26 [hodoi-poria 3196]
passing on the way, journeying.
JOY (have, exceeding), in Mt. 2. to; 13. 20, 44; 25.
21, 23 ; 28. 8, Lu. I. 14 ; 2. 10; 8. 13; TO. 17; 15. 7, 10;
24. 41, 52, Jo. 3. 29; 15. II i; 16. 20, 21, 22, 24; 17. 13,
Ac, 8, 8 ; 13, 52 ; 15, 3 ; 20, 24, Eo, 14, 17 ; 15, ^3, 32, 2
Co, I, 24 ; 2, 3 ; 7, 13 ; 8, 2, Ga, 5, 22, Ph, i, 4, 25 ; 2, 2 ;
4, T, I Th, I, 6; 2, ig, 20 ; 3, 9, 2 Ti, i, 4, He, 12, 2 ; 13,
17, Ja, I, 2 ; 4, 9, T Pe, i, 8, i Jo, i, 4, 2 Jo, 12, 3 Jo, 4
[chara 4965] rejoicing, joy,
in Phm, 7 [charis 4970] grace, thanks,
in Lu, I, 44, Ju, 24 [agalliasis 12] gladness,
in I Pe, 4. 13 [agalliao 13] to be exceeding glad,
in Ac, 2, 28 [eu-phrosune 2058] merriment,
iu Phm, 20 [onemi, ouimemi 3293] to have profit or
advantage, (See also Leap),
JOY, in 2 Co, 7, 13, Ph, 2, 17, iS, Col, 2, 5, i Th, 3, 9
[chairo 4952] to rejoice, joy, be glad,
in Eo, 5, II [kauohaomai 2557] to boast self,
JOYFUL, in 2 Co, 7, 4 [chara 4965] (with) rejoicing,
JOYFULLY, in Lu, 19, 6 [chairo 4g52] to rejoice, joy,
be glad,
in He, to. 34 [meta charas 4g65] with joy.
JOYFULNESS, in Col. i. it (chara 4965J rejoicing, joy.
JOYOUS, in He. 12. ii [chara 4965] of rejoicing..
JUDGE, in Mt. 5. 25 ; 12. 27, Lu. it. ig ; 12. 27, 58 ;
18, 2, 6, Ac, 10. 42 ; 13, 20 ; 18, 15 ; 24, 10, 2 Ti, 4, 8,
He, 12, 23, Ja, 2. 4 ; 4, 11 ; 5. 9 [krites 2717] judge, critic,
in Lu, 12, 14, Ac, 7, 27, 35 [dikastes 1238] executor of
justice. JUDGE (against), in Mt. 7, i, 2 f ; ig, 28, Lu, 6. 37 1 ;
7, 43 ; 12, 57 ; ig, 22 ; 22, 30, Jo, 5, 22, 30 ; 7, 24 1, 51 ;
8, 15 f, t6, 26, 50; 12, 471,481; 16, II ;¦ 18, 31, Ac, 4, ig;
7. 7 ; 13. 46 ; 16. IS ; 17. 31 ; 23. 3 ; 24. 6 ; 25. g, 10, 20 ;
26. 6, Eo. 2. I th, 3, 12, t6, 27 ; 3. 4, 6, 7 ; 14. 3, 4, 10,
13 1, T Co. 4. 5 ; 5. 3, T2t, 13 ; 6. 2 £, 3 ; lo. 15, 2g ; 11.
13. 31. 32, 2 Co. 5. 14, Col, 2, t6, 2 Ti, 4, I, He, 10, 30 ;
13, 4, Ja, 2, 12 ; 4, IT tk, 12, I Pe, i, 17 ; 2, 23 ; 4, 5, 6,
Ee, 6, 10; IT, t8 ; t6, 5 ; 18, 8; ig, 2, 11; 20, 12, 13
[krino 2714] to judge, [to judge up or anew,
in I Co, 2. 15 C; 4, 3*, 4; 14, 24 [ana-krino 322] -
in I Co, 6, 5 ; 11, 31 ; 14, 2g [dia-krino 1137] to judge
thoroughly oi- throughout,
in I Co, 6, 2 [Jaiterion 2716] judgment-aeat,
iu He, II, II [hegeomai 2117] to count,
JUDGMENT (seat), in Mt, 5, 21, 22; to, 15; 11, 22,
24 ; 12, 18, 20, 36, 41, 42 ; 23, 23, Mj, 6, it, Lu, to, 14 ;
II, 31, 32, 42, Jo, 5, 22, 27, 30; 7, 24; 8, 16 ; 12, 31 ; 16.
8, IT, Ac, 8, 33, 2 Th, I, 5, I Ti, 5, 24, He, 9, 27 ; 10, 27,
Ja. 2. 13 t, 2 Pe. 2. 4, g ; 3. 7, i Jo. 4. 17, Ju. 6, 15, Ee,
14, 7; 16, 7; t8, io; ig, 2 [krisis 2715] judging, judg
ment, in Mt, 7, 2, Jo, g, 3g, Ac, 24, 25, Eo, 2, 2, 3 ; 5, 16 ;
IT, 33, Ga, 5, 10, He, 6, 2, i Pe, 4, 17, 2 Pe, 2, 3, Ee, 17,
I ; 20, 4 [krima 2712] judgment.
in Eo, I, 32, Ee, 15, 4 [dikaioma 1235] righteous act.
in Ac, 25, 15 [dike 1230] justice,
¦ in I Co, 6, 4, Ja, 2, 6 [kriterlon 2716] judgment-seat.
in I Co, 1, 10 ; 7, 25, 40 [gnome 1003] opinion, deter-
in Ph, T, g [aisthesis 123] sensibility, [mination.
in I Co, 4, 3 [hemera 2131] day,
in Mt, 27, ig, Jo, ig, 13, Ac, 18, 12, 16, 17 ; 25, 6, 10,
17, Eo, 14, 10, 2 Co, 5. 10 [bema 884] high place,
(See also Hall, righteous),
JUEISDICTION, in Lu, 23, 7 [ex-ousia 1742] privilege,
authority, JUST, in Mt, I, ig ; 5, 45 ; 13, 4g ; 27, ig, 24, Mr, 6,
20, Lu. 1. 17 ; 2. 25 ; 14. 14 ; 15. 7; 20. 20 ; 23. 50, Jo. 5.
30, Ac. 3. 14 ; 7. 52 ; 10. 22 ; 22. 14 ; 24. 15, Eo. i. 17 ; 2,
13; 3, 26; 7,' 12, Ga, 3, IT, Ph, 4, 8, CoL 4, T, Tit, i, 8,
He, 10, 38 ; 12, 23, Ja, 5, 6, i Pe, 3, t8, 2 Pe, 2, 7, i Jo, i.
9, Ee. 15, 13 [dikalos 1232] right, righteous, just.

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JUSTIFICATION, in Ro.- 4. 23; 5. 18 [dikaiosis 1237]
a declaration of righteousness.
in E,o. 3. t6 [dikaioma 1233] righteous act or state,
JUSTIFIES., In E-o. 3. 26 [dikaioo 1234] to declare
righteous, >
JUSTIFY, in Mt, ii. ig ; 12, 37, Lu. 7. 29, 35 ; 10. 29 ;
16. 15 ; 18. 14, Ac. 13. 39 t, Ro. 2. 13 ; 3. 4, 20, 24, 28, 30 ;
4- 2, 5 ; 5- ij 9 ; 8. 30, 33, 1 Co. 4. 4 ; 6. n, Ga. 2. 16 th,
17 ; 3. 8, 11, 24; 3, 4, I Ti. 3. 16, Tit, 3. 7, Ja. 2. 21, 24,
23 [dikaioo 1234] to declare righteous.
JUSTLY, in Lu. 23. 41, 1 Th. 2. 10 [dikaios 1236]
rightly, righteously.

E.
KEEP (back, close, from, in, in memory, oneself,
under, secret, silence, with a garrison), in Mt. ig, 17,
Mr. 7. 9. Jo. z. 10 ; 8. 51, 32, 55 ; 9. t6 ; 12. 7 ; 14. 13, 21,
23, 24 ; 15. 10 t, 20 t; 17. 6, TI, 12, 13, Ac. 12. 5, 6 ; 13. 5,
24 ; 16, 23 ; 24. 23 ; 25, 4, 21, Ro, 12. 17 ; 14. 12, i Co. 7.
17, 2 Co. IT, 9 t, Ep. 4. 3, I Ti. 3. 22 ; 6. 14, 2 Ti, 4. 7,
^a. I. 27 ; 2. 10, I Jo. 2. 3) 4, 3 ; 3. 22, 24; 5. 2, 3, 18, Ju.
6, 21, Re. I. 3 ; 2, 26 ; 3. 8,_ 10 t ; 12. 17 j 16. 13 ; 22, 7,
9 [tereo 4614] to keep, watch. [thoroughly,
in Lu. 2. 51, Ac, 13. 29 [dia-tereo 1187] to keep
in Lu. 2. ig [sun-tereo 4478] to keep together.
iuMt, 19. 20, Lu. 2. 8 ; 8.29 ; n, 21, 28 ; 18. 21, Jo. 12.
25; 17. 12, Ac. 7. 33; 12. 4; 16. 4; 21. 24, 25; 22. zo ;
23. 35 ; 28, 16, Ro, 2. 26, Ga, 6, 13, 2 Th, 3. 3, i Ti, 6. 20,
2 Ti. I. 12, 14, I Jo. 5, 21, Ju. 24 [phulasso 4931] to
guard, in Lu. 4. TO [dia-phulasso 1201] to guard thoroughly.
in Lu. g, 36, Ac. 15. 12, Ro, 16. 23, i Co. 14. 28, 34
[aigao 4158] to he or keep silent,
in 2 Co. II. 32, Ga. 3. 23, Ph. 4. 7, i Pe. i. 5 [phroureo
4923] to garrison. [3766] to do, make, work,
* in Mt. 26, 18, Jo, 7. 19, Ac. 18. 21, He, 11. 28 [poieo
in Lu. 19. zo [echo 2083] to have, hold, [or hold fast,
in Lu. 8. 15, I Co. II, 2 ; 13. 2 [kat-echo 2332] to have
in Lu, 19. 43 [sun-echo 4457] to have or hold together.
in Ac. 22. 2 [par-echo 3544] to have or hold along.
in Mt. 14. 6 [agomai 62] to be led on.
in Mr, 4. 22 [ginomai 993] to become.
in Mr, g. to [krateo 2701] to hold fast.
.in Ac. 3. 2, 3 [nosphizomai 3158] to purloin, keep back.
in Ac. 20. 20 [hupo-stello 4799] to shrink hack or
D ehind. in Ac. 9. 33 [kata-keimai 2428] to he laid down.
in Ac. 27. 43 [koluo 2737] to hinder, forhid.
in Ro. 2. 23 [prasso 3837] to do, practise,
in Mt. 8. 33 [bosko 918] to feed, pasture.
in I Co, 9. 27 [hupo-piazo 4810] to seize or take or
press uuawares.
(See also Company, door, feast, fraud, secret, store).
KEEPER (of the prison), in Ac, 5, 23 ; 12. 6, 19
[phulax 4g3o] guard,
in Ac. 16. 27, 36 [desmo-phulax 1086] prison guard. '
\ in Mt. 28. 4 [tereo 4614] to keep. (See also Home).
KEEPING (commit the), in i Co. 7. 19 [teresis 4615]
keeping. [over.
in I Pe. 4. ig [para-tithemi 3521] to put alongside or
KEY, in Mt. 16. 19, Lu. 11. 52, Re. i, 18 ; 3. 7 ; g. i ;
20. I [kleis 2615] key.
KICK^ in Ac. 9, 5 ; 26. 14 [laktizo 2^67] to kick.
KID, m lu. 13. 29 [eriphos 1954] a kid, youug goat.
KILL, in Mt. 10. 28 1; 16. 21 ; 17. 23 ; 21. 33, 38 ; 23.
34, 37 ; 24. g ; 26. 4, Mr. 3. 4; 6, 19 ; 8. 31 ; 9. 31 « ; 10.
34 ; 12- 5 i, 7) 8, Lu. IT. 47, 48 ; 12. 4, 5 ; 13. 31, 34 ; 20.
14, 15, Jo. 3. 18; 7. I, 19, 20, 23 ; 8. 22, 37, 40; 16. 2, Aq.
3. 13 ; 21. 31 ; 23. 12 ; 27. 42, Ro, n. 3, 2 Co. 3. 6, i Th.
2. 15, Re. 2. 23 ; 6. 8, 11 ; 9. 5, 18, 20 ; 11. 5, 7 ; 13. 10 1,
IS [apo-kteino 580] to kill off or entirely.

inLu. 22. 2, Ac. 7.28 ; 9. 23, 24; 12. 2; 16. 27; 23.
1. 21, 27 ; 25. 3 [au-aireo 309] to take or lift up.
inMt. 22. 4, Mr. 14. la, Lu, 15. 23, 27, 30; 22. 7, Jo,

'^i  
10, 10, Ac. 10, 13 [thiis 2946] to slaughter, sacrifice'.
in Mt. 5, 21 * ; 23, 31, M!r. 10, ig, Lu, 18. 90, Eo, 13, 19,
Ja, 2, ii« ; 4, 2 ; s. 6 [phoneuo 4900] to murder,
in Ac. 26. 21 [dla-cheirizomai 1302] to handle roughly.
in Ee, 6, 4 [sphatto 4507] to slay, [to death,
in Eo, 8, 36, 2 Co, 6, 9 [thanatoomai 2160] to be put
KIN, in Mr. 6. 4 [sug-genes 4311] kinsman, one o£ tho
same race.

KIND (of a), in Mt. 13. 47 ; 17. .21, Mr. 9. 29, i Co. 12.
TO ; 14, 10 [genos 983] kin, race, [one,
in Ja, I. 18 [tis 4626] a certain oue, any one, some
in Ja, 3, 7 [phusis4g38] nature,
KIND (be), in Lu, 6, 35, Ep, 4, 32 [chrestos 5022] kind,
in I Co, 13, 4 [chresteuomai 5020] to be kind, act
kindly, KINDLE, in Lu, 12, 4g, Ac, 28, 2, Ja, 3, 5 [an-apto
355] to kindle up,
in Lu, 22, 55 [hapto 641] to kindle,
KINDLY, (See Affectioned),
KINDNESS (brotherly), in 2 Co, 6, 6, Bp, 2, 7, Col. 3.
i2j Tit. 3. 4 [chrestotes 5023] kindness,
iu 2 Pe, I, 7 1 [phil-adelphia 4862] brotherly friendship,
in Ac, 28, 2 [phil-anthropia 4865] philanthropy,
KINDEED, inEe, 1, 7; 5, 9; 7, 9; 11, 9 ; 13, 7 ; 14,
6 [phule 4932] tribe,
in Lu, I, 61, Ao, 7, 3, 14 [sug-geneia 4310] kindred.
in Ao. 4, 6 ; 7, 13, 19 Igends 983] kin, race,
in Ac, 3, 25 [patria 3576] family,
KING ('s country, court), in Mt, 1,-6 * ; 2, i, 2, 3, 9 ;
5, 35 ; 10. 18 ; II, 8 ; 14. 9 ; 17, 25 ; 18, 23 ; 21, 5 ; 22, 2,
7, IT, 13 ; 25, 34, 40 ; 27, IT, 29, 37, 42, Mr, 6, 14, 22, 25,
26, 27 ; 13, 9 ; 15, 2, 9, 12, 18, 26, 32 ; 21, 12, Lu, i, 5 ;
TO, 24 ; 14, 31 1 ; 19, 38 ; 21, 12 ; 22, 25 ; 23, 2, 3, 37, 38,
Jo, I, 49 ; 6, 15 ; 12, 13, IS ; t8, 33, 36, 37 1, 39 ; 19, 3, 12,
14, 15 1, 19, 21 1, Ac, 4, 26 ; 7, 10, iS ; g, 15 ; 12, 1, 20 ;
13, 21, 22 ; 17, 7 ; 25, 13, 14, 24, 26 ; 26, 2, 7, 13, 19, 26,
27, 30, 2 Co, TI, 32, I 'i'i, I, 17 ; 2, 2 ; 6, 15, Se. 7. 1 1,
2 th ; II. 23, 27, I Pe. 2. 13, 17, Ee. i. 5, 6 ; 5. 10 ; 6. 15 ;
9. II ; 10. II ; 15. 3 ; 16. 12, 14 ; 17. 2, to, 12 1, 14, j8 ; 18.
3, 9 ; 19. 16, 18, 19; 21. 24 [basUeus 862] king.
in I TL 6. 15 [basileuo 863] to be king.
in Ac. t2. 20 [basilikos 864] kingly.
KINGDOM, in Mt. 3. 2 ; 4. 8, 17, 23 ; 5. 3, 10, 19 *, 20;
6. TO, 13, 33 ; 7. 21 ; 8. it, 12 ; 9, 35 ; to. 7 ; 11. 11, 12 ;
12. 25, 26, 28 ; 13. II, 19, 24, 31, 33, 38, 41, 43, 44, 45, 47,
52; t6. ig, 28; 18. I, 3, 4, 23; ig. 12, 14, 23, 24; 20. i,
21 ; 21. 31, 43 ; 23. 13 ; 24. 7 «, 14 ; 25. 34 ; 26. 29, Mr. i.
14. 15 ; 3. 24 * ; 4. ") 26, 30 ; 6. 23 ; g. I, 47 ; 10. 14, 15,
23, 24, 25 ; II. TO ; 12. 34 ; 13. 8t; 14. 25 ; 15. 43, Lu. i.
33 > 4. 5) 43 ; 6. 20 ; 7. 28 ; 8. I, TO ; 9. 2, 11, 27, -60- 62 ;
TO. 9, 11 ; II. 2, 17, 18, 20 ; 12. 31, 32 ; 13. 18, 20, 28* 29 ;
14. 15 ; 16. 16 ; 17. 20 1, 21 ; 18. t6, 17, 24, 25, 29 ; ig. 11,
12, 15 ; 21. lot, 31 ; 22. 16, 18, 29, 30; 23. 42, 51, Jo. 3.
3, 5 ; 18. 36 th, Ac. I. 3, 6 ; 8. 12 ; 14. 22 ; 19. 8 ; 20. 25 ;
28. 23, 31, I Co. 4. 20; 6. 9, 10; 15. 24, 50, Ga, 5. 21, Ep.
5. 5, Col. I. 13 ; 4. II, I Th. 2. 12, 2 Th. t. 5, 2 Ti. 4. i,
18, He. I. 8 ; II. 33 ; 12. 28, Ja. 2. 5, 2 Pe. i. it, Ee. i.
g; 11.15; 12.10; 16. 10; 17. 12, i7[basileia86o]kingdom.
KINSFOLK, in Lu, 2, 44 ; 21,16 [sug-genes 4311] kin
dred, KINSMAN, in Lu, 14, 12, Jo, iB, 26, Ac, 10, 24, Eo,
g, 3 ; 16, 7, II, 21 [sug-genes 4311] kindred.
KISS, in Lu. 7. 45 ; 22. 48, Eo, 16, 16, i Co 16, 20, 2
Co, 13, 12, I Th, 5, 26, I Pe, 5, 14 [phnema 4873] act of
friendship, kiss, .
KISS (to), in Mt, 26, 49, Mr, 14, 45, Lu, 7, 38, 45 ; 15,
20, Ao, 20, 37 [kata-phileo 2515] to act as a fast friend,
kiss eagerly, [act as a friend, kiss,
iu Mt, 26, 48, Mr, 14, 44, Lu, 22, 47 [phileo 4870] to
KNEE (bow the), in Mr, 15, 19, Lu, 5, 8, Eo, 11, 4;

14, IT, Ep, 3, 14, Ph, 2, 10, He. 12, 12 [genu T014] knee.
KNEEL (down to, to), in Mt, 17, 14, IT
[gonu-peteo 1015] to fall on one's knees.

in Lu, 22, 41, Ac, 7, 60 ; g, 40 ; 20, 36 ; 21, 5 [tithemi
gonu 1024] to put down the knee,
KNIT (together), in Ao, 10, 11 [deo 1096] to be bound,
in Col, 2, 2, 19 [sum-bibazomai 4362] to be caused to
go up together,
KNOCK (to). In Mt, 7, 7, 8, Lu, 11, 9, 10 ; 12, 36; 13,
25, Ac, 12, 13, 16, Ee, 3, 20 [krouo 2719] to knock.
KNOW (before, by, not, of, the uttermost, well), in
Mt. 6. 8, 32 ; 7. II ; g, 6 ; 12, 25 ; 15, 12; 20, 22, 25; 22,
16, 29 ; 24, 36, 42, 43 ; 25, 12, 13, 26 ; 26, 2, 70, 72, 74 ;
27, 18 ; 28, 5, Mr, I, 24, 34 ; 2, 10 ; 4, 13, 27 ; 5, 33 ; 6,
aoj 10. 19, 38, 43; 12. 14, IS, 24; 13. 32, 33, 35 J 14- 68,
71, Lu. 4, 34, 41 i 5, 34 i 6, 8 i 8. S3 ; 9. 33, 55 ; "• i3> '7 ;
12, 30, 39 ; 13, 95, 37 ; iS. 30 ; 19, 93 ; 30. 91 ; 22, 34, 57>
60; 93, 34, Jo. I. 36, 31, 33 ! 9. 9 <i 3. 2, II J 4. 10, 93*,
»5' 39' 4« i 5' 32 i «• 6> 4^1 61, 64 ; 7. 15, 27, 38 ih, 39 ; 8.
'4i 19 'Al 37- SS th ; 9, 13, 90, 21 1, 24> 35 *, 39*. 30, 3" i
10, 4, 5 i II. 83, 34, 43, 49! IS. 35, so; 13. i, 3, 7, n, 17.
18 ; 14, 4*, 5 1 ; 15. 15, 31 ; 16, 30-; 18. 3, 4, 91 ; 19. 10, 98,

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35 ; 20. 2, g, 13, 14 ; 21. 4, 12, 15, 16, 17, 24, Ac. 2. 22, 30 ;
3. 16 ; 5. 7 ; 7. 18 ; 10. 37 ; 12. 11 ; 16. 3 ; 19. 32 ; 20. 22,
25, 29 ; 26. 4, 27, Eo. 3. ig ; s- 3 ; 6- 9, iS ; 7. 7, 14, 18 ;
8. 22, 26, 27, 28 ; 13. TI ; 14. 14, T Co. I. t6 ; 2. 2, TI t, 12 ;
3. 16 ; 5. 6; 6. 2, 3, g, 15, 16, ig ; 7. t6 i ; 8. i, 2, 4 ; g. 13,
24; IT. 3 ; 12. 2 ; 14. 14 ; 15. 58 ; t6. 15, 2 Co. i. 7 ; 4.
14 ; 5. 1, 6, 11, 16 ; g. 2 ; it. it, 31 ; 12. 2 i, 3 *, Ga. 2. 16;
4. 8, 13, Ep. I. 18; 6. 8, g, 21, Ph. I. 17, 19, 25; 4. 12, IS,
CoL 2. I ; 3. 24 ; 4. I, 6, 1 Th. i. 4, 5 ; 2. i, 2, s, it ; 3. 3,
4 ; 4. 2, 4, 5 ; 5. 2, 12, 2 Th. I. 8 ; 3. 6 ; 3. 7, I Ti. X. 8, g ;
3. 5, 15, 2 Ti. I. 12, 15 ; 2. 23 ; 3. 14, 15, Tit. i. 16 ; 3. n,
Phm. 21, He. 8. 11 ; 10. 30 ; 12. 17, Ja. 3. i ; 4. 4, 17, i
Pe. I. 18 ; 3. 9 ; 5. g, 2 Pe, i, 12, 14 ; 2, g, i Jo, 2, 11, 20,
21 *, 2g ; 3. 2, 5, 14, 15 ; 5. 13. 15 *. 18, ig, 20, 3 Jo. 12,
Ju, 5, 10, Ee, 2, 2, g, 13, ig ; 3- '. 8, is, 17 ". 7. Hi 12. 12 ;
ig. 12 [eldon, oida 1370] to see, know, perceive.
in I Co. 4. 4 [sun-eideo 4438] to see or know with.
in Mt. T. 25 ; 6. 3 ; 7. 23 ; 9. 30 ; 10. 26 ; 12. 7, 15, 33 ;
13. II ; 24, 32, 33, 39, 43 ; 25, 24, Mr, 4, 11, 13 ; 5, 43 ; 6,
38 ; 7, 24 ; 8, 17 ; 9. 30 ; i=- 12 ; 'S- 28, 29 ; 15, 10, 45,
Lu, I, 18, 34; 2, 43; 6, 44; 7, 39; 8, TO, 17; g, 11; 10,
22 ; 12, 2, 3g, 47, 48 ; 16, 15 ; iS, 34 ; ig, 15, 42, 44 ; 21,
20, 30, 31 ; 24, 18, 35, Jo, I, 10, 4g ; 2, 24, 25 ; 3, to ; 4,
I. S3 ; S- 6, 42 ; 7. 17, 26, 27, 4g, SI ; 8. 28, 32, 52, 55 ; 10,
14, IS, 27, 38 ; II, 57 ; 12, g ; 13, 7, i2> "8, 35; 14, 7th, 9,
17, 20, 31 ; 15, 18 ; 16, 3, 19 ; 17, 3. 7, 8, 23, 25 1 ; 19, 4 ;
21, 17, Ac, I, 7 ; 2, 36 ; 9, 24 ; 17. ig, 20 ; 18, 15 ; ig, 35 ;
20, 34 ; 21. 24, 34 ; 22, 14, 30 ; 23, 28, Eo. i. 21 ; 2. 18 ; 3.
17 ; 6. 6 ; 7. i, 7 ; 10. ig ; 11. 34, i Co. i. 21 ; 2. 8, 14, 16 ;
3. 20; 4. ig; 8. 2«, 3; 13.0, 12; 14. 7, g, 2C0.2.4, g; 3.
2 ; 5. 16 1, 21 ; 8. g ; 13. 6, Ga. 3. 7 ; 4. 9 (, Ep. 3. 19 ; 5.
5 ; 6. 22, Pi. 2. 19, 22 ; 3. 10 ; 4. 5, CoL 4. 8, i Th, 3, 5,
2 TL I, 18 ; 2, 19 ; 3, i. He, 3, 10 ; 8, ii ; 10. 34 ; 13, 23,
Ja, 1, 3 ; 2, 20 ; s- =Oi = ^^. ^- 20 ! 3. 3. i '''>. =• 3. 4i S,
13, 14S, 18, 29; 3. I, 6, ig, 20, 24; 4, 2, 6t, 7, 8, 13, 16;
5, 2, 20, 2 Jo, I, Ee, 2. 17, 23, 24 ; 3. 3. 9 [ginosko gg4]to
know. in Mt. 7. 16, 20 ; 11. 27 1 ; 17, 12, Mr, 5, 30 ; 6, 33, 54,
Lu, I, 4 ; 7, 37 ; 23, 7 ; 24. 16, 31, Ac. 3. 10 ; 9. 30 ; 12.
14; 19. 34 ; 22. 24, 29 ; 25. 10; 27. 39 ; 28. 1, Eo. i. 32, i
Co. 13. 12 «, 2 Co. 6. g ; 13. 5. Col. I. 6, I Ti. 4. 3, 2 Pe.
2. 21 1 [epi-ginosko 1814] to know upon or besides.
in Ac. 26. 5, 2 Pe. 3. 17 [pro-ginosko 3866] to know
beforehand. in Ac. 24, 22 [dia-ginosko 1116] to know thoroughly,
in Ac, 10, 28 ; 15. 7 ; 18. 25 ; ig. 15, 25 ; 20. 18 ; 22.
ig, Ju. 10 [ep-istamai 1882] to understand besides.
in Ac. 13. 27, Eo. 2. 4 ; 6. 3 ; 7. I [a-gnoeo 42] not to
know. , 1 J
in Ac. 26. 4, He. 12. 17 [isemi 2303] to understand.
in Jo. 18. 15, 16, Ac. I. ig ; 2. 14 ; 4. 10 ; g. 42 ; 13. 38;
15. 18 ; 19. 17 ; 28. 22, 28 [gnostos 1007] known.
in Lu. 2. 15, Jo. 15. 15, Ao. 2. 28, Eo. g. 22, 23 ; 16. 26,
Ep. I. g ; 3. 3, 5, 10; 6. 19, 21, Ph. 4. 6, CoL i. 27 ; 4. g,
2 Pe. T. 16 [gnorizo 1004] to make known. [manifest.
in Mt. 12. 16, Mr. 3. 12, Ac. 7. 13 [phaneros 4824]
in Lu. 2. 17 [dia-gnorizo 1117] to make thoroughly
known. in Ac. 7. 13 [ana-gnorizomai 2gi] to be made known
anew. [bome on.
in 2 TL 4. 17 [plero-phoreomai 3741] to be fuUy
(See also Fully, heart).
KNOWLEDGE (of, have or take, not), in Lu. i. 77 ;
II. 52, Eo. 2. 20 ; II. 33 ; 15. 14, I Co. I. 5 ; 8. it, 7, 10,
II ; 12. 8 ; 13. 2, 8 ; 14. 6, 2 Co. 2. 14 ; 4. 6; 6. 6 ; 8. 7;
10. 5 ; II. 6, Ep. 3. 19, Ph. 3. 8, Col. 2. 3, 1 Pe. 3. 7, 2Pe.
I. 5, 6 ; 3. 18 [gnosis 1005] knowledge.
in Eo. I. 28 ; 3. 20 ; 10. 2, Ep. i. 17 ; 4. 13, Ph. i. 9,
Coll I. g, TO ; 3. 10, 2 Th. 3. 7, i Ti. 2. 4, He. 10. 26, 2
fe. I. 3. 3, B ; 9. 2o [epi-^osis 1815] full knowledge.
in I Oo. 15. 34 [a-gnosia 48] want of knowledge.
In Ep. 3. 4 [sun-esiii 4452] comprehension, under
standing, [besides.
in Ao. 4, 13 ! j^. 8 [epl.ginOskS i8i4]to knowuponor
in Ao. 17. 13 [ginoakO 994] to know.
in ACi 24. 23 [eideS, eidon 1379] to see, know, perceive.
(See also Endued).
1.
LABOUH, in Jo. 4, 38, 1 Oo. 3, Sj 15. j8, 9 Co. 6. s;
*io. 15 ; 11. 23, 1 Th. I. 3 ; 9, 9 ; 3- 5i « ^' i- ^> He. 6.
IO, Ee, 2, 2 ; 14, 13 [kopos 2676] toil.

in Ph, I, 22 [ergon 1938] work, (See also Bestow,
companion), LABOTJE (for, with), in Mt, 11. 28, Jo, 4, 38, Ac, 20,
3S, Eo, 16, 12 t, I Co, ,4, 12 ; 15, ID ; t6, t6, Ep, 4, 28,
Ph, 2, 16, Col, I, 29, I Th, s, 12, I Ti, 4, 40 ; 5, 17, 2 Ti,
2, 6, Ee, 2, 3 [kopiao 2675] to toU, be wearied,
in Jo, 6, 27, I Th, 2. g [ergazomai 1935] to work,
in 2 Co. 5, p [philo-timeomai 4B86] to be ambitious,
esteem as an honour,
in Ph, 4, 3 [sun-athleo 4409] to strive together with,
in He, 4, it [spoudazo 4247] to hasten, be diligent,
(See also Fervently),
LABOUEBE (together with), in Mt, 9, 37, 38 ; 20, i,
2, 8, Lu, TO, 2 t, 7, I Ti, 5, 18, Ja, 5. 4 [ergates 1937]
worker, [Fellow,
in I Co, 3, g [sun-ergos 4440] fellow-worker, {See
LACK (have), 2 Co, 8, 15 [elattoneo 1536] to have less,
in Ph, 2, 30 [husterema 4814] what is behind,
in I Th, 4, 12 [chreia 5011] use, need,
LACK (part whicii lacked), in Mt, ig, 20, Mr, 10, 21,
Lu, 22, 35, I Co, 12, 24 [hustereo 4813] to be behind,
in Lu, 18, 22, Ja, i, 5 leipo 27gi] to be left ot,
in Lu, 8, 6 [mS echo 2083] not to have,
in Ac, 4, 34 [en-dees 1612] in want,
in 2 Pe, I, g me par-eimi 3532] not to be present,
(See also Opportunity),
LACKING (that which was), in i Co, 16, 17, 2 Co, 11,
9, I Th, ^, TO [husterema 4814] what is behind,
LAD, in Jo, 6, 9 [paidarion 3421] little child,
LADE (with, heavy laden), in Mt, 11, 28, Lu, ii, 46
[phortizo 4904] to lade,
in Ac, 28, 10 [epi-tithemi 1903] to put upon,
in 2 TL 3, 6 [soreuo 4525] to be heaped up, laden.
LADING, in Ac. 27. 10 [phortos 4906] load.
LADY, in 2 Jo, 1, 5 [kuria 2749] lady,
LAID, (See Lay),
LAKE, in Lu, 5,1, 2 ; 8, 22, 23, 33, Ee, ig, 20 , 20, 10,
14, IS ; 21, 8 [limne 28ig] lake.
Lama, in Mt, 27, 46, Mr, 15, 34 [lama or lamma 2770]
why? for what?
LAMB, in Jo, 21, 15, Ee, 5, 6, 8, 12, 13 ; 6, i, 16; 7, g,
TO, 14, 17 ; 12, IT ; 13, 8, IT ; 14, i, 4 1, 10 ; 15, 3 ; 17, 14 1 ;
19. 7, 9 t 21. 9, 14, 22, 23, 27 ; 22. I, 3 [arnion 672] little
lamb. in Jo. I. 2g, 36, Ac. 8. 32, i Pe. l. ig [amnos 258] lamb.
in Lu. 10. 3 [aren 659] lamb.
LAMB (man, that which is), in Mt. 11. s ; 15. 30, 31 ;
21. 14, Lu. 7. 22; 14. 13, Ac. 3. 2, it; 8. 7, He. 12. 13
[cholos 5037] lame.
LAMENT, in Mt. it. 17, Ee. 18. 9 [kopto 2679] to
strike self (on the breast).
in Lu. 23. 27, Jo. 16. 20 [threneo 2221] to lament.
LAMENTATION, in Mt. 2. 18 [threnos 2222] lamenta
tion; in Ac. 8. 2 [kopetos 2673] striking (of the breast).
LAMP, in Mt. 25. i, 3, 4, 7, 8, Ee. 4. 5 ; 8. to [lampas
2773] torch, lamp.
Land (dry), in Mt. 2. 6, 20, 21 ; 4. 15 f ; 9. 26 ; to. 15 ;
II. 24 ; 14. 34 ; 27. 4S, Mr. 4. i ; 6. 47, 53 ; 15. 33, Lu. 4.
25 j 5. 3) 1^ ! 8. 27 ; 14. 35 ; 21, 23, Jo, 3, 22 ; 6, 21 ; 21,
8, 9, IT, Ac, 7, 3, 4 1, 6, IT, 29, 36, 40 ; 13, 17, ig t ; 27, 3g,
43, 44, He, 8, g; 11, g, Ju, 5 [ge 990] earth, land,
in Mr, i, 5, Lu, 15, 14, Ac, 10, 39 [chora 5038] open
space, region, [or region,
in Ac, 4, 34 ; 5, 3, 8 [chorion 5041] small open space
in Mt, 19, 29, Mr, 10, 29, 30, Ac, 4, 37 [agros 59] fleld,
country. in Mt. 23. 15, He, 11, 99 [x§i'08 3182] dry land, [land,
in Ao. 27. 43 [ex-elmi epi ten gen] lo go out upon the
LAND (to), in Ac. 21. 3 ; 28. 12 [kat-ag3 2412] to be
led down.
in Ac. 18. 22. [kat-erchomai 2527] to come down.
LANE, in Lu. 14. 21 [rume 4095] a lane.
LANGUAGE, in Ac. 2. 6 [dia-lektos 1143] dialect.
LANTEEN, in Jo. 18. 3 [phanos 4832] lantern, light.
LAEGE (how. See also As).
in Mt. 28. 12 [hikanos 2271] sufficient, meet.
in Mr. 14. 15, Lu. 22. 12 [megas 2916] great.
in Ga. 6. II [pelikos 3689] how great or large.
LASCIVIOUSNESS, in Mr. 7. 22, 2 Co. 12. 21, Ga. 5.
19. Ep. 4. 19, 1 Pe. 4. 3, Ju. 4 [a-selgeia 713] lasciviousness.
LAST (of all, state, atthe), in Mt. 12. 45; ig. 30*;
20. 8, 12, 14, 16 ( ) 27. 64, Mr. g. 35 ; 10. 31 1 ; 12. 6, 22,
Lu. II. 26 ; 12. 59 ; 13. 30 «, Jo. 6. 39, 40, 44, 54; 7. 37 ;

m

DICTIONAEY OF BIBLE WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

8. g ; IT. 24 ; 12. 48, Ac. 2. 17, I Co. 4. 9 ; 15. 8, 26, 45,
52, 2 Ti. 3. T, He. 1, 2, Ja, 5. 3, i Pe, i, 5, 20, 2 Pe, 3, 3,
I Jo, 2, t8 t, Ju, 18, Ee, I, IT, 17 ; 2, 8, to ; 15, i ; 21, g ;
22, 13 [eschatos Tg7i] last, [4816] behind, at last,
in Mt, 21, 37 ; 22, 27 ; 26, 60, Lu, 20, 32 [husteron
in Ph, 4, 10 [pote 38ig] when, at any time,
LATCHET, in Mr, i, 7, Lu, 3, t6, Jo, i, 27 [himas
2282] latchet, thong,
LATE (of), in Jo, 11, 8 [nun 3168] now, just now,
LATELY, in Ac, 18, 2 [pros-phatos 3g8T] freshly,
recently, [later, evening,
LATTEE, (See also End), in Ja, 5, 7 [opsimos 3410]
in I Ti, 4, T [husteros 4816] behind, latter, [applaud,
LAUD, in Eo, 15, 11 [ep-aineo 1759] to put praise upon,
LAUGH (to scorn), in Lu, 6, 21, 25 [gelao '968] to laugh.
in Mt. 9. 24. Mr. 5. 40, Lu, 8, 53 [kata-gelad 2409] to
Jaugh at or against,
LAUGHTEE, in Ja, 4, a [gelos geg] laughter,
LAUNCH (forth, out), in Lu, 8, 22, Ao, 21, i ; 27, 2, 4
^{an-ago 2g3] to lead up, go on board,
in Lu, s, 4 [ep-an-ago T76g] to lead up upon,
LAW (about the, contrary to, go to, receive, sue at.
Tinder, without), in Mt, 5, 17, 18 ; 7, 12 ; ii, 13 ; 12, 5 ;
22, 36, 40; 23, 23, Lu, 2, 22, 23, 24, 27, 39 ; TO, 26 ; 16, 16,
17 ; 24, 44, Jo, I, 17, 45 ; 7, 19 i, 23, 49, 51 ; 8, 5, 17 ; lo,
34; 12, 34 ; 15, 25 ; t8, 31 ; ig, 7, Ac, 6, 13 ; 7, 53 ; 13,
^5j 39 J T5. 5, 24 ; 18, 13, 15 ; 21, 20, 24, 28 ; 22, 3, 12 ; 23,
3, 2g; 24, 6, 14; 25, 8; 28, 23, Eo, 2, 12 1, 13 t, 14/, 15,
17, t8, 20, 23 f, 25 1, 26, 27 1; 3. igt, 20 1, 21 t, 27 t, 28, 3Tt;
4. 13, 14, IS*, 16; 5. 138, 20; 6. 14, is; 7. it, 2t, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7 th, 8, 9, 12, 14, 16, 21, 22, 23 th, 25 £ ; 8. 2 t, 3, 4, 7 ;
9. 31 1} 32 ; 10. 4, S ; 13. 8, 10, I Co. 7. 3g ; g. 8, g, 20th ;
14. 21, 34 ; 15. 56, Ga. 2. 16 th, ig, 21 ; 3. 2, 5, 10 1, it,
12, 13. 17, 18, ig, 21 th, 23, 24 ; 4. 4, 5, 21 1; s. 3, 4, 14,
18, 23; 6. 2, 13, Bp. 2. IS, Ph. 3. 5, 6, g, I Ti. i. 8, g, He.
J. 5, 12, t6, ig, 28 t ; 8. 4, 10 ; g. ig, 22 ; 10. i, 8, 16, 28,
a. I, 25 ; 2, 8, 9, 10, II, 12 ; 4, it/ [nomos 3151] law,
in Tit, 3, 9 [nomikos 3144] legal, [gross the law,
in Ac. 23, 3 [para-nomeo 3504] to go beyond or trans-
in He, 7, 11 [nomo-theteo 3149] to give or set the law,
in Mt, 5, 40, I Co, 6, I, 6 [krino 2714] to judge,
in I Co, 6, 7 [echo krima 2712] to have a judgment,
in I Co, g, 21 th [a-nomos 430] lawless,
in Eo, 2, 12 [a-nomos 431] lawlessly,
in Ac, ig, 38 [agoraios 52] public courts,
(See also Daughter, doctor, giving, mother, teacher,
^transgress, transgression),
LAWFUL (be), in Mt, 12, 2, 4, 10, 12 ; 14. 4 ; ig, 3 ;
t2o, 15 ; 22, 17 ; 27, 6, Mr, 2, 24, 26 ; 3, 4 ; 6, t8 ; 10, 2 ;
,12, 14, Lu, 6, 2, 4, 9 ; 14, 3 ; 20, 22, Jo, 5, 10 ; 18, 31, Ac,
16, 21 ; 22, 25, I Co. 6. 12 1; 10. 23 t, 2 Co. 12. 4 [ex-esti
1723] it is lawful, privileged.
in Ac. ig. 39 [en-nomos 1661] in law. [lawfully.
LAWFULLY, in i Ti. i. 8, 2 Ti. 2. 5 [nomimos 3145]
LAWGIVEE, in Ja. 4. 12 [nomo-thetes 3150] lawgiver.
LAWLESS, in i Ti. i, 9 [a-nomos 430] lawless,
LAWYEE, in Mt, 22, 35, Lu, 7, 30; 10, 25 ; 11, 45, 46,
,52 ; 14, 3, Tit, 3, 13 [nomikos 3144] lawyer.
Lay (apart, aside, down, ou, unto, up, upon, wait
for, be laid upon, charge, store, treasure), in Mt. 27.
60, Mr. 6. 29, 56 ; 15. 47; 16. 6, Lu, i, 66 ; 5, 18 ; 6, 48 ;
:i4, 29 ; 19, 21, 22 ; 23, 53, 55, Jo, 10, 15, 17, 18 < ; 11, 34 ;
¦13. 4. 37. 38 ; 15. 13 ; ig: 41, 42 ; 20. 2, 13, 15, Ac. 3. 2 ;
k4. 35. 37 ; 5. 2, 15 ; 7. 16 ; 9. 37 ; 13. 2g, Eo. g. 33, i Co.
=3. 10, II ; 16. 2, I Pe. 2. 6, I Jo. 3. 16 t [tithemi 4616]
to put, place, set.
in Mt. g. t8 ; ig. 15 ; 23. 4, Mr. 5. 23 ; 6. 5 ; 16. 18, Lu.
,4. 40 ; 13. 13 ; 15. 5 ; 23. 26, Ac. 6. 6 ; 8. 17, 19 ; 13. 3 ;
j^S. 28 ; t6. 23 ; 19. 6 ; 28. 3, 8, i TL 5. 22, Ee. i. 17 [epi-
»tithemi 1903] to put upon.
iu Ac. 7. 58, He. 12. 1, Ja. 1. 21, i Pe. 2. i [apo-tithemi
621] to put away.
in Mr. 15. 46 [kata-tithemi 2506] to put down.
in Ac. 13. 36 [pros-tithemi 3977] to put unto.
f in Eo. 16. 4 [hupo-tithemi 4805] to put behind or
beneath. in Mt. 5. 10, Lu. 3. 9 ; 12. ig ; 23. 53 ; 24. 12, Jo. it.
.41 [keimai 2560] to be laid. [on.
in Jo. 21. 9, I Co. 9. t6 [epi-keimai 1838] to be laid up-
in Mt. 8.14, Mr. 7. 30, Lu. 16. 20 [ballo 842] to cast.
in Mt. 26. 50, Mr. 14. 46, Lu. 20. ig ; 21. 12, Jo. 7. 30,
144, Ac. 4. 3 ; 5. 18 ; 21. 27 [epl-ball5 1804] to cast or lay
tapon. ¦ [counsel against.
in Ac. 20. 3 ; 23. 30 [epi-boulen 1810] there came a

in He. 6. j [kata-ball5 2400] to cast down for self.
in Mt. 6. ig, 20, Lu, 16, 21, 2 Co, 12, 14 [thesaurizo
22og] to treasure up,
in T Ti, 6, 19 [apo-thesauriz5 561] to treasure away.
in Mt. 8, 20, Lu, 9, 58 [klino 319] to cause to bend
back or recline, [recline,
in Lu, 2, 7 [ana-klino 319] to cause to bend back or
in Mr, 7, 8 [aph-iemi 807] to send away,
in Ac, 25, 7 [phero 4847] to bear,
in 2 Ti, 4, 16 [logizomai 2826] to reckon,
in Ac, 25, 3 [poieo enedran 1631] to make an ambush,
in Lu, II, 54 [en-edreuo 1632] to be In ambush, lie in
wait, [laid away,
in Lu, ig, 20, Col, I, 5, 2 TL 4, 8 [apo-keimai 371] to be
(See also Charge, crime, die, foundation, ground,
hand, hold),
LAYING (await, on), in Ac, 8, 18, i TL 4, 14, He, 6,
2 [epi-thesis T82g] putting on.
in Ao, 9, 24 [epi-boule iSio] counsel upon or against,
LEAD (about, away, away with, into, out, up, by the
hand, a life), in Mr, 13, 11, Lu, 4. i, 29 ; 22, 54 ; 23, i,
32, Jo, 18, 28, Ac, 8, 32, Eo, 2, 4 ; 8, 14, i Co, 12, 2, Ga,
5, 18, 2 Ti, 3, 6 [ago 62] to lead on,
in Mt, 7, 13, 14 ; 26, 57 ; 27, 2, 31, Mr, 14, 44, 53 ; 15,
16, Lu, 13, 15, 23, 26 ; Jo, t8. 13 ; ig, 16 [ ap-ago 487] to
lead away,
in Mr, 8, 23 ; 15, 20, Lu. 24, 50, Jo, 10, 3, Ac, 21, 38,
He, 8, g [ex-ago 1696] to lead out,
in Mt, 4, T, Lu, 22, 66 [an-ago 293] to lead up,
in Ac, 21, 37 [eis-agomai 1411] to be led into,
in I Co, 9, 5 [peri-ago 3622] to lead about, [out,
in I Ti, 2, 2 [di-ag5 1121] to lead through or through-
in Ee, 13, 10 [sun-ago 4406] to lead together,
in Mt, 6, 13, Lu, IT, 4 [eis-phero 1422] to bear into,
iu Mr, 9, 2 [ana-phero 373] to bear up.
in Ac, 12. 10 [phero 4847] to bear.
in Mt, 15, 14, Lu, 6, 39, Ee, 7. 17 [hod-egeo 3193] to
lead on the way, guide.
in 2 Pe, 3, 17 [sun-ap-agomai 4423] to be led with,
in Ac, 9, 8 ; 22, IT [cheir-agogeo 4980] to lead by the
hand, [hand,
in Ac, 13, IT [cheir-agogos 4981] one leading, by the
(See also Captive).
LEADEE, in Mt. 15. 14 [hod-egos 3194] guide.
LEAF, in Mt. 21. 19 ; 24. 32, Mr. 11. 13 ^; 13. 28, Ee.
22. 2 [phullon 4933] leaf. [or up.
LEAN (to), in Jo. 13. 23 [ana-keimai 317] to lie baok
in .To. 21. 20 [ana-pipto 351] to fall back or up.
LEAP (up, on. See also Joy), iu Lu. i. 41, 44 [skirtao
4190] to leap.
m Ac. 3, 8 ; 14. 10 [hallomai 216] to spring up.
in Ac. 3. 8 [ex-allomai 1704] to spring forth or out.
in Ac. 19. t6 [eph-allomai 2068] to spring upon.
LEAEN [be -ed), in Mt. g. 13 ; n. 2g ; 24. 32, Mr. 13.
28, Jo. 6. 45 ; 7. 15, Eo. 16. 17, I Co. 4. 6; 14. 31, 35, Ga.
3. 2, Ep. 4. 20, Ph. 4. g, II, Col. I. 7, I Ti. 2. II ; 5. 4, 13,
2 TL 3. 7, 14 1, Tit. 3. 14, He. 5. 8, Ee. 14. 3 [manthano
2880] to leam.
in Ao. 7. 22, I Ti. i. 20 [paideuo 3424] to train.
LEAENING, in Ac. 26. 24 [gramma 1016] letter, writing.
In Eo. 15. 4 [didaskalia 1207] teaching, tuition.
LEAST (at the, that thing which is), in Mt. 2. 6 ; 5.
ig S ; 25. 40, 45, Lu. 12. 26 ; i6. 10 1, i Co. 15. g [elachistos
1541] least. [3028] little.
in Mt. II. II ; 13. 32, Lu. 7. 28 ; g. 48, Ao. 7. io[mikros
in Lu. ig. 42, He. 8. 11 [ge 965] and even.
iu Ac. 5. IS [kan 2386] if even. (See Esteem, less).
LEATHEEN, la Mt. 3. 4 (dermatinos 1079] made ot
skin. [1907] to turn over upon.
LEAVE (give, take), in Mt. 5. 13, Jo. ig. 38 [epi-trepo
in Ac. 18. 18, 2 Co. 2. 13 [apo-tassomai 619] to arrange
self off from. [together.
in Ac. 21. 6 [aspazomai 725] to embrace, salute, draw
LEAVE (ont, be left, that was left), in Mt. 4. it, 20,
22 ; 5. 24 ; 8. 15 ; 18. 12 ; 22. 22, 25 ; 23. 23, 38 ; 24. 2,
40, 41 ; 26. 44, Mr. I. 20, 31; 8. 13 ; 10. 28, 29; 12. 12, ig,
20, 21, 22 ; 13. 2, 34, Lu. 4. 3g ; TO. 30; II. 42 ; 13. 35 ;
^7. 34. 35. 36 ; 18. 28. 29 ; ig. 44 ; 21. 6, Jo. 4. 3, 28, 52 ;
8. 2g ; 10. 12 ; 14. 18, 27 ; t6. 28, 32, Ac. 14. 17, Eo. i.
27, I Co. 7. 13, He. 2. 8 ; 6. i, Ee. 2. 4 [aph-iemi 807] to
send away, let away.
in He. 3. 5 [an-iemi 420] to send up or back, relax.
in Mt. 4. 13 ; 16. 4 ; ig. 5 ; 21. 17, Mr. to. 7 ; 12. 19 ;
14. 52, Lu. 5. 28 ; 10. 40 ; 15. 4 ; 20. 31, Jo. 8. g, Ac. 9.

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31 ; 6, 2 ; 18, ig ; 21, 3 ; 24, 27 ; 25, 14, Ep, 5, 31, i Th,
3. 1, Tit, I, s. He. 4, 1 [kata-leipo 2449] to leave thoroughly,
in Ac, 2, 27, Eo, 9, 29 [eg-kata-leip5 1347] to leave
thoroughly in, [away or behind,
in 2 Ti, 4, 13, 20, Ju, 6 [apo-leipo 585] to leave off,
in Eo, II, 3 [hupo-leipomai 4785] to be left behind,
in Lu. 5. 4, Ac. 21, 32 [pauomai 3582] to cease,
in Ac, 23, 32 [eao 1331] to let, suffer, leave,
in I Pe, 2, 21 [hujo-limpano 4787) to leave behind,
, in Mt, 15, 37 [perisseuo 3664] to be over and above,
in Mr, 8, 8 [perisseuma 3663] what is over and above,
in Ee, 11, 2 [ek-ballo 1436] to cast ont,
LEAVEN, in Mt, 13, 33 ; 16, 6, 11, 12, Mr, 8, is t, Lu,
13, i; 13, 21, I Co, 5, 6, 7, 8t, Ga, 5, 11 [zume 2103]
leaven, [2104] to leaven^
in Mt, 13, 33, Lu, 13, 21, I Co, 5, 6, Ga, 5, 9 [zumoo
LEFT (foot, on the,,, hand), in Mt, 20, 21, 23 ; 25, 33,
41 ; 27, 38, Mr, 10, 37, 40 ; 15, 27, Ac, 21, 3, Ee, 10, 2
[euonumos 2067] left hand or foot, lit. well-named,
in Mt, 6, 3, Lu, 23, 33, 2 Co, 6. 7 [aristeros 663] left
hand or foot, lit. best.
LEG, in Jo, 19, 31, 32, 33 [skelos 4179] leg,
LEGION, iu Mt, t6, 53, Mr, 5, 9, 15, Lu, 8, 30 [legeon
2787] legion, [have a convenient season,
LEISUEE (have), in Mr, 6, 31 eu-kaireo 2014] to
LAND, in Lu, 6, 34 1, 35 [daneizo 1043] to lend, give
in loan,
in Lu, II, 5 [chra5 5010] to give the use of, [length,
LENGTH (at), iu Ep, 3, t8, Ee, 21, t6 t [mekos 3007]
in Eo, I, 10 [pote 3819] when, at any time,
LEOPAED, in Ee, 13, 2 [pardalis 3530] leopard,
LEPEE, in Mt, 8, 2 ; 10, 8 ; it, s ; 26, 6, Mr, i, 40 ; 14.
3, Lu, 4, 27 ; 7, 22 ; 17, 12 [lepros 2799] leper,
LEPEOSY, in Mt, 8, 3, Mr, i. 42, Lu, 5, 12, 13 [lepra
2798] leprosy, [3028] little, less,
LESS (than the least, the), in Mt, 4, 31; 15, 40 [mikros
in 2 Co, 12, 15 [hetton 2148] the less,
in He, 7, 7 [elasson 1535] the less,
in Ep, 3, 8 [elachistoteros 1542] less than the least,
(See also Honourable, sorrowful),
LEST (that by any or some means, haply, perhaps,
should), in Mt, 17, 27 ; 26, s, Mr, 3, 9 ; 14, 38, Lu, 8, 12 ;
14, 29 ; 16, 28 ; 18, 5 ; 22, 46, Jo, 3, 20 ; 5, 14 ; 12, 35, 42 ;
18, 28, Ac, 5, 26, Eo, II, 25; 15, 20, 1 Co, I, IS, 17; 8. 13;
9, 12, 2 Co, 2. 3, IT ; 9. 3 ; 12. 7 ^; 13. to, Ga. 6. 12, Ep. 2.
9, Ph. 2, 27, Co, 2, 4 ; 3, 21, I Ti, 3, 6, 7, He, 3, 13 ; 4. it;
II, 28 ; 12, 3, 13, Ja, 5, 9, 12, 2 Pe, 3, 17, Ee, 16, 15 [hina
me 2287] in order that,„not.
in Mt. 4, 6; 5, 25 ; 7, 6 ; 13, is. 29 ; 15, 32 ; 25, g ; 27,
64, Mr, 4, 12; 14, 2, Lu, 4, it; 12. 58; 14, 8, 12, 29; 21,
34, Ac, 5, 39 ; 28, 27, He, 2, i ; 3, 12 ; 4, i [me-pote 3013]
not,,, at any time,
in Mr, 13, 5, 36, Ac, 13. 40 ; 23, 10 ; 27, 17, 42, i Co,
10, 12, 2 Co, 4. 4; 12, 6, 21 ; 13, TO, Ga, 6, i. Col, 2, 8,
He, 12, 15 1, 16 [me 2497] not,
¦ ' ~ CO, 8, Q : Q, 27, -
, 5 [me-pos

in Ac, 27, 29, Eo, II, 21, I Co, 8, 9 ; 9. 27, 2 Co, 2. 7
9, 4 ; II, 3 ;" 12, 20 1, Ga, 2, 2 ; 4, 11, i Th, 3, "¦"" ""
3016] not,,, by any means.

LET (be, down, forth, go, out), in Mt, 7, 4 ; 8, 22 ;
13, 30; 27, 49, Mr, 7, 27 ; IT, 6, Lu, 6, 42 ; 9, 60, Jo, it,
44 ; 18, 8 [aph-iemi 807] to send away, let away or go,
inLu, 5, 19, Ac, 9, 25 ; 10, n ; 11, 5 [kath-iemi 2335]
to send down,
in Mr, 2, 4, Lu, 5, 4, 5, Ac, g, 25 ; 27, 30, 2 Co, ti, 33
[chalaS 4gs4] to lower, let down, [to give out,
in Mt, 21, 33, 41, Mr, 12, i, Lu, 20, 9 [ek-didomi 1446]
in Ac, 2, 2g [ex-esti 1716] it is privileged, lawful,
in Lu, g, 61 [epi-trepo 1907] to turn over upon,
in Ac, 27, 32 [eao 1331] to let, suffer, leave,
(See also Alone, depart, drive, have, sink, slip),
LET, in Eo, i, 13 [koluo 2757] to hinder, forbid,
¦ in 2 Th, 2, 7 [kat-echo 2532] to hold down or fast,
LETTEE, iu Lu, 23, 38, Jo, 7, is, Ac, 28, 21, Eo, 2,
27, 23 ; 7, 6, 2 Co. 3, 6 * ; Ga, 6, it [gramma iot6] letter,
writmg, in Ac, 9, 2 ; 22, 5 ; 23..^5, i Co. 16. 3, 2 Co. 7. 8 ; 10. g,
10, IT, 2 'Th. 2. 2 [epi-stole 1888] epistle.
(See also Write).
LEWD, inAc. 17. 5 [poneros 37g8] painful, wicked.
LEWDNESS, in Ac. 18. 14 [radi-ourgema 4068] mis
chief. LIAE, .in Jo. 8. 44, 55, Eo. 3. 4, i Ti. i. 10, Tit. i. 12,
I Jo. I. 10 ; 2. 4, 22 ; 4. 3o ; 5. 10 [pseustes 5061] a Uar,
false.

in Ee. 2. 2 ; 21. 8 [pseudes 5048] lying, false.
LIBEEAL, in 2 Co. g. 13 [haplotes 537] singleness,
simplicity. [favour.
LIBEEALITY, in i Co. t6. 3 [charis 4070] grace,
in 2 Co. 8. 2 [haplotes 537) singleness, simplicity.
LIBBEALLY, in Ja. i. 5 [liaplos 538] singly, simply.
LIBBETY (give, set at, at), in Eo. 8. 21, i Co. 10, 9,
2 Co, 3, 17, Gal, 2, 4 ; 5, i, 13, Ja, i, 25; 2, 12, i Pe, 2,
t6, 2 Pe, 2, ig [eleutheria 1552] freedom,
in I Co, 7, 39 [eleutheros 1553] free, [or let away.
in Ac. 26. 32, Heb. 13. 23 [apo-luomai 592] to be loosed
in Lu. 4. 18 [aph-esis 802] relaxation, loosening.
in Ac. 24. 23 [au-esis_3g8] relaxation, loosening.
in Ac. 27. 3 [epi-trepo Tgo7] to turn over upou.
in T Co. 8. Q [ex-ousia 1742] privilege, authority.
LICENSE (give), in Ac, 21. 40 [epi-trepo 1907] to turn
in Ac, 25, T6[topos 4643] place, [over upon.
LICK, in Lu, t6, 21 [apo-leicho 586] to lick away,
LIE, in Jo, 8, 44, Eo, i. 25, 2 Th, 2, 11, i Jo. 2, 21, 27,
Ee, 21, 27 ; 22, IS [speudos 5056] lie, falsehood,
in Eo, 3, 7 [pseusma 5060] lie, falsehood,
LIE (to, that cannot), in Ac, 5, 3, 4, Eo, g, i, 2 Co, 11,
31, Ga, I, 20, Col, 3, 9, T Ti, 2, 7, He, 6, t8, Ja. 3. 14, i
Jo. I. 6, Ee. 3. 9 [pseudomai 5058] to (speak a) lie.
in Tit. I. 2 [a-pseudes 833] unlylng.
LIE (in wait for, on, upon), in Mt. 28. 6, Lu. 2. 12,
16, Jo. 20. 5, 6, 7, 12, I Jo. 5. 19, Ee, 2T, 16 [keimai 2560]
to lie, be laid,
in Mr, 5, 40 [ana-keimai 317] to lie back or up,
in Mr, i, 30 ; 2. 4, Lu, 5, 25, Jo, 5, 3, 6, Ac, 28, 8 [kata-
keimai 2428] to be laid down,
in Jo, IT, 38, Ac, 27, 20 [epi-keimai 1838] to lie upon,
in Mt, 8, 6 ; g, 2 [ballo 842] to cast,
in Mr, 5, 23 [echo 2083] to have, hold, be,
in Jo, 13, 25 [epi-pipto 1862] to fall upon,
in Ac, 23, 16 [en-edreuo 1632] to be in ambush,
m Ac, 27, 12 [blepo gos] to look,
(See also Death, dying, much, region, sick),
LIFE (give, manner of, things that pertain to this, of,
without), in Mt, 7, 14 ; t8, 8. g ; ig, 16, 17, 29 ; 25, 46,
Mr, 9, 43, 45,; TO, 17, 30, Lu, I, 75 ; lo, 25 ; 12, 15 ; t6,
25 ; 18, 18, 30, Jo, I. 4t; 3, 15, 16, 36 ( ; 4. 14, 36 ; 5, 24 1,
26 t, 29, 3g, 40 ; 6, 27, 33, 35, 40, 47, 48, 51, 53, 54, 63, 68 ;
8, 12 ; 10, TO, 28 ; IT. 25 ; 12, 25, 50 ; 14, 6 ; 17, 2, 3 ; 20,
31, Ac, 2, 28 ; 3, 15 ; 5, 20; 8, 33 ; n, 18 ; 13, 46, 48 ; 17,
25, Eo, 2, 7 ; 5, TO, 17, 18, 21 ; 6, 4, 22, 23 ; 7, TO ; 8, 2,
6, TO, 38 ; TT, 15, I Co, 3, 22 ; 15, 16, 2 Co, 2, 16 ; 4, lo,
II, 12 ; 5, 4, Ga, 6, 8, Ep, 4, 18, Ph, i, 20; 2, t6 ; 4. 3,
CoL 3, 3, 4, I TL I. 16 ; 4, 8; 6, 12, ig, 2 Ti, i, i, 10, Tit,
1,2; 3, 7, He, 7, 3, 16, Ja, I, 12 ; 4, 14, i Pe, 3, 7, 10, 2
Pe, I, 3, I Jo, I, I, 2 i ; 2, 25 ; 3, 14, 15 ; 5, 11 1, 12 1, 13,
16, 20, Ju, 21, Ee, 2, 7. to; 3, 5; II, IT ; 13, 8; 17, 8;
20, 12, is; 21, 6, 27; 22, I, 2, 14, 17, ig [zoe 2106] life,
activity, •
in Mt, 2. 20 ; 6, 25 i ; 10, 3g t; 16, 25 i ; 20, 28, Mr, 3,
4; 8, 35f; 10, 45; t6, 25, Lu, 6, g ; 9. 24 i, 56 ; 12, 22,
23 ; 14, 26 ; 17, 33, Jo, TO, IT. IS, 17 ; 12. 25 * ; 13. 37. 38 ;
15. 13, Ac. 15. 26 ; 20. 10, 24; 27. 10, 22, Eo. IT. 3 ; 16. 4,
Ph. 2. 30, I Jo. 3. T6i, Ee. 8. p; 12. 11 [psuche 5068] soul.
in Lu. 8. 14, I Ti. 2. 2, 2 Ti. 2. 4, i Pe. 4. 3, i Jo. 2. 16
[bios 894] course of life, living.
in Ee. 13. 15 [pneuma 3757] spirit.
iu 2 Co. I. 8 [zao 2085] to live, be active.
in Lu. 21. 34, I Co. 6. 3, 4 [biotikos 8g7] course of life,
living. in 2 Co. 3. 6, Ga. 3. 21 [zoo-poieo 2111] to make alive
or active.
in I Co. 14. 7 [a-psuchos 835] soulless, without a soul.
in Ac. 26. 4 [bi6sis_8g6] course of life, living.
in 2 Ti. 3. 10 [agoge 63] leading on, manner of life.
LIFETIME, in Lu. 16. 25 [zoe 2106] life, activity.
in He. 2. 15 [zao 2085] to live.
LIFT (out, up, up oneself, be lifted up with pride), in
Mt. 17. 8, Lu. 6. 20 ; IT. 27 ; 16. 23 ; t8. 13 ; 21. 28 ; 24.
50, Jo. 4. 35 ; 6. 5 ; 13. 18 ; 17. i. Ac. 2. 14 ; 14. n ; 22.
22, I Ti. 2. 8 [ep-airo 1761] to take or lift up,
in Jo. 3. 14^; 8. 28 ; 12. 32, 34, Ja. 4. 10 [hupsoo 4822]
make high, exalt. [to take up or away.
in Lu. 17. 13, Jo. II. 41, Ac. 4. 24, Ee. 10. 5 [airo 121]
in Mt. 12. II, Mr. i. 31 ; g. 27, Ac. 3. 7 [egeiro 1340] to
awake, raise. [bend back.
in Lu. ¦.3. TI, Jo. 8. 7, 10 [ana-kupto 325] to stoop up,
in Ac. g. 41 [an-istemi 423] to set up.
in He. 12. 12 [an-ortho6 432] to make upright.

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DICTIONARY OP BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in I Ti, 3, 6 [tuphoomai 4700] to be beclouded or plifled
up. [elaphros 1540] light,
LIGHT (make light of), in Mt, 11, 30, 2 Co, 4, 17
in Mt, 22, 5 [a-meleo 245] to be unconOemed,
LIGHT (bring to, give light to), in Mt, 4, 16* ; 5. 14,
16 ; 6, 23 ; 10, 27 ; 17, 2, Lu, 2, 32 ; 8, 16 ; 11, 35 ; 12, 3 ;
16, 8, Jo, I, 4, 5. 7, 8 i, 9 ; 3, ig f, 20 J, 21 ; 5, 35 ; 8, 12 1 ;
g, s ; II, 9, 10 ; 12, 35 t, 36 th, 46, Ac, 9, 3 ; 12, 7 ; 13, 47 ;
t6, 2g ; 22, 6, g, 11 ; 26, 13, 18, 23, Ro, 2, ig ; 13, 12, 2
Co, 4, 6 ; 6, 14 ; 11, 14, Ep, 5, 8 1, 13 1, Col, i, 12, i Th,
5, 5, 1 TL 6, 16, Ja, I, 17, I Pe, 2, 9, i Jo, i, 5, 7 f ; 2, 8,
g, 10, Ee, 18, 23; 21, 24 ; 22, s [phos 4046] light.
in Lu. IT, 36, I Co, 4, s, 2 TL i, 10, Ee, 22, 5 tphotizo
4950] to give or make light,
in 2 Co, 4, 4, 6 [photismos 4g4g] light,
inPh, 2, is.Ee, 21, 11 [phoscer 4947] a light, luminary,
in Mt, 6, 22, Lu, 11, 34 ; 12, 35, Jo, 5, 35, 2 Pe, 1, 19,
Ee, 21, 21 [luchnos 2853] * lamp, [radiance.
in Mt, 24, 29, Mr, 13, 24, Lu, ii, 33 [phefgos 4844]
in Ac, 20, 8 [lampas 2773] a torch.
in Mt. 6. IS [lampo 2777] to shine.
in Lu. I. 79 [epi-phaino igii] to shine upon, [FuU),
in Bp, 5, 14 [epi-phano igi4] to shine upon, (See
IIGHT (to), in Lu, 8, 16 ; 11, 33 ; 15, 8 [hapto 641] to
kindle, in Mt, 6, IS [kaio 2351] to (cause to) bum,
in Jo, I, 9 [photizo 4950] to give or make Ught,
I LIGHT (alight), in Mt, 3, 16 [erchomai igeojto come,
in Ee, 7, 16 [pipto 3707] to falL
LIGHTEN (enUghten), in Lu, 2, 32 [eis apo-kalupsin
567] for the uncovering,
m Lu, 17, 24 [astrapto 739] to Ughten (as lightning),
LIGHTEN (unburden), in Ac, 27, 18 [poieo ek-bolen
1438] to make a casting out,
m Ac, 27, 38 [kauphizo 2692] to relieve, Ughten,
LIGHTLY, in Mr, g, 3g [tachu 4567] quickly,
LIGHTNESS, in 2 Co, i, 17 [elaphria issg] lightness,
LIGHTNING, in Mt, 24, 27 ; 28. 3, Lu. 10. 18 ; 17. 24,
Ee. 4. 5 ; 8. s ; IT. ig ; 16. 18 [astrape 738] lightning,
LIKE (as, be, unto, made, even, in like manner, made
like to, things, wise, occupation), in Mt, n, 16 ; 13, 31,
33. 44. 45. 47. 52 5 20, i ; 22, 39, Mr, 12, 31, Lu, 6, 47, 48,
49 j 7. 31. 32 ; 12. 36 ; 13. 18, 19, 21, Jo. 8. 55 ; 9. g, Ac.
17. 29, Ga. 5. 21, 1 Jo. 3. 2, Ju. 7, Ee. i. 13, 15 ; 2. 18 ; 4.
3t, 6, 7 th; 9. 7 1, 10, TQ ; II. I ; 13. 2, 4, 11 ; 14. 14 ; i6.
13 ; 18. 18 ; 21. II, 18 [homoips 3272] like.
in Mt. 7. 8, 13 [par-omoios 3559] very Uke.
in Mt. 23. 27 [par-omoiazo 3558] to be very Uke.
in Mt. 6. 8 ; 22. 2, Eo. g. 29, He. 2. 17 [homoioomai
3274] to be made like.
In Eo. I. 23 [homoioma 3275] likeness. [likeness.
in He. 4. 15 [kath homoiotes 3273] according to (own)
in He. 7. '3 [aph-omoioo 815] to be made fuUy like.
in Mt. 6. 2g ; 12. 13 ; 28. 3, Mr. 4. 31, Lu. 12. 27, Jo. 7.
46, Ac. 3. 22 ; 7. 37 ; 8. 32, Ee. 2. 18 ; 18. 21 ; 21. 11 [hos
5o8g] as.
in Mt. 3. 16, Mr. i. 10, Lu. 3. 22, Jo. i. 32, Ac. 2. 3,
Ee. I. 14 [hos-ei 5og2] as if.
in Eo. 6. 4 [hosper sogs] even as.
in Mr. 13. 2g [houto kai 33gi] thus also. [things.
, inLu. 6. 23, I Th. 2. 14 [tauta 3390] according to these
in Ac. 19. 25 [toi-outa 4634] such things.
in Ac. II. 17 [isos 2299] equal.
in Ja, I, 6, 23 [eiko 1392] to be like, resemble,
in Mt, 21, 24 [kagd 2313] I also, (See also Fashion,
figure, men, passions, precious),
LIKE (to), in Eo, i, 28 [dokimazo 1270] to approve,
LIKE-MINDED (be), in Ph, 2. 20 [iso-psuchos 2302]
of equal soul,
in Eo, IS. 5, Ph. 2. 2 [phroneo to auto 4917] to mind
or be mindful of the same thing.
LIKEN (to), in Mt. 7. 24, 26; 11, 16 ; 13, 24; 18, 23 ;
25, 1, Mr, 4. 30, Lu, 7, 31 ; 13, 20 [homoioo 3274] to liken,
LIKENESS (in the), in Eo, 6, 5 ; 8, 3, Ph, 2, 7 [homoi
oma 3275] Ukeness,
in Ac, 14, II [homoioomai 3274] to become like,
LIKEWISE, in Mt, 22, 26 ; 26, 35 ; 27, 41, Mr, 4, 16 ;
15, 31, Lu, 3, II ; 5, 33 ; 6, 31 ; 10, 32, 37 ; 13. 5 ; 16, 25 ;
17, 28, 31 ; 22, 36, Jo, s, ig ; 6, II ; 21, 13, Eo, i, 27, i
Co, 7, 3, 4, 22, Ja, 2, 25, I Pe, 3, 1, 7; 5, 5, Ju, 8, Ee, 8,
12 [homoios 3272] likewise,
in Mt, 20, 5 ; 21, 30, 36 ; 25, 17, Mr, 12, 21 ; 14, 31, Lu,
13, 3 ; 22, 20, Eo, 8, 26, I Ti, 3, 8 ; 5, 25, Tit, 2. 3, 6 [hos-
autos 5091] after the same manner.

in Mt. 17. 12, Lu. 15, 7, 10, Eo, 6, 11 [houto 3391] so,
in He, 2, 14 [para-plesios 3511] very nearly, [thus,
in Lu, 14, 33 [oun 3380] then,
LILY, in Mt, 6, 28, Lu, 12, 27 [krinon 2713] lily,
LIMIT (to), in He, 4, 7 [horizo 3333] to mark out.
LINE, in 2 Co. to, t6 [IcanSn 2387] a line, rule,
LINEAGE, in Lu, 2, 4 [patria 3576] famUy, father's
household, UNEN (cloth, fine), in Ee, 18, 16 ; 19, 8 t, 14 [bnssi-
nos 951] made of byssus or fine cotton, [Unen,
in Mr, 15. 46 t, Lu. 23, 53 [sindon 4166] sindon, fine
in Lu, 16,^19, Ee. 18. 12 [bussos 952] byssos, fine cotton.
in Ee. 15, 6 [linon 2821] fiax, linen,
LINGEE, in 2 Pe, 2, 3 [argeo 649] to be idle, useless.
LION, in 2 Ti. 4, 17, He, 11, 33, i Pe, 5, 8, Ee, 4, 7 ;
5, 5 ; g, 8, 17 ; 10, 3 ; 13, 2 [Icon 2803] lion,
LIP, in Mt, 15, 8, Mr, 7, 6, Eo, 3, 13, i Co, 14, 21, He.
13. 15, 1 Pe. 3. 10 [cheUos 4g75] lip. [2i7g] to will.
LIST (to), in Mt. 17. 12, Mr. 9. 13, Jo. 3. 8 [thelo
in .Ta. 3. 4 [eu-thnno 2010] to go or lead straight.
in Ja. 3. 4 [boulomai g2s] to wish.
LITTLE (one, further, space, while, for a, time, no,
very),_in Mt. lo. 42 ; 18. 6, 10, 14, Mr. g. 42, Lu. 12. 32 ;
17. 2 ; ig. 3, Jo. 7. 33; 12. 35, I Co. 5. 6, 2 Co. 11. i, 16,
Ga. 5. g. He. 10. 37, Ja. 3. 5, Ee. 3. 8; 6. 11; 20. 3
[nukros 3028] little.
iu Mt. 26. 39, Mr. 14. 35, 70, Jo. 13. 33 ; 14. ig ; j6. 16,
17, 18, 19 [mikron 3028J a little.
in Mr. i. ig, Lu. 5. 3 ; 7. 47 *, 2 Co. 8. 15, i TL 4. 8 ; 5.
23, Ja. 3. 5 ; 4. 14 [oligos 3247] a Uttle.
in Lu. 22. 58, Jo. 6. 7, Ac. 5. 34 ; 27. 28, He, 2, 7, 9,
[brachus 935] short, few,
in Lu. 19. 17 [elachistos 1541] least. [ary.
in Ac, 28, 2 [on tugchano 4602] not met with or ordin-
in Ac, 20, 12 [metrics 2993] by measure,
(See also Book, chUd, daughter, faith, fish, ship),
LIVE (again, long, of, with), in Mt, 4, 4 ; 9, 18, Mr.
5. 23, Lu. 2. 36 ; 4. 4 ; 10. 28 ; 15. 13 ; 20. 38, Jo. 4. 50,
SI, 53; 5- 25; 6. 51, 57 t, 58; II. 25, 26; 14. 19, Ac. 17.
28 ; 22. 22 ; 25. 24 ; 26. 5 ; 28. 4, Eo. i. 17 ; 6. 2, 10 £ ; 7.
I, 2, 3 ; 8. 12, 13 £ ; 10. 5 ; 14. 7, 8 1, IT, I Co. 7. 39 ; g. 14,

Co. 4. II ; 5. IS £ ; 6. 9 ; 13. 4 1, Ga. 2. 14, ig, 20/; 3,
ii,'i2 ; s, 25, Ph, I, 21, 22, Col, 2, 20 ; 3. 7, I Th, 3, 8 ;
S, 10, 1 TL 5, 6, 2 Ti, 3, 12, Tit, 2, 12, He, 7, 8, 25 ; g.

17 ; 10, 38 ; 12, g, Ja, 4, 15, i Pe, i, 23 ; 2, 24 ; 4, 6, i Jo.
4. g, Ee. I. 18 ; 3, I ; 4, g, lo ; 5, 14 ; lo, 6 ; 13, 14 ; 15.
7 i 20. 4 [zao 2085] to Uve. [with.
in Eo. 6. 8, 2 Co. 7. 3, 2 Ti, 2, 11 [su-zao 4340] to Uve
in Ee, 20, 5 [ana-zao 298] to live again or anew.
in Lu, 7, 25 [hup-archo 4733] to begin to be,
in Ac, 7, ig [zoo-goneomai 2109] to be preserved aUve.
in Ac, 23, T [poUteuomai 3782] to be or act as a citizen,
in I Co, 9, 13 [esthio 1966] to eat, eat up,
iu He, 13, 18, 2 Pe. 2, i8 [ana-strephomai 364] to tum
up and down, behave oneself.
iu I Pe. 4, 2 [biooBgs] to Uve,
in Tit, 3, 3 [di-ago 1121] to lead throughout, [time,
in Ep, 6, q [eimi makro-chronios 2873] to be a long
(See also DeUciously, Jews, peace, peaceably, plea
sure, ungodly),
LIVELY,'in Ac, 7, 28, i Pe, i, 3 ; 2, 5 [zao 2085] to live.
LIVING, in Mt. 16. 16; 22, 32 ; 26, 63, Mr, 12, 27, Lu,
20, 38; 24, 5, Jo, 4, 10, II ; 6. 51, 57, 69 ; 7, 38, Ac, 14.
IS, Eo. 9. 26 ; 12, I ; 14, 9, 1 Co, 15, 45, 2 Go. 3. 3 ; 6. 16,
I Th, I, 9, I TL 3, IS ; 4, 10 ; 6, 17, He, 3, 12 ; 9, 14 ; 10,
20, 31 ; 12, 22, 1 Pe, 2, 4, Ee, 7, 2, 17 ; 16, 3 [zao 2085] to
Uve, [wealth,
in Mr, 12, 44, Ln, 8, 43 ; 15, 12, 30 ; 21, 4 [bios 8g4]living,
LO ! in Mt, 2, g ; 3, i6,. 17 ; 24, 23 ; 26, 47 ; 28, 7, 20,
Mr, 10, 28 ; 13, 21 1 ; 14, 42, Lu, i, 44 ; 2, g ; g, 3g ; 13.
16 ; 15, 29 ; 17, 21 1 ; 18, 28 ; 23, 15, Ac, 13, 46 ; 27, 24,
He, TO, 7, 9, Ee, 5, 6 ; 6, 5, 12 ; 7, 9 ; 14, i [idon 2257] lo !
in Mt, 25, 25, Jo, 7, 26 ; 16, 29 [ide 2253] see 1
LOAF, in JSIt, 14, 17, ig t ; 15, 34, 36 ; 16, g, 10, Mr, 6,
38, 41 1, 44, 52 ; 8, 5, 6, 14, 19, Iru, g, 13, 16 ; 11, s, Jo,
6. g, II, 13, 26 [artos 6gi] a loaf, bread,
LOCUST, in Mt, 3, 4, Mr, i, 6, Ee, 9, 3, 7 [akris 177]
locust, LODGE (strangers), in Ac, 10, 6, 18, 23, 32 ; 21, 16 ; 28,
7 [xenizo 3177] to lodge strangers,
in I TL 5, 10 [xeno-docheo 3178] to receive strangers.
in Mt. 13, 32, Mr. 4. 32, Lu. 13, 19 [kata-skenoo 348gl
to settle down,
in Lu, 9, 12 [kata-luo 2455] to loose down.

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in Mt, 21, 17 [auUzomai 775] to lodge in a fleld,
LODGING, in Ac, 28, 23, Plun, 22 [xenia 3176] lodging,
LOFT, (See Third),
LOINS, in Mt, 3, 4, Mr, i, 6, Lu, 12, 35, Ac, 2, 30, Ep,
6, 14, He, 7, 5, lOj I Pe, i, 13 [osphus 3367] loins,
LONG (ago, while, how, so, bear, suffer, have patience,
prayers, season), in Lu, 8, 27 ; 20, g ; 23, 8, Ao, 8, n ;
14, 3 ; 20, II [hikanos 2271] of a sufficient or meet time,
in Mt, 25, ig, Jo, s. 6, Ac. 27. 14, 21 [polus 3791] much,
many. in Mt. II. 21 [palai 3431] ot old.
in Mt. 23. 14, Mr. 12. 40, Lu. 20. 47 [makros 2872]long.
in Jo. 9. 5 [hotan 3362] when, whensoever.
in Ac. 14, 28 [ouk oUgos 3247] not a Uttle.
in Ac. 20. 9 [pleion 3726] more.
in Mt. 17. 17 1, Mr. g. igt, Lu. 9. 41, Jo. 10. 24, Ee. 6.
10 [heos pote 2084] till when. [long, many, much,
in Jo. 14, 9, He, 4, 7 [tos-outos 4644] so great, large,
in Mt, 2, ig, Eo, 7, I, I Co, 7, 3g, Ga, 4, i, 2 Pe, 1, 13
[hosos 3355] as many as, as much as,
in Mr, g, 21 [posos chronos 3815] how lAuch time.
in Mt. 9. IS [eph hoson 3355] inasmuch as, as long as.
Ijl Lu. 18. 7, I Co. 13, 4, Ja, 5, 7 [makro-thumeo 286g]
to suffer long,
(See alsoiJl, clothing, garment, hair, live, robe, time),
LONG (after, greatly,,, after, longed for), in Eo, i, 11,
2 Co, 9, 14, Ph. T, 8 ; 2, 26 [epi-potheo 1864] to long for.
in Ph, 4, I [epi-pothetos 1866] longed for,
LONGER (any, no), in Lu, 16, 2, Eo, 6, 2, Ga, 3, 25,
Ee, 10, 6 [eti 1982] yet, still, further,
in Ac, 25, 24, I Th, 3, i, 5, 1 TL 5, 23, i Pe, 4. 2 [me
k-eti 3006] no further.
in Ga. 3, 25 [ouk-eti 3377] no further.
in Ac. 18. 20 [pleion 3726] more.
LONG-SUFFEEING (be), in Eo, 2, 4 ; g, 22, 2 Co, 6, 6,
Ga, 5, 22, Ep, 4, 2, Col, I, 11; 3. 12, I Ti, i, 16, 2 TL 3,
10 ; 4,2, 1 Pe, 3, 20, 2 Pe, 3, 15 [makro-thumla 2870] long-
suffering. in 2 Pe. 3. g [makro-thumeo 2869] to suffer long.
LOOK (about on, at, diligently, earnestly, for, into,
on, out, round about on, upon, to, up, upon, stedfastly,
when), in Mt, 5, 28, Lu, g, 62, Jo, 13, 22, Ac, 3, 4, 2 Co,
10, 7, 2 Jo. 8, Ee. 5, 3, 4 (blepo 905] to look, behold, be
ware, in Mt, 14, 19, Mr. 6. 41 ; 7. 34 ; 8. 24, 25 ; 16. 4, Lu. g,
16 ; 19, 5 ; 21, I, Ac, 22. 13 [ana-blepo 279] to look up,
receive sight,
in Mr. 3. s, 34 ; 5. 32 ; g. 8 ; 10, 23 ; 11, 11, Lu, 6, 10
[peri-blepo 3627] to look around,
in Mr, 10, 27 ; 14, 67, Lu, 22, 6t, Jo, 1, 36 [em-blepo
1572] to look in,
m Lu, g, 38 [epi-blepo 1807] to look upon,
in Lu, 10, 32, .To, 7, 52, Ee, 4, 1 ; 6. 8 ; 14, i, 14 ; 15, 5
[eideo i37g] to see,
in Lu, 22, 56, Ac, I, 10 ; 3, 12 ; 6, 15 ; 7, 55 ; 10, 4,
2 Co, 3, 13 [a-tenizo 575] to look intently on,
inMt, II, 3; 24, 50, "Lu, 7, ig, 20; 12, 46, Ac, 28, 6t,
2 Pe, 3, 12, 13, 14 [pros-dokao 3932] to look toward or
lor, in Lu, 2, 38, Ac, 28, 31, Tit, 2, 13, Ju, 21 [pros-decho
mai 3931] to receive unto oneself, [trom, expect,
in I Co, 16, TI, He, 11, 10 [ek-dechomai 1443] to receive
in Ph, 3, 20, He, 9, 28 [ap-ek-dechomai, 520] to receive
from, expect fully,
in 2 Co, 4, 18, Ph, 2, 4 [skopeo 4198] to mark,
in He, 12, 15 [epi^skopeo 1877] to mark fully, oversee,
in Ja, I, 25, I Pe, i, 12 [para-kupto 3492] to stoop
alongside, in Lu, 21, 28 [ana-kupto 325] to stoop up, bend back,
in Jo, 4, 35, I Jo, I, I [theaomai 2270] to gaze at,
in Jo, ig, 37, Ac, 18, 15 [optomai 3317] to look, see.
in Mr. 15, 40 [theoreo 2200] to view,
in Ac, 6, 3 [epi-skeptomai 1873] to look oiit for,
in He, 12, 2 [aph-Orao 816] to look away,
iu Lu, I. 25 [eph-orao 1787] to look upon,
in Ee, 4, 3 [horasis 3315] sight.
LOOKING (after, for), in He, 10, 27 [ek-doche 1453]
lull reception, looking for,
in Lu, 21, 26 [pros-dokia 3933] a looking for,
LOOSE (be loosing or loosed), in Mt, t6, ig t ; 18, 18 1 ;
21, 2, Mr, 7, 35 ; 11, 2, 4, 5, Lu, 13, 15, 16 ; 19, 30, 31, 33 1,
Jo, II, 44, Ac, 2, 24 ; 13, 25 ; 22, 30 ; 24, 26, i Co. 7. 27,
Ee. 5. 9, 5 ; g. 14, 15 ; 30, 3, 7 [luo 2854] to loose,
in Mt. 18. 27, Lu. 13. 12 [apo-luo 592] to loose away.

in I Co, 7, 27 [lusls 2846] loosing,
in Ac, 16, 26 ; 27, 40 [an-iemi 420] to send away, relax.
in Ae, 27, 13 [ano 121] to take up or away,
in Ac, 13, 13; 16, it; 27, 21 [an-ago 293] to lead up,
go on board, . [or useless,
in Eo, 7, 2 [kat-argeo 2481] to make thoroughly idle
LOED (be' Lord over. Lord of, the Lord's), in Mt, 10,
24, 25 ; t8, 25, 26, 27, 31, 32, 34 ; 20, 8 ; 21, 40 ; 24, 45, 46,
48, 50 ; 25, II t, 18, 19, 20, 21 1, 22, 23 t, 24, 26, Mr, 12, g,
Lu, 12, 36, 37, 42, 43, 45, 46, 47 ; 13, 8 ; 14, 22, 23; 16, 3,
si, 8 ; ig, 16, 18, 20, 25 ; 20, 13, IS, Jo, 13, 16 ; 25, 15,
20, Ac, 25, 26, I Co, 8, 5, Ga, 4, i, i Pe, 3, 6, Ee, 17, 4 ;
19, 16 [kurios 2752] lord, master.
Applied to God or Christ, in Mt, i, 20, 22, 24 ; 2, 13,
15. 19 '. 3. 3 j 4* 7. 10 ; 5. 33 ; 7. 21 1, 22 ( ; 8. 2, 6, 8, 21,
25; g. 28, 38 ; IT. 25 ; 12. 8; 13. 51 ; 14. 28, 30 ; 15. 22,
25, 27 ; 16. 22; 17. 4, 15; 18. 21 ; 20. 30, 31, 33; 21. 3, g,
42 ; 22. 37, 43, 44 «, 45 ; 23. 3g ; 24. 42 ; 25. 37, 44 ; 26. 22,
27, 30 ; 28. 2, 6, Mr. i. 3; 2. 28 ; 5. 19 ; 7. 28 ; g. 24 ; 11.
3, 9, TO ; 12. II, 29 1, 30, 36, 37 ; 13. 20 ; 16. 19, 20, Lu. i.
6, 9, II, 15, 16, 17, 25, 28, 32, 38, 43, 45, 46, 58, 66, 68, 76;
2. 9 1, II, IS, 22, 23 1, 24, 26, 38, 39 ; 3. 4 ; 4. 8, 12, 18, ig ;
5. 8, 12, 17 ; 6. s, 46 * ; 7. 6, 13, 31 ; 9. 54. 57. 5g. 61 ; 10.
I. 2, 17, 21, 27, 40 ; II, I, sg ; 12, 41, 42 ; 13, 8, 15, 23, 25 1,
3S ; 17. s. 6, 37 ; 18. 6, 41 ; ig. 8 «. 31, 34. 38 ; 20. 37, 42 1, 44 ;
22. 31. 33. 38. 4g. 61 ( ; 23. 42 ; 24,. 3, 34, Jo. I. 23 ; 4. I ;
6. 23, 34, 68 ; 8. II ; g. 36, 38 ; ti. 2, 3, 12, 21, 27, 32, 34,
3g ; 12. 13, 38 1 ; 13. 6, g, 13, 14, 25, 36, 37 ; 14. 5, 8, 22 ;
20. 2, 13, 18, 20, 25, 28 ; 21. 7 1, 12, IS, 16, 17, 20, 21, Ac.
I. 6, 21, 24 ; 2. 20, 21, 25, 34 1, 36, 39, 47 ; 3. ig, 23 ; 4.
26, 2g, 33 ; 5. g, 14. ig ; 7. 30. 31, 33. 37, 49. 59. 60 ; 8.
16, 24, 25, 26, 3g ; 9. I, 5 t, 6t, lot, II, 13, IS, 17, 27, 29,
31, 35, 42 ; 10. 4, 14, 36, 48 ; IT. 8, t6, 17, 20, 21 1, 23, 24 ;
12. 7, IT, 17, 23 ; 13. 2, 10, II, 12, 47, 48, 4g ; 14. 3, 23 ;
15. IT, 17 t, 26, 35, 36 ; 16. TO, 14, 15, 31, 32 ; 17. 24, 27 ;
18. 8, 9, 25 (; ig. 5, TO, 13, 17 ; 20. ig, 21, 24, 35 ; 21. 13,
14, 20 ; 22. 8, lot, t6, ig ; 23. 11 ; 26. 15 ; 28. 31, Eo. i.
3, 7 ; 4. 8, 24 ; 5, I, IT, 21 ; 6, IT, 23 ; 7, 25 ; 8, sg ; g, 28,
29 ; 10, g, 12, 13, t6 ; IT, 3, 34 ; 12, it, ig ; 13, 14 ; 14. 6f,
8 th, II, 14; 15, 6, IT, 30; t6, 2, 8, TI, T2t, 13, 18, 20, 22,
24, I Co, I, 2, 3, 7, 8, g, 10, 31 ; 2, 8, 16 ; 3, 5, 20 ; 4, 4,
5, 17, ig ; 5, 4t, s; 6, 11, 13*, 14, 17; 7, 10, 12, 17, 22 t,
25 t, 32t, 34, 35, 3g ; B. 6 ; g. I t, 2, 5, 14 ; 10, 21 1, 22, 26,
28 ; IT, II, 23 1, 26, 27 t, 2g, 32 ; 12, 3, 5 ; 14, 21, 37 ; 15,
31. 47. 57. 58 1 ; t6. 7. 10, ig, 22, 23, 2 Co, i, 2, 3, 14 ; 2,
12; 3, 16, 17 1, iSt ; 4, 5, 10, 14 ; 5, 6, 8, it ; 6, 17, 18 ;
8, 5, g, ig, 21 ; lo, 8, 17, 18 ; 11, 17, 31 ; 12, i, 8 ; 13, 10,
14, Ga, I, 3, 19 ; 5, TO ; 6, 14, 17, Ep, i, 2, 3, 15, 17 ; 2,
21 ; 3, IT, 14 ; 4, 1, 5, 17 ; 5, 8, 10, 17, 19, 20, 22, 29 ; 6, i,
4, 7, 8, TO, 21, 23, 24, Ph, I, 2, 14 ; 2, IT, 19, 24, 2g ;
3, I, 8, 20; 4, I, 2, 4, 5, TO, 23, Col, I, 2, 3, TO ; 2, 6 ; 3,
i^, 17, t8, 20, 23, 24 1 ; 4, 7, 17, I Th, I, it, 3, 6, 8 ; 2,
IS. ig ) 3. 8, II, 12, 13 ; 4. I, 2, 6, IS t, 16, I? i ; 5. 2, g,
12, 23, 27, 28 1, 2 Th. I. I, 2, 7, 8, g, 12 (; 2. i, 8, 13, 14,
t6 ; 3. I, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12, t6 t, 18, i Ti. t. t ; 2. 12, 14 ; 5. 21 ;
6. 3, 14, 15, 2 Ti. I. 2, 8, t6, tBI; 2. 7, 14, ig, 22, 24 ; 3.
II ; 4. I, 8, 14, 15, 18, 22, Tit. I. 4, Phm. 3, 5, 16, 20 1, 25,
He. I. 10 ; 2. 3 ; 7. 14, 21 ;" 8. 2, 8, g, 10, it ; 10. 16, 30 1 ;
12. 5, 6, 14 ; 13. 6, Ja. 1. 1, 7, 12 ; 2. i ; 4. 10, 15 ; 5. 4, 7,
8, TO, II t, 14, IS, I Pe. T. 3, 25 ; 2, 3, 13 ; 3, 12 1, 15,
2Pe, I, 2, 8, II, 14, 16 ; 2, g, TI, 20 ; 3. 2, 8, g, TO, 15, 18,
2 Jo, 3, Ju. 4, 5, g, 14, 17, 21, Ee, I, 8 ; 4, 8, n ; 7, 14 ;
II, 8, 15, 17; 14, 13; 15, 3, 4; 16, s, 7; 17, 14; 18, 8;
IQ, I, 6, 16 ; 21, 22 ; 22, 5, 6, 20, 21 [kurios 2752] Lord,
Master, in Lu, 2, 2g, Ac, 4, 24, 2 Pe, 2, i, Ju, 4, Ee, 6, 10
[despotes io8g] despot, supreme master or owner,
in Mr, 10, 51 [rabboni 4064J my rabbi, my great one,
my teacher, [lordship,
in Eo, 14, g, I Ti, 6, 15 [kurieuo 2752] to be lord, have
in I Pe, 5, 3 [kata-kurieuo 2442] to have thorougli
lordship, (the Lord.
in I Co. IT, 20, Ee, i, 10 [kuriakos 2750] belonging to
in Mr, 6, 21 ; 26, 22 [megistanes 2018] great ones,
LOEDSHIP (exercise,,, over), in Lu, 22, 25 [kurieuo
2752] to be lord, have lordship, [ship,
in Mr, to, 42![kata-kurieuo 2442] to have thorough lord-
LOSE (be lost), InMt, 10, 6, 3g t, 42 ; 15, 24 ; 16, 25 ( ;
18, II, Mr, 8, 35 t; 9, 14, Lu, 9, 24 t, 25 ; 15, 4 t, 6, 8,
9, 24, 32 ; 17, 33 1 ; ig, 10, Jo, 6, 12, 3g ; 12, 25 ; 17, 12 ;
18, g, 2 Co, 4, 3, 2 Jo, 8 [ap-ollumi 587] to destroy utter
ly, be lost, [receive loss.
in Mt. 16. 26, Mr, 8, 36 [zemioomai 2og6] to lose self,
(See also Saltness, savour).

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

LOSS (suffer, tlie loss of), iu Ac, 27. 21, Pli. 3. 7, 8
[zemia 2095] loss, [receive loss.
in I Co. 3, 15, Ph, 3. 8 [zemioomai 2096] to lose self,
in Ac. 27. 22 [apo-bole 544] a casting away.
LOT (be one's, cast), in iit. 27. 35 t, Mr. 15. 24, Lu,
23. 34, Jo. 19. 24, Ac. 1. z6t; 8. 21 [kleros 2625] lot.
in Lu. I. Q, Jo. ig. 24 [lagchano 2763] to hit upon,
meet. (See Divide).
LOUD, in Mt. 27. 46, 50, Mr. i. 26 ; 5. 7 ; 15. 34, 37,
Lu. I. 42 ; 4. 33 ; 8. 28 ; 17. 15 ; 19. 37 ; 23. 23, 46, Jo.
II. 43, Ac. 7. 57, 60 ; 8. 7 ; 14. 10; 16. 28 ; 26. 24, E-e. 5.
2, 12; 6. 10; 7. 2, 10; 8. 13; 10. 3; 12. 10; 14. 7, 9, 15,
18 ; ig. 17 [megas 2916] great.
LOVE (of money, of the brethren, brotherly), in Mt.
24. 12, Lu. II. 42, Jo. 5. 42 ; 13. 35 ; 15. g, 10 t, 13 ; 17.
26, Ho. 5. s, 8 ; 8. 35, 3g ; 12. g ; 13. 10 t ; 15. 30, i Co. 4.
21 ; 16. 24, 2 Co 2. 4, 8 ; 5. 14 ; 6. 6 ; 8. 7, 8, 24 ; 13. 11,
14, Ga. 5. 6, 13, 22, Ep. I. 4, 15; 2. 4; 3. 17, ig ; 4. 2,
15, 16 ; 5. 2 ; 6. 23, Ph, I. 9, 17 ; 2. i, 2, Col. i. 4, 8 ; 2.
2, I Th, I. 3 ; 3. 12 ; 5. 8, 13, 2 Th. 2. 10; 3. 5, i Ti. i.
14 ; 6.11,2 Ti. I. 7, 13, Phm. 5, 7, g, He. 6. 10 ; 10. 24, i
Jo. 2. 5, 15 ; 3. I, 16, 17 ; 4. 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 16 th, 17, 18 iA;
5. 3, 2 Jo. 3, 6, Ju. 2, 21, Re. 2. 4 [agape 18] dear love.
in Eo. 12. 10, I Th. 4. 9, He. 13. i, i Pe. i. 22 [phil-
adelphia 4862] lirotherlyfrieudship.
in Tit, 3. 4 [phil-anthropia 4865] philanthropy.
"in I Ti. 6. 10 [phil-arguria 4867] love of silver.
LOVE (one's children, husband, as brethren, to have
the pre-eminence), in Mt. 5. 43, 44, 46 t; 6. 24 ; 19. 19 ;
22. 37, 39, Mr. 10. 21 ; 12. 30, 31, 33 t ; Lu, 6. 27, 32/,
35 ; 7, 5, 42, 47 t; 10, 27 ; n. 43 ; 16. 13, Jo. 3, 16, 19,
35 ; 8. 42 ; 10. 17 ; n, 5 ; 12. 43 ; 13. 1 1, 23, 34 th ; 14. 15,
SI /, 23 t, 24, 28, 31 ; 15. 9 t, 12 1, 17 ; 17. 23 1, 24, 26 ; 19.
26 ; 21. 7, 15, 16, 20, Eo. 8. 28, 37 ; g. 13 ; 13. 8t,g,i Co,
2. g ; 8. 3, 2 Co. g. 7 ; 11. 11 ; 12. 15 t, Ga. 2. 20 ; 5, 14,
Ep. 2. 4 ; 5. 2, 25 t, 28 th, 33; 6. 24, CoL 3. ig, i Th. 4.
9, 2 Th. 2. 16, 2 Ti. 4, 8, 10, He. i. 9; 12. 6, Ja. i. 12 ; 2.
5, 8, 1 Pe. I, 8, 22 ; 2. 17 ; 3. 10, 2 Pe. 2. 15, i Jo. 2. 10,
15 t ; 3. 10, II, 14 t, 18, 23 ; 4. 7 t, 8, 10 t, 11 1, 12, ig t,
20 th, 21 1; $. 1 1, 2 t, 2 Jo. I, 5, 3 Jo. I, Ee, i. 5 ; 3- 9 ;
12. II [agapao 17] to love dearly.
inMt. 6. 5; 10. 37*; 23. 6, Lu. 20. 46, Jo. 5, 20; n.
3, 36 ; 12. 25 ; 15. 19 ; 16, 27 ; 20. 2 ; 21. 15 1, 16 1, 17 th,
I Co. 16. 22, Tit. 3. J5, Ee. 3. 19 ; 22. 15 [phileo 4870] to
love, be friend to, kiss.
in Tit. 2. 4 [phil-andros 4864] loving (one's) husband.
in Tit. 2. 4 [philo-teknos 4885] loving children.
in I Pe. 3. 8 [pliil-adelphos 4863] loving the brethren.
in 3 Jo. g [philo-proteuo 4880] to love being foremost.
in Mr. 12. 38 [thelo 2i7g] to vi'ill.
LOVELY, in Ph. 4. 8 [prosphiles sgSs] very lovely.
LOVEE (of God, good men, hospitaUty, pleasure,
one's own self), in 2 Ti, 3. 2 [phil-autos 4869] lover of
self. in 2 Ti. 3. 4 [phil-edonoB 4872] lover of pleasure,
in 2 Ti. 3. 4 [philo-theos 4875] lover of God.
in Tit. I. 8 [phil-agathos 4861] lover of good.
in Tit. I. 8 [philo-xenos 4875] lover of strangers.
LOW (estate, degree, maae, brought), in Eo. 12. 16,
Lu, I, 52, Ja. I. g [tapeinos 4547] low.
in Lu. I. 48, Ja. i. 10 [tapeinosis 4551] lowliness.
in Lu. 3. 5 [tapeinoomai 4550] to be lowered.
LOWER (make, be made), in He. 2. 7, g [elattoo 1537]
to make less,
in Ep. 4. g [katoteros 2550] lower. [lowering.
LOWERING (be), iu Mt. 16. 5 [stugnazo 4307] to be
( 3!X)WEST, in Lu. 14. g, 10 [eschatos 1971] last.
LOWLINESS (of mind), in Ep, 4. 2, Ph. 2. 3 [tapeino-
phrosune 4548] lowliness of mind.
LOWLY, in Mt. n. 29 [tapeinos 4547] lev.
. LUCRE (uot greedy of or given to filthy, for filthy),
in Tit. 1. II [kerdos 2582] gain.
in I Ti. 3. 3, 8, Tit. i. 7 [aiscliro-kerdes 125] given to
shameful gain.
in I Pe. 5. 2 [aischro-kerdos 126] for shameful gain.
iu I Ti. 3. 3 [a-phil-arguros 810] not a lover of silver.
LUKEWARM, in Ee. 3. 16 [chliaros 4996] lukewarm.
LUMP, in Ro. 9, 21 ; 11, 16, 1 Co. 5. 6, 7, Ga. 5. 9
(phurama 4934] lump, kneaded mass.
LUNATICK (be), in Mt. 4. 24 ; 17. 15 [seleniazomai
4144] to be lunatic.
LUST, in Mr. 4. ig, Jo. 8, 44, Eo. i. 24 ; 6. 12 ; 7. 7 ;
13. 14, Ga. 5. 6, 24, Ep. 2. 3 ; 4. 22, i Ti. 6. 9, 2 TL 2, 22 ;
3. 6; 4, 3, Tit. 2. 12 ; 3. 3, Ja. i. 14, 15, i Pe. i. 14 ; 2.

II ; 4. 2, 3, 2 Pe. I. 4 ; 2. 10, 18 ; 3. 3, i Jo. 2. 16 i, 17,
Ju, 16, 18 [epi-thumia 1832] over-desire.
in Eo. I. 27 [orexis 3324] a stretching out for.
in I Th. 4. 5 [pathos 3419] passions.
iu Ja. 4. I, 3 [hedone 2121] pleasure.
LUST (after), in Mt. 5, 28, i Co. 10. 6, Ga. 5. 17, Ja. 4.
2 [epi-thumeo 1830] to desire fully.
in Ja. 4. 5 [epi-potheo 1864] to long for. [desiring.
in I Co. 10. 6 [eimi epi-rhumetes 1831] to be over-
in Ee. 18. 14 [epi-thumia 1832] ov'er-desire.
LYING, in Ep. 4. 25, 2 Th. 2. 9 [pseudos 5056] a lie,
lying, falsehood.
LYING IN WAIT, in Ac. 23. 16 [en-edra 1631] lying
in wait, being in ambush,
in Ac. 20. 19 [epi-boule 1810] counsel upon or against.
M.
MAD (against, be_, make), in Jo. 10. 20, Ac, 12 12 ; 26.
25, 1 Co. 14. 23 [mamomai 2862] to be mad.
in Ac. 26. II [em-mainomai 1576] to be mad with,
in Ac. 26. 24 [peri-trepo eis manian 1671] to tum
round into madness.
MADNESS, in Lu. 6. 11 [a-noia 425] thoughtlessness.
in 2 Pe. 2, 16 [para-phronia 3526] wrong-mindedness.
MAGISTEATE (obey), in Ac. 16. 20, 22, 35, 36, 38
[strat-egos 4294] leader of an army or host.
in Lu. 12, II [arche 695] chief.
in Lu. 12. 58 [archon 705] chief, [obedient, i
in Tit. 3. I [peith-archeo 3=188] to be persuaded or
MAGNiFICENCE, in Ac. 19. 27 [megaleiotes 2911]
greatness. MAGNIFY, in Lu. i. 46, Ac. 5. 13 ; 10. 46 ; 19. 17, Ph.
I, 20 [megaluno 2913] to magnify.
in Eo, II. 13 [doxazo 1282] to glorify.
MAID, in Mt. 9. 24, 25 [korasion 2681] damseL .
in Mr. 14. 66, 69, Lu, 22. 56 [paidiske 3427] maiden. ;
in Lu. 8. 54 [pais 3429] maid, child.
MAIDEN, in Lu. 12. 45 [paidiske 3427] maiden.
in Lu. 8. 51 [pais 3429] maid, child.
MAIMED, in Mt. 15. 30, 31 ; 18, 8, Mr. 9. 43 [kulloa
2743] crippled,
in Lu. 14. 13, 21 [ana-peros 350] maimed.
MAINSAIL, in Ac. 27. 40 [artemon 687] mainsail.
MAINTAIN, in Tit. 3. 8, 14 [pro-istemi 3893] to set
forward. [greatness.
MAJESTY, in He, 1. 3 ; 8, i, Jx 25 [megalosune29i5]
in 2 Pe. I. 16 [megaleiotes 2911] greatness.
MAKE (as though, for, toward, up, up beforehand,
ruler, war), in Mt. 3, 3 ; 4. ig ; 5. 36 ; 12. 16, 33 £ ; 17I 4 ;
ig. 4 f ; 20. 12; 21. 13 ; 22. 2 ; 23. 15 1 ; 25. 16, Mr. i. 3,
17 ; 3. Tz; 6. 21 ; 7. 37 ; 8. 25 ; g. 5 ; 10. 6 ; 11. 17, Lu.
3- 4 ; S- 29. 33» 34 ; 9- 33 ; II- 40^ ; 14- 12, 13, 16 ; IS. 19;
16. 9 ; 19. 46, Jo. 2. 15, 16 ; 4. I, 46 ; 5. n, 15, 18 ; 6- 10,
15 ; 7. 23 ; 8. 53 ; 9. 6, n, 14 ; 10. 33 ; 12. 2 ; 14. 23 ; 18.
18 ; ig. 7, 12, 23, Ac. I. I ; 2. 36 ; 3, 12; 4. 24 ; 7. 40, 43,
44, 50 ; 8. 2 ; g. 39 ; 14. 15 ; 17- 24. 26 ; 19- 24 ; 23- isj
Ro. I. g ; 9. 20, 21, 28 ; 13. 14 ; 15. 26, i Co. 6. 15 ; 10, 13,
2 Co. 5. 21, Ep. 1. 16 ; 2. 14, 15 ; 4. 16, Ph. i. 4, i Th. i.
2, I TL 2. I, Phm. 4, He. i. 2, 7; 8. 5, g; 12, 13, 27, Ja.
3. 18, 2 Pe. I. 10, I Jo. 1. 10 ; 5. 10, Rie. i. 6; 3. g, 12 ;
5, 10 ; II. 7 ; 12, 17 ; 13. 7, 13, 14 ; 14. 7 ; 17. 16 ^ ig. ig ;
21, 5 ; 22. IS [poieo 3766] to do, make, work,
in Lu, 24. 28 [pros-poieomai 3g72] to make toward.
in Eo. I. 20 [poiema 3767] work.
in Mt. 4. 3 ; 9, 16 ; 23. 15 ; 25. 6 ; 27. 24, Mr. 2, 21, 27 ;
14. 4, Lu. 4. 3 ; 8. 17 ; 14. 12 ; 23. 12, ig, Jo. i. 3 th, 10, 14 ;
2. 9 ; 5. 4, 6, 9, 14 ; 8. 33 ; 9. 39, Ac. 7. 13 ; 12. 5 ; 13. 32 ;
14, 5 ; ig. 26; 21. 40 ; 26. 6, Ro. i. 3 ; 2. 25 ; 7. 13 ; 10.
20 ; II. g, I Co. I. 30 ; 3. 13 ; 4. g, 13 ; 7. 21 ; 9. 22 ; 11.
ig; 14. 25; 15. 45, 2 Co. 5, 21, Ga. 3. 13; 4. 41, Ep. 2.
13 ; 3. 7, Ph. 2. 7, Col. I. 23, 25, Tit. 3. 7, He. i. 4 ; 3. 14 ;
5. 5 ; 6, 4, 20 ; 7, 12, 16, 21, 22, 26 ; n, 3, Ja. 3. 9, i Pe.
2. 7 [ginomai 993] to become, come to pass.
in 2 Pe, 2. 12 [gennao 97g] to beget.
in Mt, 24. 45, 47 ; 25. 21, 23, Lu. 12. 14, 42, 44, Ac. 7.
10, 27, 35, Ro. 5. ig t. He. 7. 28, 2 Pe. i. 8 [kath-istemi
2336] to set down.
m Mt. 22. 44, Mr. 12. 36, Lu. 20. 43, Ac. 2. 35 ; 20. 28;
Ro, 4. 17, 1 Co. g. 18, He. i, 13 ; 10. 13, 2 Pe. 2. 6 [tithemi
4616] to put, place, set. [place thoroughly.
inAc. 3. 25, He. 8. 10; 10. 16 [dia-tithemai iiSg] to
in Lu. 14. 31 [sum-ballo eis polemoii 4360] to cast self
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in Mr, 12. 42, Ac, 16. 13 [eimi 1398] to be.
in Ac. 26. 16 [pro-cheirizomai 4cx)7] to choose by
stretching out the hand.
in Ac. 27. 40 [kat-echo 2532] to hold down.
in Ga. 2. 18 [sun-istemi 4466] to set down.
in Ga. 3. 16 [reomai 4079] to be spoken.
in Ep. 2. 15 [ktizo 2730] to create, make.
in He. 8. 5 [epi-teleo igoi] to end fully.
in He. 8, 8 [sun -teleo 4476] to end with i^ together.
inHe. 9.. 2 [kata-skeuazomai 2488] to be thoroughly
in I TL I. g [keimai 2560] to be laid. [prepared.
in 2 Th. 3. g, Re. 3. g [didomi 1212] to give.
(See fflteo Able, abound, accepted, ado, alive, ashamed,
astonished, bed, bitter, boast, broad, calf, clean, con
formable, defence, desolate, diiffier, difference, distribu
tion, doubt, drink, effect, end, eunuch, evil, example,
excuse, fast, foolish, free, friend, fall, gain, ^azingstock,
glad, glorious, haste, havoc, increase, inferior, inquiry,
insurrection, intercession, journey, known, light, like,
lower, mad, made, manifest, matter, meet, melody,
mention, merchandise, merry, new, noise, number,
obedient, offend, old, oration, peace, perfect, prayer,
promise, proof, ready, reconciliation, rent, reputation,
request, rich, rise, ruler, see, servant, shipwreck, shew,
signs, sit, sorry, stand, straight, strong, sure, uproar,
void, war, white, whole, wise).
MAKER, in He. n, 10 [demi-ourgos noi] a public
worker, {pee aUo Tent).
]MALE, inMt. ig. 4, Mr. 10. 6, Lu, -a. 23, Ga. 3. 28
[ai-sen 686] a male. [evil worker.
]VLA.LEFACTOR, in Lu. 23. "32, 33, 3g [kak-oiirgos 2363]
in Jo. 18. 30 [kako-poios 2361] evildoer,
MALICE, in i Co. 5. 8 ; 14, 20, Ep. 4. 31, CoL 3. 8, Tit.
3. 3, I Pe. 2. I [kakia 2355] evil. [ful.
MALICIOUS, in 3 Jo. 10 [poneros 37g8] wicked, pain-
MALICI0USNES3, in Ro. i. 29, i Pe, 2. 16 [kakia 2355]
evil, [custom.
MALIGNITY, in Ro. i. 29 [kako-etheia 2356] evil
MAMMON, in Mt. 6. 24, Lu. 16. 9, 11, 13 [mammonas
2879] mammon, wealth.
MAN (after, after the manner of, any, as, no, man's,
child, person, common to, quit you like men), in Mt. 4. 4; 7.
g; 9. 32; 12, II, 13, 35, 45; 13. 45 ; 15. 18; 17. 14; 18. 7;
19. 10; 21. 28; 25. 24; 26. 24 f, 72, 74, Mr. 2. 27; 3. 3, 5 ;
5. 8 ; 7. 15, 18, 20, 23 ; II. 2 ; iz, i ; 14, 21 1, 71, Lu. 2. 25,
52 ; 4. 4 ; 5. 20 ; 6, 8, 10, 45 « ; 7. 34 ; 8. 29, 33, 35 ; 10.
30 ; II. 26 ; 12. 14, 16 ; 14. 2, 16, 30 ; 15. 4, n ; 16. i, ig ;
18. 2, 4 ; 19. 21, 22, 30; 20. 9; 22. 22, 58, 60 ; 23, 4, 6, 14 f,
47, Jo. I. g ; 2. 10, 25 ; 4. 50 ; 5. 5, 7, g, 12, 15, 34 ; 7. 46,
51; g. 16, 24 {, 30; II. 47, 50; 18. 14, 17, 29; ig. 5, Ac. 4.
9, 14, 17, 22; 5. 28; 6, 13; 9. 33; 10. 28; 17. 29; 19. 16,
35 ; 21. 28 ; 22. 26; 23. 9 ; 25, 16, 22 ; 26, 31, 32 ; 28. 4,
Ro. I. 23; 2. I, 3, 9; 3. 4; 4, 6; 5. 12, Ro. 5. 15, 19; 6.
6 ; 7. 22, 24 ; g. 20 ; 10. 5 ; 14, 20, i Co. 2. g, n £, 14 ; 15.
21 1, 1 Co. 15. 45, 47 t, 2 Co. 4. 2, 16, Ga. I. I, II, 12 ; 2.
6; 3- 12 ) 5- 3) ^P* 2- 15 j 3- 16 ; 4. 22, 24, Co, I. 28 th ;
3. 9, I Th. 4. 8, 2 Th. 2. 3, I Ti. 2. 5 ; 6. IT, 16, 2 Ti. 3.
17,' He. 2.6t; 8. 2; 13. 6, Ja. i. 7, 19; 2. 20; 3 8, i Pe.
I. 24 ; 3. 4, 2 Pe. I. 21 ; 2. 16.
A Man, in Mt. 8. 9 ; 9. 9 ; 10. 35, 36 ; n. 8, 19 ; 12.
ID, 12, 43 1 ; 13. 24, 31, 44, 52 ; 15. II t, 2ot ; 16. 26 1; 18.
12 ; 19. 3, 5 ; 20. I ; 22. n ; 25. 14 ; 27. 32, Mr, i, 23 ; 3,
I ; 4. 26 ; 5, 2 ; 7. n, 15 ; 8. 36, 37 ; 10. 7 ; 12. 34 ; 14. 13,
Lu. 2. 25 ; 4. 33 ; 5. 18 ; 6. 6, 48, 49 ; 7. 8, 25 ; 9. 25 ; n.
24^; 13. 19 ; 22. 10, Jo. I. 6 ; 3. 1, 4, 27 ; 4. zg ; 7. 22, 23 t;
8. 40; g. I, II, 16; 10. 33; 16. 21, Ac. 10. 26; 12. 22 ; 21.
39 ; 22. 25, Ro. 3. 5, 28 ; 7. I, I Co, 2. 11 ; 4. i ; 6. 18 ; 7.
I, 26 ; g. 8 ; II. 28, 2 Co. 12. 2, 3, 4, Ga. 2. 16 ; 3. 15 ; 6,
I, 7, Ep. 5. 21, Ph. 2. 8, Tit. 3. 10, Ja. 5, 17, Ee. 4. 7:9,
5 ; 13- 18.
MEN, in Mt. 4. ig ; 5. 13, 16, 19 ; 6. i, 2, 5, 14, 15, 16,
18 ; 7. 12 ; 8. 27 ; g, 8 ; 10. 17, 32, 33 ; 12. 31 1, 36 ; 13.
25 ', IS- 9 ; i6- 23 ; 17. 22 ; ig. iz, 26 ; zi. Z5, 26 ; 22. 16 ;
23- 4) 5> 7j i3j 28, Mr. i. 17 ; 3. z8 ; 7. 7, 8, 21 ; 8. 24, 27,
33 ; 9- 31 ; IO- 27; II. 30, 32 ; 12. 14, Lu. i. 25 ; 2, 14 ; 5,
10; 6. 22, 26, 31; 7. 31; 9. 44, 56; II. 44, 46; 12. 8, 9,
36 ; 13. 4 ; 16, IS f ; 18. 10, n, 27 ; 20. 4, 6 ; 21. 26 ; 22.
22, Jo, I. 4 ; 3. ig ; 4. 28 ; 5. 41 ; 6, 10, 14 ; 8. 17 ; 12. 43 ;
17, 6, Ac. 4, 12, 13, 16; 5. 4, 2g, 35, 38t; 14. n, 15; 15.
17, 26 ; 16. 17, 20, 35 ; 17. 25, 26, 30 ; 18. 13 ; 22, 15 ; 24.
16, Ro. I. 18; 2. 16, 2g; 5. 12, xSt; 12. 17, i8; 14. 18, i
Co. I. 25 1 ; 2. s ; 3- 3i 21 ; 4- 9 ; 7- 7) 23 ; 13, i ; 14. 2, 3 ;
15. ig, 32, 39, 2 Co. 3. 2 ; 5. II ; S, 21, Ga. 1. i, lo th ; 3.
IS) Ep. 3. s ; 4- 8, 14 ; 6- 7, Ph. 2. 7 ; 4. 5, Col. 2. 8, 22 ;
6

3. 23, I Th. 2, 4, 6, 13, 15, 2 Th. 3. 2, I TL 2. i, 4, 5 ; 4.
10; 5. 24 ; 6. 5, 9, 2 Ti. 2. 2 ; 3. z, 8, 13, Tit. i. 14 ; 2. 11;
3. 2, 8, He. 5. I ; 6. 16 ; 7. 8, z8 ; 9. 27, Ja. 3. g, i Pe. 2.
4, 15 ; 4. 2, 6, 2 Pe. I. 21 ; 3. 7, I Jo, 5. g, Ju. 4, Re. 8.
II ; 9, 4, 6, 7, 10, 15, 18, 20 ; II. 13 ; 13. 13 ; 14. 4 ; 16. 2,
8, 9, 18, 21 ( ; 18. 13 ; 21. 3 [anthropos 417J man, human
being, in Mt, 7. 24, 26; 12. 41 ; 14. 21, 35 ; 15. 38, Mt. 6. 20,
44 ; 10. 2, Lu. I. 27, 34 ; 5, 8, 12, 18 ; 7- 20 ; 8, 27, 38, 41 ;
g. 14, 30, 32, 38 ; II. 31, 32 ; 14. 24 ; 17. 12 ; ig. 2, 7 ; 22.
63 ; 23. 50 1 ; 24. 4, Jo. I, 13, 30 ; 6. 10, Ac. 1. 10, 11, 16,
21 ; 2. 5, 14, 22 1, zg, 37 53. 2, 12 ; 4, 4 ; 5. i, 14, 25, 35,
36 ; 6. 3, 5, II ; 7. 2 ; 8. 2, 3, 9, 12, 27 ; 9, 2, 7, 12, 13,38 ;
10. I, 5, 17, ig, ZI, 22, 28, 30 ; II. 3, II, 12, 13, zo, 24 ; 13,
7, 15, 16, 21, 22, 26, 38 ; 14. 8 ; ig. 7, 13, 22 S, 25 ; 16. 9;
17. 12, 22, 31, 34; 18, 24; 19. 7, 35, 37 ; 20. 30; 21. II,
23, 26, 28, 38 ; 22. I, 3, 4, 12 ; 23. I, 6, 21, 27, 30 ; 24. 5 ;
25. 5, 14, 17, 23, 24 ; 28, 17, Ro. 4. 8 ; 7. 3 f ; n. 4, i Co.
7. 16 ; ] r, 3 t, 4, 7t, 8t, 9 t, II t, 12 t, 14 ; 13. 11, Ep. 4.
13 ; S: 38, I TL 2. 8, 12 ; 5. o, Ja. i. 8, 12, 20, 23 :, 2. 2 ; 3.
2 [aner 408] a man, husband, male.
in Mt. 6. 24 ; 9, 16; n, 27 ; 17. 8 ; 20. 7 ; 22. 46 ; 24.
36, Mr. 2. 21, 22 ; 3. 27 ; 5. 3, 4, 37 ; 7. 24 ; 9. 8, 39 ; jo.
zg ; II. 2 ; 12. 14, 34 ; 13. 32, Lu. 5. 36, 37, 39 ; 8. 16, 51 ;
9. 36, 62 ; ID. 22 ; II. 33 ; 15. 16 ; 18. 29 ; 19. 30 ; 23. 53,
Jo. I. 18 ; 3. 2, 13, 32 ; 4, 27 ; 5. 22 ; 6. 44, 65 ; 7. 4, 13,
27, 30, 44 ; 8. 10, II, 15, 20, 33 ; g, 4 ; 10. 18, 2g ; 13. 28 ;
14. 6 ; 15. 13 ; 16. 22 ; 18, 31 ; 19. 41, Ac. 5, 13, 23 ; 18.
10 ; 20. 33 ; 25. II, Ro. 14. 7, I Co. 2. n, 15 ; 3. n ; 12.
3 f ; 14. 2, z Co. 5, 16 ; 7, 2 f ; 11, g, Ga. 3, n, 15, Ep. 5.
zg, Ph. 2, 20, I TL 6, 16, 2.TL 2. 4 ; 4. 16, He. 7. 13 ; 12.
14, Ja. I. 13 ; 3. 8, I Jo. 4, 2, Re. 2, 17 ; 3. 7 i, 8 ; 5. 3, 4 ;
7, 9 ; 14. 3 ; 15. 8 ; 18. n ; ig. 12 [ou-deis 3373] uot even
one. in Mt. 8. 28 ; 18. 12 ; 22. 24 ; 24. 4, Mr. 8- 4 ; 12. ig,
Lu. 12. 15, Jo. 3, 3, 5 ; 6, 50 ; 8. 51, 52 ; 11. 10 ; 14, 23 ;
15, 6, 13 ; 13. 41, Ro. 8, 24, I Co. 4. 2 ; 16. 11, 2 Co. 8. 12,
20 ; II. 16, 20/; Ga. 6. 3, Col, 2. 16, 2 Th. 2. 3, i TL i. 8 ;
3, I, 5, 2 Ti. 2. 5, 21, He. 5, 4, Ja. 2. 14, 18, i Pe. 2. 19, 2
Pe. 2. 19, Ee. 13. 17 [tis 2626] any one.
inr Mt. 8. 4 ; 9. 30 ; 16, 20 ; 17. 9, Mr. 5, 43 ; 7. 36 ; 8,
30 ; 9. 9 ; II. 14, Lu. 3. 14 ; 5. 14 ; 8. 56 ; 9. 21 ; 10. 4, Ac,
g. 7 ; 10. 28 ; 23. 22, Ro. iz. 17 ; 13. 8, i Co. 3. 18, 21 ; 10.
24, Ga. 6. 17, Ep. 5. 6, Col. 2. 18, i Th. 3. 3, i Ti. 4. 12 ;
5. 22, Tit. 2. 15 ; 3. z, Ja. i. 13, i Jo. 3. 7, Re. 3. n
[me-deis 3003] not even one,
in Ro. 6. 19, I Co. 2. 4, 13 ; 4. 3 ; 10. 13, i Pe, 2, 13
[anthropinos 415] human, belonging to man,
in Ac. z. 6, Col. 4. 6 [heis 1410] one,
in Ro. I. 27, Re. 12. 5, 13 [aiTen 682] male-
in Ro. I, 27 [arsen 686] male.
in I Co. 14. 20 [teleios 4577] perfect.
in I Co. 16. 13 [andrizomai 380] to act as aman.
in Ju. 16 [pros-opon 3991] face, presence.
(See also Aged, all, another, band, blind, busybody,
certain, chief, covetous, dead, every, fail, forbidding,
good, great, heathen, holdeth, impotent, inward, lame,,
low, mighty, neither, never, new, old, one, other, poor,
rich, servant, some, son, strong, such, that, these, this,
tlu'ust, two, ungodly, war, what, wise, young,' younger).
MANGER, in Lu. 2. 7, 12, 16 [phatne 4842] manger.
MANIFEST (beforehand, be, make, that is not;, in
Jo, I, 31 ; 3. 21 ; g. 3, Ro. 16. 26, i Co. 4. 5, 2 Co. 2. 14 ; 4.
10, II ; s- 11 t; II. 6, Ep. 5, 13 t, CoL i, 26 ; 4, 4, i Ti. 3.
16, 2 Ti. I. 10, He. g. 8, i Pe. i, 20, i Jo. 2. 19, Re. 15. 4
[phaneroo 482g] to manifest.
in Lu. 8. 17, Ac. 4. 16, Ro. i. ig, i Co. 3. 13; n. ig ;
14. 25, Ga. 5. ig, Ph. i. 13, i Jo. 3. 10 [phaneros 4828]
manifest. in Eo. 10, 20 [em-phanes 1599] manifest.
in I Co. 15. 27 [delos 1098] evident.
in I Ti. 5. 25 [pro-delos 3870] openly evident.
in 2 Ti. 3. g [ek-d61os_i444] very evident, [Token,
iu He. 4. 13 [a-phanes 795] not manifest. (See also
MANIFEST (forth, be), in Mr. 4. 22, Jo. 2. n ; 17. 6,
Eo. 3. ZI, Tit. I. 3, I Jo. I. 2 J ; 3. 5, 8 ; 4. 9 [phaneroo
4829] to manifest.
in Jo. 14. 21, 22 [em-phanizo 1600] to shine in.
MANIFESTATION, in i Co. 12. 7, z Co. 4. 2 [phan-
erosis 4831] manifestation.
in Eo. 8, ig [apo-kalupsis 567] uncovering.
MANIFESTLY declared (be), in 2 Co. 3. 3 [phan
eroomai 4829] to be manifest. [much more.
MANIFOLD (more), iu Lu, 18. 30 [polla-plasion 3867]

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND STNONTMS,

in Bp, 3, TO [polu-poikilos 37go] very manifold,
in I Pe, I, 6 [poikilos 3770] manifold.
MANKIND (abuser of self with, defile self with), in
I Co. 6. g, I Tl. I. 10 [arseno-koites 685] lying with a
male. " [human nature.
in Ja. 3, 7 [phusis anthropinos 415] belonging to
MANNA, in Jo, 6, 31, 4g, 58, He, 9, 4, Be, 2, 17
[manna 2882] manna,
MANNER (after the, after the same, after this, after
what, as his,,, was, in, like, in this, of such, suffer one's,
what,,, of man), in Mt, 6, 9, Mr. 13, 29, i Co, 7, 7, i Pe,
3, 5, Re, II, 5 [houtos 3391] thus, so, [custom,
in Jo, ig, 40, Ac, 15, 1 ; 25, 16, He, 10, 25 [ethos 1374]
in Lu, 20, 31, I Co, II, 25, T Ti, 2. g [hosautos sogi] as
thus, even so,
in Jo, 2, 6, I Co, 15, 32, Ga, 3, 15 [kata ace. 23g8] down
to, over against,
in Mr, 4, 41, In, 1, 66 [tis ara 645] who then ?
in Lu, 6, 23 [kata tauta 33go] according to these things,
in Ac. I, TI, Ju, 7 [tropos 4677] turn, way,
in Ac, 13, 18 [tropo-phoreo 4681] to bear the turning
or manners,
in Ao, 15, 23 [ta-de 3igi] these, thus,
in Ac, 17, 2 [etho 1375] to be customary,
in Ac, 20, 18 [pos 4062] how,
in Ac, 23, 25 [tupos 4695] type, pattem, impress, .
in Ac, 25, 20 [perl touto 3621] conceming this,
in I Co, 15, 33 [ethos 2123] custom, [perfect),
(See also All, divers. Gentiles, godly, life, like, man,
MANSION, in Jo, 14, 2 [mone 3064] abode, place of
remaining, [murderer,
MANSLAYER, in i Ti, i, 9 [andro-phonos 381] man-
MANY (things, as, so, these, very), in Mt, 3, 7 ; 7, 13,
22t ; 8, IT, t6, 30 ; g, 10 ; lo, 31 ; 13, 3, 17, 58 ; 15, 30 ;
16, 21 ; ig, 30 ; 20, 16, 28 ; 22, 14 ; 24, 5, to, it t, 12, 21,
23 ; 26, 28, 60 ; 27, ig, 52, 53, 55, Mr. i, 34 1 ; 2. 2, 15 t ;
3, TO ; 4, 2, 33 ; 5. g, 26 ; 6, 2, 13 t, 20, 31, 33, 34 ; 7. 4, 8,
13 ; 8, 31 ; g, 12, 26 ; 10, 31, 45, 48 ; it, 8 ; 12, 5, 41 ; 13,
6 « ; 14, 24, 56 ; 15, 3, 41, lu, 1, 1, 14, 16 ; 2, 34, 35; 3, 18 ;
4, 25, 27, 41 ; 7, 21 1, 47 ; 8, 3, 30 ; g. 22 ; 10, 24, 41 ; 12,
7, ig, 47 ; 13, 24 ; 14, 16 ; 15, 13 ; 17, 25 ; 21, 8 ; 22, 65 ;
23, 8, Jo, 2, 12, 23 ; 4, 3g, 41 ; 6, 60, 66 ; 7, 31, 40 ; 8, 26,
30; TO, 20, 32, 41, 42 ; IT, ig, 45, 47, 55 ; 12, II, 42; 14,
2 ; 16, 12 ; ig, 20 ; 20, 30 ; 21, 25, Ac, i, 3, 5 ; 2, 43 ; 4, 4 ;
5, 12 ; 8, 7 1, 25 ; g, 13 ; 10. 27 ; 13- 43 '> 15. 3^, 35 ; 16. 18,
23 ; 17. 12 ; t8. 8 ; ig. 18 ; 20. 19 ; 24. 10 ; 25. 7 ; 26. g,
10 ; 28. TO, Ho. 4. 17, t8 ; 5, 15 1, 16, 19 1 ; 8, 29 ; 12, 4, 5 ;
15, 23 ; 16, 2, I Co, I, 26 1 ; 4, 15 ; 8, s ; 10, 17, 33 ; n, 30 ;
12, 12 1, 14, 20 ; i6,j9, 2 Co, i.iit; 2, 4, 17 ; 6, to ; 8, 22 ;
9, 12 ; TI, 18; 12, 21, Ga, I, 14; 3, 16; 4, 27, Ph, 3, 18, i
Ti, 6, 9, 10, 12, 2 Ti, 2, 2, Tit, 1, 10, He, 2, to ; 5, ii ; 9,
28 ; T2, 15, Ja, 3, I, 2, 2 Pe, 2, 2, i Jo, 2. t8 ; 4, i, 2 Jo, 7,
12, 3 Jo, 13, Re, I, 15 ; 5, IT ; 8. II ; 9, 9 ; to, ii ; 14, 2 ;
17. i; ig, 6, 12 [polus 37gT] much, many,
in Mt, 14, 36 ; 22, 9, 10, Mr, 3, 10 ; 6, 56, Lu, 11, 8, Jo,
T, 12, Ac, 2, 39 ; 3, 24 ; 4, 6, 34 ; 5. 3^, 37 ; lo- 45 ; 13. 48,
Ro. 2. i2t; 6. 3 ; 8. 14, Ga. 3. 10, 27 ; 6. 12, 16, Ph. 3. 15,
Col, 2, I, I Ti. 6. I, Be. 2. 24 ; 3. ig ; 13. 15 ; t8. 17 [hosos
3355] as much or as many as.
in Lu. II. 53, Ac. 2. 40; 13. 31 ; 21. 10 ; 24. 17 ; 25. 14;
27. 20 ; 28. 23, 1 Co, 10, 5, 2 Co, 2, 6 ; 4, 15 ; g, 2, I'h, i,
14, He, 7, 23 [pleion 3726] more,
in Lu, 7, TI ; 8. 32 ; 23, g, Ac, 9, 23, 43 ; 12, 12 ; 14, 21 ;
19, ig ; 20, 8 ; 27, 7, I Co, IT, 30 [hikanos 2271] sufficient,
meet, in Lu, 15, 29, Jo, 6, g ; 12, 37 ; 21, 11, i Co, 14, 10, Ga,
3, 4 [tosoutos 4644] so great, large, long, many, much,
(See also How), • [Lord hath come !
MAKAN-ATHA, in i Co, 16, 22 [maran-atha 2885] the
MABBLE, in Ee, 18, 12 [marmaros 2887] marble,
MARK, in Be, 13, t6, 17 ; 14, g, 11 ; 15, 2 ; 16, 2 ; ig,
20 ; 20, 4 [charagma 4g66] graven thing,
in Ga, 6, 17 [stigma 4281] stigma, brand,
in Ph^, 14 [skopos 4Tgg] mark, [attend to,
MARK (to), in Lu. 14. 7 [ep-echo 1800] to hold upon,
in Bo. 16. 17, Ph. g. 17 [skopeo 4198] to mark.
MAEKET (place) m Mt. it. t6 ; 20. 3 ; 23. 7, Mr. 7. 4 ;
12. 38, Lu. 7. 32'; II. 43 ; 20. 46, Ac. 16. 19 ; 17. i7'[agora
50] public market place.
MABBED (be), iu Mr. 2 22 [ap-ollumi 589] to be
utterly destroyed or lost.
MABEIAGE (give, be given in), in Mt, 22, 2, 4, 9 ;
25, TO, Jo, 2, I, 2, He, 13, 4, Be, ig, 7, g [gamos g62]
wedding, marriage.

in Mt, 22, 30 ; 24, 38, Lu, 17, 27, 1 Co, 7, 38 1 [ek-gamizo
T43g] to give out in marriage,
m Mr, 12, 25 [gamiskomal 961] to begin to marry.
in Lu. 20. 34, 35 [ek-gamiskomai 1440] to begin to be
married out,
MABEOW, in Heh, 4, 12 [muelos 3077] marrow,
MABBY (a wife, be -led), inMi^t, 5, 32 ; ig, gt, 10 ; 22,
25, 30 ; 24, 38, Mr, 6, 17 ; 10, 11, 12 ; 12. 25, Lu, 14, 20 ;
t6. iBt ; Tl. 27 ; 20, 34, 35 ; i Co. 7. gt, 10, 28 1, 33, 34,
36, 39, I Tl. 4. 3 ; J, II, 14 [gameogsg] to marry (a wife),
in Bo, 7, 3 1, 4 [ginomai ggs] to become, [widow.
in Mt, 22, 24 [epi-gambreuo 181 1] to marry a brother's
MABTYB, m Ac, 22, 20, Ee. 2. 13 ; 17, 6 [martus 28g3]
witness, testimony bearer,
MABVEL, in 2 Co, 11, 14 [thaumastos 2168] wonderful,
MABTEL (at), in Mt. 8. 10, 27 ; 9, 8, 33 ; 21. 20 ; 22,
22 ; 27, 14, Mr, 5, 20 ; 6, 6; 12, 17 ; 15, 5, 44, Lu, i, 21,

63 ; 2, 33 ; 7, 9 ; 11, 38 ; 20, 26, Jo, 3, 7 ; 4, 27 ; 5, 20, 28 ;
7, 15, 21, Ac. 2. 7 ; 3, 12 ; 4. 13, Ga. i. 6, i Jo, 3, 13, Be,
17, 7 [thaumazo 2166] to wonder at.

MARVELLOUS (thing), in Mt. 21, 42, Mr, 12, 11, Jo,
9, 30, 1 Pe. 2. 9, Be. 15, I, 3 [thaumastos 2168] wonder
ful, MASTEE, In Mt, 8, 19 ; 9, 11 ; 10, 24, 25 ; 12. 38 ; 17.
24 ; ig, 16 ; 22, 16, 24, 36 ; 26, 18, Mr, 4, 38 ; 5, 35 ; 9, 17, 38 ;
10, 17, 20, 35 ; 12, 14, ig, 32 ; 13, I ; 14, 14, Lu, 3. 12 ; 6.
40 ; 7. 40 ; 8. 4g ; 9. 38 ; 10, 25 ; 11, 45 ; 12, 13 ; 18, 18 ;
ig, 3gJ 20, 21, 28, 39; 21, 7; 22, II, Jo, I, 38; 3, 10; 8,
4 ; II, 28; 13, 13, 14; 20, t6, Ja, 3, I [didaskalos 1208]
teacher, in Mt, 26, 2$, 4g, Mr, g, 5 ; it, 21 ; 14, 45, Jo, 4. 31 ;
g, 2 ; II, 8 [rabbi 4063] rabbi,
in Mt, 6, 24 ; 15, 27, Mr, 13, 35, Lu, 16, 13, Ao, 16, 16,
ig. Bo, 14, 4 ; Ep, 6,- 5, g t. Col, 3, 22 ; 4, i i [kiuloS2752]
lord, master,
in Lu, 5, 5 ; 8, 24, 45 ; g, 33, 4g ; 17, 13 [epi-states
1884] bystander, superintendent,
in I TL 6, I, 2, 2 11 2, 21, Tit, 2, g, i Pe, 2, 18 [despotes
T089] supreme master or owner, despot,
in Mt, 23, 8, 10 [kath-egetes 2330] cliief leader,
in Ac. 27. II [kubemetes 2736] pilot,
(See also House).
MASTEE (buUder), in i Co. 3. 10 [archi-tekton 701)
chief artificer.
MATTEB (make no), in Mr. i. 45, Ac. 8. 21 ; 15. 6 ;
ig. 38 [logos 2833] word, matter. [matter, affair.
in I Co. 6.1,2 Co. 7. IT, I Th. 4. 6 [pragma 3828] deed,
in Ja. 3. 5 [hule'4721] matter, wood.
in Ga. 2. 6 [dia-phero iigs] to bear diversely. (See
also Bounty, busybody, other, same, such, this, these,
uttermost, weightier, wrong).
MAY (be, it. ..be, might), in Mt. 26. 9, 42, Mr. 4. 32 ;
14. 5, 7, Lu. 16. 2, Ac. 17. 19 ; 19. 40 ; 24. 8, 11 ; 25. 11 ;
26. 32 ; 27. 12, I Co. 7, 21 ; 14, 31, Ep, 3, 4, I Th. 2. 6,
Ee, 13, 17 [dunamai 1300] to be able, have power,
in Ac, 8, 37 ; 21, 37 [ex-esti 1723] it is privileged, lawful.-
in Mt. 8, 28 [ischuo 2307] to have strength,
in Lu, 20, 13 [isos 2308] equally, perhaps.
(See also Chance).
MEAL, in Mt. 13, 33, Lu, 13, 21 [aleuron 107] meal.
MEAN, in Ac. 21. 39 [a^semos 714] unnoted.
MEAN (to), in Ml. g. 13 ; 12. 7, Mr. 9. 10, Lu. 15.
26 ; 18. 36, Ac. 10. 17 [eimi 1398] to be.
in Ac. 2. 12 ; 17, 20 [thelo 2179] to wiU.
in Ac. 21. 13 [poieo 3766] to do.
in Ac, 27, 2 [mello 2935] to be about to,
MEANWHILE, in Jo, 4, 31, Eo, *, 15 [metaxu 2978]
meanwhile, betwixt,
MEANING, in i Co, 14, ii [dunamis 1301] power,
MEANS (by all, by any, by no, by what, by the„,of),
in Ac, 27, 12, Bo, I, TO ; it, 14, 1 Co, 8, g ; g, 27, 2 Co,
IT, 3, Ga, 2, 2, Ph, 3, IT, I Th, 3, 5 [pos 4061] anyhow,
in Lu. 8. 36, Jo. g. 21 [pos 4062] how.
in Ac. 4. g [en tini 1604] in what. [come.
in He. g. 15 [thanatou genomenou 093] death having
in Mt. 5. 26, Lu. 10. ig [ou me 2997] not at alj, in no
wise. in Ac. 18. 21, I Co. 9. 22 [pantos 3455] altogether.
iu 2 Co. I. IT [ek 1427] out ot.
in 2 Th. 3. 16 [tropos 4677] tum, way.
in 2 Th. 2. 3 [kata trepon 4677] according to (any)
turn. (See also Seek).
MEASUBE (above, beyond, out of, tilings without),
in Mt. 7. 2 ; 23. 32, Mr. 4, 24, Lu, 6, 38 1, Jo, 3, 34, Ko,

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12, 3, 2 Co, IO, 13 1, Ep, 4, 7, 13, 16, Be, 21, 17 [metron
2gj4] measure, [seah,
in Mt, 13, 33, Lu, 13, 21 [saton 4130] a (dry) measure,
in Ee, 6. 6t [choinix 5000] ohoinix, a (dry) measure,
in Lu, 16, 6 [batos 870] bath, a measure,
in Lu, 16, 7 [koros 2684] kor, a measure,
in Mr, 6, 51 [ek perissou 3665] very abundantly
in Mr, 7, 37 [huper-perissos 4758] over abundantly,
in Mr, 10, 26 [perissos 3665] abundantly,
in 2 Co, I, 8, Ga, i, 13 [kath huper-bolen 4744] a cast
ing over and above,
in 2 Co, 10, 13, 15 [a-metros 253] unmeasured,
in 2 Co, II, 23 [huper-ballontos 4742] above the mark,
(See also Exalt, stretch),
MEASUBE (again), in Mr, 4, 24, 2 Co, 10, 12, Be, 11,
I, 2 ; 21, 15, t6, 17 [metreo 2ggo] to measure,
in Mt, 7, 2, Lu, 6, 38 [anti-metreomai 45g] to be
measured in return,
MEAT (broken, morsel of, some), in Mr, 7, ig, Lu, 3,
IT ; 9, 13, Jo, 4, 54, Bo, 14, IS t, 20, I Co, 3, 2 ; 6, 13 f ;
8, 8, 13 ; TO, 3, 1 Tl, 4, 3, He, 9, 10 ; 13, g [broma g44] meat,
in Mt, 3, 4 ; 6, 25 ; to, to ; 24, 45, Lu, 12. 23, Jo, 4, 8,
Ac, 2, 46 ; g, ig ; 27, 33, 34, 36, He, 5, 12,' 14 [trophe 4679]
nourishment, food,
in Jo, 4. 32 ; 6. 27 t, 55, Eo, 14, 17, Col, :*, 16, He. 12,
16 [brosis 946] eating, meat,
in Mt 25, 35, 42, Lu. 8. 55 [phago 4825] to eat.
in Lu. 24. 41 [brosimos 345] meat. [other things.
in Jo, 21, 5 [pros-phagion 3979] what is eaten with
in Ac, 16, 34 [trapeza 4650] a table, [piece,
in Mt, 15, 37, Mr, 8, 8 [klasma 2612] fragment, broken
(See also Idol, portion, sit),
MEDIATOB, in Ga, 3, ig, 20, i Ti, 2. s. He, 8, 6 ; g,
15 ; 12, 24 [mesites 2g54] mediator,
MEDITATE (before, upon), InLu, 21, 14 [pro-meletao
3906] to take care beforehand.
iu I Ti. 4. IS [meletao 2932] to take care for.
MEEK, in Mt. 5. 5 ; 21. 5, i Pe. 3. 4 [praus 3839) meek.
in Mt. II. 29 [praos 3834] meek.
MEEKNESS, in i Co. 4. 21, 2 Co. 10. i, Ga. 5. 23 ; 6.
T, Bp, 4, 2, Col, 3, 12, I Ti, 6, II, 2 Ti, 2, 25, Tit, 3, 2
[praotes 3835] meekness,
in Ja, I, 21 ; 3, 13, i Pe, 3, 15 [prautes 3840] meekness,
MEET (for„,use, be, make), in Mt, 3, 8, Ac, 26, 20, i
Co, 16, 4, 2 Th, I, 3 [axios 481] worthy, [ful,
in Lu, 15, 32, Eo, 1,27 [dei 1050] it behoved, was need-
in Ph, I, 7, 2 Pe, I, 13 [dikaios 1232] righteous,
in Mt, 15, 26, Mr, 7. 27 [kalos 2375] right, good,
in I Co, 15, 9 [hikanos 2271] sufficient, meet,
in Col, I, 12 [hikanoo 2273] to make sufficient or meet,
in 2 Ti, 2, 21 [eu-ohrestos 2064] easily used, very
useful, in He, 6, 7 [eu-thetos 2003] well set or placed,
MEET (with, go and, two ways), iu Mt, 28, 9, Mr, 5.
2 ; 14, 13, Lu, 14, 31 ; 17, 12, Jo, 4, 51, Ac, 16, t6 [ap-
antao 495] to meet, come from over against,
in Mt, 25, ij 6, Ac, 28, 15, I Th. 4. 17 [ap-antesis 496]
meeting, coming from over against.
in Mt. 8. 28, Lu. 8. 27, Jo. 11. 20, 30'; 12. t8 [hup-
antao 4730] to meet.
in Jo. 12. 13 [eis hup-antesin 4^1] for a meeting.
in Lu. g. 37 ; 22. lo, Ac. 10. 25, He. 7. i, 10 [sun-autao
4420] to meet.
in Mt. 8. 34 [sun-antesis 4421] meeting. [alongside.
in Ac. 17. 17 [para-tugchauo 3522] to chance to be
in Ac. 20. 14 [sum-ballo 4360] to cast together.
in Mr. it. 4 [araph-odon 268] crossway, thoroughfare,
(See also Sea), [psalms,
MELODY (make), in Ep, 5, 19 [psallo 5044] to sing
MELT, in 2 Pe, 3, lo [luomai 2854] to be loosed,
dissolved, in 2 Pe, 3. 12 [tekomai 4611] to be melted,
MBMBEE, in Mt, 5, 29, 30, Eo, 6, 13 t, igt; 7. 5,
23 t; 12, 4 t, 5, I Co. 6. 15 til; 12. 12, 14, t8, ig, 20, 22,
25, 26 th, 27, Bp. 4. 25 ; 5, 30, Col, 3, 5, Ja, 3, 5, 6 ; 4, i
[melos 2036] member,
MEMOBIAL, in Mt, 26, 13, Mr, 14, 9, Ac, 10, 4
[mnemosunon 3048] memorial,
MEMOEY (keep in), in i Co, 15, 2 [kat-echo 2532] to
hold down or fast,
MEND, in Mt, 4, 21, Mr, 1, ig [kat-artizo 2483] to
make thoroughly perfect, [414] man-pleaser,
MEN-PLEASEE, m Ep. 6, 6, Col, 3, 22 [anthrop-areskos
MEN-SEE VANT, in Lu, 12, 45 [pais 342g] young man.

MEN-STEAIEE, in i Ti, i, to [audra-podistes 37g]
man-enslaver, [remember, make mention,
MENTION(make), in He, ii, 22 [mnemoneuo 3047] to
in Eo, I, g, Ep, i, 16, i Th, i, 2, Phm, 4 [mneia 3043]
remembrance, [1012] freight,
MEBCHANDISE (mate), 'in Ee, 18, 11, 12 [gomos
in Mt, 22, s [em-poria T5g3] merchandise,
in Jo, 2, 16 [em-poriou 1534] merchandise,
iu 2 Pe, 2, 3 [em-poreuomai 1592] to make merchandise.
MBBCHANT, in Mt. 13. 45, Ee. 18. 3, 11, 15, 23 [em-
poros 1595] merchant, [kind, pitiful,
MBBCIFUL (be), in Mt, 5, 7, He, 2, 17 [eleemon 1550]
in He, 8, 12 [hileos 2281] kind, propitious,
iu Lu, 6, 36 [oiktirmon 3231] compassionate,
in Lu, 18, 13 [hilaskomai 2278] to be propitious,
MEECY (have, obtain, receive, shew, of tender,
without), in Mt, 9, 13 ; 12, 7 ; 23, 23, Lu. i. 50, 54, 58,
72 ; 10. 37, Bo. g. 23 ; IT. 31 ; 15. g, Ga. 6. t6, Ep. 2. 4,
I Ti. I, 2, 2 Ti, I, 2, 16, 18, Tit, I, 4 ; 3, 5, He, 4. 16, Ja,
2, 13 ; 3, 17, I Pe, I, 3, 2 Jo, 3, Ju, 2, 21 [eleos 1551]
kindness, pity,
in Mt, 5, 7 ; g, 27 ; 15, 22 ; 17, 15 ; 20, 30, 31, Mr, lo,
47, 48, Lu, 16, 24 ; 17, 13 ; 18, 38, 3g, Bo, g, 15, t6, t8 ;
TI, 30, 31, 32 ; 12. 8, I Co, 7, 25, 2 Co, 4, I, Ph, 2. 27, I
Ti, 1, 13, 16, I Pe, 2, TO t [eleeo 1548] to be kind, pitiful,
in Eo, 12, I, 2 Co, I, 3, Ph, 2, i, Col, 3, 12, He, 10, 28
[oiktirmos 3230] compassion,
in Ja, 5, IT [oiktirmon 3231] compassionate,
in Ac, 13, 34 [hosios 3351] kindness,
in Ja, 2, 13 [an-ileos 421] unkindly, [propitiation,
MERCY-SEAT, in He, g, 5 [hilasterion 2280] place of
MEEEY (be, make), in Lu, 12, ig ; 15, 23, 24, 29, 32,
Be, IT, TO [eu-phraino 2057] to be merry,
in Ja, 5, 13 [eu-thumeo 2006] to be of good cheer,
MESSAGE, in Lu, ig, 14 [presbeia 3842] elderly com
pany, embassy,
in I Jo, I, 5 [ep-aggelia 1753] announcement, message,
in I Jo, 3, IT [aggelia 22] announcement, message,
MESSBNGEB, in Mt, 11, 10, Mr, i, 2, Lu, 7, 24, 27 ;
g, 52, 2 Co, 12, 7, Ja, 2, 25 [aggelos 24] messenger, angel,
in 2 Co, 8, 23, Ph, 2, 25 [apo-stolos 614] apostle,
METE, in Mt, 7, 2, Mr, 4, 24, Lu, 6, 38 [metreo 2990]
to measure, [day,
MID-DAY, inAc, 26. 13 [meses hemeias 2131] at mid-
MIDDLE (wall), in Bp, 2, 14 [meso-toichon 2957] mid-
wall, MIDNIGHT (at), in Mr, 13, 35, Lu, 11, 5, Ao. 16. 25;
20. 7 [meso-nuktion 2955] midnight.
iu Mt. 25. 6 [meses nuktos 3170] at midnight.
MIDST (about, in, through the), iu Mt. lo. t6 ; 14,
24 ; 18, 2, 20, Mr. 6. 47 ; 7. 31 ; g. 36 ; 14. 60, Lu. 2. 46 ;
4- 3o> 35 ; 5. ig ; .6. 8 ; 17. II ; 21. 21 ; 22. 55 ; 23. 45 ;
24. 36, Jo. 8. 3, 9, 59 ; ig. 18 ; 20. TO, 26, Ac. i. 15, iS ; 2.
22 ; 4, 7 ; 17, 22 ; 27, 21, Ph, 2, 15, He, 2, 12, Re, i, 13 ;
2. I, 7 ; 4. 6 ; 5. 6t; 6. 6 ; 7. 17 ; 22. 2 [mesos 2g56]
midst, middle. [Heaven).
in Jo. 7. 14 [mesoo 2gsg] to be in the midst. (See also
MIGHT, in Bp. i. 21; 3. t6. Col. i. 11, 2 Pe. 2. ti
[dunamis 1301] ability, power.
in Bp. 6. TO, Be. 7. 12 [ischus 2306] strength.
MIGHT. (See Be, may, that). [2305] strong
MIGHTIEB, in Mt. 3. it, Mr. i. 7, Lu. 3. 16 [ischuros
MIGHTILY, in Ac. 28. 18 [eu-tonos 2052] strenuously.
in Ac. ig. 20 [kata kraton 2703] according to might,
mightily. in Col. I. 29 [dunamis 1301] ability, power,
in Be, t8, 2 [en ischui 2306] in strength,
MIGHTY (be, so, that is, men, deeds, works), in Mt,
IT, 20, 21, 23 ; 13, 54, 58 ; 14, 2, Mr, 6, 2, 5, 14, Lu, to.
'3 ; ig. 37. Bo. 15. ig, 2 Co. 12. 12, 2 Th. I 7 [dunamis
1301] ability, power.
in Lu. I. 4g ; 24. ig, Ac. 7. 22 ; 18, 24, i Co, i, 26, 2 Co,
TO, 4, Be, 6, 15 [dunatos 1305] able, powerful,
in Lu, I. 52 [dunastes 1303] able, powerful,
in 2 Co, 13, 3 [dunateo 1304] to be able,
in Lu, 15, 14, I Co, I, 27, Ee, 10, i ; 18, lo, 21 ; ig, 6,
18 [ischuros 2305] strong,
iu Ep, I, ig [ischus 2306] strength,
in Ac, 2. 2 [bialos 888] forcible,
in Ga, 2, 8 [en-ergeo 1640] to work in,
in I Pe. 5. 6 [kratalos 269g] mighty,
in Be, 6, 13 [megas 2gT6] great, [(See also Power),
in Ee, 16, 18 [teli-k-outos 4613] so great or mighty,
MILE, in Mt, 5, 41 [milion 3o2g] a mile.

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MILK, in I Co. 3. 2 ; 9. 7, He. 5. 12, 13, i Pe. 2, 2 [gala
957] milk,
MILL, in Mt. 24. 41 [mulon 3085] mill, [stone,
MILLSTONE, in Mr. 9. 42 [hthos mulifeos 3082] mill-
in Mt. 18. 6, Lu. 17. z [mulos onikos 3292] millstone
driven by an ass,
in Ee. 18. 21, 22 [mulos 3084] millstone.
MIND (be of one or the same, let this.. .be, in one's
right, call to, put in, with one), in Eo. i. 28 ; 7. 23, 25 ;
II. 34 ; 12. 2; 14. 5, I Co. I. 10 ; 2. 16 1, Ep. 4. 17, 23, Col,
2. 18, z Th, 2. 2, I Ti. 6. 5, 2 Th. 3. 8, Tit. i, 15, Ee. 17.
9 [nous 3164] mind,
in Mt. 22. 37, Mr. 12. 30, Lu. 10. 27, Ep. 2. 3, Col. i.
ai, He. 8. 10 ; 10. 16, 1 Pe. i, 13, 2 Pe. 3. i [dia-noia 1156]
thorough or full mind,
in I Pe. 4. I [en-noia 1660] inner mind_. [thought.
in 2 Co. 3. 14 ; 4- 4 » ^^- 3> ^^' 4- 7 [noema 3140] mind,
in Eo. 12, 16, 2 Co, 13. II, Ph, 2. 2 ; 3, 5 ; 4. 2 [phroneo
4917] to be mindful, set the mind,
in Eo, 8, 7, 27 [phronema 4918] mind, minding,
in I Pe. 3. 8 [homo-phron 3283] o^ the same mind.
inMr. 5. 15, Lu. 8.35 [so-phroneomai4S29] to be sound-
minded, in Ac. 14. 2, Ph, I. 27, He. 12. 3 [psuche 5068] soul,
in Phm. 14, Ee. 17. 13 [gnome 1003] opinion, decision.
in Mr. 14. 72 [ana-mimnesko 336] to be mindful anew,
in Tit. 3, 1 [hupo-minnesko 4789] to be mindful a little.
inEo. 15. 6 [humo-thumadon 3269] with thesamemind.
(See also Cast, change, doubtful, fervent, forwardness,
humbleness, humility, lowliness, readiness, ready,
sound,' willing). [4917] to set the mind,
MIND (to), in Eo._8, 5 ; 12, 6, Ph. 3. 16, 19 [phroneo
in Ac. 20. 13 [mello 2935] to be about to,
MINDED (be, be sober]), in Ga, 5, 10, Ph. 3. 15 t
[phroneo 4917] to set the mind.
in Eo. 8. 6t [phronema 4918] mind, minding.
in Tit, 2. 6 [s6-phroneo 4529] to be sound-minded,
inMt. I. 19, 2 Co. I, 15 [boulomai 925] to wish, will.
inAc. 27. 39, 2 Co. I. 17 [bouleuomai 921] to take
counsel. {See also High).
MINDFUL of (be), in 2 Ti. i. 4, 2 Pe. 3. 2 [mnaomai
3032] to be mindful.
in He. 11. 15 [mnemoneuo 3047] to remember,
in He 2. 6 [mimneskomai 3032] to be mindful,
MINE, in Eo, 16. 13 [ego, emou gen. 1362] mine, of me,
in Mr. 9, 24, Lu. i. 44 ; 2. 30 ; 18. 3 ; ig. 27, Jo, z, 4 ;
9. II, 15, 30, Ac, 21, 13, Eo, II. 13 ; 16, 23, 2 Co. 11, 30 ;
12. 5, Ph, I. 4, Ee. 22. 16 of mine ; Mt. 7. 24, 26, Lu. 11,
6 [ego, mou gen. 1362] mine, of me.
in Eo. 12, 9 [ego, emoi dat 1362] to me,
in Lu, 9. 38 [ego, moi dat. 1362] to me.
in Mt. 20. 23, Ml". 10, 40, Jo. 7. 16 ; 10. 14 ; 14. 24 ; 16.
14, 15 i ; 17. 10 1, I Co. 9. 2, 3 [emos 1579] mine,
MINE OWN, in Mt, 20. 15 ; 25. 27, Jo. 5. 30; 6. 38, i
Co. I. 15 ; 16. 21, Ga. 6, 11, Ph. 3. 9, 2Th. 3. 17, Phm. iz,
19 [emos 1579] mine.
in Jo. 8. 50, Ac. 13, 22; 26. 4, Ga. ±. 14 [ego, mou
1362] mine.
in Jo. 5. 30,1 Co. 4. 3 ; 10. 33 [emautou 1566] of myself.
in Lu. ig, 23 [autos 788] it.
MINGLE, in Mt. 27. 34, Lu, 13. i, Ee, 8, 7 ; 15. 2
mignumi 3027] to be mingled. (See also Myrrh).
MINISTER, in Mt. 20. 26, Mr. 10. 43, Eo. 13. 4 i ; 15,
8, I Co. 3. 5, 2 Co. 3. 6 ; 6. 4 ; 11, 15 t, 23, Ga. 2, 17, Ep.
3. 7 ; 6. 21, Col. I. J, 23, 25 ; 4. 7, I Th. 3. 2, I Ti. 4. 6
[dia-konos 1134] ministrant, deacon.
in Lu. I. z ; 4. 20, Ac. 13. 5 ; 26. 16, i Co. 4. i [hup-
eretes 4766] under-rower, underling, [public worker,
in Eo. 13. 6; 15. 16, He. i, 7 ; 8. 2 [leit-ourgos 2795]
MINISTEE (about, to, imto, have nourishment, he
that), in Mt. 4. 11 ; 8, 15 ; zo. z8 ; 25. 44 ; 27. 55, Mr. i.
13, 31 ; 10, 45 ; 15, 41, Lu. 8. 3 ; 4. 39, Ac. 19. 22, Eo. 15.
25, 2 Co. 3, 3, 2 Ti. I, 18, Phm. 13, He. 6. 10 1, x Pe, i,
12 ; 4. 10, II [dia-koneo 1132] to be or act as a deacon.
in He, i. 14 [dia-konia 1133] deaconship, ministration,
in Ac. 13. 2, Ro. 15. 27, He. 10. 11 [leit-ourgeo 2792] to
work for the public, [public,
in Ph. 2, 25 [leit-ourgos 2795] one who works for the
_ in 2 Co, 9. 10, Ga. 3, 5, Col, 2. 19, 2 Pe. i. 11 [epi-chor-
egeo 1920] to supply also. [an underling.
in Ac. 20. 34 ; 24. 23 [hup-ereteo 4765] to be or act as
in 2 Co. 9, 10 [chor-egeo 5005] to supply.
in Eo, 15. 16 [hier-ourgeo 2269] to act as a priest.
in 1 Co. 9. 13 [ergazomai 1935] to work.

in Ep. 4, 29 [didomi 1212] to give.
in I Ti. I. 4 [par-echo 3544] to hold along.
MINISTERING, in Eo, 12. 7, 2 Co. 8. 4 ; 9. i [dia-
konia 1133] ministration, deaconship.
in He. 1. 14 [leit-ourgikos 2794] one who works for the
public. MINISTRATION, in Ac. 6. i, 2 Co, 3. 7, 8, 9 f ; 9. 13
[dia-konia 1133], ministration, deaconsmp.
in Lu, I. 23 [leit-ourgia 2793] work for the public.
MINISTEY, in Ac, i. 17, 25 ; 6. 4 ; 12. 25 ; 20, 24 ; 21.
19, Eo, 12- 7, I Co, 16. 15, 2 Co, 4. I ; 5. t8 ; 6. 3, Ep. 4.
12, Col. 4. 17, I Ti. I. 12, 2 Ti. 4. 5, II [dia-konia 1133]
ministration, deaconship,
in He. 8. 6 ; 9. 21 [leit-ourgia 2763] work forthe public.
MINSTREL, in Mt. 9. 23 [auletes 774] piper.
MINT, in Mt, 23. 23, Lu. 11. 42 [hedu-osmon 2122]
sweet smelling herb, mint.
MIEACLE (worker of), in Lu. 23, 8, Jo. 2. 11, 23 ; 3.
2 ; 4. 54 ; 6. 2, 14, 26; 7, 31 ; g. 16 ; 10, 41 ; n, 47 ; 12,
18, 37, Ac. 4, 16, 22 ; 8. 6 ; 15. 12, Ee. 13, 14; 16. 14 ; ig.
20 [semeion 4149] sign,
in Mr. 9. 39, Ac. 2. 22 ; 8. 13 ; 19, 11, i Co. 12, 10, 28,
29, Ga. 3. 5, He, 2. 4 [dunamis 1301] work of power,
MIEE, in 2 Pe. 2. 22 [borboros 916] mire.
MISCHIEF, in Ac. 13. 10 [radi-ourgia 4069] mischief.
MISEEABLE (most), in i Co. 15. 19, Ee. 3. 17 [eleeinos
1547] pitiable, to be pitied.
MISEEABLY, in Mt, 21, 41 [kakos 2378] evilly, badly.
MISERY, in Eo. 3. 16, Ja, 5, i [talai-poria 4539] bear
ing of hardship.
MIST, in Ac. 13. 11 [achlus 827] mist,
in 2 Pe. 2. 17 [zophos 2101] thick darkness.
MITE, in Mr. 12. 42, Lu. 12. 59 ; 21, 2 [leptoji 2800]
lepton, a mite. [be mixed with.
MIXED with (be), in He. 4. 2 [sug-kerannumi 4325] to
MIXTUEE (without), in Jo, ig. 39 [migma 3026] mix-
in Ee, 14, 10 [a-kraton 172] unmixed. [ture,
MOCIC, in Mt. 2, 16; 20. 19 ; 27. 29, 31, 41, Mr, 10- 34 ;
15. 20, 31, Lu, 14. 29 ; 18, 32 ; 22. 63 ; 23. n, 36 [em-
paizo 1583] to make sport of.
in Ac. 2. 13; 17, 32 [chleuazo 4995] to mock.
in Ga, 6. 7 [mukterizomai 3081] to be sneered at.
MOCKEE, in Ju. 18 [em-paiktes 1584] one making
sport of,
MOCiQNG, in He, n. 36 [em-paigmos 1582] sporting.
MODEEATION, in Ph. 4. 5 [epi-eikes 1826] yielding-

MODEST, in 1 Ti. 2. 9 [kosmios 2687] adorned.
MOISTUEE, in Lu, 8. 6 [ikmas 2275] moisture,
MOMENT (but for a), in Lu. 4. 5 [stigme 4282] point,
instant, [point,
in I Co. 15. 52 [a-tomos 765] atom, indivisible
iu 2 Co, 4, 17 [par-autika 3523] momentary,
MONEY (love of, piece of), in Mt, 25. 18, 27 ; 28, 12,
15, Mr. 14, II, Lu, 9, 3 ; ig. 15, 23 ; 22. 5, Ac, 7. 16; 8.
20 [ai^unon 651] silver.
inAc. 4. 37; 8. 18, zo; 24, 26 [chrema 5015] money.
in Mr. 6. 8 ; 12. 41 [chalkos 4963] copper, brass,
in Mt. 17. 27 (stater 4256] a stater.
In Mt. 22. 19 [nomisma 3146] currency,
in Jo. 2. 15 [kerma 2583] small coin.
iu I Ti. 6. 10 [phil-arguria 4867] love of silver. {See
also Changer, tribute).
MONEY-CHANGEE, in Mt, 21, 12, Mr. 11. 15 [koUu
bistes 2660] small coin changer.
MONTH (three, foui-), in Lu. i, 24, 26, 36, 56 ; 4. 25,
Ac. 7, 20; 18, II ; 19, 8; 20. 3; 28. II, Ga. 4. 10, Ja, 5.
17, Ee, 9. 5, 10, 15 ; II. ; 13. 5 ; 22. 2 [men 3011] month.
in He. 11. 23 [tri-menon 4669} of three months.
in Jo. 4, 35 [tetra-menon 4603] of four months.
MOON (new), in Mt. 24. 29, Mr. 13. 24, Lu. 21. 25, Ac^
2. 10, 1 Co. 15. 41, Ee. 6, 12; 8. 12; 12, I ; 21, 23 [selene
4143] moon.
in Col. 2. 16 [nou-menia 3162] new moon.
MOEE (abundantly, than, any, for, henceforth, much,
no, so much, the, yet), in Mt, 6. 30; 7. 11 ; 10, 25 ; 18,
13, Mr. 7, 36; 10. 48; 14. 31, Lu. 5, 15; II. 13; 12. 24,
28 ; i3, 39, Jo. 5. 18 ; 12. 43 ; 19. 8, Ac, 4. 19 ; 5. 14 ; 9.
22 ; 20. 35 ; 22. 2 ; 27. n, Ro. 5. 9, 10, 15, 17 ; n. 12, 24,
I Co. 12. 22 ; 14. 18, 2 Co. 3. 9, II ; 7. 7, 13, Ga. 4. 27,
Ph, I, 9 ; 2. 22 ; 3. 4, I Th. 4. 1, xo, 2 Ti, 3. 4, Phm. 16,
He. 9. 14 ; 10. 25 ; 12. 25 [mallon 2877] rather, more.
in Mt. 18. 16, Lu. 20. 36, Jo. II. 54 ; 14. 19 ; 16, 10, 21,
25; 17. II, Ro, 6. 9^; 7. 17, 20; II, 6/, 2 Co. 5, 16, Ga.

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3. i8 ; 4. 7, He, 8. 12 ; 10. 2, 17, 18, 26 ; 11. 32 ; 12. 26, 27,
Re, 3. 12 ; 7. 16 ; g. 12 ; 12. 8 ; t8. 21, 22 1, 23t ; 20. 3 ;
21. I, 4 f ; 22. 3 [eti 1982] yet, still, further.
in Mt, 6. 25 ; 20. 10 ; 21. 36 ; 26. 53, Mr, 12. 33, 43, Lu,
3- ^3 ; 9* ^3 ; 12. 23 ; 21. 3, Jo. 4. I, 41 ;. 7. 31 ; 15- 2 ; 21.
15, Ac. 23. 13, 21 ; 25. 6, 1 Co. 9. 19, 2 Ti. 2, 16, He, 3. 3 1,
Re. 2. 19 [pleion 3726] more.
in Mt. 5. 37, 47 ; n. g, Lu. 7, 26 ; iz. 4, 48, 2 Co. 10. 8
[perissos 3665] abundant, superfluous.
in 2 Co. I. 12 ; 2, 4 ; 12. 15 ; Ph. i. 14, i Th. 2. 17, He.
¦-:. 1 [perissoteros 3666] more abundantly.
in Mt. 27. 23 [perissos 3666] abundantly,
in He. 7. 15 [perissoteron 3665] more abundant,
in Mt. 10. 37 1, 2 Co, II. 33, Phm. 21 [huper 4736]
above, over.
in Ro. I. 25 ; 12. 3 [para 3456] beyond, by the side of,
in Mt, 25. 20 [alios 217] other, another.
in Mr, 7, 36 [hosos 3355] as much as.
in Mr. 8. 14 [ei me 1377] if not, except.
in Mr. 14. 5 [ep-ano 1775] up above.
in Jo. 15, 4 [houtos ou-de 3372] so not even.
in Ja, 4. 6 [meizon 2916] greater.
(See also Abundance, conqueror, give, speak, spend,
value. Also Abound, abundant, boldly, carefully,
. cheerfully, earnestly, exceeding, exceedingly, excellent.
fierce, frequent, heed, how, increase, manifold, miser
able, twofold).
MOREOVER, in Ac, z. 26, He. 11. 36 [eti 1982] yet,
still, further.
in Lu. 16, 21 [alia kai 208] otherwise, even,
in I Co. 4, 2 [to loipon 283g] as to the rest.
MORNING (in the, come early in the), in Mt. 16. 3,
Mr. I. 35 ; II. 20 ; 13, 35 ; 15. i, Ac. 28. 23 [proi 4010] at
early morn.
in Mt. 21. 18 ; 27. i,.Jo, 21. 4 [proia 4013] early morn.
in Lu. 21. 38 [orthrizo 3328] to come at early dawn.
in Re. 2. 28 [proinos 4012] morning.
in Re. 22. 16 [orthrinos 3329] early (dawn),
MORROW (after, on the), m Mr. n. 12, Ac. 10. 9, 23,
24; 20. 7; 22. 30; 23, 32; 25. 23 [ep-aurion 1780]
to-morrow. iu Mt, 6. 30, 34, Lu. 10. 35 ; 12, 28 ; 13. 32, 33, Ac. 4,
5 ; 23, 15, 20; 25. 22, I Co. 15. 32, Ja. 4. 13, 14 [aurion
779] morrow.
in Ac. 25. 17 [hexes 1729] next day. [me^l.
MORSEL of meat, in He. 12. 16 [broais 946] eating,
MORTAL, in Eo. 6. 12 ; 8. n, i Co. 15, 53, 54, 2 Co. 4.
II [thnetos 2215] dying, mortal.
MOETALITY, in 2 Co. 5. 4 [to tlineton. 221-5] the
dying, what is mortal. [death,
MOETIFY, in Ro, 8. 13 [thanatoo 2160] to put to
iu Col. 3. 5 [nekroo 3109] to deaden,
MOST (holy, of aU, at the), in Mt. 11. 20, i Co. 14. 27
[pleion 3726] more.
in Ac. 20. 38 [malista 2876] specially.
in Ju. 2c [nagios 32] holiest.
{See also Believed, excellent, gladly, high, noble,
straitest), MOTE, in Mt. 7. 3, 4, 5, Lu. 6. 41, 42 [karphos 2396]
mote. MOTH, in Mt. 6. 19, 20, Lu, 12. 33 [ses 4154] moth.
MOTH-EATEN, in Ja. 5. 2 [seto-brotos] moth-eaten.
MOTHER (without, -in-law), in Mt. i. 18 ; 2. 11, 13,
14, 20, 21 ; 10. 35, 37 ; 12. 46, 47, 48, 49, so; 13. 55 ; 14.
8, II ; 15. 4t, 5, 6; 19. s, 12, 19, 29 ; 20. 20; 27. 56^, Mr.
3. 31, 32, 33, 34 ; 5, 40 ; 6. 24, 28 ; 7, 10 t, n, 12 ; 10. 7, 19,
29j 30; 15- 40) I^U- r- I5> 43> 6° ; 2, 33, 34, 43, 48, 51 ; 7.
12, 15 ; '8. 19, 20, 21, 51 ; 12. 53 ( ; 14. 26 ; 18. 20, Jo. 2. i,
3» 5j 12 ; 3. 4 ; 6, 42 ; ig. 25 1, 26 t, 27, Ac. 1. 14 ; 3. 2 ; 12.
12; 14, 8, Ro. 16. 13, (Ja, I, 15 ; 4. 26, Ep, 5. 31 ; 6. 2; i
Ti. 5. 2, 2 Ti. I. 5, Re. 17. 5 [meter 3019] mother.
in Mt. 8. 14, Mr- i. 30 ; 10. 35, Lu. 4. 38 ; iz. 53 [pen-
thera36o3] mother-in-law. [derer.
in He. 7. 3 [a-metor 255I motherless. (See also Mur-
MOTION, iu Ro. 7, 5 [pathema 3417] suffering,
passion, MOUNT, in Mt. 21. i ; 24. 3 ; 26. 30, Mr. n. i ; 13. 3 ;
14, 26, Lu. 19. 29, 37; 21. 37 ; 22. 39, Jo. 8, I, Ac. I. 12 ;
7- 3O) 38) Ga, 4. 24, 25, He. 8. 5 ; 12. 18, 22, 2 Pe. i. 18,
Re. 14. I [oros 3344] hill.
MOUNTAIN, in Mt. 4. 8 ; 5. i ; 8. i ; 14. 23 ; 15. 29 ;
17. I, 9, 20 ; 18. 12 ; 21. 21 ; 24. 16 ; 28. 16, Mr. 3. 13 ; 5.
5, II ; 6. 46 ; 9. 2, 9 ; 11. 23 ; 13. 14, Lu. 3. s ; 4- 5 J 6*
12 ; 8. 32 ; g, 28 ; 21. 21 ; 28. 30 ; Jo. 4. 20, 21 ; 6. 3, 15, i

Co. 13. 2, He, II. 38 ; 12. 20, Re. 6, 14, 15, 16 ; 8. 8; 16.
20 ; 17. 9 ; 21. 10 [oros 3344] hill,
MOURN, in Mt. 5. 4 ; 9. 15, Mr. 16, 10, Lu. 6, 25, i
Co. 5. 2, Ja, 4. 9, Re. 18, 11 [pentheo 3605] to mourn.
in Mt. II. 17, Lu. 7. 32 [threneo 2221] to lament.
in Mt. 24. 30 [koptomai 2679] to stril^e self (on the
breast). [lamenting.
MOURNING, in Mt. 2. 18, 2 Co. 7, 7 [odurmos 3202]
in Ja. 4. 9, Re, 18. 8 [penthos 3606] mourning.
MOUTH (stop the), in Mt, 4, 4 ; 5, 2 ; 12, 34 ; 13. 35 ;
15. 8, II (, 17, 18 ; 17. 27 ; 18. 16 ; 21. 16, Lu. i. 64, 70 ;
6. 45 ; II. 54 ; ig. 22 ; 21. 15 ; 22. 71, Jo, 19. 29, Ac. 1. 16 ;
3. 18, 21 ; 4. 25 ; 8. 32, 35 ; 10. 34; II. 8; 15. 7; 18. 14;
22. 14 ; 23. z, Ro. 3. 14, ig ; 10. 8, g, 10 ; 15. 6, 2 Co, 6.
II ; 13. I, Ep. 4. 29 ; 6. ig. Col, 3. 8, 2 Th. 2, 8, 2 Ti. 4.
17, He. II. 33, Ja. 3, 3, 10, I Pe. 2. 22, Ju. 16, Ee. i. 16 ;
2. 16 ; 3. 16 ; 9. 17, 18, 19 ; 10. 9, 10 ; 11, 5 ; 12. 15, 16 1 ;
"^S- 2) 5) 6 ; 14, 5 ; 16. 13 th, Ee, ig. 15, 21 [stoma 4289]
mouth. in Ac. 15. 27 [logos 2833] word.
in Tit. I. II [epi-stomizomai 1889] to have putupon
the mouth, be muzzled.
MOVE (away, with compassion, fear, which cannot
be), in Mt. 23. 4, Ac. 17, 28 ; 21. 30, Ee. 6. 14 [kineo
2605] to move.
in Mt. 9. 36 ; 14. 14 ; 18. 27, Mr. i. 41 ; 6. 34 [splagch
nizomai 4241] to have bowels of compassion.
in Mt, 21, 10 [seiomai 4142] to be stirred or shaken,
in Mr, 15. 11 [ana-seiomai 357] to be stirred or shaken
in Ac. 2. 25 [saleuoniai 4113] to be shaken. [up,
in Ac. 20. 24 [poieo logon ou-de-is 3677] to make accouut
of nothing.
in Col, I. 23 [meta-kineomai 2970] to be moved over,
iu I Th. 3. 3 [sainomai 2020] to be moved by flattery.
in He. 11. 7 [eu-labeomai 2020] to be apprehensive.
in He. 12, 28 [a-saleutos 708] unshaken,
in 2 Pe, I. 21 [pheromai 4847] to be borne on. (See
also Envy, indignation).
MOVER OF, in Ac, 24. 5 [kineo 2605] to move.
MOVING, in Jo. 5, 3 [kinesis 2606] moving.
MUCH (as.. .as, not so.. .as, so.. .as, how, as), in Mt. 6.
30 ; 13- 5 ; 26, g, Mr. i. 45 ; 4. 5 ; 5. 10, 21, 24 ; 6. 34, Lu.
7. II, 47; 8. 4 ; g. 37 ; 10. 40; 12. ig, 48 (A; 16. zot:
18. 39, Jo. 3. 23 ; 6. 10 ; 7. iz; 12. 9, 12, 24 ; 14. 30 ; 15,
5, 8, Ac, 10. 2 ; 14. zz ; 15. 7 ; 16. 16 ; 18. 10, 27 ; 20. 2
26. 24; 27. 10, Eo. 3, 2; 5. 9, 10, 15, 17; 9. 22; 15, 22
16. 6, 12, I Co. 2. 3 ; 12. 22 ; 16. 19, 2 Co. 2. 4 ; 3. 9, 11
6. 4 ; 8. 4, 15, 22, Ph. 2. 12, I Th, i. 5, 6 ; 2, 2, i Ti. 3. 8,
2 Ti. 4. 14, Tit. 2. 3, Phm. 8, He. 12. g, 25, Ja. 5. 16, i
Pe, I. 7, Ee. 5. 4 ; 8. 3 ; ig. i [polus 3791] much, many,
in Mt. 15. 33, Ac. 5. 8f, He, i. 4; 7. 22; 10. 25, Ee. 18,
7 [tos-outos 4644] so great, so much,
in Lu. 7. 12, Ac. 5. 37 ; 11. 24, 26 ; 19. 26; 27. 9 [hikanos
2271] sufficient, meet,
in Mr. 6. 31, Lu, 6, 3 ; 18. 13, Ac. ig. 2, i Co. 5. i
[ou-de 3372] not even. [as much or aa many as,
in Jo. 6. II, Ac. 9. 13, He. 8. 6, Ee. 18. 7 [hosos 3355]
in Mt. 6, 26 [mallon 2877] more, rather.
in Mr. 2. 2 [me-de 3002] not even,
in Lu, 6. 34 [isos 2299] equal.
in He. 12. 20 [kan 2386] and if. (See also As, speaking,
wantonness, work. Also Abound, better, bold, dis
pleased, perplexed).
MULTIPLY (be -ied), in Ac. 6. *, 7 ; 7. 17; 9. 31; 12.
24, 2 Co. 9. 10, He. 6, 14, I Pe. i. 2, 2 Pe. i. 2, Ju. 2,
[plethuno 3736] to become a multitude.
MULTITUDE (innumerable), in Mt. 4. 25 ; 5. i ; 8. i,
18 ; 9. 8, 33, 36 ; II. 7 ; 12. 15 ; 13. zt, 34, 36 ; 14. 5, 14,
15, 19 1, 22, '23 ; 15. 10, 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 36, 39 ; 17. 14; 19.
2 ; 20, 29, 31 ; 21. 8, 9, 11, 46 ; 22. 33 ; 23. i ; 26. 47, 55 ;
27. 20, 24, Mr. 2, 13 ; 3, 9, 20, 32 ; 4. 1 1, 36 ; 5. 31 ; 7. 33 ;
8. I, 2 ; g. 14, 17 ; 14. 43 ; 15. 8, Lu. 3. 7 ; 5, 15, 19 ; 6.
19 ; 8, 45 ; 9. 12, 16 ; 14. 25 ; 18. 36 ; 19. 39 ; 22. 6, 47, Jo.
5. 13 ; 6. 2, Ac, 13. 45 ; 16. 22 ; 19. 35 ; 21, 34 ; 24, 18,
Re, 7. 9 ; 17, 15 ; 19. 6 [ochlos 3406] crowd.
in Mr. 3. 7, 8, Lu. i. 10 ; 2, 13 ; 5. 6 ; 6. 17 ; -8. 37 ; ig.
37 ; 23, I, Jo. 5. 3 ; 21. 6, Ac, 2, 6; 4, 32; 5. 14, 16; 6. 2,
5 ; 14. I, 4 ; 15. 12, 30 ; 17. 4 ; ig. g ; 21. 22, 36 ; 23. 7 ;
25. 24, He. II. 12, Ja. 5. 20, I Pe. 4. 8 [plethos 3735]
multitude. in Lu. 12, T [murias 3086] myriad.
MUEDEE (do), in Mt. 15. ig, Mr. 7, 21 ; 15. 7, Lu, 23,
ig, 25, Ro. I. 29, Ga, 5. zi, Ee. 9. zi [phonos 4901]
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DICTIONARY OE BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Mt. ig. i8 [phoneuo 4900] to commit murder,
MUEDEEEE (ol father, of mother, that is a), in Mt,
22, 7, Ac, 3, 14 ; 7, 52 ; 28. 4, I Pe, 4, 15, Be, 2, 8; 22,
15 [phoneus 4899] murderer, [man-slayer,
in Jo, 8, 44, I Ti, 3, IS [anthropo-ktonos 416] murderer,
in Ao, 21, 38 [sikarios_4T62] assassin, dagger-man.
In I Ti, I, 9 [patra-loes 3575] one striking his father,
in I Ti, I, 9 [metra-loes 3022] one striking his mother,
MUBM0B (against), in Mt, 20, 11, lu, 5, 30. Jo, 6,
41, 43,61 ; 7, 32, I Co, 10, To( [gogguzo 1008] to murmur,
in Ln, 15, 2 ; 19, 7 [dia-gogguzo iiig] to murmui'
thoroughly, in Mr, 14, 5 [em-brimaomai 1573] to charge strictly,
MUBMUBBB, in Ju, t6 [goggustes loio] murmurer,
MUBMUBING, in Jo, 7, 12, Ac, 6, i, Ph, 2, 14 [gog
gusmos 1009] murmuring, [thoroughly,
MUSE (to), in Lu, 3. 15 [dia-logizomai 1145] to reason
MUSICIAN, in Be, 18, 22 [mousikos 3075] musician,
MUSIC, in Lu, 15, 25 [sum-phonia 4401] symphony,
harmony. MUST (needs, be put), in Mat 16. 21 ; 17. 10 ; 24. 6 ;
26. 54, Mr. 8. 31 ; 9. II ; 13. 7, 10, Lu. 2. ig ; 4, 43 ; g, 22 ;
13. 33 ; 17. 25 ; ig. s ; 21. g ; 22. 7, 37 ; 24. 7, 44, Jo. 3. 7,
14, 30 ; 4, 4, 24 ; g, 4 ; 10, 16 ; 12, 34 ; 20, g, Ac, i, t6,
22 ; 3, 21 ; 4, 12 ; 9, 6, r6 ; 14, 22 ; 16, 30 ; 17, 3 ; 18, 21 ;
xg. 21 ; 21, 22 ; 23, it ; 27, 24, 26, i Co, it, ig ; 15.25, 53,
2 Co. 5. TO ; IT. 30, I Ti, 3, 2, 7, 2 Ti. 2, 6, 24, Tit, i, 7,
IT, He, g, 26 ; TI, 6, Ee, 1. 1 ; 4. i ; 10, 11 ; 11,5 ; 13, 10 ;
17, TO ; 20, 3 ; 22, 6 [dei 2050] it behoved, was needful,
in Mr, 2, 22, Lu, 5, 38 [bleteos 906] to he cast or put,
in Ac, 21, 22 [dei pantos 3455] it behoved altogether,
in T Co, 5, 10 [opheilo 3397] to owe, be indebted,
in Mt, 18, 7 [an-agke eimi 290] to be a necessity,
in Lu, 14, 18 [echo anagken 2^0] to have a necessity,
(See also Necessity),
MUSTABD SEED, in Mt, 13, 31 ; 17, 20, Mr, 4, 31,
Lu, 13, ig ; T^, 6 [sinapi 4165] mustard, [oneanother,
MXTTUAL, in Eo, i, 12 [en allele 214} in each other, in
MUZZLE, in i Co, 9, 9, i Ti, 5, iS [phimoo 4889] to
muzzle, MY, in Mt, 5, IT ; to, 18, 39 ; 16, 25, Mr, 8, 35 ; 10,
29 ; 13, g, Lu, g, 24, Jo, 13, 38, Eo, it, 27 [ego, emou
gen. 1362] my, mine,
in Mt, 2, 6, IS ; 3, 17 ; 7, 21 ; 8. 6, Bt, g, 21 ; g, 18 ; 10,
22, 32, 33 ; IT, 10, 27, 29, 30 1 ; 12, t8/, 44, 48 1. 49 1, so t,
(So. [ego, mou 1362] my, mine.
in He. 13. 6 [ego, emoi dat. 1362] to me.
in Mr. 5. 9. Ac. 7. 49, i Co. 9. 18, 2 Co. 6. 16, 18; 7. 4t,
Ph, I, 19, 22 ; 4, 6, Be, 21, 7 [ego, moi dat. 1362] to me,
in Ep, 6, 21, Col, 4, 7 [ego, eme ace. 1362] me,
MYBBH (mingle with), in Mt, 2, 11, Jo, ig, 39
[smurna 4215] myrrh,
in Mr, 5. 23 [smurnizomai 4216] to mingle with myrrh,
MYSELF, in Lu, 7, 7, Jo, 5, 31 ; 7, 17, 28 ; 8, 14, iS,
28, 42, 54; 10, 18; 12, 49 ; 14, -3, TO, 21 ; 17, 19, Ac, 2Q,
24 ; 24, 10 ; 26, 2, g, Eo, TI. 4, 1 Co. 4. 4, 6 ; 7. 7 ; 9. ig, 2
Co. 2. I ; IT. 7, g ; 12. 5, Ga. 2. 18, Pli. 3. 13 [emautou
1566] of myself.
in Eo. g. 3 [autos ego] I myself.
in Bo. t6. 2 [autou emou] ol myself.
in Phm. 17 [ego, eme ace. 1362] me.
MYSTEEY, inMt, 13. 11, Mr, 4. 11, Lu, 8, 10, Eo. 11.
2s ; t6. 25, T Co. 2. 7 ; 4. I ; 13. 2 ; 14. 2 ; 15, 51, Ep, i, 9 ;
3, 3, 4, 9 ; 5, 32 ; 6, 19, Col, I, 26, 27 ; 2, 2 ; 4, 3, 2 Th, 2,
7, I Ti, 3, 9, r6, Ee, I. 20 ; TO, 7 ; 17, 5, 7 [musterion
3090] a secret revealed (to one initiated),
TS.
NAIL, in Jo, 2. 25 ( [helos 2129] a nail,
NAIL (to), in Col, 2, 14 [pros-eloo 3943] to nail unto,
NAKED (be), in Mt, 25, 36, 38, 43, 44, Mr, 14, 51, 52,
Jo, 21, 7, Ac, ig, 16, 2 Co, s, 3, He, 4, 13, Ja. 2. 15, Be.
3. 17 ; 16. IS ; 17. 16 [gumnoa 1026] naked, partially
dressed.' iu I Co. 4. IT [gmnneteuomai 1025] to be naked.
NAKEDNESS, in Bo. 8. 35, z Co. it. 27, Ee. 3. 18
[gumnotes 1027] nakedness.
NAME (be one's), in Mt. i. 21, 23, 25 ; 6. g ; 7. 22 (A ;
10. 2, 22, 41 1, 42 ; 12. 21 ; 18. 5, 20; 19. 2g ; 21. g ; 23.
39 ; 24. S. 9 ; 27. 32 ; ^8. 19, Mr. 5. gt, 22 ; 6. 14 ; g. 37,
38, 3g, 41 ; IT. g, 10 ; 13. 6, 13 ; 16. 17, Lu. i. 5, 13, 27 t,
31, 4g, sg, 6t, 63 ; 2. 2r, 25 ; 6. 22; 8. 30; 9. 48, 49 ; 10.
17,20; TI. 2; 13. 35; ig. 38; 21. 8, la, 17; 24. 18, 47,

Jo. I. 6, 12 ; 2. 23 ; 3. 18 ; 5. 43 « ; 10. 3, 25 ; 12. 13, 28 ;
14. 13, 14, 26: 15. t6, 21 ; 16. 23, 24, 26; 17. 6, II, 12,
26 ; 18. TO ; 20. 31, Ac. I. 15 ; 2, 21, 38 ; 3. 6, t6 t ; 4, 7, 10,
12, 17, 18, 30 ; 5. 28, 40, 41 ; 8, 12, 16 ; 9, 14, 15, 16, 21,
27, 29 ; TO, 43, 48 ; 13, 6, 8; 15, 1:4, 17, 26 ; 16, 18; 18, 15;
19. 5, 13, 17 ; 21. 13 ; 22. t6 ; 26. g ; 28. 7, Bo. i, 5 ; 2,
24; g, 17; 10, 13; 15, 9, I Co, I, 2, 10, 13, 15; 5, 4; 6.
II, Ep, I, 21 ; 5, 20, Ph, 2-, g, 10 » 4- 3* Col. 3. 17, 2 Th.
I. 12 ; 3. 6, I Ti. 6. I, 2 Ti. 2, ig. He, i, 4 ; 2. 12 ; 6, 10;
13, 15, Ja, 2, 7 ; 5, 10, 14, I Pe, 4, 14, i Jo, 2, 12'; 3, 23 ;
S, 13 t, 3 Jo, 7, 14, Be, 2, 3, 13, 17 ; 3, i, 4, st, 8, 12 ii ;
6,^8 ; 8, IT ; g, 11 1; it, t8 ; 13, i, 6, B, 17 t; 14, i, n ;
15, 2, 4 ; 16, 9 ; 17, 3, 5, 8 ; ig, 12, 13, 16 ; 21, 12, 14 ; 22.
4 [onoma 32g4] name,
in Ac, 7, 58 [Italeomai 2370] to be called,
NAME (to), in Mt, 27, 57, Mr. 14, 32, Lu, i, 5, 26 ; 5.
27 ; 8, 41 ; 10, 38 ; 16, 20 ; 23, so, Jo, 3, i, Ac, 5. i, 34;
g, 10, 12, 33, 36 ; II, 28 ; 12, 13 ; 16, i, 14 ; 17, 34 ; 18, 2,
7, 24 ; ig, 24 ; 20, g ; 21, 10 ; 27, i [onoma 32g4] name,
in Lu, 6, 13, 14, Bo, 15, 20, i Co, 5. 1, Ep. 1. 21 ; 3. 15 ;
S. 3, 2 Ti. 2. 19 [onomazo 3295] to name.
in Lu. 2, 21 ; ig, 2 [kaleomai 2370] to be called,
in Mr, 15, 7 [legomal 2788] to be laid out, spoken of,
NAMELY (in this saying), in Bo, 13, g [en to 1604] in
this, [4221] napkin.
NAPKIN, in Lu, 19, 20, Jo, 11, 44 ; 20, 7 [soudarion
NAEBOW, iu Mt, 7, 14 [thlibomai 2212] to bepressed,
NATION (one of another), inMt, 21, 43; 24, 7^,9, 14;
25, 32 ; 28, 19, Mr, IT, 17 ; 13, 8 1, 10, Lu, 7, 5 ; 12, 30; 21.
TO {, 24, 25 ; 23, 2 ; 24, 47, Jo, IT, 48, 50, 51, S2 ; 18, 35, Ao,
2. s » 7. 7 1 10. 22, 35 ; 13. 19 ; 14. 16 ; 17. 26 ; 24. 2, 10,
17 ; 26. 4; 28, ig. Bo, I, s » 4. 17) 18 ; 10. ig ; 16. 26, 6a,
3, 8, I Pe, 2, 9, Be, 2, 26 ; 3. g J 7. g j to. it ; 11. 9, 18 ;
12. 5 ! '3. 7 ; 14. 6, 8 ; 15. 4 ; 16, ig ; 17, 15 ; 18. 3, 23 ;
ig, IS ; 20, 3, 8 ; 21, 24, 26, Be, 22, 2 [ethnos 1373]
nation, in Mr, 7, 26, Ga, i, 14 [genos 983] birth, race, kind,
in Ph, 2, 15 [genea 972] generation,
in Ac, TO, 28 [allo-phulos 220] of another tribe.
NATUEAL (that which is), in Bo, i. 26, 27, 2 Pe, 2,
12 [phusikos 4935] physical, natural, [nature,
in Bo, IT, 21, 24 [kata phusin 4938] according to
in 1 Co, 2, 14 ; 15, 44 t, 46 [psuchikos 5069] souUcal,
animal, [Affection),
in Ja, I, 23 [tes geneseos g76] of birth, (See also •.
NATURALLY, in Ph, 2, 20 [gnesios 1001] genuinely. '
in Ju, TO [phusikos 4936] physlcaUy, naturally. ¦¦
NATUBE, in Bo, i, 26 ; 2, 14, 27 ; 11, 24 t, i Co, 11,
14, Ga, 2, IS ; 4- S, Ep. 2. 3, 2 Pe. i. 4 [phusis 4938]
in Ja, 3. 6 [genesis g76] birth, [nature,
NAUGHTINESS, in Ja, i, 21 [kakia 2355] evil,
NAY (but), in Mt, 5, 37 ; 13, 2g, Jo, 7, 12, Ac, 16, 37,
2 Co, I, 17, 18, ig, Ja, 5, 12 [ou 3368] no, not, -
in Lu, 12, 51 ; 13, 3, 5 ; 16, 30, Bo. 3, 27 [ouchi 3393)
no, not, , [wise, but.
in Bo, 7, 7 ; 8, 37, i, Co, 6, 8 ; 12. 22 [alia 208] other-
in Bo, g, 20 [men-oun-ge 2g42} Indeed then,
NEAR (to, come, draw), in Mt, 24, 33, Mr, 13, 28, Jo,
3, 23 ; II, 54 [eggus i33g] nigh,
in Lu, 18, 40 ; ig, 41, Ac, g, 3 ; 21, 33 ; 23, 15 [eggizo
1336] to be or come nigh,
in Ac. TO. 24 [au-agkaios 288] necessary,
in Jo, 4, 5 [plesion 3745] near, (See also Go),
NEABEB, in Bo, 13, ii [egguteron 1339] nigher,
NECESSABY (such things as are), in Ac, i j, 46, i Co,
12, 22, 2 Co, 9, Sj Pli, 2. 25, Tit, 3, 14 [an-agkaios z881
necessary, in Ao, 13, 28 [ep-anagkes 1768] very necessary,
in He, 9, 23 [anagke 290] necessity, [need,
in Ac 28, 10 [ pros ten chreian 5oiT]toward the use or
NECESSITY (ol, must of), in Lu, 23, 17, i Co, 7, 37 ; 9,
16, 2 Co, 6, 4 ; 9. 7 ; 12, 10, Phm, 14, He, 7, 12 ; 9, 16
[anagke 290] necessity,
in He, 8, 3 [anagkaios 288] necessary,
in Lu, 23, 17 [echo anagken 290] to have a necessity,
in Ac, 20, 34, Bo, 12, 13, Ph, 4, 16 [chreia son] use,
need, NECK, in Mt, 18, 6, Mr, g, 42, Lu, 15. 20; 17. 2, Ao.
15, 10 ; 20, 37, Eo, 16, 4 [trachelos 4656] neck.
NEED (of, so require, time ol, be, have), in Mt, 3, 145
6. B; 21. 3 ; 27. 65, Mr, 2, 17, 25 ; ". 3, In- 9. " ; ig. 3i>
34, Jo. 13. 29, Ac. 2. 45 ; 4, 35, I Co, 12, 21 «, 24, Ph, 4,
ig, I Th, 5, I, He, 5, 12 « ; 7, 11 ; 10, 36, i Jo, 3. 17, Ee.
3, 17 ; 21, 23 [chreia son] use, need.

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in Mt. 6. 32, Lu. 12. 30, Eo. 16. 2 [chrezo 5014] to use,
need. in I Co. 7. 36 [opheilo 3397] to owe, be indebted.
in Ph. 4. 12 [hustereo 4813] to be behind, lacking.
in He. 4. 16 [eu-kaii-os 2016] very seasonable, con
venient. in I Pe, I. 6 [dei 1050] it behoved, was needfuL
NEED (to), in Mt. 9. 12 ; 14. 16, Mr. 14, 63, Lu. 5. 31 ;
15. 7 ; 22. 71, Jo. 2. 25 ; 13. 10 ; 16, 30, Eph. 4. 28, i Th.
I. 8; 4. 9, 1 Jo. 2. 27, Ee. 22. 5 [echo chreian 5011] to have
use or need.
in Lu. II. 8, 2 Co. 3. i [chrezo 5014] to use, need.
in Ac. 17, 25 [pros-deomai 3930] to beseech also.
in He. 7. 27 [echo anagken 290] to liave a necessity.
(See also Ashamed).
NEEDFUL (to, be, those things that are), iu Lu. to,
42 [chreia 5011] use, need.
in Ac. 15. 5 [dei 1050] it behoved, was needful.
in Ph. I. 24 [anagkaios 288] necessary.
in Ja. 2. x6 [epi-tedeios igoz] needful,
in Ju. 3 [echo anagken 290] to have necessity.
NEEDLE, in Mt. 19. 24, Mr. 10. 25, Lu. 18. 25 [raphis
4076] needle.
NEEDS. (See Must),
NEGLECT, m i Ti. 4. 14, He. ^. 3 [a-meleo 245] to be
unconcerned. in Ac. 6. I [para-theoreomai 3478] to be wrongly
viewed, overlooked. (See also Hear). [ness.
NEGLECTING, in Col. 2. 23 [aph-eidia 800] unsparing-
NEGLIGENT (be), in 2 Pe. i. 12 [a-meleo 245] to be
unconcerned. NEIGHBOUE, in Mt. 5. 43 ; 19. 19 ; 22. 39, Mr. 12, 31,
33, Lu. 10. 27, 29, 36, Ac. 7. 27, Eo. 13. g,_ 10 ; 15. 2, Ga. 5.
14, Ep. 4. 25, He, 8. II, Ja. 2. 8 [to plesion £745] the one
near, neighbour.
in Lu, 14. 12 ; 15. 6, 9, Jo. 9. 8 [geiton 967] neighbour.
in Lu. I. 58 [peri-oikos 3652] around the house.
NBITHEE (indeed, at any time, any man or thing),
is a translation generaUy of oude, oute, me, mede, mete,
but in Mr, 5. 4 ; 16, 8, Ja. i. 13 it is [kai ou-de-is 3373]
and not even one,
in Lu. 15, 29 [ou-de-pote 3374] not even at any time.
in Ac. 24. 12, Ja. i. 17 [e 2iiz]or. [wise.
; iu Mr. 13. 10, Lu. I. 15 [ou me 2997] not at all, in no
NEPHEW, m i Ti. 5. 4 [ek-gona,i44i] descendant,
NEST, in Mt, 8. 20, Lu. 9. 58 [kata-skenosis 2490]
place for settling down,
NET, inMt. 4. 20, 21, Mr. i. iS, 19, Lu. 5. 2, 4, 5, 6,
Jo. 21. 6, 8, II t [diktuon 1240] uet. [flshing-net.
in Mt. 4. 18, Mr. i. 16 [amphi-blestrou 266] large
in Mt. 13. 47 [aagene 4110] drag-net,
NEVEE (man yet, man before), in Mt, 7. 23 ; 9. 33 ;
21, 16, 42 ; 26. 33, Mr. 2, 12, 25, Lu. 15. 29, Jo. 7. 46, Ac,
10. 14; 14. 8, I Co. 13. 8, He. 10. I, II [ou-de-pote 3374]
not even at any time.
in Lu. 23, 53, Jo. 19, 41 [ou-de-p6 3375] not even yet.
in Lu. 19. 30, Jo, 8. 33 [ou-de-is po-pote 3373] not even
one yet at-any time. [time,
in Jo. 6. 35 [ou me po-pote 3373] not at aU at any
in 2 Pe. I. 10 [ou me pote 3819] not at all at anytime.
in 2 Ti. 3. 7 [me-de-pote 3004] not even at any time.
in Jo. 4. 14 ; 8. 51, 52 ; 10. 28 ; 11. 26 ; 13. 8 [ou me eis
. ton aidna 143] not ac all to the age.
in Mr. 3. 29 ; 14. 21, Lu. 23. 29 1 [ou 3368] no, not.
in Jo. 7, 15 [me 2gg7] no, not. [wise.
in Jo. 6. 35, He. 13. 5_[ou me 2997] not at all, in no
in Mt. 27. 14 [ou-de hen 1410] not even one.
in Mr. 11. 2 [ou-de-is 3373] not even one, (See also
Quench). NEVEETHELESS, in Mr. 14. 36, Jo, 11. 15 ; 16. 7, Eo.
5. 14, I Co. 9. 12, 2 Co. 7. 6 ; 12, 16, Ga. 4, 30, 2 Ti. 1. 12,
Ee. 2. 4 [alia 208] otherwise, but, save.
in Mt. 26. 39, 64, Lu. 13, 33 ; 18. 8 ; 22. 42, i Co, n.
II, Ep. 5. 33, Ph. 3. 16 [plen 373p] besides, more than.
iu Jo. 12. 42 [homos men-toi kai 3285] at the same
time indeed.
in Ac. 14. 17 [kai-toi-ge 2350] though indeed.
in 2 Ti. 2. 19 [men-toi 4630] yet indeed.
NEWOiian, things), in Mt. 9, 17; 13. 52; 26. 28, 29;
27. 60, Mr. I. 27 ; 2. 21, 22 ; 14. 24, 25 ; 16. 17, Lu. 5.
36 th, 38 ; 22. 20, Jo. 13. 34 ; ig. 41, Ac. 17. 19, 21, i Co.
II, 25, 2 Co, 3. 6 ; 5. 17 1, Ga. 6. 15, Ep, 2. 15 ; 4. 24, He.
8. 8, 13 ; 9. IS, 2 Pe. 3. 13 1, 1 Jo. 2. 7, 8, 2 Jo. 5, Ee. 2.
17 ; 3. 12 i ; 5. 9 ; 14. 3 ; 21. it, 2, s [kainos 2346] new, I

in Mt, 9, 17 1, Mr. 2. 22 th, Lu. 5, 37 1, 38, 39, i Co. 5. 7,
Col, 3. 10, He. 12. 14 [neos 3112] recent.
in Mt. 9. 16, Mr. 2. 21 [a-gnaphos 38] unfuUed,
in He. 10. 20 [pros-phatos 3980] fresh slaughtered.
(See also Moon, wme). [now.
NEW-BOEN, in i Pe. 2, 2 [arti-gennetos 689] born just
NEWNESS, in Eo. 6. 4; 7.6 [kainotes 2347] newness.
]S^XT (day, day after, on the), in Mr. i. 38, Ac. 21.
26 [echomai 2083] to have, hold, be adjacent.
in Ac. 7. 26; 16. xi; 20. 15 [ep-eimi 17S8] to be or
come on.
in Lu, g. 37, Ac. 27. 18 [hexes 1727] next.
in Ac. 13. 42 [meta-xu 2978] betwixt, intervening,
in Ac. 13. 44 [erchomai ig6o] to come.
NIGH (to, unto, be, come), in Mt, 24. 32, Mr. 13. 29,
Lu. 19. II, Jo. 6. 4, 19, 23 ; II. 18 ; 19, 20, Ac, 9. 38 ; 27.
8, Eo. 10. 8, Ep. 2. 13, 17, He, 6. 8 [eggus 1339] nigh,
in Mr. u. i, Lu. 7. 12 ; 10. 9, 11 ; 18. 35 ; ig. 29, 37;
21. 20, Ac. 22. 6, Ph. 2. 30 [eggizo 1336] to be or come
nigh, in Mr. 3. 4 [pros-eggizo 3936] to come nigh unto.
in Mt. 15. 29, Mr. 5. 21 [pai-a ace. 3456] alongside,
inMr. 5. n [pros aee._ 3917] toward. [beyond.
in Ph. 2. 17 [para-plesion 3510] very near. {See also
Draw, hand).
NIGHT (and a day), in Mt. 2. 14 ; 4. 2 ; 12. 40 1 ; 14.
25 » 26. 31, 34 ; 27. 64 ; 28. 13, Mr, 4, 27 ; 5. 5 ; 6, 48 ;
14. 27, 30, Lu. 2. 8, 37 ; 5. 5 ; 12. 20 ; 17. 34 ; 18. 7 ; 21.
7, Jo. 3, 2 ; 7. 50; 9. 4? II. 10; 13, 30; 19. 39; 21. 3,
Ac. 5. 19 ; g, 24, 25 ; 12. 6 ; 16, g, 33 ; 17, 10 ; 18, 9 ; 20.
31 ; 23. II, 23, 31 ; 26, 7 ; 27, 23, 27, Eo. 13. 12, i Co, 11.
23, I Th. z. 9 ; 3. 10 ; 5, 2, 5, 7 f , 2 Th, 3. 8, i Ti, 5. 5,
2 Ti. I. 3, 2 Pe. 3. 10, Ee. 4. 8 ; 7, 15 ; 8, 12 ; 12. 10 ; 14.
II ; 20. 10 ; 21. 25 ; 22. 5 [nux 3170] night,
in 2 Co. II. 25 [nuchth-emeron 3173] a night aud a day.
(See also Continue, watch).
NINE, in Lu. 17, 17 [ennea 1656] nine.
NINETY-NIKE, in Mt. 18. "12, 13, Lu. 15. 4, 7 [eunen-
ekonta-ennea 1657] ninety-nine.
NINTH, in Mt. 20. 5 ; 27. 45, 46, Mr, 15. 33, 34, Lu.
23. 44, Ac. 3. I ; 10. 3, 30, Ee. zi, 20 [ennatos 1655]
ninth. NO (at all, as yet, case, henceforth, man, means,
more, room, thing, wise, nor, not, such, so much as), is
generally a translation of ou or me, but in Mt. 19. 6,
Mr. 7, 12 ; 10, 8 ; 14. 25, Lu. 15. ig, 21, Jo, 6. 66 ; u. 54 ;
14, 19 ; 16. 10, 21, 25 ; 17. II, Ac, 8. 39 ; 20, 25, 38, Eo.
6* 9 j 7- i7» 20 ; II. 6f, 2 Co. 5. 16, Ga, 3. 18 ; 4. 7, Ep. z.
19, He, 10. 18, 26, Ee. 18. 14, it is [ouk-eti 3377] no
further. in Mt. 21. ig, Mr. i. 45 ; 2. 2 ; 9. 25, Jo. 5. 14 ; 8. 11, Ac.
13, 34, Eo. 15. 23, Ep, 4, 14, 28 [me-k-eti 3006] no further.
in Mr. 6. 5, Lu. 4. 24 ; 16. 13 ; 23. 4, 14, 22, Jo. 10. 41 ;
16. 29 ; 18. 38 ; ig. 4, II, Ac, 9. 8 ; 15. g ; 23. 9 ; 25. 10;
27. 22 ;_28. 5, Eo. 8. I ; 14, 7, 2 Co. 7. 5, Ga. 2, 6, Ph, 4.
15, 2 Ti. 2. 14, He. 6. 13, Ja. 3. 12, i Jo. i. 5 [ou-de-is
3373] not even one.
in Lu. 3. 13, Ac. 4. 17 ; 13. 28 ; 15. 28 ; 16. 28 ; 19. 40 ;
21. 25 ; z8. 6, 18, I Co. I. 7; 10. 25, 27, 2 Co. 6. 3; 13. 7,
Tit, 2. 8, He. 10, 2 [med-eis 3003] not even one.
in Mt, 8. 10 ; 24. 36, Mx. 6. 31 ; 13. 32, Lu. 7. 9 ; 23.
15, Ac, 7. 5, Eo. 3. 10 ; 4. 15. I Co. 6. 5, 2 Co. 3. 10, Ga.
2. 5 [ou-de 3372] not even.
in Mr. 5. 3 [ou-te 3389] not even.
in I Co. 5. II [me-de 3002] not even.
in Lu. II. 36 ; 12. 4 [me tis 2997] not anj-thing.
in He. 9. 17 [me-pote 3013] not at any time.
in Mt. 5, 18, 20, 26 ; 10. 42, Lu. 18, 17, Jo. 6. 37, Ac.
13. 41, I Co, 8. 13, He. 8. 12 ; 10, 17, Ee, 3, 12 ; 18. 7, 21,
22 t, 23 f ; 21. 27 [ou me zgg?] not at all, in no wise,
in Mt. 24. 22, Mr. 13. 20, Eo. 3. 20, i Co, i. 2g, Ep, 4.
29 ; 5* 5 ; Cf^' 2. 16, He. 12. II, 2 Pe. i. 20, 1 Jo. 2. 21 ; 3,
15, Ee, 18. 22 [ou pas 356g] not all, not any.
in Ee. 17, 12 [ou-p6 3381] not as yet.
in Jo. 15. 4 [houto ou-de 3372] thus not even.
in Lu. 23. IS [alia 208] otherwise, but, save.
(See also Brawler, doubt, dwelling, effect, forbidding,
judgment, little, longer, matter, much, reputation,
that). [well-born.
NOBLE (most), inAc. 17. 11, i Co. i, 26 [eu-gene8 4i7),
in Ac. 24. 3 ; 26. 25 [kratistos 2702] most mighty,
NOBLEIMAN, in Jo, 4. 46, 49 [basilikos 864] kingly or
royal person.
iu Lu. ig, 12 [anthropos eu-genes 417] well-bom man.

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DICTIONAEY OF BIBLE WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

NOISE (with a great, make a), in Mt. 9. 23 [thorube-
omai 2217] to be in an uproar.
in 2 Pe. 3. 10 [roizedon 4092] with a crash or noise.
in Ee, 6. i [phone 4945] sound. [be heard.
NOISED (abroad, be), in Mr. 2. i [akouomai i6g] to
inLu, T. 65[dia-laleomaiii4o]to be talked throughout,
in Ac. 2. 6 [phone egeneto 4945] sound came,
NOISOME, in Ee. 16. 2 [kakos 2362] evil, bad.
NONE (of these things), in Mt, ig. 17, Mr. 10, 18, Lu.
I. 61 ; 4. 26, 27 ; 14. 24 ; 18. ig, 34, Jo. 7. 19 ; 15. 24 ; 16.
S ; 17. 12 ; 18. 9 ; zi. 12, Ac, 8. 16 ; 18. 17 ; 20. 24 ; 25.
II, 18 ; 26, 22, 26, Eo. 14. 7, I Co. I. 14 ; 2. 8 ; 8. 4 ; g.
IS ; 14. 10, Ga. 5. 10 [ou-de-is 3373] not even one.
in Jo. 8. 10, Ac. 8. 24 ; 11, 19 ; 24. 23, i Ti. 5. 14, Ee.
i!. 10 [me-de-is 3003] not even one,
in Mt. 12, 43 ; 26. 6ot, Mr. 12. 31, 32 ; 14. 55, Lu. 13.
6, 7, Jo. 6. 22, Ac. 3, 6; 7. 5, Eo. 3. 10, 11 1, 12; 8, g, z
Co. I. 13, Ga. I. ig, I Jo. 2. zo, Ee, 2.124 [ou 3368] no, not.
in Lu, 3. II, I Co. 7. zg [me 2997] no, not.
in I Th. 5. 15, I Pe. 4. 15 [me tis 2097] not anything,
in Ac, 26, 26 [ou tis 4626] not anything.
in Ac. 4. IZ [ou-te 338^] not even,
(See also Effect, offence, that).
NOON, in Ac. 22. 6 [mes-embria 2952] noon, mid-day,
NOE, is generally the translation of ou-de, ou-te, me
de, me-te, but in Lu. 22. 68, i Co. 12. 21, Ep. 5. 4, 5 it
inHe. 13, 3 [ou mede 2997] no, not even. [is[e2ii2]or.
in I Co. 2. 9 [kai ou 3368] and not, nor.
NOETH, in Lu. 13. 29, Ee, 21. 13 [borras 917] north,
NOETH-WEST, in Ac. 27, p^Lchoros 5043] north-west.
NOT (in anywise, as yet, at all, a, any, any man, here
after, henceforth, now), is generally a translation of
ouk or ou, and me, but in Mt. 10, 23 ; 13. 14 1 ; is- 6;
16. 22, 28 ; 18. 3 ; 23. 39 ; 24. 2 1, 34, 35 ; 26. 20, 35, Mr.
9. I, 41 ; 10. IS ; 13. 2t, 30, 31 ; 14. 31 ; 16. 18, Lu. 6. 37^;
9. 27; 12, S9 ; 13. ss J ^8. 7, 30; 21, 18, 32, 33; 22. 16,
18, 34, 67, 68, Jo. 4. 48 ; 8. 12 ; ro. 5 ; 11. 56 ; 13. 38 ; 18,
II ; 20. 25, Ac, 28. 26t, Eo, 4. 8, Ga. 4. 30 ; s- 16. i Th.
4. IS ; 5- 3) He. 8. II, I Pe. 2. 6, Ee. 2, n ; 3* 3) s J ^S*
4 ; 21. 25 it is [ou me 2997] not at all, in no wise.
in Mt. 22. 16, Mr. 16. 8, Lu. 7. 28 ; 8. 43 ; 9. 36 ; 20.
40, Jo. 18. 31, Ac. 4. 12 ; 27. 34, Ga. 4. 12 [ou-de-is 3373]
not even one.
in Jo. 4. 42 ; 14. 30 ; 15, 15 ; 21. 6, Eo. 14. 15, 2 Co, i,
23, Ga. 2. 20, Phm. 16 [ouk-eti 3377] not as yet, no longer.
{See also Agree, aim, albeit, also, army, appear,
ashamed, believe, brawler, can, cease, circumcised,
commodious, condemned, corruptible, could, fadeth,
faileth, hand, henceforth, know, knowledge, lie, lucre,
manifest, much, no, obey, one, passing, possible, put,
regard, repent, see, sparing, spoken, suffer, tempted,
that, understand, uttered, yet). [noted.
NOTABLE, in Mt. 27. 16 [epi-semos 1871] very signal,
in Ac. 2, 20 [epi-phanes 1913] very manifest.
in Ac, 4. 16 [gnostos 1007] known. [noted.
NOTE (of), in Eo. 16, 7 [epi-semos 1871] very signal,
in 2 Th. 3. 14 [semeioo 4150] to signalize, note.
NOTHING, in Mt. 5. 13 ; 10. 26 ; 17. 20; 21. ig ; 23.
16, 18 ; 26, 62 ; 27. 12, 24, Mr. 7. 15 ; 9. 29 ; 11, 13 ; 14.
60, 61 ; 15. 3, 4, S) I'^- 4- 2 ; s- S j IO- ^9 J IZ. z ; 2-2. 35 ;
23. g, 15, 41, Jo, 3. 27 ; s- 19, 30 » 6- 63 ; 7. 26 ; 8. 28, 54 ;
9, 33; II, 49; 12. 19; 14, 30; 15. s; 16, 23, Z4; 18.
zo; 21. 3, Ac, 4. 14 ; 17. 21 ; 20. 20; zi. 24 ; 26. 31 ; 28.
17, Eo. 14, 14, I Co. 4. 4 ; 7. 10 i; 8. 2, 4 ; 13. 2, 3, 2 Co.
12. II t, Ga. 2. 6 ; 4. I ; 5. 2, Ph. i. 20, i Ti. 4. 4; 6. 7,
Tit. T. 15, Phm. 14, He. 2. 8 ; 7. 14, 19, Ee. 3. 17 [ou-de-
is ^373] not even one thing.
in Mt. 27, ig, Mr, i, 44 15. 26 ; 6. 8, Lu. 6. 35 ; 9. 3,
Ac. 4. 21 ; 10. 20; II. 12; ig. 36; 23. 14, 29; 25. 25 ; 27.
33, 2 Co. 6. 10 ; 7. 9, Ga, 6. 3, Ph. i. z8 ; z. 3 ; 4. 6, i Th.
4. 12, I Ti. 5. 21 ; 6. 4, Tit. 3. 13, Ja. i. 4, 6, 3 Jo. 7 [me-
deis 3003] not even one thing. [anything,
in Mr. 4. 22 ; 6. 36 ; 8. 2, 2 Co. 13. 8 [ou tis 4626] not
.in Jo. 6. 12, I Co. 4. 5 [me tis 2997] not anything.
in Mr. 8. i, Lu. 7. 42, Jo. 6. 39 [me 2997] no, not.
in Lu. 8, 17, I Co. 9. 16, 2 Co. 8. 15 [ou 3368] no, not.
in I Ti, 6, 7 [ou-de tis 4626] not even anything.
in Jo. 4, II [ou-te 3369] not even. [anything.
in Lu. I. 37 [ouk pan rema 3569] not everything, not
in Ac. II. 8 [pan ou-de-pote 3374] not even at anytime.
in Lu. II. 6 [ouk ho 3368] nothing that.
(See also Bring).
NOTICE before (have), in 2 Co. 9. 5 [pro-kat-aggellomai
3895] to be thoroughly announced beforehand.

NOTWITHSTANDIN'G, in Lu. 10, n, 20, Ph. i. 18;
4. 14 [plen 3739] besides.
in Ee. 2. 20 [alia 208] otherwise, but, save,
NOUGHT (come to, for, set at), in Ac. 5, 36 [ou-de-is
3373] not even one thing. [dissolved.
in Ac, 5. 38 [kata-luomai 2455] to be loosed down,
in I Co. I, 28 ; 2. 6 [kat-argeomai 2481] to make
thoroughly useless.
in Ac. 19. 27 [ap-elegmos 524] full conviction.
in 2 Th. 3. 8 [dorean 1323] freely, gratuitously.
in Ee. 18. 17 [eremoomai 1947] to be made desert.
(See also Bring, set).
NOUEISH [up^ be -ed up in J, in Ac. 12. 20, Ja, S' 5)
Ee. 12. 14 [trepho 4660] to feed, nourish. [up.
in Ac. 7, 20, 21 [ana-trephomai 371] to be nourished
in Ep, s- 29 [ek-trepho 1520] to nourish exceedingly.
in I Ti. 4. 6 [en-trephomai i68o] to be nourished in.
NOUEISHMENT. {See Minister). [planted.
NOVICE, in I Ti. 3. 6 [neo-phutos 3115] one newly
NOW (already, then, even), in Mt. 26. 65 ; 27. 42, 43,
Mr, 10, 30 ; 15. 32, Lu, 2. 29 ; 6. 21 1, 25 ; 11. 39 ; 16, 25 ;
ig. 42 ; 22. 36, Jo. 2. 8 ; 4, 18, 23 ; 5. 25 ; 8. 40, 52 ; g.
21, 41 ; II. 22 ; 12, 27, 31 1 ; 13. 31, 36; 14. 29 ; 15. 22, 24 ;
16. 5, 22, 29, 30, 32 ; 17. S) 7, 13 j 18. 36 ; 21, 10, Ac. 2.
33 ; 3- 17 » 7- 4) 34> 52 ; 10. 5, 33 ; 12. 11 ; 13, 11 ; 15. 10 ;
i6- 36) 37 1 20. 22, 25 ; 22. I, 16 ; 23. 15, 21 ; 24. 13 ; 26.
6, 17, Eo, 3, 21 ; '5. 9, II ; 6. ig, 21 ; 8. i, 22 ; 11. 30, 31 ;
13. II ; 16, 26, I Co. 3, 2 ; 7. 14 ; 12. 20, 2 Co, 5, 16; 6.
2 i ; 7. 9 ; 8. 14 ; 13. 2, Ga. i, 23 ; 2. 20 ; 3, 3 ; 4. 9, 25,
29, Ep. 2. 2 ; 3. 5, 10 ; 5. 8, Ph. i, 5, 20, 30 ; 2, 12 ; 3, 18,
Col. I. 24, I Th. 4. 8, 2 Th, 2, 6, 1 Ti. 4. 8, 2 Ti, i. 10,
He, 2. 8 ; g. 5, 24, 26 ; 12. 26, Ja. 4, 13, 16 ; 5. i, i Pe. i.
12 ; 2, 10 i, 25 ; 3. 21, 2 Pe. 3. 7, 18, i Jo. 2. 18, 28 ; 3. 2 ;
4. 3, 2 Jo. S) Ju. 2s [nun 3168] now. [now, at present.
in Ac, 4, 2g ; s- 38 ; 17. 30 ; 20, 32 ; 27. 22 [ta nun 31663
in Eo. 6. 22 ; 7. 6, 17 ; 15. 23, 25, i Co. 5. 11 ; 12. 18 ;
13, 13 ; 14. 6 ; 15. 20, 2 Co. 8. II, 22, Ep. 2, 13, Col. i.
21, 26; 3. 8, Phm. g, II, He. 8. 6; 11, 16 [nuni3T6g]now.
in Mt. 3. 10 ; 14. 15, 24 ; 13. 32, Mr, 4, 37 ; 6, 35 « ; 8.
2 ; II. II ; 15. 42, Lu, 3, 9 ; 7. 6 ; 11. 7 ; 14. 17 ; 19. 37 ;
21. 30 1, Jo. 4. 51 ; s- 6 ; 6. 17 ; 7. 14 ; 13, 2 ; 15. 3 ; ig.
28; 21. 4, 14, Ac, 4. 3; 27. gt, Eo. I. 10; 4. ig ; 13. 11,
I Co. 4, Bt; 6. 7, Ph. 4. 10, 2 Ti. 4. 6, 2 Pe. 3. r, i Jo. 2.
8 [ede 2iig] already.
in Mt. 3, 15 ; g, 18 ; II, 12 ; 26, S3» Jo. 2. 10 ; g. 19, 25 ;
13, 7, 19, 33, 37 ; 16. 12, 31, I Co. 13, 12 1 ; 16. 7, Ga. i.
9, 10; 4. 20, I Th. 3, 6, 2 Th. 2. 7, I Pe. i. 6, 8, i Jo. 2.
9, Ee. 12. 10 [arti 688] just now,
in Mr. 12. 20, Lu. 10, 36, Jo. 16. ig ; 18. 24; 19, 29 ; si.
7, Ac. I. 18 ; II. 19 ; 25. I, I Co, 9. 25 ; 2 Co. 5. 20, Ep.
z, 19 [oun 3380] then. [337] not yet, no further.
in Jo. 4, 42 ; 17, TI ; 21. 6, Eo. 14. 15, Phm, 16 [ouk-eti
5 in Mt. 26. 45, Mr. 14. 41 [to loipou 2839] as to the rest.
in Lu. 2. IS [de 1097] certainly, therefore.
NUMBEE (make of the, take into the, great), in Lu.
22. 3, Jo. 6. 10, Ac. 4. 4 ; 5. 36 ; 6. 7 ; 11. 21 ; 16. 5, Eo.
9. 27, Ee. 7. 4; 9. 16 ; 13. 17, 18th ; 15. 2 ; 20. 8 [arithmos
in Ac. I, 15 [ochlos 3406] crowd. [661] number.
in Mr. 10. 46 [hikanos 2271] sufficient, great.
in 2 Co. 10. 12 [eg-lcrino 1358] to judge in,
in I Ti. 5. g [kata-legomai 2447] to be laid down.
NUMBEE (be -ed with), in Mt. 10. 30, Lu, 12, 7, Ee.
7. g [arithmeo 660] to number.
in Mr, 15. 28 [logizomai 2826] to be reckoned.
iu Ac. I. 17 [kat-arithmeomai 2482] to be numbered
down. in Act, I. 26 [sug-kata-psephizomai 4324] to be voted
down with. {See also Great),
NUESE, in i Th. 2. 7 [trophos 4680] nourisher, nurse,
NUETUEE, in Ep, 6. 4 [paideia 3422] traming.

0.
0, or Oh I is generally the vocative case, or the definite
art. in Greek, but in Mt. 15, 28 ; 17. 17, Mr. 9. 19, Lu.
9. 41 ; 24. 25, Ac. I. I ; 13. 10 ; 18. 14, Eo. 2. i, 3 ; 9. 20 ;
II. 33, Ga. 3. I, I Ti. 6. 20, Ja. 2. 20, it is [o 5076] 0 !
OATH (bind with an), in Mt. 5. 33 ; 14. 7, 9 ; 26, 72,
Mr. 6. 26, Lu. I. 73, Ac. 2. 30, He. 6. 16, 17, Ja. 5. 12
[horkos 3336] oath,
in He. 7. 20, 21, 28 [hork-omosia 3337] oath swearing.
in Ac. 23. 21 [ana-thematizo 304] to anathematize.
OBEDIENCE (be uudej-), in Eo. 1.5; s. 19 ; 6. 16 ; 16.

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ig, 26, 2 Co. 7, 15 ; 10, s, 6, Phm. 21, He. 5. 8, i Pe. 1. 2
[hup-akoe 4728] submissive hearkening.
in I Co. 14. 34 [hupo-tassomai 4804] to be arranged
under, in subjection.
OBEDIENT (to, unto, be, make), in Ac. 6. 7, Ep. 6. s
[hup-akouo 4728] to hearken submissively.
in 2 Co, 2. 9, Ph. 2. 8 [hup-echoos 4764] one hearken
ing submissively, [hearkening.
in Eo, 15. 18, I Pe. i, 14 [hup-akoe 4727] submissive
in Tit. 2. 5, 9 [hupo-tassomai 4804] to be arranged
under, OBEY (not), in Mt. 8. 27, Mr. i. 27 ; 4, 41, Lu. 8. 25 ;
17. 6, Eo. 6. 12, 16, 17 ; 10. i^ Ep. 6. 21, Ph. 2. 12, Col.
3, 20, 22, 2 Th. I. 8 ; 3. 14, He. 3. 9 ; n. 8, i Pe. 3. 6
[hup-akoUo 4728] to hearken submissively.
inEo. 6. 16, I Pe. x. 22 [hup-akoe 4727] submissive
hearkening. [missively.
in Ac. 7. 39 [hup-echoos 4764] one hearkening sub-
in Ac. 5. 36, 37, Eo. 2. 8, Ga, 3. i ; 5, 7, He. 13. 17, Ja.
3 3 [peithomai 3591] to be persuaded, [unpersuaded,
in Eo. 3. 8, I Pe. 3, i ; 4. 17 [a-peitheomai 511] to be
in Ac, 5. 29, 32 [peith-archeomai 3588] to be persuaded
or obedient. {See also Magistrate).
OBJECT, in Ac. 24. 19 [kat-egoreo 2533] to accuse,
make public against. [keeping watch over.
OBSEEV ATION, in Lu, 17. 20 [para-teresis 3520]
OBSEEVE, in Mt. 23. 3 ; 28. 20, Ac. 21. 25 [tereo 4614]
to keep watch.
in Mr. 6. 20 [sun-tereo 4478] to watch thoroughly.
in Ga, 4. 10 [para-tereo 3519] to watch over.
in Mr. 10. 20, i Ti. s- 21 [phulasso 4931] to guard.
in Ac. 16. 21 [poieo 3766] to do.
OBTAIN (an or by inheritance), in Lu. 20, 35, Ac. 26.
22, 2 Ti. 2. 10, He. 8. 6; 11. 35 [tugchano 4692] to hit
upon, meet, obtain. [1910] to hit upon.
in Eo, II, 7 t. He. 6. 15 ; 11. 33,_ Ja, 4. z [epi-tugchano
in Ac. 1. 17, z Pe. i. i [lagchano Z763] to have by lot.
in Ac. 22. 28 [ktaomai 2726] to acquire,
in Ac. 27. 13 [krateo 2701] to lay hold on.
in I Co. g. 24 [kata-lambano 2446] to receive or take
hold on thoroughly.
iu I Co. g. 25, He. 4, 16 [lambano 2771] to receive
in Ep. I. IT [kleroomai 2626] to be inherited.
in He. i. 4 [klero-nomeo 2622] to receive by lot.
in I Th, s- 9j 3 Th, 2. 14 [peri-poiesis 3659] a making
all around. . [report, witness).
in He. 9, 12 [heurisko 2041] to find, {See also Mercy,
OCCASION (of, of stumbling, to fall, by), in Eo, 7. 8,
II, 2 Co. 5. 12 ; II. IZ, Ga, 5. 13, i Ti. 5. 14 [aph-orme
818] a rushing off, starting-point. [block.
in Eo. 14. 13, I Jo. 2. 10 [skandalon 4176] stumbling-
in 2 Co. 8. 8 [dia, gen. 1107] through.
OCCUPATION, in Ac. 18. 3 [techne 4609] art, trade.
{See «2so Like). [3830] to do business.
OCCUPY (be -ied), in Lu. ig, 13 [pragmateuomai
in I Co. 14. 16 [ana-pleroo 352] to fill up,
in He, 13. 9 [peri-pateo 3655] to walk around about.
ODOUE, iu Jo. 12. 3, Ph, 4, 18 [osme 3354] fragrance,
in Ee. 5. 8 ; 18. 3 [thumiama 2234] incense.
OF (one, some, they), is generally a translation of the
genitive case in Greek, but in Mt. i. 3, 5 1, 6, 16, 18,
20 j 3- 9; 5- 37 J 6, 27 ; 7, 9 ; 10. 29 ; 13. 47 ; 18, 12 ; 21.
2Si 26, 31 ; 22. 3s; Z3. 25, 34^; 25. 2, 8 ; 26. 21, 27, 29,
73 ; 27. 29, 48, Mr. 9. 17'; II. 14, 30, 32 ; 12. 44 t ; 14. 18,
zo, 23, 25, 69, 70 ; 16. 12, Lu. I- 5 i, 27, 35 ; 2, 4, 35, 36 ;
3. 8; 6. 44^,45; 10. 11; II. 5, 15,27,49; 12. 6, 13, 15,25;
14, 28, 33 ; 15. 4 fi ; 16. g ; 17. 7, 15 ; 20. 4, 6 ; 21, 4 1, 16, 18 ;
22. 3, 23, SO) 58; 23. 8 ; 24. 13, 22, Jo, Ir 13/, 16, 24, 3s,
40; 2. 15 ; 3. I, 5, 6t, 8, 25, 31 1; 4. 7, 13, 14, 22, 3g; 6.
8, II, 13, 26, 51, 60, 64, 65, 70, 71 ; 7, 17, 19, 22 t, zs, 31,
40, 42, 44, 48 t, 50, 52 ; 8. 23 t, 41, 44 t, 46, 47 1; 9. 6, 16,
40; 10. 16, 20, 26; II. ig, 37, 45i 46, 49; 12. 4, g, 49; 13.
21 ; 15, 19 1 ; 16- s, i4j i5» 17 ; 17 12, 14 1, 16 1; 18, 9, 17,
25) 26, 36 1, 37 ; 19. 2 ; 20. 24 ; 21. 2, Ac. i, 24 ; 2. 30 ; 3.
22 ; 4. 6 ; 5. 38, 39 ; 6. 9 ; 7. 37 ; lo- i* 45 ; n- 2, 20, 28 ;
13. 21 ; 15. 2, 21, 22, 23 ; 17. 4, 12, 26 ; 20. 30; 21. 8 ; 22.
14 ; 23. 21, 34 ; 24. 10, Eo. I 3 ; 2. 29 f ; 4. 12, 14, 16 th ;
5. 16; 9.5,6, II t,zx, 24^,30; 10. 5, 6; II. I, 6 f, 14, 36; 13.
3 ; 14. 23 fi ; 16. 10, II, I Co. I. 30 ; 2. 12 ; 7. 7 ; 8, 6 ; 9.
7 i} 13, 14 » ro. 4, 17 ; II. Zt,i2, 28 t; 12. 15 t,i6t; 15. 6.
47, 2 Co. 2. 17 fi; 3. s * )* 4- 7 ; 5* I) 18 ; 9, 7 ; 12. 6, Ga. 2.
12, 15 ; 3, 7, 9, 10, 12, 18 fi ; 4, 4, 23 i ; s- 8 ; 6. 8 fi, Ep. 2.
81 9 ; 3- IS ; 5- 30 fi) Ph. r. 16, 17 ; 3- 5 fi. Q fi ; 4- 22, Col. 4.
9, II, 12, I Th. 2. 3 i, 6, 2 Ti. 2. 8 ; 3. 6, Tit, i. 10, 12 ; 2,

8, He. 2. II ; 3. 13 ; 4. I ; 7. S) 12 ; n. 3, Ja, 2. 16; 4. i,
I Pe, I. 23; 4. II, I Jo. 2, 16 fi, 19 th, ZI, zg; 3., 8, gt,
10, 12, 19 ; 4. 1, z, 3, 4, st, 6t, 7 fi, 13 ; 5. 1 1, 4, 18 t, ig,
2 Jo. 4, 3 Jo. II, Eie. I. 5 ; 2. 7, 10, II, 17, 21, 22 ; 3. 9 ;
5. 5 fi ; 6, 1 1 ; 7. 4, sth, 6 th, 7 th, 8 th, 9, 13 ; 8. n ; 9.
20, 21/; II. g ; 14, 8, 10 ; 15. 7 ; 16. II t ; 17. i, 11 ; 18.
3, 4, 12 ; 21. 6, 21 it is [ek 1427] out of.
in Mt. II. 10 ; 15. 7 ; 17. 13 ; 21. 45 ; 22. 42 ; 24. 36 ;
26. 24, Mr. I. 30 ; 4. ig ; 5. 27 ; 7. 6, 25 ; 8. 30 ; 10. 10 ;
13. 32 ; 14. 21, Lu. I. 1 ; 2. 33, 28; 3. 15 ; 4, 14, 37; 5.
15 J 7* 3) ^7) 18, 27 ; g. 9, II, 4S ; 11. 53 ; 13. 1 ; 16. 2 ; 21.
5 ; 23. 8 ; 24. 14, Jo. I. 7, 8, 15, 22, 30, 47 ; 2. 21, 25 ; 5.
31, 32 t, 36, 37, 39, 46 ; 7, 7, 13, 17, 39 ; 8. 13, 14, 18 t, 26,
46 ; g. 17 ; 10. 25, 41 ; n. 13*; 12. 41 ; 13. 18, 22, 24; 15,
26 ; 16. 8 th,\g, ID, II, 19, 25 ; 18. 10 fi, 23, 34 ; 21. 24, Ac. I.
I ; 2. 29, 31 ; 5. Z4; 7. 52 ; 8.34th; 9. 13; u. zz ; 13. 29;
15, 6; 17. 32; iS. IS, 25 ; 21. 21'; 22. 10; 23. 6, it, 20,
29 ; 24. 8, 22, 25 ; 25. 9, 19 fi, zot, 26; 26. 26; 28. 15, 21,
Eo. 14, 12 ; 15. 14, 21, I Co, I. TI, 2 Co, 10. 8, I Th. i. 9;
4. 6 ; 5- I, 2 Ti. I. 3, Tit, 2. 8, He. 4. 4, 8 ; s- n ; 6. 9 ;
9. 5 ; TO. 7 ; IT. 7, 22, 32, I Pe. i, 10 fi ; 3. 15, 2 Pe. i. 12 ;
3. 16, I Jo. I. I ; 2. 27 ; s- 9,10, Ju. 3, 15 fi [jterigen. 3621]
about, concerning.
in Mt. 3. 4; 5. 42; 7. 15, 16 fi; TO. 17; II. 19, 2g ; 15. i,
27 ; t6. 6, II, 12 1, 21 ; 17, 25 th, 26 ; 21. 11 ; 24. 32 ; 27. 9,
ZT, 24, 57, Mr. 5. 2g, 34 ; 6, 43 ; 7. 28 ; 8. 15, 31 ; iz. z, 38 ;
15- 43) 45. 1'U. 5. 15 ; 6. 13, 17, 30 ; 7. 21, 35 ; 8. 2, 3 ; g. 22,
38 ; II. 50, 51 ; 12. I, 4, 15, 20, 57 ; 17. 25 ; 18. 3 ; zo. 10,
46; 21. 30; 22. 18, 71 ; 23. 51 ; 24. 42, Jo. I. 44, 45; s- igj
30 ; 7. 17, 18, 28 ; 8, z8, 42 ; to, 18 ; 11. i, 51 ; 12. 21 ; 14. 10 ;
15. 4 ; 16. 13 ; t8. 34 ; ig. 38 ; 21. 2, 10, Ac. 2. 17, 18, 22 ;
5. 2, 3 ; 6. 9 ; 8. 22 ; 10. 38 ; 12. i ; 13. 23 ; 15- S J ^7* ^3 :
19. 13 ; 21. 16, 27 ; 23. 34 ; 27. 44, Eo. 13. i, i Co. i. 30 ;
4, 5 ; 6. 19 ; IT. 23, 2 Co, 2, 3 ; 3, 5 ; 10. 7, Ga. i. i ; 2. 6;
3. 2, Ph. I. 28, Col. I. 7 ; 3. 24, 1 Th. 2, 6 fi, I Ti. 3. 7 He.
7, 2, 13 ; TI. 13 ; 12. 15 ; 13. 24, Ja. i. 13 ; 5. 4, i Jo, 1.
5 ; z. Z7, 3 Jo. 7, Ee. 2. 17 ; 12. 6 ; 16. 12 [apo 539] from.
iu Mt, I. 22 ; 2. 15, 16 ; 3. 6, 13, 14 ; 4. ifi; 5. 13 ; 6.
z ; TO. ZZ ; 11. Z7 ; 14. 8 ; 17. iz ; ig. 12 ; 20. 23 ; 23. 7 ;
24. 9 ; 27. 12, Mr. I. s, 9, 13 ; 2. 3 ; 5. 26 ; 13. 13 ; 16, 11,
Lu. 2, 21 ; 3. 7 ; 4. 2, zs ; 7- 30; 8. 29, 43 ; g. 7, 8 ; 10.
22 ; 14. 8 t; 17. 20 ; 21. 17, 24, Jo. 10. 14 ; 14. 21, Ac. 2.
24 ; 4. IT ; 10. 33, 38, 41, 42 ; 12. 5 ; 15. 4 ; 16. 4, 6, 14 ;
17, 13; 21. 3S ; 22. II, 12; 23. 10, 27 fi ; 24. 26; 26. 2, 6,
7, Eo, 12, 21 ; 13. 1 ; 15. 15, 1 Co. 2. 12, 15 ; 4. 3 fi ; 6. 12 ;
7. 25 ; 8. 3 ; 10. 9, 10, 29; II. 32 ; 14. 24 fi, 2 Co. i. 4, 16 ;
2, 6, TI ; 3. 2 ; 5. 4 ; 8, 19 ; 11. 24 ; 12. 11, Ga. i. n ; 3.
17 ; 4, g ; s. 15, Ep. s- 12, Ph. 3. 12, i Th. i, 4 ; 2, 4, 14 fi,
2 Th. 2. 13, He, s- 4) loj 7- 7 ; II- 23 ; 12. 3, 5, Ja. 1.
14 ; 2. 9 ; 3. 4, 6, I Pe. 2. 4, 3 Jo. 12 fi, Ju, 12, 17, Ee. 6. 13
[hupo oew. 4768] by, under.
in IVlt. 2. 4, 7, 16 ; 6. I ; 18. 19 ; 20. 20, Mr. 8, n, Lu.
6. 19, 34; II. 16 ; 12. 48, Jo. I. 14 ; 4. gj 52 ; 5. 44; 6. 45,
46 ; 8, 26, 40 ; 9, 16, 33 ; lo, t8 ; 15. 15 ; 17. 7. Ac. z, 33 ;
3. 2, 5 ; 7. 16 ; 9. 2 ; 10. 22 ; 17. 9 ; zo. Z4 ; 22, 30 ; Z4, 8 ;
26. 22 ; 28. 22, Ga. I. IZ, Ep, 6. 8, Ph, 4. t8, i Th. z. 13 ; 4.
I, 2 Th. 3. 6, z Ti, 1. 13, t8 ; 2. 2 ; 3. 14, Ja. i. 5, 7, i Pe. z,
4, 1 Jo. 3. 22 ; s- 15, Ee. 2. 27; 3. i8[para 3456] alongside of,
in Mt. 18. 13 1, Mr. 6. 52 ; g, 12, 13, Lu. 4, 25 ; 22. 59,
Jo, 12. t6, Ac. 4, g, 27; 10, 34, I Co. t6, 17, 2 Co. 12, 21,
Ga. 3. 16 fi. He. 7. 13 ; 8. i ; n. 4, Ee. 8. 13 [epi 1802] upon,
over. in 2 Co. I. 7, 8 ; 7. 4, 14 ; 8. 23 ; 9. 2, 3 ; iz. 5 t, Ph, ±.
7 ; z. 13 ; 4. TO [huper gen. 4736] in behalf of.
in Lu. I. 61, Ac. 26. 20, Eo. 2, 17, 23 ; n. z, z Co. 2. 12 ;
10. IS, Ga. 4. 20, Ep, 4. I, Tit. 3. 5, Ja. s- J9) 2 Pe. 2, 12
[eu 1604] in, among. ,
in Mt. 5, 22, Ac, 25. 20, 2 Co. 10. 13, 15, 16; 12. 6, He.
7. 14, I Pe. I. II [eis 1409] in reference or regard to.
in Ac, 18. 15 ; 27. 5, Eo, 4. 4 fi, i Co. 7. 6 ; 15- 15, Phm.
14 [kata 2398] against, over-against.
in Mt, 4, 4, Eo. 14. 14, Ph, i. 15 t [dia 1107] through.
in He. i. 7 ; 11. 18 [pros ace. 3917] toward, as to.
in Mt. 18, 23 [meta gen. 2962] with,
(See also Account, ask, because, between, beware,
compassion, demand, drink, example, fail, full, glory,
guilty, havoc, ignorant, know, manner, means, necessity,
out, reason, respect, short, speak, stop, tell),
OFF, inMt. 26. 58 ; 27. 55, Mr. 5, 6 ; 14. 54 ; 15. 40, Lu.
16. 23, Jo. TI. 18, Ee. 18. 10, 15, 17 [apo 539] from.
in Mr. II, 8 [ek 1427] out of.
{See also Afar, breaJc, cast, cut, fallj far, put, putting,
rend, see, shake, smite, take, way, wipe),
OFFENCE (give none, void of without), in Mt. 16.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

23 ; 18. 7 th, Lu. 17. I, "Ro. g. 33 ; t6. 17, Ga- 5. ii, i Pe.
2. 8 [skandalon 4176] stumbling-tolook.
in Ro. 4. 25 ; 5. 15 t, 16, 17, t8, 20 [para-ptoma 3513]
a falling aside.
in Ac. 24. 16, I Co. 10. 32, Ph. i. 10 [a-pros-kopos 638]
without offence.
in E.O. 14. 20 [pros-komma 3g55] a cause of offence.
in 2 Co, 6, 3.[pros-kope 3g56] a cause of offence,
in 2 Co, II, 7 [hamartia 33g] sin,
OFFEND (make to, thing that -eth), in Mt, 5, 2g, 30 ;
II, 6 ; 13, 21, 57 ; 13, 12 ; 17, 27 ; 18, 6, 8, g ; 24, 10 ; 26,
31, 33 « ; Mr. 4. 17 ; 6. 3 ; g. 42, 43, 45, 47 ; 14. 27, 2g, Lu.
7. 23 ; 17. 2, Jo. 6. 61 ; t6. I, K.0. 14. 21, i Co. 8. 13 ^, 2 Co.
IT. 20 [skandallzo 4175] to cause to stumble.
in Mr, 13, 41 [skandalon 4176] stumbling-block.
In Ja. 2, TO ; 3. 2t [ptaio 4022] to fall,
in Ac, 25, 8 [hamartano 237] to sin, miss the maik,
OFFENDER (be an), iu Ac. 25, 11 [a-dikeo 80] to do
unjustly, OFFER (up, be ready to be -ed up), in Mt, 5, 24 ; 8, 4,
2Ir, I, 44, Lu, 5, 14 ; 23, 36, Ac. 7. 42 ; 8. 18 ; 21. 26, He,
5. ii 3» 7 1 8, 3 t, 4 ; g, 7, 9, 14, 25, 28 ", 10, 1, 2, 8, II, 12 ;
IT, 4, 17 t [pros-phero 3982] to bear toward,
in He, 7. 27 t; 13, 15, Ja, 2, 21, i Pe, 2, 5 [ana-phero
373] to bear up.
in Lu. 2. 24, Ee. 8. 3 [didomi 1212] to give,
inLu, IT, 12 [epi-didomi 1822] to give also,
in Ph, 2, 17, 2 Ti. 4. 6 [spendomai 4232] to be poured
forth. in Lu. 6. 29 [par-echo 3544] to hold along.
in Ac. 7. 41 [an-ago 293] to lead up.
in Eo. 15. t6 [pros-phora 3984] what is borne forward.
(See also Idol).
OFFEEING (up), in Ao. 21, 26 ; 24, 17, Ep, 5, 2, He,
10, 5, 8, TO, 14, 18 [pros-phora 3984] what is borne for-
in Lu. 21. 4 [doron 1326] free gift. [ward.
OFFICE, in Ro. 11. 13 [dia-konia 1133] ministration,
deaconship. in Eo. 12. 4 [praxis 3833] doing, practice.
(See also Bishop, deacon, priest, priesthood).
0FFIC15R, in Mt. 5. 25, Jo, 7, 32, 45, 46 ; 18, 3, 12, 18,
22 ; 19, 6, Ao, s. 22, 26 [hup-eretes 4766] uuderrower,
in Lu. 12. 58 t [praktor 3832] agent. [underling.
OFFSCOURING, in i Co. 4. 13 [peri-psema 3676] wip-
ings all around. [race, offspring.
OFFSPEING, in Ao. 17. 28, 29, Re. 22. 16 [genos g8g]
OFT(how), in Mt. 17. 15, Ac. 26. 11,2 Co, ii, 23, 2 Tl,
J.. 16, He, 6, 7 [pollakis 3785] many times,
iu Mt, 9, 14 [polus 3791] much,
in Mt, 18, 21 [posakis 3813] how often,
in Mr, 7, 3 [pugme 4039] with the fist, (See also As),
OFTEN (how), in Ml. 5, 4, 2 Co. it. 26, 27 1, Ph. 3, 18,
He, 9, 25, 26 [pollakis 3783] manj; times,
in Mt, 23, 37, Lu, 13, 34 [posakis 3813] how often,
in Lu, 5, 33, I Ti, 5, 23 [puknos 4040] thick, frequent,
(See alao As),
OFTENER (the), in Ao, 24, 26 [puknoteron 4040] more
frequently, [pollakis 3785] many times,
OFTENTIMES, in Eo, i, 13, 2 Co, 8, 22, He, 10, 11
in Lu, 8, 20 [poUois chronois 5027] many times,
OFT-TIMES, inMt, 17, 15, Mr, g, 22, Jo, 18, 2 [pollakis
3785] many times.
OIL, in Mt, 25, 3, 4, 8, Mr, 6, 13, Lu, 7, 46 ; 10, 34 ; 16,
6, He, I, g, Ja, 5, 14, Re, 6, 6; t8, 13 [elaion 1533] olive
oil,
; OINTMENT, in Mt, 26, 7, g, 12, Mr, 14, 3, 4, Lu, 7, 37,
38, 46; 23, 56, Jo, IT, 2; 12, 3t, 5, Re, 18, 13 [muron
3089] myrrh,
OLD (age, man, time, be, make, wax), in Mt, g, 16,
171 13. 52, Mr. 2. 2it, 22, Lu. s. 361, 37, 3gt, Ro. 6. 6,
I Co. 5. 7, 8, 2 Co. 3. 14, Ep. 4. 22, Col. 3. g, i Jo. 2. 7 1
[palaios3432] old.
in Mt. 5. 21, 27, 33, Lu. 9, 8, 19, Ac. 15, 21 ; 21, 16, 2
Co, 5, 17, 2 Pe, 2, 5, Re, 12, 9 ; 20, 2 [archaios 6g4] an
cient, in 2 Pe, I. 9, Ju. 4 [palai 3431] of old.
in 2 Pe. 3. 5 [ek-palai 1490] of old. [old.
in Lu. 12, 33, He, i, 11 ; 8, 13 [palaioo 3434] to make
in Jo, 3, 4 [geron 985] old,
in Ao, 2, 17 [presbuteros 3845] presbyter, aged man,
in Lu, T, t8 [presbutes 3846] aged man,
in Lu, I, 36 [geras ggi] old age,
iu Jo, 21, 18, He, 8. 13 [gerasko 992] to becorae old.
in Ac. 7. 23 [chronos 5027] time.

in I Pe. 3. 5, 2 Pe. i. 21 [pote 3819] when, (See ako
Hundred, forty, year, wives),
OLDNESS, in Ro, 7, 6 [palaiotes 3433] oldnesa.

OLIVE BEEEIES, In Ja, 3. 12 [elaia 1532] olive.
OLIVE TREE(which is wild, i " ¦¦<-¦-
17, 24, Re. II. 4 [elaia 1J32] olive.

» 1532J 01]
, wHd), i

iuRo. II.

in Eo. TI. 17, 24 [agri-elaios 57] field olive,
in Ro, IT, 24 [kalli-elaios 2371] good olive,
OLIVES, in Mt, 21, i ; 24, 3 ; 26, 30, Mr, 11, 1; 13, 3; 14,
26, Lu, 19, 29, 37 ; 21, 37 ; 22, 39, Jo, 8, i [elaia*i532] olive.
OMEGA, in Re, i, 8, 11 ; 21, 6 ; 22, 13 [6 5076] omega,
OMIT, in Mt, 23, 23 [aph-iemi 807] to send or let go,
OMNIPOTENT, in Re. ig. 6 [panto-krator 3453]
Almighty. ON, in Mt. g. 2, 6 ; 14. 25 ; 16. ig t ; 18. 18 1, ig ; 24.
17 ; 26. 12 ; 27, ig, Mr, 2, 10 ; 4, i ; 6, 47; 8, 6 ; 9, 3,
20 ; 13, 15 ; 14, 35, Lu, 2, 14 ; 8, 13, t6 ; 18, 8 ; 22, 21, 30,
Jo, 6, 2, 19 ; 17, 4 ; ig, 19, Ao, 2, 30 ; 5, is, 30 ; 10, 39 ;
21, 23, 40 ; 25, 6, 17 ; 27, 44, I Co, 11, 10, Ga, 3, 13, Ep,
I, TO : 6, 3, Col, 3, 2, He, 8, 4 ; it, 13 ; 12, 25, Ja, 5, 5,
17, Re, 4, 2, 9, TO ; 5, 1, 10 ; J6. lo, 16 ; 7, 1 1, 15 ; 9, 17 ;
II, 10 ; 13, 14 1 ; 14, 6, 14, 15; 17. 8, g ; ig, 4, 18, ig ; 20, 6,
II [epi gen. 1802] on, upon,
in Mt, 2. 21, Lu, 7, 13, Jo, 4, 6, Ac, 27,. 44, Ro, 9, 33;
TO, II, I Ti, I, 16, I Pe. 2. 6, Re. 6. 2, 5 [epi dat. 1802]
on, upon.
in Mt. 4. 5 ; 5. 15, 39, 45 1 ; lo. 29, 34 ; 13. 2 ; 14. 19, 26,
28, 2g; 15. 32, 3s; 17. 6; 21.44*; 23. 4; 26. 7, 3g, 50; 27.
25 £, Mr. 4. 5, t6, 20, 21, 38; 8. 2; g. 22 ; 14. 46; 16. 18,
Lu. I. 65 ; 4. g ; 5. 12 ; 6. 2g, 48 ; 8. 8 ; 10. 34, 35 ; 11. 33;
15. 5, 20; 17. t6 ; 20. 18, 19; 21. 12, 35 t; 23. 30, Jo. I,
33 ! 3. 36 ; 7. 30, 44 ; 12. 15 ; 13. 25 ; 21. 20, Ac. 2. 18 1 ;
4. S. 22; 5. 5, 18; 7. 54; 8. 17; g. 17; 10.44, 45; "¦ 15*,
17 ; 13. II ; 14. io; 16. 31 ; 17. 26 ; ig. 6, 16, 17 ; 20. 37 ;
2T. 5, 27; 22. 19; 28. 3, Ro. 4. 5, 24; g. 23; IT. 22; I?.
20 ; 15. 3, I Co. 14. 25, Ga, 6, t6. Col, 3, 6, i Ti, i, iS,
Tit, 3, 6, I Pe, ,2, 24, Re. 3, 3 ; 4, 4 ; 6, 16 ; 7, i i, 11, 16 ;
g, 7 ; TO, 2 ; II, 16 ; 14, i, 16 ; 15, 2 ; 18, ig ; ig, 12, 16 1;
20, 9 [epi ace. 1802] on, upon,
in Mt, 27, 30, Mr, 4, 8 ; 8, 23 ; 14, 6, Lu, 6, 20; 8, 23 ;
12, 49 ; 15, 22 t, Jo. 1, 12 ; 2, tt; 3, 18, 36; 4, 39; 6, 29, 35,
40, 47 ; 7. 31. 38, 39. 48 ; 8, 6, 8, 30 ; 9, 35, 36 ; 10, 42 ;
II, 45, '48 ; 12, II, 37, 42 1, 44 th, 46 ; 13, 22 ; 14, 12 ; 16,
9 ; 17, 20 ; 19, 37 ; 21, 4, 6, Ac, 6, 15 ; 13, g ; 14, 23 ; ig,
4t, Ro, 16, 6, 2 Co, IT, 20, Ga, 3, 14, Ep, 4, 8, Ph, i, 29,
I Jo, 5, TO, 13 1, Re, 13, 13 [eis i4og] into, toward, m
regard or reference to,
in Mt, 22, 40 ; 24, 20 ; 26, 5, Mr, 2, 23, 24 ; 14, 2 ; 16,
5, Lu, I. 59 ; 4, 16, 31"; 5, 17 ; 6, i, 2, 6, 7 ; 8, 15, 22, 32 1
g, 37 ; 12, 51 ; 13, 7, 10 ; 14, 3 ; 20, i, Jo, 5, 9, 16 ; 7. 22,
23 1; 13, 23 ; ig, 31, Ro, 12, 7 1, 8, 2 Co, 4, 8 ; 7, 5 ; 8, i.
Col. 3, I, He, I, 3 ; 8, i ; 10. 12, i Pe. 3. 22 ; 4. 16, Re. i-
10 ; 5. 13 [en 1604] in, during, at,
inMt, 20, 21 1, 23,t; 21, ig ; 22, 44; 25, 33^,34, 41; 26, 64 1
27, 38 1, Mr, 10, 27 t,4ot; 12, 36 ; 14, 62 ; 15, 27 1 ; 16, ig,
Lu, I, IT ; 20, 42 ; 22, 6g ; 23, 33 1, Ao, 2, 25, 34 ; 7, 55, 56 ;
28, 4, He, I, 13, Re, 18, 20 [ek 1427] out of, at,
in Mt, 5, 14 ; 21, 7, Lu, lo, 19, Re, 6, 8 [ep-ano 1775]
up above,
in Ee, 6, 10 ; 21, 13/ [apo 539] from, at,
in Mt, 9, 36, Ac, 10, 19 [peri gen. 3621] conceming
about, in Mr, 14, 3 [kata gen. 2398] down from, against,
in Ac, 8. 36 [kata ace. 2398] down to, over against.
in Lu, 10, 37 (meta gen. 2g62] with,
(See also Account, affection, backside, behalf, bind,
breathe, bring, cast, come, compassion, draw, either,
faU, fashion, flre, foot, go, ground, have, high, hold,
imposed, journey, lay, laying, leap, lie, look, morrow,
part, pass, put, putting, rail, right, say, seize, set, sew,
sleep, spit, take, think, this, wait),
OJSCE (for all, at, all at, when, not), in 2 Co, 11, 25,
Ph, 4, 16, 1 Th, 2, 13, He, 6, 4 ; g, 7, 26, 27, 28 ; lo, 2 ;
12, 26, 27, I Pe, 3, 18, 20, Ju, 3, 5 [hapax 497] once, once
tor all, [apax 2069] at once,
in Eo, 6, 10, I Co, 15, 6, He, 7, 27 : 9. 12 ; 10, 10 [eph-
in Eo, 7, 9, Ga. i. 23 [pote 3819] when, at any time.
in Lu. 13. 25 [aph' hou an 3367] from the time that. ,
in Lu. 23. 18 [pam-plethei 3438] all in a mass,
in Ep, 5, 3 [me-de 3002] not even,
ONE (man, place, the other, thing), in Mt, 5,18 1, 19, 29,
30,36; 6, 24 th, 27, 29; 10, 14,29,42; 12, it; 13, 46; 16. 14;
17,^4 ; 18, 5, 6, 10, 12, 14, i6, 24, 28 ; ig, 5, 6, 16, 17 ; 20.
12, 13, 21 ; 21, 24 ; 22, 35'; 23, 8, 9, 10, 15; 24, 40, 41 ; 25.

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15. 17. 24> 4°> 45 ; 26- 14. 2i> 4o> 47> 5i. M^'- 5- 22 ; 6. 15 ;
8. 14, 28 ; 9. 5 th, 17, 37, 42 ; 10, 8 t, 17, 18, 21, 37 ;
II. 29 ; 12. 6, 28, 29, 32 ; 13. I ; 14. 10, 18, 20,
37. 43. 47. 66; 15- 6. 27. 3^. Lu. 4. 40; 5. 3; 7.
41; 9. 8, 33 th; 10. 42; II. 46; 12. 6, 25, 27, 52;
13. 10; 14. 18 ; 15. 4, 7, 8, 10, 19, 26; 16. S) 13^) 17; 17.
2, IS, 22, 34 1, 35 ; 18. 10, 19, 22 ; 20, I, 3 ; 22. 47, 50, 59 ;
23. 17, 39 ; 24. 18, Jo. I. 40 ; 6, 8, 22, 70, 71 ; 7. 21, 50 ;
8. 41 ; 9. as j ^°- ^6, 30 ; 11. 49, 50, 52 ; 12. 2, 4 ; 13. 21,
23 ; 17. II, 21 1, 22 1, 23 ; 18. 14, 22, 26, 39 ; 19. 34 ; 20. 12,
24 ; 21. 25, Ac. 1. 22 ; 4. 32 ; n. 28 ; 12. 10 ; 17. 26, 27; 19.
34 ; 20. 31 ; 21. 7, 26 ; 23. 6, 17 ; 24. 21 ; 28. 13, 25, Eo.
3. 10, 12, 30; 5. 12, iSt, i6t, 17th, i8t, igt; 9. 10; 12.
4, 5; 15. 6, 1 Co. 3. 8 ; 4, 6 f ; 6. 16 i, 17 ; 8. 4, 6 ( ; 9. 24 ;
10. 8j 17 th; II. s ; 12. IT, 12 f A, 13 th, 14, 18, 19, 20, 26 1 ;
14. 27, 31, 2 Co, S' 14 't II- 2, 24, Ga. 3. 16, 20 1, 28 ; 4. 22,
zl; s- 14, Ep.2. 14, 15, 16, 18; 4. 4th, sth, 6, 7; s- 3i>33)
Ph. I. 27 th; 2. 2 ; 3. 13, Col. 3. 15, i Th. 2. 11, 2 Th. i. 3,
I Ti, 2. 5 ; 3. 2, 12 ; 5. 9, Tit. i. 6, He. 2. it ; 10. 12, 14 ;
II. 12 ; 12. 16, Ja. 2. 10, 19; 4. 12, 2 Pe. 3. 8 th, 1 Jo. 5.
7, 8, Ee. s- s ; 6' I * ; 7- 13 '. 9- 12 ; 13. 3.; 15. 7 ; 17. i,
ID, 12, 13; 18. 8, 10, 17, 19 ; 21. 9, 21 [heis 1410] one.
in Mt. 12. 29, 47, Mr. 9. 38 ; 15. 21, Lu, 6. 9 ; 7. 36 ; 8. 49 ;
9.19,49 ; 11.1,45; i2ri3; 13.23; 14.1,15; t6. 30,31; 23.
26, Ac. 5. 25, 34 ; 7. 24 ; 9. 43 ; 10. 6 ; 19. 9 ; 21. 16 ; 22. 12 ;
25. 19, Eo. 5. 7, I Co. 3. 4 ; s* I > 14* 24, Tit. 1. 12, He. 2,
6, Ja. 2. 16 ; 5. 19 [tis 4626J any one, some one, a certain
one. [another, not the same.
in Jo, 4, 37, Ac. 2. 12, I Co, 15. 39, 41 [alios 217] other,
in Lu. 7. 8 [houtos 3390] this one.
in I Co. 15. 40 [heteros 1980] the other (one), another.
in Ac. 2. 1, 1 Co. II. 20 ; 14. 23 [to auto 3390] the same.
(See also Accord, any, at, compassion, consents each,
edify, end, every, exhort, eye, gather, great, holy, little,
mind, no, of, set, such, wicked),
ONE with anether, in Mt, 24, 10 1 ; 25. 32 ; Mr. 4. 41 ;
9. 50, Lu. 2. 15 ; 6. II ; 7, 32 ; 8. 25 ; 12. i ; 24. 17, 32, Jo.
4- 33 ; 5- 44 ; 13- 14. 22, 34 1, 35 ; 15. 12, 17, Ac, 2. 7 ; 7.
26 ; 15. 39 ; ig. 38 ; 21. 6, Eo. i. 27 ; 2.15; 12. 5, 10 (, 16 ;
13. 8 ; 14. 13, 19 ; 15, S( 7) 14; 16. 16, I Co. 7. 5; 11, 33 ;
12. 25 ; 16. 20, 2 Co. 13. 12, Ga. 5, 13, 13 t, 17, 26 1; 6. 2,
Ep. 4. 2, 25, 32 ; 5. 21, Col. 3. 9, 13, I Th, 3. 12 ; 4. 9, 18,
Tit. 3. 3, He. 10. 24, Ja. 4. 11 ; 5. g, 16 1, 1 Pe. i. 22 ; 4. 9 ;
5. s, 14, 1 Jo. I. 7 ; 3. II, 23 ; 4. 7, II, 12, 2 Jo. 5, Ee. 6.
4 ; 10. TO [allelon 214] each other, one another.
in I Co. 6. 7, Ep. 4. 32, Col. 3. 13, 16, He. 3. 13, i Pe.
4. 10 [heautou 1330] of oneself.
in Mt, 27. 48, I Th. 5. 11 [heis 1410] one.. .one.
ONLY (child), in Mt. 5. 47 ; 8. 8 ; 10. 42 ; 14. 36 ; 21.
19, 21, Mr. 5. 36 ; 6. 8, Lu. 8. 50. Jo- 5* 18 ; n. 52 ; 12.
9 ; 13. 9, Ac. 8. 16 ; 11. 19 ; 18. 25 ; 19. 27 ; 21. 13 ; 26.
29 ; 27. 10, Eo. I. 32 ; 3. 29 ; 4. 12, 16 ; 5. 3, 11 ; 8. 23 ; 9.
10, 24 ; 13. 5, I Co. 7. 39 ; 15. 19, 2 Co, 7. 7 ; 8. 10, ig, 21 ;
9. 12, Ga. I. 23; 2. 10; 3. a; 4. 18; 5. 13; 6, 12, Ep. i.
21, Ph. I. 27, 29 ;' 2. 12, 27, I Th. I. 5, 8 ; 2. 8, 2 Th. 2. 7,
I Ti. 5. 13 ; 2 Tl. 2. 20 ; 4. 8, He, 9, 10 ; 12. 26, Ja. i. 22 ; 2.
24, I Pe. 2. 18, I Jo. 2. 2 ; 5. 6 [monon 3066] only, alone,
inMt. 4. xo; 12. 4; 17. 8; 24. 36, Mr. g. 8, Lu. 4. 8 ;
24. 18, Jo. 5. 44 ; 17. 3, Eo. 16. 4, 27, I Co. 9. 6 ; 14. 36,
Ph. 4. 15, Col, 4. II, I Ti, I. 17 ; 6. 15, 16, 2 Ti. 4. n, 2
Jo. I, Ju. 4, 2Sj Ee. 9. 4 ; 15. 4 [monos 3066] only, alone.
in Lu. 7. 12 ; 8. 42 ; g. 38 [mono-genes 3065] only-be
gotten. in Mr. 2. 7 [heis 1410] one. (See also Begotten).
OPEN (be -ed), in Mt. 2. 11 ; 3. 16 ; 5. 2 ; 7. 7, 8 ; 9.
30 ; 13' 35 1 ^7- 27 ; 20. 33 ; 25. II ; 27. 52, Lu, i. 64 ; 3.
21; II. 9, 10; 12. 36; 13. 25, Jo. I. si; 9- 10, 14, 17, 21,
26, 30* 32 ; 10. 3, 21 ; II. 37, Ac. 5. 19, 23 ; 7. 56 ; 8. 32,
35 ; 9. 8, 40 ; 10. II, 34 ; 12. 10, 14, 16 ; 14. 27 ; 16. 26,
27 ; 18. 14 ; 26. 18, Eo. 3. 13, I Co. 16. 9, 2 Co. 2, 12 ; 6.
II, Col. 4. 3, Ee. 3. 7 «, 8, 20 ; 4. I ; 5. 2, 3, 4, 5, 9 ; 6. t,
3. 5> 7> 9. 12 ; 8. I ; 9. 2 ; 10. 2, 8 ; u. 19 ; 12. 16 ; 13. 6 ;
IS: 5* ^9* ^^ » ^°* ^^^ [an-oigo 426] to open up.
inMr. 7. 34, 35, Lu. 2. 23 ; 24. 31, 32, 45, Ac. 16. 14 ; 17.
3 [di-an-oigo 1457] to open up thoroughly.
in Ep. 6. 19 [en an-oixei 428I in the opening up.
in Lu. 4. 17 [ana-ptusso 354I to unclose.
in Kt. I. 10 [schizomai 4516] to be rent.
in He. 4. 13 [trachelizomai 4655] to be exposed.
OPEN (beforehand, be), in Ac. ig. 38 [agomai 62] to
be led on.
in I Ti. 5. 24 [pro-delos 3870] openly evident.
in 2 Co. 3. i8 [ana-kaluptomai 315] to be uncovered.
{See also Shame).

OPENLY (shew), in Mr. 8. 32, Jo. 7. 4, 13 ; 11. 54 ; 18.
20, Col. 2. 15 [par-resia 3567] openness.
in Mr. i. 45, Jo. 7. 10 [phaneros 4830] manifestly.
in Mt. 6. 4, 6, 18 [en to phanero 4828] manifestly.
in Ac. 10. 40 [em-phanes 1599] very manifest.
in Ac. 16. 37 [demosios 1103] publicly.
OPEEATION, in 1 Co. 12. 6 [en-ergema 1641] inwork
ing, energy.
in Col. 2. 12 [en-ergeia 1639] inworking, energy.
OPPOETUNITY (lack), in Mt. 26. id, Lu. 22. 6 [eu-
kairia 2015I a convenient season.
in Ga. 6. 10, He. n. 15 [kairos 2349] a (fit) season.
in Ph. 4. 10 [a-kaireomai 148] to be without a (fit)
season. [arrange self in opposition to.
OPPOSE (self), in Ac. 18. 6 [anti-tassomai 465] to
in 2 Th. 2. 4 [anti-keimai 451] to be laid in opposition.
in 2 Ti. 2. 25 [anti-dia-tithemi 446] to put self thor
oughly in opposition. [in opposition.
OPPOSITION, in I Ti. 6. 20 [anti-thesis 448] a putting
OPPEESS, in Ac. 10. 38, Ja, 2. 6 [kata-dunasteuo 2421],
to exercise power against.
in Ac. 7, 24 [kata-poneomai 2477] to be greatly pained.
OE (else, if, ever), in Mt. 6. 24 ; 12. 29, 33, Lu. 16. 13,
Ac. 24. 20, &c. [e 2112] or.
in Eo. 12. 6, 7 1, 8, I Co. 3. 22 seven ; 8. 5 ; 10. 31 ( ; 12..
13 (, ^26 ; 14. 7 ; 15. II, 2 Co, I. 6 ; s- 9. lo. 13 ; 8. 23 ; 12.
2, 3, Ep, 6. 8, Ph. I. 18, 20, 27, Col. I. 16 th, 20, I Th. 5.
10, 2Th. 2. 15, I Pe. 2. 14 [ei-te 1377I if, whether, or.
in 2 Th. 2. 2 [me-te 2997] not even,
in Ac. 23. 15 [pro 3851] before.
OEACLE, in Ac. 7. 38, Eo. 3. 2, He. 5, 12, i Pe. 4. ir
[logion 2828] oracle,
OEATION(make an), inAc. 12. 21 [dem-egoreo noo].
to make a puDlic address. _
OEATOE, in Ac. 24. i [retor 4084] orator, rhetorician.
OEDAIN (to be, before), in Mi-. 3. 14 [poieo 3766] to-
do, make. [set.
in Jo. IS- 16, I Ti. 2. 7 [titliemi 4616] to put, place,
in Ac. I. 22 [ginomai 093] to come to pass, become.
in Ac. 10. 42 ; 17. 31 [horizo 3333] to mark out.
in I Co. 2. 7 [pro-orizo 3911] to mark out beforehand.
in I Co. 7. 17 ; g. 14, Ga. 3. 19 [dia-tassomai 1185] to
arrange thoroughly. [arrange.
in Ac. 13. 48, Eo. 13. I [tassomai 4556] to set in order,
in Ac. 14. 23 [cheiro-toneo 4984] to choose by stretch
ing out the hand.
in Ac. 16, 4 [krinomai 2714] to be judged. [hand.
in Ep. 2. 10 [pro-etoimazo 3S82] to -make ready before-
in Tit. I, 5, He. 5. 1 ; 8. 3 [kath-istemi 2336] to set down,
in He. 9. 6 [kata-skeuazomai 2488] to be thoroughly
prepared. [hand.
in Ju. 4 [pro-graphomai 3869] to be written before-
OEDEE (by, in, give, set, set forth in), in Lu, i. 8, i
Co, 14. 40, Col. 2. 5, He. s- 6, 10; 6. 20; 7. 11 1, 17, 21
[taxis 4546] arrangement, order.
in Lu. 1, 3, Ac. IT. 4 ; 18. 23 [kath-exes 2328] next in
order, in thorough order.
in I Co. TI. 34; 16. I [dia-tassomai 1185] to set in
thorough order, aiTange throughout.
in t Co. 15. 23 [tagma 4536] arrangement, order.
OEDBELY. (See Walk).
OEDINANCE (be subject to), in Lu. i. 6, He. 9. ,1, to-
[dikaioma 1235] righteous act or state,
in Ep. 2. 15, Col. 2. 14 [dogma 1267] dogma, decree.
in Col, 2. 20 [dogmatizomai 1268] to be subject to
dogmas or decrees.
in Eo. 13. 2 [dia-tage 1182] thorough arrangement.
in I Co. II. 2 [para-dosis 3475] what is given over,
in I Pe. 2. 13 [ktisis 2731] creation. [tradition.
OTHEE (one, the, each, some.. .way, none., .than,
matter, men, things, of others), in Mt. 4. 21 ; s- 39 I 12.
13 ; 13. 8 ; 20. 3, 6 ; 21. 8, 36, 41 ; 22. 4 ; 25. 16, 17, 20,
22 ; 27. 42, 61 ; 28. I, Mr. 3. 5 ; 4. 8, 36 ; 6. 15 < ; 7. 4, 8 ; 8.
28 ; II. 8 ; 12. 5, 9, 31, 32 ; 15. 31, 41, Lu. 5. 29 ; 6. 10, 29 ;
g. 8, ig ; 20. 16; 23. 35, Jo. 4. 38 ; 6. 22, 23; 7. 12, 41 ; 9.
9, 16 ; 10. 16, 21 ; 12. 29 ; 15. 24 ; 18. 16, 34; ig. 18, 32 ;
20. 2, 3, 4, 8, 25, 30 ; 21. 2, 8, 25, Ac. 4. 12 ; 15. 2, i Co. i.
t6; 3. II ; g. 2, 12, 27 ; 14. 19, 29, 2 Co, i. 13 ; 8. 13; 11.
8, Ph. 3. 4, I Th. 2. 6, He. it. 35, Ja. s- 12, Ee. 2. 24 ;
17. 10 [alios 217] other, another"(not the same).
in 2 Co. 10. IS, I Ti. 5. 22, He. g. 25 [allotrios 219],
another's. in Mt. 6. 24 1 ; 12. 45 ; 15. 30 ; 16. 14, Lu. 3. 18 ; 4. 43 ; 5-
7 ; 7. 41 ; 8. 3, 6, 7, 8 ; 10. x ; n. 16, 26 ; 16. 13 1 ; 17. 34^

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DICTIONAEY OF BIBLE WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

35. 36 ; 18. TO ; 22. 65 ; 23. 32, 40 ; Ac. 2. 4, 13, 40 ; 4. 12 ;
8- 34 ; 15. 35 ; 17- 34 ; 19- 39 ; 23. 6 ; 27. i, Eo. S. 39 ; 13. g,
1 Co. 8. 4; 10. 2g; 14.17, 21, 2 Co. 8. 8, Ga. i. 19, Ep. 3.
5, Ph. 2. 4, I Ti. I. TO, 2 Ti. 2. 2, He. 11. 36 [heteros
1980] the other one, another.
inMt. 25. IT, Mr. 4. ig, Lu. 8. 10; t8. g, 11 ; 24. 10,
Ac. 17. 9 ; 28. g, Eo. i. 13, i Co. 9. 5 ; 15. 37, 2 Co. 12. 13 ;
13. 2, Ga. 2. 13, Ep. 2. 3 ; 4. 17, Ph. i. 13 ; 4. 3, i Th. 4.
13 ; 5. 6, I Ti. 5. 20, 2 Pe. 3. i6,Ee. 8, 13 [hoi loipoi 2839]
the rest.
in Ac. 15. 39, I Co. 7. 5, Ga. 5. 17, Ph. 2. 3, 2 Th. i. 3
{allelon 214] each other, one another.
in Mt. 20. 21 ; 24. 40, 41, Mi*. 10. 37 ; 15. 27, Jo. 20. 12,
Ga. 4. 22 [heis 1410] one.
inMt. 23. 23, Lu. IT. 42 ; 18. 14 [ekeinos i457]that one.
in Lu. 14. 32 [autos 788] he, it.
in Jo. 10. I [allachothen 210] from another place.
in Ac. 26, 22 [ektos 1518] outside. [tongue).
(See also Busybody, certain, end, one, pass, side,
OTHERWISE, in Eo. II, 6 t, 22, He. 9. 17 [ep-ei 1784]
since. [if not,
in Mt. 6. I, Lu. 5. '36, 2 Co. n. 16 [ei de me 1377] and
in Ga. 5. 10 [alios 217] other, another.
in Ph, 3. 15 [heteros 1980] otherwise.
in I Ti. 5. 25 [alios 221] otherwise. (See also Teach),
OUGHT, in Mt. 5. 23 ; 21. 3, Mr. 11. 25, Ac. 4. 32 ; 28.
19, Phm. 18 [tis 4626] any thing.
in Mr. 7. 12 [ou-de-is 3373] not even one,
OUGHT (not, things which they), in Mr. 23. 23 ; 25.
27, Mr. 13. 14, Lu, II. 42 ; 12. 12 ; 13. 14, 16 ; 18, i ; 24.
26, Jo. 4, 20, Ac. 5. 29 ; 10. 6 ; 19. 36 ; 20. 3s ; 24. ig ; 25.
10, 24 ; 26. 9, Eo. 8. 26 ; 12. 3, i Co. 8. 2, 2 Co. 2. 3, Ep.
•6. zo. Col. 4. 4, 6, I Th. 4. I, 2 Th. 3. 7, i Ti. 3. 15 ; 5. 13,
Tit. I. IT, He. 2. I, 2 Pe. 3. n [dei 1050] it behoved,
was needful.
in Jo. 13. 14 ; 19. 7, A,c. 17. 29, Eo. 15. i, i Co. n. 7,
10, 2 Co. 12, II, 14, Ep. 5, 28, He, 5. 3, 12, I Jo 2. 6 ; 3.
16 ; 4. II, 3 Jo. 8 [opheilo 3397] to owe, be indebted.
in .Ta. 3. 10 [chrao 5010] to use, need.
in Ja. 4. 15 [anti 444] instead of,
OUE is generally a translation of the genitive plural,
or some other infiection of ego, I, but iu Ac. 2. n ; 24.
6 ; 26. s. Eo. 15, 4, 2 Ti. 4. 15, Tit. 3. 14, i Jo. i. 3 ; 2.
2, it is [hemeteros 2132] our own. [us.
in I Jo. 4. 17 [he agape meth hemon] the love with
OUESBLVES, in Ac. 23. 14, Eo. 8. 23 ; 15. 1, 1 Co. n.
31, 2 Co. I. gt; 3. I, 5 i ; 4. 2, 5 £ ; 5. 12 ; 6. 4 ; 7. i ; 10.
12, 14, 2 Th. 3. 9, He. 10. 25, I Jo. I. 8 [heautou 1330]
of oneself. _ [we.
in 2 Th. I. 4, Tit. 3. 3 [hemeis, nom. pi. of ego 2130]
in Eo. 8. 28 [auto 788] itself.
OUT (out of), in Mt. 2. 6, 15 ; 7. 5 i ; 8. 28 ; 12. 34, 35 t ;
13. 41, 52 ; 15. IT, 18, ig; 17. s ; 21. 16'=; 24. 17; 27. S3» Mr.
I. 25, 26, 29 ; s- 2 (, 8, 30 ; 6. 54 ; 7. 20, 21, 26, 29 ; 9. 7,
25 ; 13. I. 15 ; 15. 46, Lu, 1. 74 ; 2. 4 ; 4. 22, 35, 38 ; 5. 3,
17 ; 6. 42, 45 t; 8. 27 ; 9. 35 ; n. 54 ; 17. 24 ; 19. 22, Jo,
I. 46 ; 2. 15 ; 4. 30, 47, 54 ; 7. 38, 41, 52 ; 8. 59 ! lo- 28,
29, 39 ; II. S5 ; 12. 17, 34 ; 13. I ; 15. ig ; 17. 6, 15 ; 20.
2, Ac. 7. 3, 4, 10, 40 ; 8. 3g ; 12. 11, 17 ; 13, 17, 42 ; 15.
14 ; t6. 40 ; 19. 16, 33 ; 22. 18 ; 24. 7 ; 27. 29, 30 1 ; 28. 3,
Eo. 2. 18 ; II. 24, 26 ; 13. II, I Co, 5. 10, 2 Co. 2. 4 ; 4.
6 ; 8. II, Ep. 4. 29, Col. 2. 14 ; 3. 8, 2 Th. 2. 7, i Ti, i. 5,
2 Ti. 2. 22, 26 ; 3. IT ; 4. 17, He. 3, 16 ; 7. 5, 14; 8. 9, Ja.
3. 10, 13, I Pe. 2, 9, 2 Pe. 2, g ; 3. 5, 3 Jo. 10, Ju. 5, 23,
Ee. I. t6 ; 2, s ; 3. 5, 12, 16 ; 4. s J 5- 7* 9 ! 6. 14 ; 7. 14 ;
8. 4; g. 2, 3, 17, 18 ; 10. 10 ; 11. s. 7 » 12. 15, 16 ; 13. j,
JI ; 14. IS) i7> 20 ; 15. 6 ; 16. i, 7, 13 th, zz ; 17. 8 ; 18.
4 J 19- 5. JtS) 21 ; 20. 7, 9, 12 ; 21. 2, 3, 10 ; 22. i, 19 [ek
1427] out of.
in Mt. 5. 13 ; 21. 17, 39 ; 26. 75, Mr. 5, 10 ; 8. 23 ; 11,
ig ; 12. 8 ; 14. 68, Lu. 4. 29 ; 8. 54 ; 13. 28, 33 ; 14. 35 ;
20. 15; 22. 62; 24. 50, Jo. 6. 37,' g. 34, 35 ; 12. 31, Ac. 4.
15 j 7- 58 ; 14- 19 ; i6- 13. 30 ; 21. 5, 30, 1 Jo. 4. 18, Ee.
3. 12 ; II. 2 [exo 1747] without.
in 2 Co. 12. 2, 3 [ektos 1518] outside.
in Mt, 3. t6 ; 7. 4 ; 8. 34 ; 12. 43 ; 13. i ; 14. 13, 29 ; 15.
22; 17. 18; 24, 27, Mr. I. 10; 5. 17; 6. 33; 7. 15; 10.
46; ig. 21 ; 16. 9, Lu. 4. 35, 41 ; 5. 2, 36 ; 6. 17 ; 8. 2, 12.

29. 33. 35) 38, 46 ; 9- 5 ; "- 24 ; 12. 54 ; 17- 29 ; 23. 26;
24. 31, Jo. 7, 42, Ac. I. 9 ; 2. 5 ; 13. 50 ; 16. 18 ; 17. 2;
19. J2 ; 28. 21, 23, 2 Co. I. 16, He. n. 34, Ee, 16. 17 ; 22.

jg [apo 539] from, out of,
in Lu. 8. 4 [kata ace. 239S] down from,
(See also Blot, bome, bring, carry, cast, chase, come.

cry, cut, depart, draw, drive, fall, fetch, finding, flee,
foaming, get, give, go, going, gush, launch, lead, leave,
let, lift, look, measure, pluck, pour, pull, purge, put,
run, season, send, short, sleep, sound, speak, spy,
sketch, swim, take, thrust, tread, turned, vanish, way,
work). OUTEE, in Mt. 8. 12 ; 22. 13 ; 25. 30 [exoteros 1750]
outer. [run before more quicldy than,
OUTEUN, in Jo. 20, 4 [pro-trecho tachion 3997] to
OUTSIDE, in Mt. 23. 20 [ektos 1578} outside.
in Mt. 23. 25, Lu. II. 39 [exothen 1748] from without.
OUTWAED (appearance), in Mt. 23. 27, i Pe. 3, 3
[exothen 1748] from without.
in 2 Co. 4. 16 [exo 1747] without.
in Eo. 2. 28 [phaneros 4828] manifest.
in 2 Co. 10. 7 [pros-opon 3g9i] face. [without.
OUTWARDLY, in Mt. 23. 28 [exothen 1748] from
in Eo. 2. 28 [en to phanero 4828] manifestly.
OUTWENT, iu Mr, 6. 33 [pro-erchomai 3881] to come
or go before,
OVEN, in Mt. 6. 30, Lu. 12. 28 [klibanos 2629] oven.
OVEE (against, be), in Mt. 24. 45, 47 ; 25. 21 1, 23 t ;
27. 45, Mr. IS. 33, Lu. I. 33 ; 2. 8 ; 9. I ; 10. 19 ; 12. 14,
42, 44 ; T5. 7 t, 10 ; 19. 14, 27, 41 ; ,23. 38, 44, Ac. 6. 3 ; 7.
TO, IT, 27 ; 8. 2 ; 19. 13, Ro. 5. 14 ; g. s. 2 Co. 3, 13, i Th. 3.
7, He. 2. 7 ; 3. 6 ; 10. 21, Ja. 5. 14, i Pe, 3. 12, Ee. 2. 26;
6. 8 ; 9. II ; 11. 6, 10 ; 13. 7 ; 14, 18 ; 16. 9 ; 17. 18 ; 18.
II, 20 [epi 1802] on, upon, over.
in Mt. 2. 9 ; 27. 37, Lu. 4. 39 ; 11. 44 ; ig. 17, 19 [ep-
ano 1775] up above.
in Mt, 21. 2 ; 27. 61 [ap-enante 527] from over against.
in Mr, n. 2 ; 12. 41 ; 13. 3, Lu. ig, 30 [kat-euanti 2523]
down over against,
in Mr, 15. 39 [en-antios 1609] from over against.
in Jo. 6. I, 17 ; 18. i [peran 3619] over, beyond, the
other side.
in Lu. 8. 26 [anti-peran 462] over beyond.
in Ac. 20. IS [anti-kru 452] over against.
in Lu. 4. 10, I Co. 7. 37 [peri gen. 3621] concerning.
inAc. 20. 28 [en 1604] in,
in Ac. 27. 7 1 [kata ace. 2398] down to, over against.
in Ep. I. 22 [huper 4736], above, over.
in I Th. 5. 12 [pro-istemi 3893] to stand or set before.
in He. g. s [huper-ano 4739] from above, up above.
in Ee. 15. 2/[ek 1427] out of, from.
(See also Authority, carry, come, dominion, have,
fornication, give, go, jealous, lord, lordshipj pass,
passing, reign, remain, rule, run, sail, stand, triumph,
write), OVEECHAEGE (be -ed), in Lu. 21. 34 [barunomai 853],
to be weighed down,
in 2 Co. 2. 5/[epi-bare6 1805] to be heavy upon,
OVEECOME (be), in Lu, n. 22, Jo. 16. 33, Eo. 3. 4;
12. 21, I Jo. 2. 13, 14 ; 4. 4 ; s, 4 1, 5. Ee. 2. 7, n, 17, 26 ;
5. 5, 12, 21 1; IT. 7 ; 12. II ; 13. 7 ; 17. 14 ; 21. 7 [nikao
3134] to be victorious. [lordship.
in Ac. ig. 16 [kata-kurieuo 2442] to have thorough
in 2 Pe. 2. 19, 20 [hettaomai 2146] to be made less.
OVEEFLOWED(be), in 2 Pe. 3. 6 [kata-kluzomai 2434]
to be thoroughly washed,
OVEELAID (be), in He. 9. 4 [peri-kaluptomai 3640] to
be covered round about. [abunaan*.
OVEEMUCH, in 2 Co. 2. 7 [perissoteros 3665] more
OVEESEEE, in Ac. 20. 28 [epi-skopos 1879] overseer,
inspector. OVEKSHADOW, in Mt. 17. 5, Mr. g. 7, Lu. i. 33 ; 9.
34, Ac. 5. IS [epi-skiazo 1876J to overshadow.
OVEESIGHT (take the), in i Pe. 5, 2 [epi-skopeo 1877]
to mark fully, oversee, [taken hold of publicly.
OVEETAKE, in Ga. 6. i [pro-lam banomai 3903] to be
in I Th. 5. 4 [kata-lambano 2446] to take thorough
hold on. [trophe, overturn.
OVERTHEOW, in 2 Pe. 2. 6 [kata-strophe 2500] catas-
OVEETHEOW (to), in Mt. 21. 12, Mr. 11. 15 [kata-
strepho 2498] to overturn, turn down,
in Jo. 2. 15 [ana-strepho 364] to overturn, tum up,
in 2 Tl, 2, 18 [ana-trepo 370] to tum up or over.
in Ac. 5. 39 [kata-luo 2455] to loose down, dissolve.
in I Co. TO. 5 [kata-stronnumi 2501] to be strewn down.
OWE (besides), in Mt. 18. 28 1, Lu. 7. 41 ; 16. 5, 7 Eo.
13. 8, Phm. t8 [opheilo 2397] to owe, be indebted.
in Phm, ig [pros-opheilo 3g661 to owe also or besides.
in Mt. 18. 24 [opheiletes 33g6) debtor. (See Owneth).
OWN O^ome, selves, her, our, their, thine, your), inLu,

OB A KEY TO THB HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,

n

6. 41, Jo. 10. 12, Ac. 2. 8 ; 3. 12 ; 4. 23; 25. ig, Eo. to. 3 ;
TI. 24, I Co. 4. 12 ; 7. 2, 4,"Ep. 5. 22, 24, Col. 3. 18, i Tli.
2, 14, IS ; 4. IT t, I Ti. 3. 12 ; 6. 1,2 Ti. 4. 3, Tit, i. 12 ;
2, 5, 9, I Pe. 3. I, 5, 2 Pe. 3. 3, t6, Ju. 6 [idios 2255] oue's
own. in Lu, 14. 26 ; 21. 30, Jo. 20. 10, Ac. 7. 21, Eo. 4. 19 ;
8. 3 ; II. 25 ; 12. 16 ; 16. 4, 18, i Co. 6. 19 ; 7, 2 ; 10. 24,
29 ; 13- 5, 2 Co, 8. 5 ; 13. 5 (, Ga. 6. 4, Ep. 5. 28, 29, Ph.
2. 4, 12, 21, I Th, 2, 8, 2 Th. 3. 12, Ja. i. 22, Ju. 13, 18
[heautou 1330] of one's self.
in Mt, 2. 12 ; 13. 54, 57 ; 16. 26 ; 17. ?s ; 27. 60, Mr. 6.
1,4; 8. 36, Lu. I, 23, 56 ; 2, 39 ; 4, 24 ; 5. 25, 29 ; 9. 26 ;
18. 7, Jo. 7. 53, Ac. 7. 41 ; 14. 16 ; 21. 11, i Co. 6. 14, Ep.
I. II, 20, He. 3. 6 ; 4. 10 ; 12. 10, Ja. i. 26, i Pe. 2. 24, 2
Pe. 2. 12, 13, Ju. 16, Ee. I, 5 [hautou 1330] of one's self.
in Lu. 2. 35 ; ig. 23, &c. [autos 788] he, it.
in 1 Ti. I. 2, Tit. i. 4 [gnesios 1000] genuine.
in Ac. 17. 28 [kata ace. 2398] down among.
(See also Accord, business, company, conceit, country,
countryman, hand, liei'j his, home, house, lover, mine,
our, pleasure, their, thine, your, will).
OWNEE, in Lu. ig. 33 [kurios 2752] lord, master.
{See also Ship),
OWNETH, in Ac. 21, n [hou esti 1398] whose it is.
OX, in Lu. 13. 15 ; 14. 5, 19, Jo. 2. 14, 15, i Co. 9. gt,
I Ti. 5. 18 [bous 927] ox, cow.
in Mt. 22. 4, Ac. 14. 13 [tauros 4557] bull.

PAIN. (See also Travail), iu Ee. t6. io, it; 21. 4
[ponos 3799] pain.
in Ac. 2. 24 [odin 5081] travail.
in Ee. 12. 2 [basanizomai 856] to be tried, pained.
PAIJNFULNESS, in 2 Co. n. 27 [mochthos 3076] weari
some labour. ipsdv, couple.
PAIE (of balances), in Lu. 2. 24 [zeugos 2088] a yoke,
in Ee, 6. 5 [zugos 2102] yoke of a balance.
PALACE, in Mt. 26. 3, 58, 69, Mr. 14. 54, 66, Lu. n.
21, Jo. 18. 15 [aule 773] court.
in Ph. I. 13 [praitorion 3831] praetor's hall.
PALB, in Ee. 6. 8 [chloros 4997] pale greeii.
PALM (of the hand, tree, smite or strike with the), in
Jo. 12. 13, Ee. 7. 9 [phoinix 4898] palm tree branch.
in Mr. 14. 65 [rapisma 4075] slap.
in Mt. 26. 67 [rapizo 4074] to slap.
in Jo. t8. 22 [didomi rapisma 4075] to give a slap.
PALSY (sick of the, taken with a, that hath the), in
Mt. 4. 24 ; 8. 6 ; 9. 2 1, 6, Mr. 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, to [para-lutikos
3499] paralytic, parsflysed, [be paralysed.
in Lu. 5, 18, 24, Ac, 8, 7; g. 33 [para-luomai 3498] to
PAP, in Lu. II. 27 ; 23. 29, Ee. 1. 13 [mastos 2893] paps.
PAPEE, in 2 Jo. 12 [chartes 4973] paper.
PAEABLE, in Mt. 13. 3, 10, 13, 18, 24, 31, 33, 34 t, 35,
36, 53 ; 15. 15 ; 21, 33, 45 ; 22, I ; 24. 32, Mr. 3. 23 ; 4. 2,
10, IT, 13 (, 33, 34 ; 7. 17 ; 12. I, 12 ; 13. 28, Lu. 5. 36 ; 6.
3g ; 8. 4, 9, TO, II ; 12. 16, 41 ; 13. 6 ; 14. 7 ; 15. 3 ; 18. i,
g; 19. 11; 20. g, 19; 21. 29 [para-bole 3463J parable,
what is cast alongside.
in Jo. 10. 6 [par-oimia 3555] proverb, wayside saying.
PAEADISE, in Lu. 23. 43, 2 Co, 12. 4, Ee. 2. 7 [para-
deisos 3470] paradise.
PAECEL. (See Ground). [brane, skin.
PARCHMENT, in 2 Ti, 4. 13 [membrana 2938] mem-
PAEENT, in Mt. 10. 21, -Mr. 13. 12, Lu. 2. 27, 41 ; 8.
56 ; 18. 29 ; 21, 16, Jo. 9. 2, 3, 18, 20, 22, 23, Eo. i. 30, 2
Co. 12. 14, Ep. 6. 1, Col. 3. 20, 2 Ti. 3. 2 [goneus 1013]
parent. in He. it. 23 [pater 3574] father.
in I Ti. 5. 4 [pro-gonos 3868] progenitor.
PART (greater, more, give, take), in Ac. ±. 17, 25
[kleros 2625] lot, inheritance.
in Lu. 10, 42, Ac. 8. 21 ; 16. 12, 2 Co. 6. 15 [raeris 2948]
part, portion, division.
in Mt. 2. 22, Mr. 8, 10, Lu. 11. 36, Jo. 13. 8 ; 19. 23 1,
Ac. 2. 10 ; 5. 2 ; 20. 2 ; 23. 6, 9, Eo. 11. 25, i Co. 13, 9 1,
10, 12, 2 Co. 1. 14; 2. 5, Ep. 4. 9, 16, Ee. 16. 19; 20. 6 ;
21. 8 ; 22. 19 [meros 2951] part, portion, division.
in Eo. 15. 23 [klima 2630] clime, region.
in Ac. ig. 32 ; 27. 12, i Co. 15. 6 [hoi pleious 37263 the
majority, the most,
in He. 7. 2 [merizo 2945] to divide, part.
iu He. 2. 14 [met-eclio 2984] to hold along with.

{See also Fourth, hinder, inward, lack, tenth, third,
utmost, uttermost, your).
PAETAKBE (of, with, afflictions, be), in Mt. 23. 30,
I Co. TO. t8, 2 Co. I. 7, I Pe. 5. I, 2 Pe. i. 4 [koinonos.
2649] partaker in common. [partaker.
in I Co. 9. 23, Ph. I. 7 [sug-koiuonos 4330] fellow-
in Ro. 15. 27, I Ti. 5. 22, He. 2. 14, i Pe. 4. 13, 2 Jo.
IT [kohioneo 2646] to have communion, be partaker.
in Ee. 18. 4 [sug-koinoueo 4329] to be fellow-partaker.
in I Co. 9. to, 12; TO. 17, 21, 30 [met-echo 2984] to
hold along with, [holds with, partner.
inHe. 3. i, 14; 6. 4; 12. 8 [met-ochos 2989]'one who
in Bp. 3.6; 5. 7 [sum-met-ochos 4369] a fellow partner.
in 2 Ti. 2. 6, He. 12. 10 [meta-lambano 2971] to take
hold along with.
in I Co, g. 13 [sum-merizomai 2945] to divide with.
in Col. I. 12 [meris 2948] part, portion, division.
in 2 Ti. I. 8 [sug-kako-patheo 4316] to suffer evil with.
in I Ti. 6. 2 [auti-lambanomai 453] to take hold over-
asainst. PAETAKE (with), in Eo. it. 17 [ginomai sug-koinonos
2649] **> become a fellow-partaker.
PAJRT (be -ed), inMt. 27. 35 f, Mr. 15. 24, Lu. 23, 24,.
Jo. ig. 24, Ac. 2. 45 [dia-merizo 1151] to part thoroughly.
in Lu. 24. 51 [di-istemi 1229] to standoff, [diversely.
PAETIAL (be), in Ja. 2. 4 [dia-krino 1137] to judge
PAETIALITY (without), in i Ti. 5. 21 [pros-klisi»
3953] a leaning to.
in Ja, 3, 17 [a-dia-kritos 76] not judging diversely.
PAETICULAE (every one in), iu i Co. 12. 27 [ek
merous 2951] partly.
in Ep. 5. 33 [hoi kath hena 1410] every one.
PAETICULAELY, in Ac. 21. 19 [kath hen hekaston
1428] each one severally.
in He, 9. 5 [kata meros 2951] in parts, in detail.
PARTITION, in Ep. 2. 14 [phragmos 4909] stoppage,
hedge. [partly.
PAETLY, in i Co. 11. 18 [meros ti 2951] in some part,
in He. to, 33 t [touto men... touto de 3390] this indeed
...and this,
PAETNEE, in Lu. 5. to, 2 Co. 8. 23, Phm, 17 [koino
nos 2649] o^e having in common, partaker, [partner,
in Lu. 5. 7 [met-ochos 2989] one who holds with,
PAETS, in Mt, 12. 42, Lu. n. 31 [peras 3620] end.
PASS (away by, by ou the other side, forth, on, over,
through, tliroughout, can, far, the fiower of age,.
brought to), in Mt. 5. 18 t; 8. 28; 14. 15 ; 24, 34, 35 t ;
26. 39, 42, Mr. 6. 48 ; 13. 30, 31 1 ; 14. 35, Lu. 11. 42 ; t6.
17 » 18. 37 ; 21. 32, 33 t, Ac. 16. 8 ; 27, 9, 2 Co. s- 17) Ja-
I. 10, 2 Pe. 3. 10, Ee. 21. I [par-erchomai 2542] to come
or go along,
in Mr, 4. 35, Lu. 4. 30 ; 17. n ; 19. i, 4. -^c. 8. 40; 9.
32; 14. 24; 15. 3; 17. 23; 18, 27; ig. I, 21, Ro. 5. 12,-
I Co. TO. I ; t6. 5 f, 2 Co. I. t6, He. 4. 14 [di-erchomai
1220] to come or go through.
inLu. 10.31, 32 [anti-par-erchomai 461] to go along
over against.
iu Ac. 5. IS [erchomai i960] to come or go,
inAc. 12. ID [pro-erchomai 388i]to come or go forward.
in Ee. 21. 4 [ap-erchomai 531] to come or go away.
in Mt. 9. 9 ; 20. 30, Mr. 2. 14 ; 15. 21, Jo. 8. sg ; 9. i,,
I Co. 7. 31, 1 Jo. 2. 17 [par-ago 3468] to lead or go along.
in Mt. 9. I, Mr. 5. 21 ; 6. 53, Lu. 16. 26 [dia-perao
1162] to pass through,
inLu. t6. 26, He. 11. 29 [dia-baino 1108] to go through.
in Jo. 5. 24, I Jo. 3. 14 [meta-baino 2963] to go over.
in Mt. 27. 39, Mr. 9. 30; n. 20 ; 15. 29 [para-poreuo-
mai 3512] to pass along.
in Lu. 18. 36 [dia-poreuomai 1165] to pass through.
in Mr. 6. 35 [polus 3791] much.
inAc. 17. 1 [di-odeuo 1243] to make one's way through.
in Ac, 27. 8 [para-legomai 3494] to lie alongside or
near. in I Co. 7. 36 [Iiuper-akmos4738] high point or bloom.
in I Co, 15. 54 [ginomai 9g3] to come to pass.
in Ep. 3. ig [huper-balld 4743] to cast over or above.
in Ph. 4. 7 [huper-echo 4750] to hold above,
in I Pe. I. 17 [ana-strephomai 364] to turn up and
down, behave self, (See also Come, past),
PASSION (uf like, subject to like), in Ac. 1. 3 [pascho
3571] to suffer. [passion,
inAc, 14. IS, Ja. 5. 17 [homoio-pathes 3271] of like
PASSOVEE, in Mt. 26. 2, 17, 18, ig, Mr. 14. i, 12 t,
14, 16, Lu, 2. 41 ; 22. I, 7, 8, II, 13, 15, Jo. 2. 13, 23 ; 6.

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DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

4; II. 55 ( ; 12. I ; 13, i ; i8, 28, 39 ; ig. 14, 1 Co, 5. 7,
He. II. 28 [pascha 3570] passover.
PAST (be, in times, finding out, [See also Feeling),
in Ro, II. 30, Ga. i. 13, 23, Bp, 2. 2, 3, n, Phm, 11,
I Pe, 2. 10 [pote 3819] when, sometime.
in Mt. 14. 15, Ac. 27. 9, I Pe. 4. 3 [par-erchomai 3542]
i;o come or go along.
in Ac. 12. 10 [di-erchomai 1220] to come or go through.
in Ee, 9, 12; n. 14 [ap-erchomai 531] to come or go
away. in Mr. 16. i [dia-ginomai 1115] to come or go through.
in Lu. 9. 36, 2 Ti. 2. 18 [ginomai 993] to come to pass.
in Ac. 14. 16 [par-oichomai 3557] to go along or by.
in Eo. 3. 25 [pro-ginomai 3865] to come to pass
formerly, [out.
in Ro. II. 33 [an-ex-ichniastos 394] not to be traced-
in He. i. i [palai 3431] of old,
in He. n. 11 [para ace. 3456] beyond, at the side.
in I Jo. 2. 8 [par-agomai 3468] to be gone by or beyond.
PASTOR, in Ep. 4. 11 [poimen 3772] shepherd.
PASTURE, in Jo, 10. 9 [nome 3142] pasture, pasturage.
PATH, in Mt. 3. 3, Mr, i, 3, Lu. 3. 4 [tribos 4666] a
rubbed or worh patn.
in He. 12, 13 [trochia 4682] a running or rolling path.
PATIENCE (have, have long), in Lu. 8. is ; 21, 19,
^0- 5- 3. 4 j 8. 25; 15. 4, 5, 2 Co. 6. 4 ; 12. 12, Col. i, it,
I Th. I. 3, 2 Th. I. 4, I Ti. 6. 11, 2 Ti. 3. to, Tit. 2. 2,
He. 10. 36 ; 12. I, Ja, i. 3, 4 ; 5. 11, 2 Pe, i. 6t, Ee. i.
•9; 2. 2, 3, 19; 3, to; 13. to; 14, 12 [hupo-mone 4791] a
remaining under. [suffering.
iu He. 6. 12, Ja. 5. to [makro-thumia 2870] long-
in Mt. 18. 26, 29, Ja, 5. 7 [makro-thumeo 2869] to
suffer long.
PATIENT (continuance, waiting for, be), in i Th. 5.
14, Ja, 5. 7, 8 [makro-thumeo 286g] to suffer long.
in Eo, 2. 7, 2 Th. 3. 5 [hupo-mone 4791] a remaining
under. [behind.
inEo. 12. 12 [hupo-meno 4788] to remain under 07-
in I Ti, 3. 3 [epi-eikes 1826] yielding, gentle,
in 2 Ti. 2. 24 [an-exi-kakos 393] holding up under evil.
PATIENTLY (endure, take), in i Pe. 2. 20 1 [hupo-
meno 4788] to remain under.
in Ac. 26. 3 [makro-thumos 2871] long-sufferingly.
in He. 6. 15 [makro-thumeo 286g] to suffer long.
PATRIARCH, in Ac. 2. 29 ; 7. 8, 9, He. 7. 4 [patri-
arches 3577] patriarch, chief father. [pattem,
PATTERN, in Tit. 2. 7, He. 8. 5 [tupos 4695] type,
iniTi. 1. 16 [hupo-tuposis 4807] a faint type or pattern.
in He. g. 23 [hupo-deigma 4771] a faint example.
PAVEMENT, in Jo. 19. 13 [litho-strotos 2816] strewed
with stone.
PAY. (See also Tithe), in Mt. 5. 26 ; 18. 25, 26, 28,
29, 30, 34, Lu, 7. 42 ; 12. sg [apo-didomi 555] to give
away or back. _ [pay a tax.
in Mt. 17. 24, Eo. 13. 6 [teleo 4586] to make an end,
PAYMENT (be made), in Mt. 18. 25 [apo-didomi 555]
to give away or back.
PEACE (beat, have, live in, hold one's, make), in Mfc.
IO- 13 ^ 34 i, J^Ir. 5. 34, Lu. I. 7g ; 2. 14, 29 ; 7. 50 ; 8. 48 ;
TO. s, 6 ( ; II. 2T ; 12. 51 ; 14. 32 ; ig. 38, 42 ; 24. 36, Jo.
14. 27 1 ; 16. 33 ; 20. ig, 21, 26, Ac. 10. 36 ; 12, 20 ; 15. 33 ;
16. 36, Eo. I. 7 ; 2. TO ; 3. 17 ; 5. i ; 8. 6 ; 10. 15 ; 14. 17,
19 ; 15- 13) 33 ; 16. 20, I Co. 1, 3 ; 7. 15 ; 14. 33 ; 16. n,
2 Co. I. 2 ; 13. IT, Ga. i. 3; s- 22 ; 6. 16, Ep, i, 2 ; 2. 14,
^5. 17; 4. 3; 6. 15, 23, Ph. I. 2 ; 4, 7. g. Col. i. 2 ; 3. 15,
I Th. 1. 1 ; 5. 3, 23, 2 Th. i. 2 ; 3. i5, i Ti. i. 2, 2 Ti. i.
2 ; 2. 22, Tit. I. 4, Phm. 3, He. 7. 2 ; it. 31 ; 12. 14 ; 13.
20, Ja. 2. 16 ; 3. 18 t, I Pe. i. 2 ; -3. 1 1 ; 5. 14, 2 Pe. 1. 2 ;
3. 14, 2 Jo. 3, 3 Jo. 14, Ju. 2, Ee. I. 4 ; 6. 4 [eireue 1404]
peace. [to have or be at peace.
iu Mr. 9. 50, 2 Co. 13. ii,_ 1 Th. 5. 13 [eireneuo 1403]
in Col. I. 20 [eireno-poieo 1406] to make peace,
iu Mt. 20. 31 ; 26. 63, Mr. 3. 4 ; 4. 39 ; 9. 34 ; 10. 48 ;
14. 6t, Lu. 18. 39 ; 19. 40, Ac. 18. g [siopao 4174] to be
still, hold one's peace.
in Lu. 20. 26, Ac. 12. 17; 15. 13, i Co. 14. 30 [sigao
4158] to be or keep silent. _ [quiet.
in Lu. 14. 4, Ac. II. 18 [hesuchazo 2142] to be or keep
in Mr. i. 25, Lu. 4. 35 [phimoomai 488g] to be muzzled.
PEACEABLE, in He, 12. 11, Ja. 3. 17 [eu'enikos 1405]
in I Ti. 2. 2 [hesuchios 2142] quiet. [peaceable.
, PEACEABLY (live), in Eo. 12. 18 [eireneuo 1403] to
have or be at peace. [making peace.
PEACEMAKEE, in Mt. 5. 9 [eireno-poios 1407] one

PEAEL, in Mf;. 7. 6 ; 13. 45, 46, i Ti. 2. g, Ee. 17. 4 ;
18. 12, 16; 21. 21 1 [margarites.2886] pearl.
PECULIAE, in Tit. 2, 14 [peri-ousios 3653] being all
around, peculiar.
in I Pe. 2. 9 [eis peri-poiesin 3659] for a making all
arbund, acquisition.
PEN, in 3 Jo. 13 [kaJamos 2369] reed, pen.
PENNY, in Mt, 18. 28 ; 20, 2, g, 10, 13 ; 22. 19, Mr. 6.
37 ; 12. 15 ; 14. 5, Lu. 7. 41 ; 10. 35 ; 20, 24, Jo. 6, 7 ; 12.
5, Ee. 6. 6t [denarion 1104] denary, sixpence.
PENTECOST, in Ac. 2. i ; 20. 16, i Co. 16. 8 [pente-
koste 2614] pentecost. [behind.
PENUEY, in Lu. 21. 4 [husterema 4814] lack, what is
PEOPLE (number of), in Mt. i. 21 ; 2. 4, 6 ; 4. 16, 23 ;
9. 35 ; 13. IS ; IS- 8 ; 21. 23 ; 26. 3, s, 47 ; 27. i, 25, 64,
Mr. 7. 6 ; 11. 32 ; 14. 2, Lu. i, 10, 17, 21, 68, 77 ; 2. 10,
51, 32 ; 3. 15, 18, 21 ; 6. 17; 7. I, 16, 29 ; 8. 47 ; g. 13 ;
18. 43 ; 19. 47, 48 ; 20, 1, 6, 9, 19, 26, 45 ; 21. 23, 38 ; 22.
2, 66 ; 23. 5, 13, 14, 27, 35 ; 24. 19, Jo. 8. 2 ; n. 50 ; 18.
14, Ac. 2. 47; 3.9, II, 12, 23 ; 4. 1, 2, 8, 10, 17, 21, 25, 27;
5. 12, 13, 20, 25, 26, 34, 37 ; 6. 8, 12 ; 7. 17, 34 ; 10. 2, 41,
42 ; 12. 4, II ; 13. 15, 171C, 24, 31 ; 15. 14 > ^S. 10 ; 19. 4 ;
21. 28, 30, 36, 39, 40 ; 23. 5 ; 26, 17, 23 ; 28. 17, 26, 27, Eo.
g. 25 i, 26 ; 10. 21 ; it. 1, 2 ; 15. 10, 11, i Co. 10. 7 ; 14.
21, 2 Co, 6. 16, Tit. 2. 14, He. 2. 17 ; 4. g ; 5. 3; 7. s, 11,
27; 8. 10 ; 9. 7, zgt; to. 30; n. 25; 13. 12, i Pe. 2, g,
zot, z Pe. 2, I, Ju, S; Ee. 5. 9; 7, 9; 10. 11 ; 11. 9 ; 14-
6 ; 17. 15 ; 18. 4; 21. 3 [laos 27S0] people,
in Mt. 7. 28 ; g. 23, 25 ; 12. 23, 46; 14. 13 ; 21. 26; 27.
15, Mr. 5. 21, 24; 6. 33, 34, 45 ; 7. 14, 17 ; 8. 6t, 34 ; g.
15, 25 ; TO. 1, 46 ; IT. t8; 12. 12, 37, 41; 15. 11, 15, Lu. 3.
TO ; 4. 42; s- I, 3 ; 7. 9, II, 12, 24; 8. 4, 40, 42 ; g. 11, 18,
371; II, 14, 29; 12. I, 54 ; 13. 14, 17 ; 23. 4, 48, Jo. 6, 22,
24 ; 7. 12 1, 20, 31, 32, 40, 43, 4g ; n. 42 ; 12. g, 12, 17, 18,
2g, 34, Ac. 8. 6 ; IT, 24, 26 ; 14. 11, 13, 14, 18, ig ; 17. 8,
13; IQ. 26, 35; 21, 27, 35; 24. 12, Ee. ig. I [ochlos 3406]
crowd. [populace.
iu Ac. 12. 22 ; 17, 5 ; 19. 30, 33 [demos 1102] public,
iu Ac. 8, 9, Eo. TO, ig [ethnos 1373] nation,
(See also Sick).
PBEADVENTUEE, in Ro. 5. 7 [tacha 4562] quickly,

in 2 Ti. 2. 25 [me-pote 3013} lest at any time.
PERCEIVE, in Mt. 16. 8 ; 21. 45 ; 22. iS, Lu. 8. 46 ;
20, 19, Jo. 6, 15, Ac, 23. 6, Ga. 2, 9, I Jo. 3- 16 [ginosko
994] to know. [besides or welL
in Mr. 2. 8, Lu. i, 22 ; 5. 22 [epi-ginosko 1814] to know
in Jo. 4. 19; 12. ig, Ac. 17. 22; 27, to [the6re5 2200]
to view.
in Mt. i3_. 14, Mr. 4. 12; 12. 28, Lu. g. 47, Ac. 14. 9;
28. 26 [eideo, eidon i37g] to see,
in Mr. 7. 18 ; 8. 17 [noeo 3139] to perceive.
in Lu. 6. 41 ; 20. 23 [kata-noeo 2465] to perceive thor
oughly. in Ac. 4. 13; 10, 34 [kata-lambanomai 2446] to take
thorough hold, apprehend.
in Lu. 9. 45 [aisthanomai 122] to be sensible.
in Ac. 8. 23 [horao 3317] to look, see.
iu Ac. 23. 29 [heurisko 2041] to flnd.
in 2 Co. 7, 8 [blepo 905] to look, behold,
PERDITION, in Jo. 17. 12, Ph. i. 28, 2 Th. 2. 3, i Ti.
6. q. He. TO. 39, 2 Pe. 3. 7, Ee. 17. 8, 11 [ap-oleia 643]
utter destruction.
PBEFECT (manner, soundness, understanding, be,
make, that which is, they that ai-e), in Mt. 5. 48 < ; 19.
21, Eo. 12. 2, I Co. 2. 6 ; 13. 10, Ep. 4. 13, Ph. 3. 15, Col.
I. 28 ; 4. 12, He. g. II, Ja, i. 4 1, 17, 25 ; 3. 2, i Jo. 4. 18
[teleios 4577] ended, perfect.
in Lu. 13. 32, Jo. 17. 23, 2 Co. 12. g, Ph, 3, 12, He. 2.
10 ; 5. g ; 7. 19 ; g. 9 ; to. i ; 11. 40 ; 12. 23, Ja. 2. 22, i Jo.
4. 17, 18 [teleioomai 4S7g] to be ended or made or be
come perfect.
in Ga. 3. 3 [epi-teleomai xgoi] to be fully ended.
iu Lu. 6. 40, 2 Co. 13. IT, He. 13. 21, i Pe. 5. 10 tkat-
artizo 2483] to make thoroughly fltted.
in Lu. I. 3 [a-kribos 176] accurately.
in Ac. 22. 3 [akribeia 173] accuracy.
in Ac. 24. 42 [akribesteron 173 &1 more accurate.
in Ac. 3. 16 [holo-kleria 3254] whole lot, soundness.
in 2 Ti. 3. 17 [artios 690] fitted.
in Ee. 3. 2 [pleroomai 3743] to be made full,
PBEFECT (to), in Mt. 21. 16, i Th. 3. 10 [kat-artizO
2483] to make thoroughly fitted.
in Ep. 4. 12 [kat-artismos 2485] thorough fitting.

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in Lu, 13, 32, He, to, 14, i Jo, 2, 5 ; 4, 12 [teleioomai
457g] to l)e ended or perfected,
in 2 Co, 7, I [epi-teleo igoi] to end fully,
PERFECTION (bring fruit to), in Lu, 8. 14 [teles-
phoreo 45S3] to bear to the end,
in 2 Co, 13, g [kat-artisis 2484] thorough fitting,
in He, 6, i [teleiotes 4378] an ending, perfection,
in He, 7, 11 [teleiosjs 4581] ending, perfection,
PERFECTLY (more), in Ao, 18, 26 ; 23, 15, 20 [a-kri-
besteron 173 &] more accurately, [whole,
in I Th, 5, 2 [a-kribos 176] accurately. (See also Join,
PERFECTNESS, in Col, 3, 14 [teleiotes 4578] ending,
perfection, [give away or back,
PERFORM (be -ed). In Mt, 5, 33 [apo-didomi 555] to
in Lu, 2, 3g [teleo 4586] to end, [end fully,
in Eo, 15, 28, 2 Co, 8, 11, Ph, i, 6 [epi-teleo igoi] to
in Lu, I, 72, Eo, 4, 21 [poieo 3766] to do.
in Lu, I, 20 [ginomai ggs] to come to pass,
in Ro, 7, 18 [kat-ergazomai 2526] to work thoroughly,
PERFORMANCE, in Lu, i, 45 [teleiosis 4581] ending,
in 2 Co, 8, IT [epi-teleo igoi] to end fully, [then,
PERHAPS (if. See also Lest), in Ac, 8, 22 [ara 645]
in 2 Co, 2, 7 [pos 4061] anyhow,
iu Phm, IS [tacha 4562] quickly, perhaps, [danger,
PERIL, in Ro, 8, 35, 2 Co, 11, 26 [kindunos 2604]
PERILOUS, in 2 Ti, 3, i [chalepos 4gs5] fierce, furious,
PERISH (utterly with), inMt, 5, 29, 30; 8, 25; 9, 17;
18, 14 ; 26, 52, Mr, 4, 38, Lu, 5, 37 ; 8, 24 ; n, 51 ; 13, 3,
5) 33 i TS. 17 ; 21, t8, Jo, 3, 15, 16 ; 6, 27 ; 10, 28 ; 11, 50,
Ao, 5, 37, Eo, 2, 12, I Co, I. 18 ; 8, II ; 15, 18, 2 Co, 2,
15, 2 Th, 2, 10, He, I, IT, Ja, i, 11, i Pe, i, 7, 2 Pe, 3, 6,
9, Ju, II [ap-ollumi 587] to be utterly destroyed or lost,
in Mt, 8, 32 [apo-thnesko 563] to die off,
in Ao, 8, 20 [eimi eis ap-61eian 643] to be for utter
destruction, [vanish away,
in Ac. 13, 41 [a-phanizomai 796] to cause self to
in 2 Co, 4, 16 [dia-phtheiromai iigS] to be thoroughly
corrupted, in Col, 2, 22 [eis pthoran 4859] to corruption,
in He, 11, 31 [sun-ap-oUumi 4425] to be utterly
destroyed with, [corrupted,
in 2 Pe, 2, 12 [kata-ptheiromai 2314] to be utterly
PBEJURED (person), in i Ti, i, 10 [epi-orkos 1839I
charged with an oath upon aelf,
PBEMISSION, in i Co, 7, 6 [suf-gnome 4313] joint
opinion or judgment,
PERMIT, in Ao, 26, i, i Co, 14, 34 ; 16, 7, He, 6, 3
fepi-trepo 1007] to turn over upou, [utter destruction,
PERNICIOtfS (way), in 2 Pe, 2, 2 [ap-oleia 643]
PERPLEXED (be, be muoh), in Lu, 9, 7 ; 24, 4 [dia-
poreo 1166] to be thoroughly perplexed,
iu 2 Co, 4, 8 [a-poreomai 601] to be perplexed,
PERPLEXITY, in Lu, 21, 25 [a-poria 602] perplexity,
'"PERSECUTE, m Mt, 3, to, ii, 12, 44 ; to, 23 ; 23, 34,
Lu, 21, 12, Jo. 3, 16 ; 13, 20 1, Ac, 7, 32 ; 9, 4, 5 ; 22, 4,
7, 8 ; 26, II, 14, 13, Ro, 12, 14, I Co, 4, 12 ; 13, 9, 2 Co, 4,
9, Ga, I, 13, 23 ; 4, 29, Ph, 3, 6, Ee, 12, 13 [dioko 1266]
to pursue, [exceedingly,
in Lu, II, 4g, I Th, 2, 13 [ek-dioko 1431] to pursue
PEESEOUTION (suffer). In Mt, 13, 21, Mr, 4, 17 ; 10,
30, Ac, 8, 1 : 13, so, Eo, 8, 35, 2 Co, 12, to, 2 Th, i, 4, i
Ti, 3, II t [diogmos 1264] pursuit, [pursued,
in Ga, 3, 11 ; 6, 12, 2 Ti, 3, 12 [diokomai 1266] to be
in Ao, IT, ig [thlipsis 2213] pressure, oppression,
PBESECUTOE, in i Ti, i, 13 [dioktes 1265] pursuer,
PEESEVERANCB, in Bp, 6, 18 [pros-karteresis 3948]
perseverance, PERSON (man's, have respect to, respectof, respecter
of, without respect of), in Mt, 22, 16, Mr, 12,. 14, Lu,
20, 21, 2 Co, I, II ; 2, 10, Ga, 2, 6, Ju, t6 [pros-opon
39gi] face, [faces,
m Ao, 10, 34 [pros-opo-leptes 3989] one lifting up
in Ro, 2, II, Ep, 6, 9, Col, 3, 25, Ja, 2, i [pros-opo-
lepsia 3ggo] lifting up of face,
in Ja, 2, g [pros-opo-lepteo] 3g88] to lift up the face.
in I Pe, I, 17 [a-pros-opo-leptos 63g] oue not lifting
up faces,
in He, 1, 3 [hupo-stasis 4708] understrata or being,
(See also Devout, perjured, profane, what, wicked),
PERSUADE (be luUy -ed), in Mt, 27, 20 ; 28, 14, Lu,
16, 31 ; 20, 6, Ac, 13, 43 ; 14, ig ; 18, 4 ; ig, 8, 26; 21,
14 ; 26, 26, 28 ; 28, 23, Ro, 8, 38 ; 14, 14 ; 13, 14, 2_Co, 5,
II, Ga, I, 10, 2 Ti, I, 5, 12, He, 6, g ; 11, 13 [peitho 3591]
to persuade.

in Ac, 18, 13 [ana-peitlio 346] to persuade again or
anew, [fully on,
in Ro, 4, 21 ; 14, 5 [plero-phoreomai 3741] to be borne
PERSUASION, in Ga, 3, 8 [peismone 3397] persuasion,
PERTAIN (to, unto, as, , .to, in things, . .to, the things
,,,to), in Eo, 13, 17, He, 2, 17 ; 3, i, 2 Pe, i, 3 [pros ace.
3gi7] toward,
in Ac, I, 3 [peri gen. 3621] concerning,
iu Eo, 4, I [kata ace. 23g8] according to, over against
in He, 7, 13 [met-echo 2984] to hold with,
(See also Life),
PERVERSE (disputings), in Mt, 17, 17, Lu, 9, 41, Ac,
20, 30, Ph, 2, 15 [dia-strephomai 1180] to he thoroughly
tumed, [or wrangling,
in I Ti, 6, 3 [para-dia-tribe 3472] perverse disputing
PERVERT, in Lu, 23, 2, Ac, 13, 10 [dia-strepho 1180]
to turn thoroughly,
in Lu, 23, 14 [apo-strepho 616] to turn away,
in Ga, i, 7 [meta-strepho 2980] to turn over,
PESTILENCE, in Mt, 24. 7, Lu, 21, 11 [loimos 2838]
pestilence, [pestilence.
PESTILENT FELLOW, in Ao, 24, s [loimos 2838]
PETITION, in i Jo, 3, 13 [aitema 133] asking, request,
PHILOSOPHER, in Ac, 17, 18 [philo-sophos 4883] oue
loving wisdom, [wisdom
PHILOSOPHY, in Col, 2, 8 [philo-sophia 4882] love of
PHYLACTERY, in Mt, 23, 5 [phulakterlon 4929]
phylactery, PHYSICIAN, in Mt, ^, 12, Mr, 2, 17 ; 3. 26, Lu. 4. 23 ;
3. 31 ; 8, 43, Col, 4, 14 [latros 2252] healer.
Piece (that filled it up, of silver), in Mt. 9, 16, Mr,
2, 21, Lu, 5, 36 t [epi-blema 180B] patch, what is put on,
in Mr, 2, 21 [pleroma 3744] fulness,
in Lu, 15, 8, 9 [drachme 1293] drachma, sixpence,
in Lu, 24, 42 [meros 2931] part, portion,
(See also Break, ground, money, pull, silver),
PIERCE (through). In Jo, 19. 37, Ee, i, 7 [ek-kenteo
1466] to prick, goad,
in He, 4, 12 [di-ikneomai 1228] to pass through,
in Lu, 2, 33 [di-erchomai 1220] to go through,
in Jo, ig, 34 [nutto 3171] to pierce,
in I Ti, 6. TO [peri-peiro 3656] to pierce all around,
PIETY (shew), in i Ti, 3, 4 [eu-setaeo 2044] to be pious,
shew piety,
PIGEON, in Lu, 2, 24 [peristera 3667] dove,
PILGRIM, in He, 11. 13, i Pe, 2. 11 [par-epi-demos
3341] away from one's people, pilgrim,
PILLAR, in Ga, 2, g, i Ti, 3, 13, Re, 3, 12 ; 10, i [stulos
4307] pillar, [forecastle,
PILLOW, in Mr, 4, 38 [pros-kephalaion 3949] pillow,
PINE (away), in Mr, g, iS [xerainomai 3181] to be
dried up, [little wing,
PINNACLE, in Mt, 4, 3, Lu, 4, g [pteruglon 4024]
PIPE (to), in Mt, II, 17, Lu, 7, 32, i Co, 14, 7 [auleo
772] to pipe,
in I Co, 14, 7 [aulos 776] pipe,
PIPER, in Ee, 18. 22 [auletes 774] piper,
PIT, (See also Bottomless), in Lu, 14, 3, Re, ig, i,
2 th [phrear 4gi2] pit,
in Mt, 12, II [bothunos gi2] deep place,
. PITCH (to), iu He, 8, 2 [pegnumi 3687] to flx,
PITCHER, in Mr, 14, 13, Lu, 22, 10 [keramion 2376]
pot, pitcher, [very compassionate,
PITIFUL (very), in i Pe, 3, B [eu-splagchnos 2048]
in Ja, 3, II [polUTSplagchnoS3792] very compassionate,
PITY on (have), in Mt, 18, 33 [eleeo 1348] to be kind,
PLACE (of hearing, from that, of that, in a certain,
in this, to this, in what, in all, give, have), in Mt, 12,
43 ; 14- 13. 13, 35 ; =4- 7. IS ; 26, 32 ; 27. 33 t; 28, 6, Mr,
1- 35, 45 ; 6-31. 3=, 35 ; 13, 8 ; 13, 22 « ; t6, 6, Lu, 4, 17,
37, 42; g, TO, 12; TO, I, 32; IT, T, 24; 14, g; t6, 28 ; ig,
5 ; 21, II ; 32, 40 ; 23, 33, Jo, 4, 20 ; 5. 13 ; 6. 10, 23 ; 10.
40; II. 6, 30, 48; 14. 2, 3 ; iS, 2; ig, 13, 17, 20, 41 ; 20,
7, Ac, I, 23 ; 4, 31 ; 6, 13, 14 ; 7, 7, 33, 49 ; 12, 17 ; 21,
28 i ; 27, 8, 41, Eo, g, 26 ; 12, ig ; 15, 23, i Co, i, 2, 2 Co,
2, 14, Bp, 4, 27, I Th, I, 8, He, 8, 7 ; ii, 8 ; 12, 17, 2 Pe,
I, ig, Ee, 2, 3 ; 6, 14 ; 12, 6, 8, 14 ; 16, 16 ; 20, it [topos
4643] place,
in Ac, 21. 12 [en-topios'1677] one in the place.
in Mt, 26, 36, Mr, 14, 32 [chorion 5041] space,
in Jo, 8, 37 [choreo 3039] to have or find space,
in Mt, g, 24 [ana-choreo 376] to give space again,
withdraw, in Mt. 12, 6, Lu. 23. 5 [hode 5079] hither, here.

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DICTIONAEY OP BIBLE WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Mr, 6. to [hopou ean 3307] wheresoever,
in Mr, 6, 10 [ekei-then 1436] thence, from thence,
in Mr, 11. 4 [epi tou 1802] upon the,
in Ac, 8, 32 [peri-oche 3654] passage, circuit,
in Ga, 2, 6 [eiko 1391] to yield,
in Ac. 24. 3 [pantachou_3449] everywhere.
in Ac. 25. 23 [akroaterion 178] place of hearing,
audience chamber,
in Ja, 3, II [ope 3300] opening.
in Ac. 2. I [epi to auto 788] on the same (place).
(See also Another, dwelling, good, heavenly, high,
holy, market, one, ^secret, skull, steep, stony, this,
ways, yonder).
PLAGUE, m Re. g. lo ; it. 6 ; 15. i, 6, 8 ; 16, 9, 21 ;
18, 4, 8; 21, g ; 22. t8 [plege 3734] stroke,
in Mr, 3, to ; 5, 29, 34, Lu, 7, 21 [mastix 2897] scourge,
scourging, PLAIN, in Mr, 7, 35 [orthos 3332] uprightly.
in Lu. 6. 17 [pedinos topos 3383] level place.
PLAINLY, in Jo, 10, 24 ; it, 14 ; 16, 25, 29 [par-resia
3567] with openness, (See also Declare),
PLAINNESS (of speech), in 2 Co, 3, 12 [par-resia 3567]
openness, PLAIT (to), in Mt, 27, 2g, Mr, 15, 17, Jo, 19. 2 [pleko
[3727] to plait,
in I Pe, 3, 3 [em-ploke 1588] plaiting,
PLANT, in Mt, 15, 13 [phuteia 4940] plaut,
PLANT (together), lu Mt, 13, 13 ; 21. 33, Mr, 12, i,
Lu, 13, 6 ; 17, 6, 28 ; 20, g, I Co, 3, 6, 7, 8 ," g, 7 [phuteuo
4941] to plant,
in Ro, 6, 3 sum-phutos 4397] planted together,
PLATTEE, in Mt. 23. 23, 26 [par-opsis 3566] side-dish,
in Lu, IT, 39 [pinax 3703] plate, [children,
PLAY (to) , in I Co, TO, 7 [paizo 3428] to play as
PLEASE (those things that, be well -ed with, are
pleasing), in Mt, 14, 6, Mr, 6, 22, Ao, 6, 5, Ro, 8, 8 ; 13,
i, 2, 3, I Co, 7, 32, 33, 34; 10, 33, Ga, I, Tot, T 'Th, 2, 4,
3 ; 4, I, 2 Ti, 2, 4 [aresko 656] to please,
in Col, I, TO [areskeia 655] pleasing,
in Mt, 3, 17 ; 12, t8 ; 17, 5, Mr, i, it, Lu, 3, 22, Eo,
15, 26, 27, I Co, I, 21 ; TO, 3, Ga, i, 13, Col, i, ig, 2 Pe,
'T, 17 [eu-dokeo igg8] to think well.
in Ac, 13, 22, 34 [dokeo T26g] to think, seem good to,
in I Co, 7, 12, 13 [sun-eu-dokeo 4454] to think well with,
in He, 11, 3, 6 ; 13, 16 [eu-aresteo igg2] to please well,
in Tit, 2, g [eimi eu-arestos ig93] to he well-pleasing,
in Jo, 8, 29, Ac, 12, 3, I Jo, 3, 22 [arestos 657] pleasing,
in I Co, 12. 18 ; 13, 38 [thel8 2i7g] to will, wish,
PLEASURE (be one's good, have, take, live in, own),
in Ep, r, 3, 9, Ph, 2, 13, 2 Th, i, 11 [eu-dokia iggg] good
thought, will or pleasure,
in Lu, 12, 32, 2 Co, 12, TO, 2 Th, 2, 12, He, 10, 6, 8, 38
[eu-dokeo 1998] to think well,
in He, 12, to [dokeo i26g]_to think, seem good to,
in Ro, I, 32 [sun-eu-dokeo 4454] to think wen with,
inLu, 8,. 14, Tit, 3, 3, 2Pe 2, 13 [hedone 2121] pleasure,
in Ac. 24. 27 ; 25. g [charis 4970] grace, favour.
in I Ti. 3. 6 [spatalao 4228] to be self-indulgent,
in Ja, 3, 5 [truphao 4689] to be luxuriant,
in Re, 4, 11 [thelema 2177] will,
(See also Enjoy, lover,)
PLENTEOUS, in Mt. g. 37 [polus 3791] much, plen-
PLENTIFULLY. (See Brought), [teous,
PLOUGH, in Lu, 9, 62 [arotron 675] plough,
PLOW (to), in Lu. 17, 7, i Co, g, 10 [arotriao 674] to
plough, PLUCK (asunder, out, np by the roots), in Mt, 3, 29 ;
18, 9 [ex-aireo 1697] to lift out,
in Mt, 12, I, Mr, 2, 23, Lu, 6, i [tillo 4618] to pluck,
in Mr, 3, 4 [dia-spaomai 1174] to be drawn asunder,
in Mr, g, 47 [ek-ballo 1436] to be cast out,
in Lu, 17, 6, Ju, 12 [ek-rizoomai 1503] to be rooted out,
in Jo, 10. 28, 29 [harpazo 678] to snatch,
in Ga, 4, 13 [ex-orutto 1738] to dig out,
POET, in Ac, 17, 28 [poiSles 376g] maker, poet,
POINT (at the), in Jo, 4, 47 [mello 2g33] to be about
to, (See also All, death).
POISON, in Eo. 3. 13, Ja. 3. 8 [ios 2289] poison.
POLLUTE, in Ac, 21, 28 [koinoo 2643] to make com
mon, POLLUTION, in Ac. 15. 20 [alisgema 207] defilement,
in 2 Pe, 2, 20 [miasma 3024] pollution, [show,
POMP, in Ac, 23, 23 [phantasia 4834] appearance,
PONDEE, in Lu, 2, 19 [sum-ballo 4360] to caat together.

POOL, in Jo, 3, 2, 4, 7 ; g, 7, it [kolumbethra 2664]
swimming pool,
POOE (man, become), iu Mt, 3. 3 ; 11, 3 ; ig, 21 ; 26,
g, II, Mr, 10, 21 : 12, 42, 43 ; 14, 5, 7, Lu, 4, 18 ; 6, 20;
7, 22 ; 14, 13, 21 ; t8, 22 ; 19, 8 ; 21, 3, Jo, 12, 3, 6, 8 ;
13, 29, Ro, 13, 26, 2 Co, 6, 10, Ga, 2, 10, Ja, 2. 2, 3, 5, 6,
Re, 3, 17 ; 13, 16 [ptochos 4038] poor,
in Lu, 21, 2 [penlchros 3607] needful,
in 2 Co, 8, g [ptocheuo 4037] to become poor,
in 2 Co, g, 9 [penes 3602] needy, [porch,
PORCH, in Jo, 3, 2 ; lo, 23, Ac, 3, 11 ; 5, 12 [stoa 4284]
in Mt, 26, 71 ]pulon 4043] gate,
iu Mr, 14, 68 [pro-aulion 3857] forecourt,
PORTER, in Mr, 13, 34, Jo, 10, 3 [thur-oros 2243]
doorkeeper, PORTION (of meat), in Mt. 2^. 31, Lu, 12, 46 ; 13, 12
[meros 2931] part, portion, division,
in Lu, 12, 42 [sito-metrion 4172] measure of wheat,
POSSESS (the things which one, be -ed with), in Ac,
8, 7 ; t6, 16 [echo 2083] to have, hold, [or fast,
in I Co, 7, 30, 2 Co, 6, TO [kat-echo 2532] to hold down
iu Lu. 12, 13, Ac, 4, 32 [hup-archo 4733] to begin to be
or have, [acquire, (See also Devil),
in Lu, 18, 12 ; 21, ig, i Th, 4, 4 [ktaomai 2726] to
POSSESSION (purchased), in Mt, ig, 22, Mr, 10, 22,
Ac, 2, 43 ; 3, I [ktema 2727] acquired thing, [or firm,
iu Ac, 7, 5, 43 [kata-schesis 2505] what is held down
in Ao, 28, 7 [chorion 5041] space, region,
in Ep, 1, 14 [peri-poiesis 363g] a making all around,
acquisition, POSSESSOR, in Ac, 4, 34 [ktetor 2729] acquirer,
POSSIBLE (not, be), in Mt, ig, 26 ; 24, 24 ; 26, 39, Mr,
9. 23 ; 10. 27 ; 13. 22 ; 14. 35, 36, Ln. 18, 27, Ac, 2, 24 ;
20, 16, Eo, 12, 18, Ga, 4, 15 [dunatos 1303] able, powerful,
in Ac, 27, 39 [dunamai 1300] to be able, have power,
in He, to, 4 [a-duuatos 89] unable, impossible,
POT, in Mr, 7. 4, 8 [xestes 3180] a pint jug,
in He, g, 4 [stamuos 4233] vase, [one.
POTENTATE, in i Ti, 6, 13 [dunastes 1303] powerful
POTTER (of a), iu Mt, 27, 7, 10, Eo, 9, 21 [kerameus
2574] potter,
in Ee, 2, 27 [keramikos 2575] of a potter,
POUND, in Lu, ig, 13, 16, 18, 20, 24 t ; 19, 23 [mna
3041] mina, 12 oz, weight,
in Jo, 12, 3 ; 19, 39 [litra 2823] libra, t6 oz. weight.
POUE (in, out), in Jo. 2. 13, Ac. 2. 17, 18, Re. 16. 1,
2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 12, 17 [ek-cheo 1327] to pour out.
in Mt. 26, 7, Mr, 14, 3 [kata-cheo 2318] to pour down,
in Lu, TO, 34 [epi-cheo 1919] to pour upon,
in Mt, 26, 12, Jo, 13, 3 [ballo 842] to cast,
in Ac, 10, 43 [ek-chunomai 1328] to be poured out,
in Re, 14, to [kerannumi 2378] to be mixed,
POVERTY, in 2 Co, 8, 2, g, Ee, 2, 9 [ptocheia 4036)
POWDER, (See Grind), [poverty'
POWER (that is of, mighty, bring under, have), in
Mt, 6, 13 ; 22, 29 ; 24, 29, 30 ; 26, 64, Mr, g, i ; 12, 24 ;
13, 23, 26 ; 14, 62, Iu, I, 17, 35 ; 4, 14, 36 ; 5, 17 ; g, I ;
TO, ig ; 21, 26, 27 ; 22, 69; 24, 49, Ac, I, 8 ; 3, 12; 4, 7,'
33; 6, 8 ; 8, 10; 10. 38, Eo, I. 4, 16, 20; 8, 38; 9, 17;
15- i3> 19, I Co, I, t8, 24 ; 2. 4, 3 ; 4, ig, 20 ; 3, 4 ; 6, 14;
15- 24. 43j 2 Co, 4, 7 ; 6, 7 ; 8, 3 1 ; 12, 9 ; 13, 4 1, Ep, i.
ig ; 3- 7. 20, Ph, 3, TO, I Ih, I, 3, 2 Th, I, II ; 2, g, 2 Ti.
'. 7. 8 ; 3, 3, He, I, 3 ; 6, 3 ; 7, i6, i Pe, i, 3 ; 3, 22, 2
Pe, I, 3, 16, Ee, 4, IT ; 3, 12 ; 7, 12 ; 11, 17; 13, 2 ; 13, 8;
17, 13 ; ig, I [dunamis 1301] ability, power,
in Eo, g, 22 [to dunaton 1305] that which is powerfnL
in Mt, g, 6, 8 ; 10, i ; 28, 18, Mr, 2, 10 ; 3, 15 ; 6, 7, Lu.
4. 6, 32 ; 3, 24; 10, 19 ; 12, 5, IT ; 22, 53, Jo, i, 12 ; 10,
iBt; 17, 2; ig, 10 t, IT, Ac, i, 7 ; 3, 4 ; 8, ig ; 26, t8 ;
Ro, 9,21; 13. I th, 2, 3, I Co, 7, 37 ; 9, 4, 5, 6, 12 1, 18 ;
IT, 10, 2 Co, 13, TO, Ep, I, 21 ; 2, 2 ; 3, 10 ; 6, 12, Col, i.
13, 16 ; 2, 10, 13, 2 Th, 3, 9, Tit, 3, i, Ju, 23, Ee, 2, 26 ;
6, 8 ; 9. 3 «, 10, 19 ; II, 6 1 ; 12, to ; 13, 4, 5, 7, 12 ; 14, 18 ;
16, 9 ; 17, 12 ; 18, I ; 20, 6 [ex-ousia 1742] privilege*
authority, [privilege or authority,
in I Co, 6, 12 ; 7, 4* [ex-ousiazo 1743] to exercise.
in Eo, 16, 23 [dunamai 1300] to be able,
in Ep, I, 19; 6, to, CoL i, 11, i Ti, 6, 16, He, 2, 14, Ke.
5, 13 [kratos 2703] might,
in Lu, 9. 43 [megaleiotes 2911] greatness,
in Lu, 20, 20 [arche 6g5] chief, .
in 2, Th, I. 9, 2 Pe, 2. n [ischus 2306] strength,
in Ee, 13. 14, 15 [didomi 1212] to give,
POWERFUL, in 2 Co, 10, 10 [ischuros 2305] strong.

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in He, 4. 12 [en-erges 1642] inworking, energetic,
PRACTICES, (See Covetous),
PRjETOEIUM,-iu jMr, 13. 16 [praitorion 3831] the
praetor's court,
PRAISE, in Eo, 2, 29 ; 13, 3, i Co, 4, 3, 2 Co, 8, 18, .Ep,
I, 6, 12, 14, Ph, I, II ; 4, 8, I Pe, t, 7 ; 2, 14 [ep-ainos
1760] praise,
in Mt, 21, 16, Lu, t8, 43 [ainos ii6] praise,
inHe, 13, 13 [ainesis 113] praise,
in Jo, g, 24 ; 12, 43, I Pe, 4, 11 [doxa 1281] glory,
iu I Pe, 2. 9 [arete 658] worthiness, manliness,
PEAISE, (See also Slug), in Lu, 2, 13, 20 ; ig, 37 ; 24,
33, Ac, 2, 47 ; 3, 8, g, Ro, 13, 11, Ee, ig, 3 [auieo 114] to
praise, [besides,
in I Co, TI, 2, 17, 22 [ep-aineo 1759] to praise also or
in Lu, I, 64 [eu-logeo 2022] to speak well of,
PRATE (against), in 3 Jo, lo [phluareo 4892] to prate,
PRAY (for), in Mt, 5, 44 ; 6, s«, 6J, 7, 9 ; 14, 23 ; ig,
13 ; 24, 20 ; 26, 36, 39, 41, 42, 44, Mr, i, 33 ; 6, 46 ; it,
24, 23 ; 13- 18, 33 ; 14, 32, 35, 38, 39, Lu, I, iQ ; 3. 21 ; 3,
16 ; 6, 12, 28 ; Q. 18, 28, 29 ; IT, 1 1, 2 ; t8, i, 10, 11 ; 22,
40, 4T, 44, 46, Ac, I, 24 ; 6.6 ; 8, 15 ; 9, it, 40 ; 10, g, 30 ;
II, 3 ; 12, 12 ; 13, 3 ; 14. 23 ; 16, 25 ; 20, 36 ; 21, 3 ; 22,
17 ; 28. 8, Ro. 8. 26, I Co. II, 4, 3, 13; 14, 13, 14*, 15 t,
Ep, 6, 18, Ph, T, g. Col, I, 3, g ; 4, 3, i Th, 3. 17, 25, 2 Th,
I, II ; 3, I, I Ti, 2, 8, He, 13, 18, Ja, 3, 13, 14, 17, 18, Ju,
20 [pros-euchomai 3941] to pray to, [prayer,
in 2 Co, 13, 7, Ja, 3, 16 [eiichomai 2063] to pour out
in Ja. 3. 17 [pros-euchomai pros-euche 3940] to pray a
prayer. in Lu. 3. 3 ; 14. 18, ig ; 16. 27, Jo. 4. 31 ; 14. 16 ; 16.
26 ; 17. gt, 15, 20, Ac. TO. 48 ; 23. 18, i Jo. 3. t6 [erotao
ig62] to question, ask.
in Mt. 9, 38, Lu, TO, 2 ; 21, 36 ; 22, 32, Ac, 4, 31 ; 8, 22,
24, 34 ; TO. 2, 2 Co. 5. 20 ; 8, 4, I Th. 3, lo [deomai 1076]
to beseech, supplicate,
in Mt, 26, 53, Mr, 5, 17, t8, Ac, 16, g ; 24 , 4 ; 27, 34
[para-kaleo 3483] to call along,
PEAYEE (make long), in Mt, 17, 21 ; 21, 13, 22, Mr,
9, 29 ; II, 17, Lu, 6, 12 ; ig, 46 ; 22, 45, Ac, i, 14 ; 2, 42 ;
3, I ; 6, 4 ; TO, 4, 31 ; 12, 3 ; 16, 13, 16, Eo, i, g ; 12, 12 ;
15, 30, I Co. 7. 5, Ep, I, 16 ; 6, 18, Ph, 4, 6, Col, 4, 2, 12,
I Th, I, 2, I Ti, 2, I ; 5, 3, Phm, 4, 32, i Pe, 3, 7 ; 4. 7,
Re, 3, 8 ; 8, 3, 4 [pros-euche 3940] a pouring out, prayer,
in Lu. I. 13 ; 2. 37; 3. 33, Ro. to, t, 2 Co, i, it ; g, 14,
Ph, I, 4, ig, 2 Ti, I, 3, He, 3, 7, Ja, 5, 16, i Pe, 3, 12
Bdeesis 1049] beseeching, supplication,
in Mt, 33, 14, Mr, 12, 40, Lu. 20. 47 [pros-euchomai
3941] to pray to,
in I Ti, 4, 53 [en-teuxis 1674] intercession,
in Ja, 5, 15 [euohe 2062] a pouring out,
PREACH (before, boldly, first, fully, gospel, to, unto),
iu Mt, II, 5, Lu, 3, 18 ; 4. 18, 43 ; 7, 22 ; g, 6 ; 16, 16 ; 20,
I, Ac, 3, 42 ; 8, 4, 12, 25, 35, 40 ; 10, 36 ; 11, 20 ; 14. 7,
13, 21 ; 13, 35 ; 16, 10 ; 17, 18, Eo, i, 13 ; to, 13 ; 15, 20,
I Co, T, 17 ; 9, 't6 i, 18 ; 13, i, 2, 2 Co, 10, t6 ; ii, 7, Ga,
I, 8 1, 9, Ti, 16, 23 ; 4, 13, Ep, 2, 17 _; 3, 8, He, 4, 2, 6, i
Pe, 1, 12, 23 ; 4, 6, Ee, 14. 6 [eu-atgelizoig8g] to announce
good tidings,
in Ac, 4. 2 ; 13, 3, 38 ; 13. 36 ; 17, 3, 13, i Co, g, 14, Ph,
I, 16, 18, Col, 1. 28 [kat-aggello 2408] to announce thor
oughly, iu Lu, g, 60 [di-aggello 1114] to announce thoroughly,
io Ga, 3, 8 [pro-eu-aggelizomai 2883] to announce
good tidings beforehand,
in Mt. 3, T ; 4, 17, 23 ; g, 33 ; 10, 7, 27; it, i ; 24, 14 ;
26, 13, Mr, I, 4, 7, 14, 38, 3g ; 3, 14 ; 6, 12 ; 14, 9 ; 16, 13,
20, L;i, 3, 3 ; 4, 18, ig, 44 ; 8, I ; g, 2 ; 24, 47, Ac, 8, 5 ;
9, 20 ; 10, 37, 42 ; 13, 21 ; 19, 13 ; 20, 25 ; 28, 31, Eo, 2,
21 ; TO, 8, 13, T Co, I, 23 ; g, 27; 13, II, 12, 2 Co, i, ig ;
4, 3 ; IT, 4 *, Ga, 2, 2 ! 3, IT, Ph, i, 13, Col, i, 23, i Th,
2, 9, I Ti, 3, 16, 2 Ti, 4, 2, I Pe, 3, ig [kerusso 25g6] to
herald, act as a herald,
in Ac, 3, 20 ; 13. 24 [pro-kerusso 38g8] to herald be
forehand. In Mr. 2. 2, Ac, 8, 23 ; 11. 19 ; 13, 42 ; 14, 23 ; 16, 6
(laleo 2768] to talk, speak,
InAc, 20, 7, 9 [dia-legomai 1144] to lay out thoroughly.
In Ac, g, 27 [par-resiazomai 3568] to act openly,
in Eo, 13. ig [pleroo 3743] to fill full,
in He, 4, 2 [akoe 167] (of) hearing,
PREACHER, in i Ti, 2, 7, 2 Ti, ^. 11, 2 Pe, 2. 3
[kerux 25g3] herald,
in Bo, 10 14 [kerusso 2396] to act as a herald,
fl

PREACHING, in Mt, 12, 41, Lu, ii, 32, Eo, 16, 25, i
Co, I, 21 ; 2, 4 ; 13, 14, 2 Ti, 4, 7, Tit, i, 3 [kerugma
2594] heralding,
in I Co, I. 18 [logos 2833] word, [injunction,
PRECEPT, in Mr, 10, 5, He, 9, ig [en-tole 1676]
PRECIOUS (like, very), in i Co, 3, 12, Ja, 3, 7, i Ve,
I, 7, ig, 2 Pe, I, 4, Re, 17, 4 ; t8, 12 t, t6 ; 21, 11, ig
[timios 4621] honoured, honourable,
in I Pe, 2, 4, 6 [en-timos 1673] in honour,
iu I Pe, 2, 7 [he time 4620] the honom'. [precious.
in Mt, 26, 7 [baru-timos 833] very honourable or
iu 2 Pe, I, I [iso-timos 2301] equally honourable or
precious, in Mr. 14, 3 [polu-teles 37g3] very costly,
PREDESTINATE, iu Eo, 8. 2g, 30, Ep, i, j, ii [pro-
orizo 3911] to mark out beforehand, flrst or publicly,
PEE-BMINENCE (have, love to have the), in Col, i,
18 [proteuo 4015] to be foremost,
in 3 Jo, 0 [philo-proteuo 4880] to love to be foremost,
PEEFER (one before another, be -ed), in Ro, 12, 10
[pro-egeomai 3883] to lead before,
in I TL 3, 21 [pro-krinia 3901] judging beforehand,
PREMEDITATE, in Mr, 13, 11 [meletao 2g32] to take
care for,
PREPARATION, in Mt, 27. 62, Mr. 13. 42, Lu. 23. 54,
Jo. ig. 14, 31, 42 [para-skeue 3517] full preparation.
in Bp. 6, 15 [hetoimasia 1984] making ready,
PREPARE (afore, one's self, be -ing, -ed), in Mt, 3, 3 ;
20, 23 ; 22, 4 ; 23. 34, 41 ; 26. 17, Mr. i. 3 ; 10. 40 ; 14.
12, Lu. I. 76 ; 2, 31 ; 3, 4 ; 12, 47 ; 22, 8, 9 ; 23, 56 ; 24,
I, Jo, 14, 2, 3, I Co. 2, 9, 2 Ti, 2. 21, Phm. 22, He. 11. 16,
Re. 8, 6 ; 9, 7, 15 ; 12, 6; 16, 12 ; 21, 2 [hetoimazo 1983]
to make ready, [hand,
in Ro, 9, 23 [pro-etoimazo 3882] to make ready bef ore-
in Mr, 14, 15 [hetoimos 1985] made ready,
in Mt, II, 10, Mr, i, 2, Lu, i, 17 ; 7, 27, He, 11, 7, i Pe,
3, 20 [kata-skeuazo 2488] to prepare fully,
in I Co, 14, 8 [para-skeuazomai 3516] to prepare self,
in He, 10, 3 [kat-artizo 3483] to make thoroughly fit,
PRESBYTERY, in i Ti, 4- 14 [presbuterion 3844]
eldership, PRESENCE (before the, in the, in one's), in Ln, i,
19 ; 13, 26 ; 14, 10; 13, 10, Jo, 20, 30, Ac, 27, 35, i Co, i,
29, Ee, 14, TO t [eu-opion 1690] in the sight of,
in Ju. 24 [kat-en-opion 2524] in the sight of.
in Ac. 3. 13, ig ; 5. 41, 2 Co. 10. i, i Th, 2, 17, 2 Th, i,
g. He, g, 24 [pros-opon 3991] face,
in 2 Co, TO, 10, Ph, 2, 12 [par-ousia 3365] a being
alongside, presence,
in Ac, 3, 16 [ap-en-anti 527] from over against,
in I Th, 2, ig [em-prosthen 1597] in the presence of,
PRESENT (with, hour, time, be, be here, even unto
this, things), m Lu, 13, i, Ao, 10, 33, i Co, 3. 3*, 2 Co,
TO, 2, IT ; IT. 9 ; 13, 2, TO, Ga, 4, t8, 20, He, 12, ii, 2 Pe,
I, 12 [par-eimi 3332] to be alongside,
in Ac, 23, 24 [sum-par-eimi 4380] to be alongside with,
in Ro, 8, 38, I Co, 3, '22 ; 7, 26, Ga, i. 4, He, g, 4 [en-
istemi 1632] to stand or set in,
in Ac, 28, 2 [eph-istemi 2076] to stand or set on.
in Ro. 8, 18 ; 11, 3, 2 Ti, 4, 10, Tit, 2, 12 [nun 3168]
now, present, [people,
in 2 Co, 3, 8, g [en-demeo i62g] to be among one's
in Jo, 14, 23 [mono 2944] to remain,
in Ac. 21. 18 [para-ginomai 3467] to come alongside,
in Ro, 7, 18, 21 [para-keimai 3486] to be lying along-
in I Co. 4. II ; 13, 6 [arti 688] just now, [side,
PRESENT (unto), in Lu, 2, 22, Ac, g, 41 ; 23, 33, Eo,
12, I, 2 Co, 4, 14 ; IT, 2, Ep, 5, 27, Col, I, 22, 28 [par-
istemi 3330] to set alongside,
in Mt, 2, TI [pros-phero 3982] to bear toward or unto,
in Ju, 24 [histemi 2303] to set, cause to stand, .
PRESENTLY (give), in Mt, 21, 19 [para-chrema 3329]
along with the thing,
in Mt, 26, 33 [par-istemi 3530] to set alongside.
in Ph, 2, 23 [ex-autes 1714] presently, immediately,
PRESERVE, in Mt, g, 17, Lu, 5, 38 [sun-tereomai
4478] to be kept together,
in I Th, 5, 23, Ju, I [tereomai 4614] to be kept, watched,
in Lu, 17, 33 [zoo-goneo 2Tog] to preserve alive,
in 2 Ti, ^, 18 [sozo 4321] to save, (3406] crowd,
PRESS, in Mr, 2, 4 ; 5, 27, 30, Lu, 8, 19 ; 19. 3 [ochlos
PEESS (down, toward, upon), in Mr, 3, lo [epi-pipto
1862] to fall upon,
iu Lu, 3, 1 [epi-keimai 1838] to lie upon.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Lu. 6. 38 [piezomai 36g4] to be pressed down.
in Lu. 8. 45 [apo-thlibo 562] to press away.
in Lu. t6. 16 [biazomai 887] to force self.
in Ac. 18. 5 [sun-echomai 4457] to be held together.
in 2 Co. I. 8 [bareomai 850] to be weighed down.
in Ph. 3. 14 [dioko 1266! to pursue. [daring.
PRESUMPTUOUS, in 2 Pe. 2. 10 [tolmetes 4639]
PRETENCE, in Mt. 23. 14, Mr. 12. 40, Ph. i. 18 [pro-
phasis 3990] pretence, pretext.
PREVAIL (against), in Ac. ig. 16, 20, Re. 12. 8
[ischuo 2307] to have strength.
in Mt. 16. 18, Lu. 23. 23 [kat-ischuo 2541] to have
much strength.
in Mt. 27. 24 [opheleo 5099] to profit.
in Re. 5. 5 [nikao 3134] to be victorious.
PREVENT, in Mt. 17. 25 [pro-phthano 4006] to come
before, anticipate,
In I Th. 4. 15 [phthano 4851] to come before.
PRICE (of great), inMt. 27. 6, 9, Ac. 4. 34 ; 5. :^, 3 ; 19.
19, I Co. 6. 20 ; 7. 23 [time 4620] price.
in Mt. 13. 46 [polu-timos 3794] very precious.
in I Pe. 3. 4 [polu-teles 3793] veiy costly
PRICKED (be), in Ac. 2. 37 [kat-anussomai 2468] to
be thoroughly pricked.
PRICK, in Ac. 9. s; 26. 14 [kentron 2570] prick, goad.
PRIDE (be lifted up with), in Mr. 7. 22 [huper-ephauia
4751] superciliousness.
in I -To. 2. 16 [alazoneia 188] bragging.
in I Ti. 3. 6 [tuphoomai 4700] to be beclouded or
puffed up.
PRIEST (chief, chief of the, of the high, office, exe
cute the office), in Mt. 8. 4 ; 12. 4, 5, Mr. i. 44 ; 2. 26,
Lu. I. s ; s- 14; 6. 4 ; 10. 31 ; 17. 14, Jo. i. ig, Ac. 4. i
5. 24 ; 6. 7 ; 14- i3i He. 5- 6 ; 7- ^j 3j "j i5> i7» 21 1, 23 .
8. 4( ; 9. 6 ; 10. 11, 21, Re. i. 6 ; 5. 10 ; 20. 6 [hiereus
2262 [priest.
in Mt. 2. 4 ; 16. 21 ; 20. 18 ; 21. 15, 23, 45 ; 26. 3, 14,
4-7j 59 i 27, I, 3, 6, 12, 20, 41, 62 ; 28. IT, Mr. 8. 31 ; 10.
33 ; II. 18, 2.7; 14. I, 10, 43, S3, 5S ; IS- I, 3' 10. ii> 3^)
Lu.g. 22 ; TO. 47 ; 20. i, ig; 22. 2, 4, 52, 66; 23. 4, 10, 13,
23; 24.20, Jo. 7. 32, 45; IT. 47, 57; 12. 10; t8. 3, 35 ;
19. 6, IS, 21, Ac. 4. 23 ; 3. 24; g. 14, 21 ; ig. 14 ; 22. 30.
23. 14 ; 25. 15 ; 26. 10, la [arch-iereus 6g8] chief priest.
in Ac. 4. 6 [arch-ieratikos 697] belonging to the chief
priest. in Lu. I. 8 [hierateuo 2261] to act as a priest.
in Lu. I. g [hierateia 2250] priesthood, priestly office.
{See also High priest).
PRIESTHOOD (office of the), in He. 7. 11, 12, 14, 24
[hierosuue 2270] priesthood, priestly state. [body.
in I Pe. 2. 5, 9 [hierateuma 2260] priesthood, priestly
in He. 7. 5 [hierateia 22sg] priesthood, priestly office.
PRINCE, in Mt. 9. 34 ; 12. 24 ; 20. 25, Mr. 3. 22, Jo.
12. 31 ; 14. 30; 16. II, I Co. 2. 6, 8, Ep. 2. 2, Re. 1.5
[archon 705] chief.
in Ac. 3. 15 ; 5. 31 [arch-egos 696] chief leader.
in Mt. 2. 6 [hegemon 2116] one going before, leader.
PRINCIPAL, in Ac. 25. 23 [kaf ex-ochen 1744] emi
nent. PRINCIPALITY, in Ro. 8. 38, Ep. i. 21 ; 3. 10; 6. 12,
Col. I. 16 ; 2. 10, 15, Tit. 3. 1 [arche 695] pilncipality,
chiefdom. PRINCIPLE, in He. 5. 12 [stoicheion 4286] step.
in He. 6. i [arche 695] beginning.
PRINT, in Jo. 20. 25 1 [tupos 4695] type, impress.
PRISON (cast into, put in), in Mt. 5. 25 ; 14. 3, 10 ;
18. 30; 25. 36, 39, 43, 44, Mr. 6. 17, 28, Lu. 3. 20; 12.
58 ; 21. 12 ; 22. 33 ; 23. 19, 25, Jo. 3. 24, Ac. 5. ig, 22,
25 ; 8. 3 ; 12. 4, s, 6, 17 ; 16. 23, 24, 27, 37, 40 ; 22. 4 ; 26.
10, 2 Co. II. 23, I Pe. 3. ig, Re. 2. 10 ; 20. 7 [phulake
4927] guard, ward, watch, prison.
in Mt. II. 2, Ac. 5. 21, 23 ; 16. 26 [desmoterion 1087]
place of bonds. [up or over.
in Mt. 4. 12, Mr. i. 14 [para-didomi 3473] to be given
in Ac. 5. 18 [teresis 4615] a keep, ward.
in Ac. 12. 7 [oikema 3212] house. {See also Keeper).
PRISONER. (See aiso Fellow).
in Mt. 27. IS) x6) Mr. 15. 6, Ac. 16. 25, 27; 23. 18; 25.
27 ; 28. 16, 17, Ep. 3. I ; 4. I, 2 Ti. i. 8, Phm. 9 [desmios
1084] one in bonds.
in Ac, 27. I, 42 [desmotes 1088] one in bonds.
PRIVATE, iu 2 Pe. i. 20 [idios 2255] of one's own or
of its own.
PRIVATELY, in Mt. 24. 3, Mr. 6. 32; 9. 28; 13. 3, Lu.

g. 10; TO. 23, Ac. 23. 19, Ga. 2, 2 [kat idian 2255] by one
self. [16. 37 [lathra 2764] privily.
PRIVILY (bring in, come in), in Mt. i. ig ; 2. 7, Ac,
in Ga. 2. 4 [par-eis-erchomai 3536] to come in sideways.
in 2 Pe. 2. I [par-eis-ago 3533] to lead in sideways.
PRIVY (be), in Ac. 5. 2 [sun-eidon 4438] to know
with, be cognisant.
PRIZE, in I Co. 9. 24, Ph. 3. 14 [brabeion g28] prize
(awarded by an arbitrator).
PROCEED (forth, fui'ther), in Mt. 4. 4 ; 15. 18, Mr. 7.
21, Lu. 4. 22, Jo. 15. 26, Ep. 4. 2g, Re. 4. 5 ; n. 5; 19.
21 ; 22. I [ek-poreuomai 1502] to pass out.
in Mt. 15. 19, Jo. 8. 42, Ja. 3. 10 [ex-erchomai 1722] to
come out.
in Ac. 12. 3 [pros-tithemi 3977] to put unto, add to.
in 2 Ti. 3. g [pro-kopto 3900] to cut or strike forward.
PROCLAIM, in Lu. 12. 3, Re. s- 2 [kerusso 2596] tu
herald, act as a herald.
PROFANE PERSON, in i Ti. i. 9 ; 4, 7 ; 6. 20, 2 Ti. 2.
16, He. 12. 16 [bebelos 879] profane.
in Mt. 12. 5, Ac. 24. 6 [bebeloo 880] to profane.
PROFESS (-ed), in Mt. 7. 23, i Ti. 6. 12, Tit. i. 16
[homo-logeo 3278] to say the same thing. [thing.
in 2 Co. g. 13 [homo-logia 327g] saying the same
in I Ti. 2. 10 ; 6. 21 [ep-aggellomai 1754] to announce
in Ro. I. 22 [phasko 4841] to affirm. [self besides.
PROFESSION, in I Ti. 6. 12, He. 3. i ; 4. 14 ; 10. 23
[homo-logia 327g] saying the same thing.
PROFIT, iu I Co. 7. 35 ; 10. 33, He. 12. 10 [sum-phero
4393] to bear together.
m Ro. 3. I [opheleia 5098] profit.
in 2 Tl. 2. 14 [ckresimos 5018] usefulness.
PROFIT (withal, be -ed), in Mt. 15. 5 ; 16. 26, Mr. 7.
IT ; 8. 36, Jo. 6. 63, Ro. 2. 25, I Co. 13. 3; 14. 6, Ga. 5. 2,
He. 4. 2 ; 13. 9 [opheleo sogg] to profit.
in I Ti. 4. 8 [eimi ophelimos 5100] to be profitable.
in I Co. 12. 7 [sum-phero 4393] to bear together.
in Ga. i. 14 [pro-kopto 3900] to cut or strike forward.
in Ja. 2. 14, 16 [ophelos 3399] profitable.
PROFITABLE (be), in Mt. 5. 29, 30, Ac. 20. 20 [sum-
phero 4393] to bear together.
in 2 Ti. 3. 16. Tit. 3. 8 [ophelimos 5100] profitable.
in 2 Ti. 4. II, Phm. 11 [eu-chrestos 2064], very useful.
PROFITING, in i Ti. 4. 15 [pro-kope 3899] a cutting
or striking forward.
PROMISE (is made, make), in Lu. 34. 49, Ac. i. 4 ;
2. 33. 39 ; 7- 17 ; 13-' 23) 32 ; 23. 21 ; 26. 6, Ro. 4. 13, 14,
16, 20 ; g. 4, 8, 9 ; 15. 8, 2 Co. i. 20 ; 7. i, Ga. 3. 14, 16,
17, 18 t, zz, 22, 29 ; 4. 23, 28, Ep. 1. 13 ; 2. 12 ; 3. 6 ; 6. 2,
T Ti. 4. 8, 2 Ti. I. I, He. 4. i ; 6. 12, 15, 17 ; 7. 6 ; 8. 6";
g. 15 ; TO. 36 ; II. 9 t, 13, 17, 33, 39, 2 Pe. 3. 4, 9, t Jo. 2.
25 [ep-aggelia 1753] announcement, messj^e.
in Ga. 3. 19, He. 6. 13 [ep-aggellomai 1754] to announce.
in 2 Pe. I. 4:3, 13 [ep-aggehna 1755] announcement,
message. PROMISE (afore, -ed to), in Mr. 14. n, Ac. 7. s,Eo.
4. 21, Tit. I. 2, He. 10. 23 ; ii. 11 ; 12. 26, Ja. i. 12 ; 2. 5,
2 Pe. 2. ig, I Jo. 2. 2S [ep-aggellomai 1754] to announce
self besides.
iu Mt. 14. 7 [homo-logeo 3278] to say the same thing.
in Lu. 22. 6 [ex-omo-logeomai 1734] to say out the
same thing. [forehand.
in Ro. I. 2 [pro-ep-aggellomai 3879] to announce be-
PROOF (infaUible, make full), in 2 Co. 2. 9 ; 13. 3,
Ph. 2. 22 [dokime 1272] approval, proof.
in 2 Co. 8. 24 [en-deixis 1615] inward showing.
in 2 Ti. 4. K [plero-phoreo 3741] to bear fully on.
PROPER (one's), in Ac. i. 19, i Co. 7. 7 [idios 2255]
one's own, its own.
in He. n. 23 [asteios 733] of the town, comely.
PROPHECY (of, the gift of), in Mt. 13. 14, Ro. 12. 6,
I Co. i&. 10 ; 13. 2, 8, I Ti. I. 18 ; 4. 14, 2 Pe. i. 20, 21,
Re. I. 3; II. 6; ig. 10; 22. 7, 10, 18, 19 [pro-pheteia
4001] prophecy.
in 2 Pe. I. IQ [pro-phetikos 4004] prophetic.
PROPHESY^ in Mt. 7. 22 ; n. 13 ; 15. 7 ; 26. 68, Mr. 7.
6 ; 14. 65, Lu. I. 67 ; 22. 64, Jo. 11. 51, Ac. 27 17, 18 ; 19.
6; 2i.g, I Co. II. ^s; 13- q; 14- i, 3. 4, S«, 6, 24. 3I) 39i
I Pe. I. TO, Ju. 14, Re. 10. II ; IT. 3 [pro-pheteuo 4002] to
prophesy, speak before (an audience or the time).
PROPHESYING, in i Co. 14. 6, 22, 1 Th. 5. 20 [pro-
pheteia 4001] prophecy, prophesying.
PROPHET (false, of the), in Mt. i. 22 ; 2. 5, 13, 17,
23 ; 3- 3 ; 4* 14 ; S* 12, 17 ; 7. 12 ; a. 17 ; 10. 41 th ; II.

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9 t, 13 ; 12. 17, 39 ; 13. 17, 35, S7 ', t-4- 5', i6- 4. ^4 ; 21- 4:
IT, 26, 46 ; 22. 40 ; 23. 29, 30, 31, 34, 37 ; 24. 15 ; 26. 56;
27- 9> 3Sj M!r. I. 2 ; 6. 4, 15C ; 8. 28 ; 11. 32 ; 13. 14, Lu. i.
7O) 76 j 3* 4 ; 4* i7j 24) 27 ; 6. 23 ; 7. 16, 26 t, 28, 39 ; 9.
8, 19 ; 10. 24 ; IT. 29, 47, 49, so ; 13. 28, 33, 34 ; 16. 16, 29,
31 ; t8. 31 ; 20. 6 ; 24. ig, 25, 27, 44, Jo. i. 21, 23, 25, 45 ;
4- I9» 44 ; 6- 14) 4S ; 7- 4o, 52 J 8. 52, 53 ; g. 17'; 12. 38,
Ac. 2. 16, 30; 3. 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 ; 7. 37, 42, 48, 52 ;
8. 28, 30, 34 ; 10. 43 ; II. 27 ; 13. i, 15, 20, 27, 40 ; 15. is,
32 ; 21. 10 ; 24. 14 ; 26. 22, 27 ; 28. 23, 25, Ro. i. 2:3.
21 ; II. 3, 1 Co. 12, 28, 2g ; 14. 2g, 32 1, 37 ; Ep, 2. 20 ; 3.
5 ; 4. II, I Ti, 2. IS, Tit. I. 12, He. i. i ; n, 32, Ja. 5. 10,
I Pe. I. 10, 2 Pe. 2. 16 ; 3. 2, Re. 10. 7; n. 10, 18 ; 16.
6 ; 18. 20, 24 ; 22. 6, g [pro-phetes 4003] prophet.
in Mt. 7, 15 ; 24. 11, 24, Mr. 13. 22, Lu. 6. 26, Ac. 13.
6, 2 Pe. 2. I, I Jo. 4. X, Re. i6. 13 ; 19. 20 ; 20. lofpseudo-
pro-phetes 5055] false or lying prophet.
in Ro. 16. 26 [pro-phetikos 4004] prophetic.
PROPHETESS, in Lu. 2. 36, Re. 2. 20 [prophetis 4005]
prophetess. PROPITIATION, iu Ro. 3. 25 [hilasterion 2280] place
of propitiation.
iu I Jo. 2. 2 [hilasmos 2279] propitiation,
PROPORTION, iu Ro. 12. 6 [ana-logia 329] analogy,
. proportion, equality. [pros-elutos 3944] proselyte.
. PROSELYTE, in Mt. 23. 15, Ac. 2. 10; 6. 5 ; 13. 43
Prosper, in i Co. i6. 2, 3 Jo. 2 « [eu-odoomai 2030]
to have a good jom*ney.
PROSPEROUS. (See Journey).
PROTEST by, in i Co. 15. 31 [ne 3123] yea.
PROUD (be), in Lu. i. 51, Ro. i. 30, 2 Ti. 3. 2, Ja. 4.
6 [huper-ephanos 4752] supercilious. [up.
in I Ti. 6. 4 [tuphoo 4700] to be beclouded or puffed
PROVE (before), in Lu. 14. ig, Ro. 12. 2, 2 Co, 8. 8,
22 ; 13. 5, Ga. 6. 4, Bp. 5. 10, i Th. s- 21, i Ti. 3. 10, He.
3. g [dokimazo i27o]_to prove.
in Jo. 6. 6 [peirazo 3594] to try, make trial, [gether.
t in Ac. 9. 22 [sum-bibazo 4362] to cause to go up to-
in Ac. 24. 13 [par-istemi 3550] to set alongside.
in Ac. 25. 7 [apo-deiknumi 548] to shew off or fully.
iu Re. 3. 0 [pro-aitiaomai 3854] to charge beforehand.
PROVERB, in Jo. 16. 25 1, zg, a Pe. 2. 22 [par-oimia
35.55] proverb, wayside saying.
in Lu. 4. 23 [para-bole 3463] parable.
PROVIDE (for), in Mt. 10. g [ktaomai 2726] to acquire.
iu Lu. 12. 20 [hetoimazo igSs] to make ready.
in Lu. 12. 33 [poieo 3766] to do, make.
in Ac. 23. 24 [par-istemi 3550] to set alongside.
inRo. 12. 17, 2 Co. 8. 21, i Ti. 5. 8 [pro-noeo 3908] to
see to beforehand.
in He. 11. 40 [pro-blepomai 3864] to see beforehand.
PROVIDENCE, in Ac. 24. 2 [pro-noia 390^] foresight.
PROVINCE, in Ac. 23. 34 ; 25. i [ep-archia 1778] pre
fecture, principality. [sight.
PROVISION for, in Ro. 13. 14 [pro-noia 3909] fore-
PROVOCATION, in He. 3. 8, 15 [para-pikrasmos 2507!
excessive bitterness.
PROVOKE (to anger^ emulation, jealousy, speak,
wrath, unto, be easily), in Ro, to. ig ; 11. 11, 14^ i Co.
10. 22 [para-zeloo 3476] to make very zealous. [hand.
in Lu. II. S3 [apo-stomatizo 615] to cause to speak off-
in I Co. 13. 5 [par-oxunomai 3560] to be made very
sliarp. [strive.
in 2 Co. 9. 2, Col.' 3. 21 [erethizo 1939] to cause to
in Ga. 5. 26 [pro-kaleomai 3894] to caJi self before or
forth. in Ep. 6. 4 [par-orgizo 3562] to make very angry.
in He. 3. 16 [-para-pikraino 3506] to make very bitter.
in He. to. 24 [par-oxusmos 3561] a pai'oxysm, sharpen
ing. PRUDENCE, in Ep. i. 8 [phronesis 4gig] mindfulness.
PRL'DENT, in Mt. 11. 25, Ac. 13. 7, i Co. i. 19 [san-
etos 4453] understanding one.
PSALM (sing), in Lu. 20. 42 ; 24. 44, Ac. i. 20 ; 13. 33,

I Co. 14. 26, Ep. 5. ig, Col. 3. 16 [psalmos 5045J psa]
in .Ta. 5. 13 [psallo 5044] to sing psalms.
PUBLICAN (chief among the), in Mt. 5. 46, 47 ; 9. 10,

in .Ta. 5. 13 [psallo 5044] to sing psalms.
PUBLICAN (chief among the), in Mt. 5. 46, 47 ; 9. i.
JI ; 10. 3 ; II. 19 ; 18. 17 ; 21. 31, 32, Mr. 2. 15, 16, Lu. 3.

12 ; 5. 27, 2g, 30; 7. 29, 34 ; 15. I ; 18. xo, n, 13 [telones
4588] tax-gatherer.
in Lu. 19. 2-[archi-tel6iles 702] chief tax-gatherer
PUBLIC. (5ee Example).
PUBLICLY, iu Ac. 18. 28 ; 20. ao [demosios 1103]
publicly, popularly.

PUBLISH (be -ed), in Mr. i. 45 ; 5. 20 ; 7. 36 ; 13. 10,
Lu. 8. 39 [kerusso 2596] to herald, act as a herald.
in Ac. 10. 37 [ginomai 993] to come to pass. [out.
In Ao. 13. 49 [dia-pheromai 1195] to be borne through-
PUFF tfp (be -ed up), in i Co. 4. 6, 18, 19 ; 5. 2 ; 8. i ;
13. 4, Col. 2. 18 [phusioomai 4937] to be puffed up.
PULL_(down, in pieces, out), in Mt. 7. 4, Lu. 6. 42
[ek-ballo 1436I to cast out.
in Lu. 12. 18 [kath-aireo 2316] to take down.
in Lu. 14. s [ana-spao 359] to draw up.
in Ac, 23. 10 [dia-spaomai 1174] to be drawn asunder.
in Ju. 23 [harpazo 678] to snatch. [taking down.
PULLIl^G DOWN, in 2 Co. 10. 4 [kath-airesis 2315] a
PUNISH (be -ed), in Ac. 4. 21, 2 Pe. 2. 9 [kolazo 2654]
to restrain, punish.
iu Ac. 22. 5 ; 26. II [timoreo 4623] to punish.
in 2 Th. I. Q [tio diken i23g] to pay justice.
PUNISHMENT, in Mt. 25. 46 [kolasis 2656] restraint.
in 2 Co. 2. 6 [epi-timia 1904] overawing.
in He. 10. 29 [timoria ^624] punishment,
in I Pe. 2. 14 [ek-dikesis 1449] full justice.
PURCHASE (-ed possession), in Ac. i. 18 ; 8. 20 [kta
omai 2726] to acquire.
in Ac. 20. 28, I Ti. 3. 13 [peri-poieomai 3658] to make
all around, acquire for oneself. [for oneself.
in Ep. I. 14 [peri-poiesis 3659] a. making all around
PURE, in Mt. 5. 8, Ac. 20- 26, Ro. 14. 20, i Ti. i. s ; 3.
g, 2 Ti. T. 3 ; 2. 22, Tit. i. 15 (, He. 10. 22, Ja. i. 27, i Pe.
I. 22, Re. 15. 6 ; 21. i8^ 2t ; 22. i [katharos 2323
clean. in Ph. 4. 8, I Ti. 5. 22,_ Ja. 3. 17, i Jo. 3. 3 [hagnos 45]
in 2 Pe. 3. I [eili-krines 1395] sincere. [pure.
PURENESS, in 2 Co. 6. 6 [hagnotes 46] purity.
PURGE (out, thoroughly), in Mr. 7. 19, He. 9. 14, 22
[katharizo 2320] to make clean, cleanse.
in Mt. 3. 12, Lu. 3. 17 [dia-katharizo 1130] to make
thoroughly clean. [cleanse,
in .To. 15. 2, He. 10. 2 [kath-airo 2370] to take down,
in I Co. 5. 7, 2 Ti. 2. 21 [ek-kath-airo 1463] to take
thoroughly down, cleanse out, . [ing.
in He. i. 3, 2 Pe. i. g [poieo kath-arismon 2321] cleans-
PURIFICATION, in Lu. 2. 22. [kath-arismos 2321]
cleansing. in Ac. 21. 26 [hagnismos 41] purification.
PURIFY, in Jo. n. 35, Ac^ 21. 24, 26 ; 24. 18, Ja. 4. 8,
I Pe. I. 22, I Jo. 3. 3 [hagnizo 4o]"to purify.
in Ac. 15. 9, Tit. 2. 14, He. .9. 23 [kath-arizo 2320] to
make clean, cleanse. " [cleansing,
PURIFYING, in Jo. 2. 6 ; 3. 25 [kath-arismos 2321]
in He. g. 13 [kath-arotes 2324] cleansing.
PURITY, in i Ti. 4. 12 ; 5. 2 [hagneia 39] purity.
i PURLOIN, in Tit. 2. 10 [nosphizomai 3158] to purloin,
keep back or apart.
PURPLE (seller of), in Mr. 15. 17, 20^ Lu. 16. ig. Re.
17. 4; 18. 12 [porphura 3810] purple.
in Jo. ig. 2, 5, Re. 18. 16 [porphureos 3811] of purple.
in Ac. 16. 14 [porphuro-polis 3812] a seller of purple.
PURPOSE (for this same, to what)» in Ac. it. 23 ; 27.
13, Ro. 8. 28; 9. II, Ep. I.- IT ; 3. II, 2 Ti. i. g ; 3. 10
[pro-thesis 3886] a setting forth, purpose.
in Ac. 26. 16, Ro. 9. 17, Col. 4. 8, i Jo. 3. 8 [eis 1409]
with a view to.
in Ac. 27. 43 [boulema 924] counsel.
PURPOSE, in Ro. i. 13, Ep. i. 9 [pro-tithemi 3995] to
put or place before.
in Ac, 19. 21 [tithemi 4616] to put, place, set.
in Ac. 20. 3 [egeneto gnome 1003] there came a decision.
in 2 Co. I. 17 [bouleuomai 921] to take counsel.
in 2 Co. 9. 7 [pro-aireomai 3853] to take up before.
in Ep. 3. II [poieo 3766] to do, make.
PURSE, in Mt. 10. 9, Mr. 6. 8 [zone 2107] girdle.
in Lu. 10. 4 ; 22. 35, 36 [balantion 841] purse,
PUT (about, asunder, away, down, forth, forward,
from, in, off, must put off, on, out, out of, therein, to,
under, unto, up, up against, upon, must be put, that is
not put under).
in Mt. 5. 15 ; 12. 18 ; 14. 3, Mr. 4. 21; to. t6, Lu. 8.
16 ; II. 33, Jo. 19. ig, Ac. I. 714. 3; s- 18, 25 ; 12. 4,
Ro,. 14. 13, I Co. 15. 25, 2 Co. 3. 13, I Ti. I. 12, Re. 11. 9
[tithemi 4616] to put, piace, set.
in Mt. ig. 13 ; 21. 7 ; 27. 29, Mr. 7. 32 ; 8. 23, 25, Jo.
9. 15 ; 19. 2, Ac. g. 12, 17 ; 15. 10 [epi-tithemi 1903] to
put on or upon. [to put around.
in Mt. 27. 28, 48, Mr. 15. 17, 36 [peri-tithemi 366g]

84

dictionary of bible WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Ep, 4, 22, 25, Col, 3. 8 [apo-tithemi 621] to put away
or off,
in 2 Pe. I, 14 [apo-thesis 359] a putting away or ofl,
in He, g, 26 [a-thetesis 100] a putting aside,
in Mt, 13, 24, 31 [para-tithemi 3321] to put alongside,
in Mt, 6, 25 ; 27, 31, Mr, 6, 9 ; 13, 20, Lu, 12, 22 ; 13,
22, Eo, 13, 12, 14, I Co. 13, 33 1, 34 1, Ga, 3, 27, Bp, 4, 24 ;
6, IT, Col, 3, TO, 12, I Th, 3, 8. [en-duomai 1629] to go
into, put on, [away,
in Col. 3, 9 [ap-ek-duomai 321] to go out from, put
in Mt, g, 17 1 ; 23, 27 ; 27, 6, Mr, 2, 22 ; 7, 33, Lu, 3,
37, Jo, 3, 7 ; T2, 6; 13, 2 ; 18, 11 ; 20, 25, Ja, 3, 3, Re, 2.
24 [ballo 842] to cast, [ek-ballo 1436] to cast out,
in Mt, 9, 35, Mr, 5, 40, Lu, 8, 54, Jo, to, 4, Ac, g, 40
in Mr, 2, 22, Lu, 5, 38 [eimi bleteos 906] to be cast, put,
in Mt, 9, 16, Lu, 5, 36 ; 9, 62 -[epi-ballo 1804] to cast
on or upon,
in Jo, ig, ? [peri-ballo 3626] to cast around,
in Ac, ig, 33 [pro-ballo 3859] to cast forward,
in Mt, I, 19,; 3. 31, 32 ; ig. 3, 7, 8, g t, Mr, 10, 2, 4, 11,
12, Lu, 16, 18 t [apo-luo 302] to loose away.
iu I Co, 15, 27 th, 28, He. 2. 8, Ep. i, 22 [hupo-tasso
4804] to arrange under, [didomi 1212] to give,
in Lu. 13. 22, 2 Co, 8. 16, He, 8, 10; 10, t6, Ee, 17, it
in Jo, 16. 2, Ac, 5, 34 [poieo 3766] to do, make,
in Mt, 8, 3, Mr, i, 41, Lu, 5, 13 [ek-teino 1509] to
stretch out, extend.
inMt. ig, 6, Mr, to. g [chorizo 3040] to put apart,
in Mt, 24, 32, Mr, 13, 28 [ek-phuo 1526] to sprout
forth, in Mt, 26, 33 [apo-etrepho 616] to turn away or back,
in Mr, 4, 29 [apo-stello 611] to send away,
in Lu. I. 32 [kath-aireo 23T6]J;oiaIfe down,
in Lu, 14, 7 [lego 2788] to lay out,
in Lu, 16, 4 [meth-istgmi 2922] to set over or away,
in Jo, 19, 29 [pros-phero 3982], to bear toward,
in Ac, 7, 33 [luo 2834] to loose,
in Ac, 13, 46 [apo-theomai 642] to thrust away,
in Ac. 27, 6 [em-bibaz6.i37i] to cause to gcuup into,
in Eo, 13, 15 [ep-ana-mimnesko 1770] to remind
in I Co, 3, 13 [ex-airo 1698] to take out, [besides, .
inji Co, 7, II, 12. [aph-iemi 807] to send away,
in I Co, 13, IT ; 13, 24 [kat-argeo 24B1] to make
thoroughly idle or useless,
iu Ep, 4, 31 [airo 121] to take up or away,
in I Ti, I, 19 [apo-theo 642] to thrust away,
in He. 2, 8 [an-upo-taktos 473] unsubjecled, not put
under, disorderly, unruly.
(See also Account, death, difference, fear, fill, mind,
must, remembrance, shame, silence, subjection,
synagogue, trust),
PUTTING .(away, ofl, on), in Col, », it [ap-ek-dusis
322] a going or putting out of,
, in I Pe, 3, 3 [eu-dusis 1628] a going into or putting on,
in I Pe, 3, 21 [apo-thesis 559] a putting away,
, in 2 Ti, I, 6 [epi-theais 1829] .a putting oil.

QUAKE, in Mt, 27, 51 [selomal 4142] to be stirred or
in He, 12, 21 [en-tromos 1681] in trembling, [shaken,
QUAEEEL (have a..,agaiust)j in Mr, 6, 19 [en-echo
1645] to hold in,
in Col. 3, 13 [momphe 3063] fault-finding,
QUAETEE (the same, from every), in Mr, i, 43
[pantacho-then 3448] fr«m everywhere,
in Ac, 16, 3 ; 28, 7 [topos 4643] place,
in Ee, 20, 8 [gonia 1031] corner, [of four,
QUATEENION, in Ac, 12, 4 [tetradion 4600] a party
QUEEN, in Mt, 12, 42, Lu, 11. 31, Ac, 8, 27, Ee, 18, 7
[basilissa 865] queen,
QUENCH (ed, that never shaU be), in Mt, 12, 20, Mr,
g, 44, 46, 48, Bp, 6, 16, 1 Th, 5, 19, He, 11, 34 [sbennumi
4132] to quench, [able,
m Mr, Q, 43, 45 [a-sbestos 7og] unquenched, unquench-
QUESTION (with), in Jo, 3, 23, Ac, 25, 20, i Ti, i, 4 ;
6, 4, 2 Ti, 2, 23, Tit, 3, 9 [zetesis 2ogg] seeking, inquiry,
in Ac, 13, 2 ; 18, 13 ; 23, 2g ; 25. ig ; 26, 3 [zetema
2038] seeking, inquiry,
in Mr, II, 29 [logos 2833] word, thing, matter,
in Ao, 19, 40 [eg-kaleomai 1346] to be caHed in.
In Ac, 23, 6 J 24, 21 [krinomai 2714] to be judged,
(See also Ask).

QUESTION, in Mr, i, 27 ; 8, 11 ; g, 10, 14, t6 [su-zeteo
4342] to seek with or together, discuss.
in Lu, 23, 9 [fiji-erotao 1798] to question besides,
QUICK, in Ac, jo, 42, 2 Ti, 4, i. He, 4, 12, i Pe, 4, 3
[zao 2083] to live, be gjive,
QUICKEN (together with), in Jo, 3, 21 f ; 6, 63, Eo,
4, 17 ; 8, II, 3. Cp, 13, 36,, 43, I Ti, 6, 13, I Pe, 3, t8 [zoo-
poieo 2iit] to makeiillve, [with,
in Ep, 2. 3, Col, 2, 13 [§u-zoo-poieo 4346] to make alive
QUICKLY, in Mt, 3, 25 ; 28, 7, 8, Mr, 16, 8, Jo, tt. 29,
Ee. 2, 5, 16 ; 3. II ; 11,' 14 ; 22, 7, 12, 20 [tachu 4567]
quickly, in Lu, 14, 2j ; 16, 6 [tacheos 4363] quickly,
in Jo, 13, 27 [tachion 4565] quickly,
in Ac, 12, 7 [en tachei 4366] with quickness,
QUICKSAiroS, in Ac, .27, 17 [surtis 44go] quicksands,
sandbank, [put down, appeased,
QUIET (be), in Ac, 19, 36 [kata-stellomai 2493] to be
in I Th, 4, TI [hesuchazo 2142] to be or keep quiet,
in I Ti, 2, 2 [eremos 2141] peaceful,
in I Pe, 3, 4 [hesuchios 2144] quiet,
QUIETNESS, in Ac, 24, 2 [eirenS 1404] peace,
in 2 Th, 3, 12 [hesuchia 2143] quietness,
QUIT selves as men (to), in i Co, t6, 13 [andrizomai
380] to act as a man, manly.

EABBI, in Mt. 23. 7, 8, Jo, i, 38, 49 ; 3. 2, 26 ; 6. 25
[rabbi 4063] rabbi, '
EABBONI, in Jo, .20, 16 [rabboni 4064] rabboni,
EACAj in Mt, 5, 22 [raka 4070] raka, empty fellow,
EACB, in i Co, 9, 24 [stadion 4252] stadium, race,
in He, 12, i [agon 64] contest. '
EAGE, in Ac, 4, 23 [phruasso 4924] to rage,
EAGING^ in Lu, 8, 24 [kludon 2637] waving, tossing.
in Ju, 13 [agrios 38] wild^ [to speak injuriously,
EAIL (on), in Mr, 13, 2g, Lu. 23, 39 [blas-phemeo goi]
EAILEE, in i Co, 3, 11 [loidoros 2837] reviler,
EAILING, in i Ti, 6, 4, Ju, g [blas-phemia go2] in
jurious speaking,
in T Pe, 3, 9 [loidoria 2836] reviling,
in 2 Pe, 2, II [blas-phemos 903] injurious speaking,
EAIMENT, in Mt, ii, 8 ; 17, 2 ; 27, 31, Mr, 9, 3, Iu,
7, 25 ; 23, 24, Jo, ig, 24, Ac, iS, 6 ; 22, 20, Ee, 3, 3, 18 ;
4, 4 [himation 2284] clothes, garment,
in Lu, g, 29 [himatismos 2285] clothing,
in Mt, 3, ^; 6, 23, 28; 28, 3, Lu, 12. 23 [en-duma 1625]
clothing, raiment,
in I Ti, 6, 8 [skepasma 4180] covering, shelter,
in Ja, 2, 2 [esthes ig64] dress, apparel,
EAIN (send), inAc, 14, 17; 28. 2, He, 6, j, Ja, 3, 7,
18 Ehuetds 4718] shower.
in Mt, 3, 43 [brecho 037] to rain,
in Mt, 7, 23, 27 [broone 939] rain,
EAIN (to), in Lu, 17, 29, Ja. 5, 17 [brecho 937] to rain,
in Ee, 11, 6 [brecho huetos 937] to rain a shower,
EAINBOW, in Ee, 4. 3 ; 10. i [iris 2295] rainbow,
EAISE (again, to life again, up, up again, up to
gether), in Mt, 3, g ; 10, 8 ; 11, 5 ; 16, 21 ; 17, 23, Lu, j.
6g J 3* 8 ; 7, 22 ; g, 22 ; 20, 37, Jo. 2, ig ; 5, 21 ; 12, i, g,
i7i Ac, 3, 13 ; 4, TO ; 3, 30; 10, 40 ; 12. 7 ; 13, 22, 23, 30,
37 ; 26, 8, Eo, 4, 24, 23 ; 6, 4, 9 ; 7, 4 ; 8, II t ; 10, g, i
Co, 6, 14 ; 13, 15 t, 16, 17, 35, 42, 43 1, 44, 32, 2 Co, I, g;
4, 14*, Ga, I, I, Ep, T, 20, Col, 2, 12, I Th, i, to, 2Ti, 2.
8, He, II, ig,Ja, 3, 13, i Pe, i, 21 [egeiro 1340] to awake,
raise, in Ac, 13, 50 [ep-egeir5 1783] to awake besides,
in Mt, 22, 24, Jo, 6, 3g, 40, 44, 34, Ac, 2, 24, 30, 32"; 3,
22, 26; 7, 37 ; 13, 33, 34 ; 17, 31 [an-istemi 423] to set up,
cause to stand up, [up out of,
in Mr, 12, ig, Lu, 20, 28 [ex-au-istemi 1707] to be set
in He. ii. 33 [ana-stasis 360] upstanding, uprising,
in Eo, 9, 17, I Co, 6, 14 [ex-egeiro 1713] to awake- or
raise out of, [awaked,
in Mt, I, 24 [di-egeiromai 1213] to be thoroughly
in Ep, 2, 6 [sun-egeiro 4435] to awake or raise together,
in Ao, 24, 12 [poieo epl-su-stasin 1895] to make an
upstanding, [squares,
EANKS (in), in Mr, 6, 40 [prasiai prasiai 3836] squares
EANSOM, in Mt, 20, 28, Mr, 10, 43 [lutron 2848] what
looses one, ransom,
in I Ti, 2, 6 [anti-lutron 438] a corresponding ransom.

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85

RASHLY, in Ac. ig. 36 [pro-petes 3915] falling for
ward, precipitate.
RATHER, (than, and, but, had, or, the, yea), in Mt.
ID. 6, 28; 25-. g ; 27. 24, Mr. 5. 26; 15, 11, Lu. 10. 20,
Jo. 3. 19, Ac. 5. 29, Ro. 8. 34; 14. 13, I Co. s- 2 T 6. 7^;
7. 21 ; g. 12 ; 14. 1, s, 2 Co. 2. 7 ; 3. 8 ; 3. 8 ; 12. g, Ga. 4.
9, Ep. 4. 28 ; s. 4, II, Ph. I. 12 ; i Ti. i. 4 ; 6. 2, Phm. 9,
He. II. 25 ; 12. 9, 13, 2 Pe. i. 10 [mallon 2877] more,
in Mt. 18. 8, 9, Lu. 12. 51 [e 2112] or. [rather.
in Lu. II. 28 [men-oun-ge 2942] indeed then-.
in Lu. II. 41 ; 12. 31 [plen 3739] besides.
in I Co. 14. ig [thelo" 2T7g] to wishf will.
in He. 13. ig [perissoteros 3666] more abundantly.
EAVENING, in Lu. 11. 3g [harpage 676} snatching
in Mt. 7, is [harpax 679] snatching. [away.
RAVEN, in Lu. 12. 24 [korax 2680] raven.
REACH (forth unto, hither, unto), in Jo. 20. 27 t
[phero 4847] to bear.
in 2 Co. 10. i3j 14 [eph-ikneomai 2075] to arrive besides.
in Ph. 3. 13 [ep-ek-teinomai 1794] to stretch out on.
in Re. 18. 5 [a-koloutheo 168] to follow with.
READ (-ing), in Mt. 12. 3, 5 ; 19. 4 ; 21. z6, 42 ; 22.
31 ; 24. 15, Mr. 2. 25 ; 12. 10, 26 ; 13. 14, Lu. 4. 16 ; 6. 3 ;
10. 26, Jo. 19. 20, Ac. 8. 28, 30 1, 32 ; 13. 27 ; 15, 21, 31 ;
23. 34, 2 Co. I. 13 ; 3. 2, 15, Ep. 3. 4, Col. 4. z6th, z Th. 5.
27, Re. I. 3 ; 5. 4 [ana-ginosko 286] to know again, read.
in Ac. 13. 15, 2" Co. 3. 14, I Ti. 4. 13 [ana-guosis 292]
knowing again, reading.
READINESS (of mind), inAc. 17. n, 2 Co. 8. 11 [pro-
tliumia 3888] forwardness of miud.
in 2 Co. TO. 6 [hetoimos 1985] ready.
READY (mind, be, make, things made... to hand), in
Mt. 22. 4, 8 ; 22. 44 J 25. IO, tu. 12'. 4b ;' 14. 17 ; 22. 23,
Jo. 7. 6, Ac. 23. 15, 21, 2 Co. 9. s ; 10, 16, Tit. 3. i, i Pe.
I- 5 ; 3- 15 [hetoimos 1985] ready.
in Mt. 26. ig, Mr. 14. 15, t6, Lu. i. 17 ; g. 52 ; 17. 8 ;
22. 12, 13, Ac. 23. 23, Re. ig. 7 [hetoimazo 1983] to make
ready. in Ac. 21. 13, 2 Co. 12. 14, T Pe. 4. 5- [echo hetoimos
1986] to hold self ready. [be about to.
in Lu. 7. 2, Ac. 20. 7, Re. 3. 2 ; 12. 4 [mello 2935] to
in Ac. TO. 10, 2 Co. 9. 2, 3 [para-skeuazo 3516] to pre
pare fully.
iu I Pe. 5. 2 [pro-thumos 3890] forward miudedly,
in Mr. 14, 38, Ro. 1. 15 [pro-thumos 3889] ready minded.
in 2 Co. 8. ig [pro-thumia 3888] forwardness of mind.
in He. 8. 13 [eggus 1339] nigh.
{See also Distribute, offer).
REAP (down), iu Mt. 6. 26 ; 25. 24, 26, lu. 12. 24 ; ig.
21, 22, Jo. 4. 36 i, 37, 38, I Co. 9. II, 2 Co. g. 6t, Ga. 6.- 7,
8 t, g, Ja. s. 4j K,e._ 14. 15 1, 16 [therizo 2ig4] to reap.
in Ja. 5. 4 [amao 243] to mow.
REAPER, in Mt. 13. 30, 3g [theristes 2ig6] reaper.
REAR (up), in Jo. 2. 20 [egeiro 1340] to awake, raise.
REASON (of, hereof, would, byX in Jo. 12. n, Ro. 8.
20, He. 5. 3, 14 ; 7. 23, 2 Pe. 2. 2 [dia ace. 1107] because of.
in Ac. 6. 2 [arestos 657] pleasing.
in 2 Co. 3. 10 [heneka or heneken 1636] for the sake of.
in Re. 8. 13 ; g. 2 ; 18. ig [ek 1427] out of, from.
in Ac. 18. 14, I Pe. 3. 15 [logos 2833] word, reason.
REASON (together, with), in Mt. 16. 7, 8; 2T.2s,Mr.
2. 6, 8t ; 8. 16, 17, Lu. s. 21, 22 ; 20. 14 [dia-logizomai
1 145] to reason or reckon diversely.
in Ac. 17. 2; 18. 4, ig ; 24. 25 [dia-legomai 1141] to
lay out thoroughly, speak diversely.
in Mr. 11. 31 [logizomai 2826] to reason, reckon.
in Mr. 12. 28 [su-zeteo 4342] to seek with or together,
discuss. in Lu. 20. 5 [sul-logizomai 4357] to reason with.
REASONABLE, in Ro. 12. i [logikos 2827] logical,
rational. [speaking or reckoning.
REASONING, in Lu. g. 46 [dia-logismos 1146] diverse
in Ac. 28. 2g [su-zetesis 4343] discussion, joint-seeking.
REBUKE (without), in Ph. 2. 15 [a-mometos 270]
blameless. REBUKE (be -ed), in Mt. 8. 26 ; 16. 22 ; 17. 18 ; 19.
13 ; 20. 31, Mr. I. 25 ; 4. 39 ; 8. 32, 33 ; g. 25 ; 10. 13, Lu.
4- 35. 39> 41 ; 8. 24 ; 9. 42, 55 ; 17. 3 ; 18. 15, 39 ; 19. 39 ;
23. 40, 2 ll. 4. 2, Ju. g [epi-timao 1904] to put awe upon.
in I Ti. 5. 20, Tit. i. 13; 2. 15, He. 12. 5, Ke. 3. ig
[elegcho 1546] to correct.
in I Ti. 5. I [epi-pletto 1863] to smite upon.
in 2 Pe. 2.' 16 [echo elegxin 1543] to have a correction.
RECEIPT. (See Custom).

RECEIVE (again, for, gladly, up, damage, room, be
-ed), in Mt, 7. 8 ; 10. 8, 41 1; 13. 20; 17. 24 ; ig. 29; 20.
7, 9,- Tot, II ; 21. 22, 34 ; 23. 14 ; 25. 16, 18, 20, 22, 24,
Mr. 4. 16 ; 10. 30; II. 24 ; 12. 2, 40 ; 15. 23, Lu. n. 10 ;
ig. 12, 15 ; 20. 47, Jo. I. 12, 16 ; 3. 11, 27, 32, 33 ; 4. 36 ;
5. 34, 41, 43 i, 44; 6. 21; 7. 23, 39; TO. 18; 12. 48; 13.
20/, 30 ; 14. 17 ; 16'. 14, 24 ; 17. 8 ; 18. 3 ; 19. 30 ; 20. 22,
Ac. I. 8 ; 2. 33, 38 ; 3- 5 ; 7- 53 ; 8. 15, 17, 19 ; g. ig ; 10.
43, 47 ; 16. 24 ; 17, IS ; ig. 2 ; 20. 24, 35 ; 26. 10, 18, Ro.
1.5; 4. IT ; 5. II, 17 J 8. T5 t ; 13. 2, I Co. 2. 12 ; 3. 8, 14 ;
4. 7 (A ; 9. 24 ; 14. 5, 2 Co. 11. 4 f, 24, Ga. 3. 2, 14, Col. 4.
10, I Ti. 4. 4, He. 2. 2 ; 7. 5, 8, g ; 9. 15 ; 10. 26 ; 11. 8,
iij i3> 35; Ja. I. 7, 12 ; 3. I ; 4. 3 ; 5. 7, i Pe. 4. 10, 2 Pe.
I. 17, 1 Jo. 2. 27 ; 3. 22 ; 5. 9, 2 Jo. 4, 10, Re. 2. 17, 27 ;
3. 3 ; 4. ri_: 5. 12 ; 14. g, 11 ; 17. i2t; 18. 4; 19, 20 ; 20.
4 [lambano 2771] to take, receive, accept.
in Mr. 7. 4, Jo. i. 11 ; 14. 3, i Co. n. 23 ; 15. i, 3, Ga.
I. 9, 12', Ph. 4. 9, C0I-. 2. 6 ; 4.17, I Th. 5. 13 ; 4. i, 2 Th.
3. 6, He. 12. 28 [para-lambano 3493] to take or receive

27>
583] to

in Lu. 6. 34t ; 15. 27 ; 16. 25.; 18. 3o'; 23. 41, Ro. 1.
Ga. 4. 5, Col. 3. 24, 2 Jo. 8, 3 Jo. 8 [apo-lambano 583;
take or receive from or back.
in Ac. 28. 2, Ro. 14. I, 3 ; 15. 7't, Phm. 12, 17 [pros-
lambano 3962] to take or receive unto.
in Mr. t6. 19, Ac. 10. 16, i Ti. 3. t6 [ana-lambanomai
326] to be taken up. [gradually.
in Ac. I. 9 [hupo-lambano 4783]- to talce behind or
in He. 6. 7 [meta-lambano 2971! to take along with.
in Ph. 4. IS Plepsis 2809] taking, receiving.
in Lu. 9. 51 [ana-lepsifl 327] taking up.
iu Ro. IT. IS [pros-lepsis 3^63] taking unto.
in I Ti. 4. 3 [eis meta-lepsm 2972] for taking over.
in Mt. TO. 14, 40/, 41 ( ; 11. 14; r8. 5*, Mr. 6. 11 ; 9.
37/; 10. IS, Lu. 8. 13 ; g. 5, it, 48/, 53 ; 10. 8,'io ; 16. 4,
g; 18. 17, Jo. 4.4s, Ac. 3. 21; 7.38, sg'; 8. 14; 11. i ; 17.
IT ; 21. 17 ; 22. s ; 28. 21, 1 Co. 2. 14, 2 Co. 6. i ; 7. 15 ; 8.
4; IT. 16, Ga. 4. 14, Ph. 4. 18, Col. 4. TO, I Th. i. 6 ; 2.
13, 2 Th. 2. 10, He. ii.'3rj Ja. i. zt fdechomai 1095] to
receive: in Mr: 4. 20, Ac. 16. 21; 22. 18, t Ti. 5. 19, He. 12. 6
[para-decnoiUai 3471] to receive alongside.
in Lu. 8. 40, Ac. 2. 41 ; 15. 4 ; i3. 37 ;. 28. 30 [apo-dech
omai 552] to ]feoeive from or back.
in Lu. 10. 38 ; 19. 6, Ac. 17. 7, Ja. 2. 25 [hupo-dech-
omai 4773] to receive a little or quietly.
inLu. 15. 2, Ro. 16. 2, Ph. 2. 29 [pros-dechomai 3931]
to receive unto. [up or anew.
in Ac. 28. 7, He, 11. 17 [ana-dechomai 2g6] to receive
in 3 Jo. g, TO [epi-dechomai zBt<^ to receive besides.
in 2 Co, 6. 17 [eis-dechomai 1413] to receive in or iuto.
in Mt. 25. i7,. 2 Co. 5. 10, Ep. 6. 8, Col. 3. 25, He. lo.
36; IT, ig, 3g, I Pe; i. g ; 5. 4, 2 Pe. 2. 13 [komizomai
2668] to take up, obfaiu. [have or find space.
inMt, ig. IT, t2, Mr; 2. 2, sCb. 7. 2 [choreo 5039] to
in Lu. 6. 24, Phm. i^ [ap-echo 532] to hold off or away.
in 2 Co. 7. 9 [zemioomai 2096] to lose self, receive
damage, in Re. 13. i6 Ididomi 1212] to give. [tithes).
(See also'i'a.t'heiB, law, mercy, seed, sight, strength,
RECKON, in Lu. 22. 37, Ro. 4. 4, 9, 10; 6. n ; 8. 18
[logizomai 2S26] to feckon.
in Mt. rS. 24 [sun-airo 4411] to take up with.
in Mt. 25. 19 [sun-airo logon 4411] to take up the
reckoning. RECOMMENDED (be), in Ac, 14. 26; 15. 40 [para-
didomi 3473] to be given over.
RECOMPENCE (of reward), in He. 2, 2 ; 10. 35 ; n.
26 [misth-apo-doSia 3034] giving away of hire or wage.
in Lu. 14, 12, Ro. Xz. 9 [ant-apo-doma 439] what is
given away in return. [ing wage or hire.
in Ro. I. 27, 2 Co. 6. 1 3 [anti-misthia 460] a correspond-
RECOMPENSE (again), in Lu. 14. 14, Ro. n. 35, 2 Th.
I. 5, He. 10. 30 [ant-apo-didomi 438] to give away in
retnrii. in p,o. 12. 17 [apo-didomi 555] to give away.
RECONCILE (be -ed), in Ro. 5. zot, z Co. 7. n, 2 Co,
5, 18, ig, 20 [kat-allass6 2452] to change thoroughly.
in Ep. 2. 16, Col. 1. 20, 21 [apo-kat-allatto 569] to change
thoroughly from. [out,
iu Mt, 5. 24 [di-allattoraai 1 144] to change self through-
RECONCILIATION (for, make), in 2 Co. 5. 18, 19
[kat-allage 2451] a thorough change.
in He. 2. 17 [hilaskomai 2278] to make propitiation.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

EECONCILIN&, in Eo, it, 15 [kat-allage 2451] a
thorough change,
EECOED (bear, take to), in Jo, i, 32, 34 ; 8, 13, 14 ;
12, 17 ; ig, 35, Eo, TO, 2, 2 Co, 8, 3, Ga, 4, 15, Col, 4, 13,
I Jo, 3, 7, 3 Jo, 12, Ee, I, 2 [martureo 2889] to bear
witness or testimony,
in Jo, I, ig ; 8, 13, 14 ; ig, 33, i Jo, 3, to, it, 3 Jo, 12,
[marturia 2890] witness, testimony, [bearer,'
in 2 Co, I, 23, Ph, I, 8 [martur 28g3] witness, testimony
in Ac, 20, 26 [martuTomai 2892] to bear witness or
testimony, [to hold well,
EECOVEE (self, sight), in Mr, t6, t8 [echo kalos 2373]
in Lu. 4. 18 [ana-blepsis 280] a looking again or up,
in 2 Ti, 2, 26 [ana-nepho 339] to awake again or up,
EBD(be),inMt, t6, 2, 3 [purrazo 4032] to be or become
fiery or red,
in Ee, 6, 4 ; 12, 3 [purros 4053] fiery, red,
EEDEEM, in Ee, 3, 9 ; 14, 3, 4 [agorazo 51] to buy in
a public market-place, [to buy out of,
in Ga, 3, 13 ; 4. 3, Ep, 5, 16, Col, 4, 3 [ex-agoraz6 1693]
in Lu, 24, 21, Tit, 2, 14, I Te, i, t8 [lutroo 2849] to
loose, redeem,
in Lu. I, 68 [poieo lutrosin 2830] to make a loosing,
EBDEMPTION, in Lu, 21, 28, Eo, 3, 24 ; 8. 23, i Co.
T. 30, Ep. I. 7, 14 ; 4. 30, Col, I, 14, He, g, 13 [apo-
lutrosis 3gi] a loosing away, redemption,
in Lu. 2, 38, He, g, 12 [lutrosis 2830] a loosing,
EBDOUND, in 2 Co. 4, 13 [perisseuo 3664] to be over
and above,
EEED, in Mt, it, 7 ; 12, 20 ; 27, 29, 30, 48, Mr, 15, ig,
36, Lu, 7, 24, Ee, IT, I ; 21, 15,' t6 [kalamos 236g] reed,
pen, [thorough rightening,
EEFOEMATION, in He, 9, to [di-orthosis 1247] a
EEFEAIN (from), in Ac 3, 38 [aph-istemi 812] to
stand off or away,
in I Pe, 3, TO [pauomai 3382] to cease,
EEFEESH (oneself, be -ed), in i Co, t6, 18, 2 Co, 7,
13, Phm, 7, 20 [ana-pauo 343] to cause to rest back.
in 2 Ti, T, 16 [ana-psueho 378] to (cause to) breathe
again or anew, [care or concern,
in Ac, 27, 3 [tugchano epi-meleias 1852] to meet with
in Eo, 13, 32 [sum-aua-pauomai 4419] to be caused to
rest back with, [ing again,
EEEEBSHING, in Ac, 3, ig [ana-psuxis 377] breath-
EEFUSB (be -ed), in Ac, 23, 11, i Ti, 4, 7 ; 5, ii. He,
12, 25 t, Ac, 7, 35, He. II, 24 [par-aiteomai 3481] to ask
self away,
in Ac, 7, 33, He, 11, 24 [arneomai 671] to deny, disown,
in I Ti, 4, 4 [apo-bletos 343] cast away,
EEGAED (have„,to, not), in Mt, 22, 16, Mr, 12, 14
[blepo gos] to look, behold,
in Lu, I, 48 [epi-blepo 1807] to look upon,
in Lu, 18, 2, 4 [en-trepo 1679] to turn in, [mindful,
in Eo, 14, 6/ [phroneo 4917] to (set) the mind, be
in Ph. 2, 30 [para-bouleuomai 3464] to counsel con
trary to,
in He, 8, g [a-meleo 245] to be unconcerned,
EBGENEEATION, in Mt, ig, 28, Tit, 3, 5 [palig-
genesia 3436] regeneration, new birth,
EEGION (beyond, that lieth round about), in Mt, 4,
16, Lu, 3, I, Ac, 8, I ; 13, 4g ; t6, 6 [chora 3038] space,
region, [peri-ohoros 3675] space around,
in Mt, 3, 3, Mr, i, 28 ; 6, 53, Lu, 4, 14 ; 7, 17, Ac, 14, 6
in 2 Co, II, loj Ga, i, 21 [klima. 2630] clime, region,
EEHEAESB, in Ac, 14. 27 [an-aggello 284] to announce
anew, (See also Beginning),
EEIGN, in Lu. 3. i [hegemonia 2115] leadership.
EEIGN (over, with), in Mt. 2, 22, Lu, i, 33 ; ig, 14,
27, Eo. 5, 14, 17 1, 2Tt; 6. 12, Col, 4, 8 « ;. 15. 23, Ee, 5,
TO ; IT, 13, 17 ; 19, 6 ; 20, 4, 6 ; 22, 5 [basileuo 863] to be
or act as kmg, [act as king with,
in I Co, 4, 8, 2 Ti, 2, 12 [sum-basileuo 4361] to be or
in Ee, 17, 18 [echo basileian 860] to have a kingdom,
in Eo, 15, 12 [archo 704] to be flrst or chief,
EEINS, in Ee, 2, 23 [nephros 3119] reins, kidneys,
EBJECT (-ed), in Mt, 21, 42, Mr, 8, 31 ; 12, 10, Lu, g,
22 ; '17, 23 ; 20, 17, He, 12, 17 [apo-dokimazo 357] to
disapprove of,
in He, 6, 8 [a-dokimos 83] disapproved, [put aside,
in Mr, 6, 26 ; 7, 9, Lu,'7. 30, Jo, 12, 48 [a-theteo gg] to
in Ga, 4, 14 [ek-ptu6 1304] to spit out,
in Tit, 3, TO [par-aiteomai 3481] to ask self aside,
EEJOICE (against, greatly, in, with), in Mt, 2, 10 ; 3,
12 ; 18, 13, Lu, I, 14 ; 6. 23 ; 10, 20 f ; 13, 17 ; 15, 5 ; 19,

37, Jo, 3, 29 ; 4. 36 ; 14, 28 ; 16, 20, 22, Ac, 3, 41 ; 8, 39 ;
13, 31, Eo, 12, 12, 13 1, I Co, 7, 30 t; 13, 6, 2 Co, 2, 3 ; 6,
TO ; 7, 7, g, t6, Ph, I, t8 i ; 2, 28 ; 3, I ; 4, 4 1, to. Col, i,
24, I Th, 3, 16, I Pe, 4, 13, 2 Jo, 4, 3 Jo, 3, Ee, n, 10
[chairo 4g32] to rejoice, Joy,
in Lu, I, 38; 13, 6, 9, I Co, 12, 26 ; 13,-6, Ph, z, 17, 18
[sug-chairo 4333] to rejoice with,
in Lu, I, 47 ; 10, 21, Jo, 3, 35 ; 8, 36, Ac, 16, 34, i Pe,
I, 6, B, Ee, 19, 7 [agalliao 13] to be exceeding glad,
in Ac, 2, 26 ; 7, 41, Eo, 13, 10, Ga, 4, 17, Ee, 12, 12 ;
18, 20 (eu-phraino 2057] to make merry,
in Eo, 5,2, Ph, 3,. 3, Ja, ^i, 9 ; 4, 16 [kauchaomal 2557]
to boast self,
in Ja, 2, 13 [kata-kauchaomai 2427] to boast against,
in Ph, 2, 16 [eis-kauchema 2538] for a matter of
boasting, EEJOICING, in 2 Co, i. 14, Ga, 6, 4, Ph, i, 26, He, 3,
6 [kauchema 2558] a matter of boasting,
in I Co, 15, 31, 2 Co, I, 12, I Th, 2, 19, Ja, 4, t6
[kauchesis 2559] boasting,
EELEASE, in Mt, 27, 13, 17, 21, 26, Mr, 13, 6, g, 11,
15, Lu, 23, 16, 17, 18, 20, 25, Jo, 18, 3gt ; 19, TO, 12 [apo-
luo 502] to loose ofl, let away,
EELIEF, iu Ac, it, 29 [dia-konia 1133] ministration,
EELIEVB, in i Ti, 3, 10, 16 1 [ep-arkeo 1777] to
satisfy besides,
EELIGION, in Ac, 26, 3, Ja, i, 26, 27 [threskeia 2223]
religion, worship, (S'.e also Jews),
EELIGIOUS, in Ac, 13, 43 [sebomai 4138] to reverence,
be reverential,
in Ja, I, 26 [threskos 2224] religious,
EEMAIN (over and abov«, things which), in Mt, 11.
23, Lu, 10, 7, Jo, I, 33 ; 9. 41 ; 13, n, 16 ; ig. 31, Ac, 5,
4 ; 27, 41, I Co, 7, IT ; 13,6, 2 Co, 3, it, 14 ; g, g. He, 12.
27, I Jo, 2, 24 ; 3, 9 [meno 2944] to remaiu,
in Lu, I, 22, He, i, 11 [dia-meno 1130] to remain
thoroughly or throughout, [hind.
in He, 4, 6, 9 ; 10, 26 [apo-leipomai 385] to be left be-
in I Th, 4, 13, 17 [peri-leipomai 3647] to be left all
around, iu Ee, 3, 2 [ta loipa 2839] the things left,
in I Co, 7, 29 [to loipon esti 2839I as to the rest it is.
In Mt, 14, 20, Lu, 9, 17, Jo, 6, 12, 13 [perisseuo 3664]
to be over and above,
EEMEMBEE, in Mt, 16, g, Mr, 8, 18, Lu, 17, 32, Jo,
13, 20; 16, 4, 21, Ac, 20, 31, 35, Ga, 2, TO, Ep, 2, IT, Col,
4, t8, I Th, I, 3 ; 2, g, 2 Th, 2, 3, 2 Ti, 2, 8, He, 13, 7,
Ee, 2, 3 ; 3, 3 ; 18, 5 [mnemoneuo 3047] to remember,
in Mt, 3, 23; 26, 73 ; 27, 63, Lu, i, 72 ; 16, 23 ; 23, 42 ;
24, 6, 8, Jo, 2, 17, 22 ; 12, 16, Ac, II. t6, I Co, 11, 2, He,
8, 12 ; TO, 17, Ju. 17 [mnaomai 3032] to be mindful,
in 2 Co, 7, 15 [ana-inimnesko 336] to remind, re
member, in He, 13. 3 [mimneskomai 3032] to be mindful,
in Lu, 22, 61, 3 Jo, 10 [hupo-mimnesko 478g] to
remember at last,
EEMEMBEANCB (again, be had in, bring into, call
to, come in, have in,,, of, put in,,, of), in Lu, 22, ig, i Co,
II, 24, 23, He, 10, 3 [ana-nmesis 337] remembrance
again, in Mr, n, 21, i Co, 4, 17, 2 Ti, i, 6, He, to, 32 [ana-
mimnesko 336] to remind, remember again,
in 2 Ti, I, 3, 2 Pe, i, 13 ; 3, i [hupo-mnesis 4790] a
slight remembrance,
in Jo, 14, 26, 2 Ti, 2, 14, 2 Pe, i, 12, Ju, 3 [hupo mim-
nesko 478g] to remember, remind at last,
in Lu, 1, 34, Ac, 10, 31, Ee, 16, ig [mnaomai 3032] to
be mindful, [brance,
in Ph, I, 3, T Th. 3, 6, 2 Ti, i, 3 [mneia 3043] remem-
in 2 Pe, I, 13 [mneme 3046] remembrance, memory.
in I Ti. 4. 6 [hupo-tithemi 4803] to put or set under,
EEMISSION, in Mt, 26, 28, Mr, i. 4, Lu, i. 77 ; 3. 3 ;
24, 47, Ao, 3, 38 ; TO, 43, He, g, 22 ; to, 18 [aph-esis 802]
a sending away,
j" ^0- 3- 25 [par-esis 3343] a sending along,
EBMIT (-ed), in Jo, 20, 23 1 [aph-iemi 8o7]tosend away,
EEMNANT, in Mt, 22, 6, Ee, ii, 13 ; 12, 17 : ig. 21
[hoi loipoi 283g] the rest, remnant.
in Eo. 9, 27 [kata-leimma 2448] a full remnant,
m Eo, IT, 5 [leimma 2789] remnant,
EEMOVE (into, can), in Mt, 17, 208 [meta-baino
2963] to go over, [up or away,
in Mt, 21, 21, Mr, IT, 23 [airomai 121] to be taken
m Lu, 22, 42 [para-phero 3324] to bear along.

OB A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THB NEW TESTAMENT.

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in Ac, 7, 4 [met-oikizo 2987] to change one's dwelling,
in Ac, 13, 22 [meth-istemi 2g22] to set over, remove,
in I Co, 13, 2 [meth-istano 2g22] to set over, remove,
in Ga, i, 6 [meta-tithemi 2g82] to be put over,
in Ee, 2, 5 [kineo 2605] to move, [over, change,
EEMOVING, in He, 12, 27 [meta-thesis 2067] a putting
EEND (off), in Mt, 27, 51 1, Mr, 13, 38, Lu, 23, 43, Jo,
19, 24 [schizo 4516] to rend,
in Mt, 7, 6 [regnumi 2081] to tear.
In Ac, 16, 22 [perir-regnumi 3660] to tear all around.
in Mt. 26. 63, Mr. 14. 63, Ac. 14. 14 [diar-resso 1170]
to tear thoroughly.
in Mt. g. »6 [sparasso 4223] to convulse.
EENDEE, in Mt, 21, 41 ; 22, 21, Mr. 12, 17, La, 20,
25, Eo, 2, 6 ; 13, 7, I Co, 7, 3, I Th, 3, 15, i Pe, 3, g [apo-
didomi 353] to give away,
iu I Th, 3, 9 [ant-apo-didomi 438] to give away in
retum, [kainoomai 313] to be renewed.
EENEW (be-ed), in 2 Co. 4, 16, Col, 3, 10] ana-
in Ep, 4, 23 [aua-neoomai 338] to be renovated,
in He, 6, 6 [ana-kainizo 312] to renew, [renewing,
EENEWING, in Eo, 12, 2, Tit. 3. 5 [ana-kainosia 314]
EENOtJNCE, in 2 Co. 4. 2 [ap-eipou 517] to say off
from. [rent.
EENT (make a), in Mt. g. 16, Mr. 2. 21 [schisma 4317]
in Lu. 3, 36 [schizd 4316] to make a rent,
EEPAY, in Lu. 10. 33 [apo-didomi 553] to give away.
inEo. 12. T9[ant-apo-didomi438]togiveawayinretui'n,
in Phm, ig [apo-tio 623] to pay away,
EEPENT (oneself, uot to be „,ed of), in Mt, 3, 2 ; 4,
17 ; II, 20, 21 ; 12, 41, Mr, I, 15 ; 6, 12, Lu, to, 13 ; 11,
32 ; 13' 3> 5 ; IS. 7i 10 ; 16, 30 ; 17, 3, 4, Ac, 2, 38 ; 3, 19;
8, 22 ; 17, 30 ; 26, 20, 2 Co, 12, 21, Ee, 2, 3 1, t6, zi t, 22;
3. 3, ig ; 9, 20, 21 ; t6, g, it [meta-noeo 2g76] to have
another mind,
in Mt, 21, 2g, 32 ; 27, 3, 2 Co, 7, 8, He, 7, 21 [meta-
melomai 2g74] to be concerned afterward,
in 2 Co, 7, 10 [a-meta-meletos 251] without concern
afterwards, EEPENTANCE (without), in Mt, 3, 8, 11 ; g, 13, Mr,
I, 4 ; 2, 17, Lu, 3, 3, 8 ; 5, 32 ; 13, 7 ; 24, 47, Ac, 3, 31 ;
II, 18 -, 13, 24 ; 19, 4 ; 20, 21 ; 26, 20, Eo, 2, 4, 2 Co, 7, g,
10, 2 Ti, 2, 23, He, 6, I, 6 : 12, 17, 2 Pe, 3, 9 [metanoia
2977] another mind,
m Eo, II, 29 [a-meta-meletos 231] without concern
afterward, [872] to babble,
EEPETITIONS (use vain), in Mt, 6, 7 [batto-logeo
EEPLY (against). In Eo, 9, 20 [ant-apo-kriuomai 441]
to judge off in opposition,
EEPOET (evil, good, have good, obtain good, of
good, of honest), in Ac, 6, 3 ; 10, 22 ; 22, 12, He, it, 2,
39, 3 Jo, 12 [martureo 2889] to bear witness or testimony.
in I Ti. 3. 7 [marturia 2890] witness or testimony.
in Jo. 12. 38, Eo. TO. 16 [akoe 167] hearing.
in 2 Co. 6. 8 [eu-phemia 2034] good fame.
in Ph. 4. 8 [eu-phemos 2033] of good fame.
in 2 Co. 6. 8 [dus-phemia 1317] hard or bad fame.
EEPOET (be slanderously, well...ed of), in Ao. 4. 23,
1 Co. 14. 23 [ap-aggell6 483] to announce fully, [anew.
in I Pe. 1. T2 [an-aggellomai 284] to be announced
in Ae. 16. 2, i Ti. 3. 10 [martureomai 288g] to be borns
witness to.
in I Co. 5. I [akouomai i6g] to be heard.
in Eo. 3. 8 [blas-pheraeomai goi] to be injuriously
spoken of. (See also Commonly).
EEPEOACH (suffer), in Eo. 13. 3, i Ti. 3. 8, He. 10.
23 ; II. 26; 13.13 [oneidismos 328g] reproach.
in Lu. I. 23 [oneidos 32go] reproach.
in I Ti. 4. TO [oneidizoniai 3288] to be reproached.
in 2 Co. 12. 10 [hubris 4709] insult.
. .in 2 Co. II. 21 [a-timia 761] dishonour.
EEPEOACH (to), in Lu, 6. 22, Eo, 13, 3, i Pe, 4, 14
[oneidizo 3288] to reproach,
in Lu, 11, 43 [hubrizo 470S] to insult,
EEPEOACHFULLY (speak), in i Ti, 5, 14 [loidoria
charin 2836] on account of reviling,
EEPEOBATE, in Eo, i, 28, 2 Co, 13, 5, 6, 7, 2 Ti, 3,
8, Tit, I, 16 [a-dokimo8 83] disapproved,
EEPEOOF, in 2 Ti, 3, 16 [elegchos 1543] correction,
EEPEOVE, in Lu. 3. ig, Jo. 3. 20; 16. 8, Ep. 3. 11 13,
2 Ti. 4. 2 [elegcho 1546] to correct.
EEPUTATlON (be of, had in, hold in, make of no),
iu Ac. J. 34 [timios 4621] honoured, honourable.
iu Ga. 2. 2 dokeo 1269] to think.

in Ph. 2. 7 [kenoo 2569] to empty.
in Ph. 2. 20 [en-timos 1673] in honour. [seech,
EEQUEST (make), in Eo, i, 10 [deomai 1076] to be-
in Ph, I, 4 [deesis io4g] supplication, beseeching,
inPh, 4, 6 [aitema 133] asking, request,
EEQUIEE (be -ed, so), iri Lu, 23, 23, i Co, i, 22
[aiteo 132] to ask,
in Lu, 12, 20 [ap-aiteomai] to be asked away,
in Lu, 23, 24 [aitema 133] asking, request,
in Lu, IT, 30, 31 [ek-zeteomai T45g] to be sought out,
in Lu, 12, 48, 1 Co, 4, 2 [zeteomai2097] to be sought,
in Lu, ig, 23 [prasso 3837] to do, use,
in I Co, 7, 36 [ginomai ggs] to come to pass,
in Lu, 12, 20 [ap-aiteo 490] to askaway or back,
EEQUITE, in i Ti, 5, 4 [apo-didomi amoibas 239] to
give back a return,
EESCUE, in Ac, 23, 27 [ex-aireo 1697] to take out of,
EBSEMBLE, in Lu, 13, t8 [homoioo 3274] to liken, '
EBSEEVE, m Ao, 23, 21, i Pe, i, 4, 2 Pe, 2, 4, g, 17 ;
3. 7, .Tu, 6, 13 [tereo 4614] to keep, watch,
in Eo, II, 4 [kata-leipo 244g] to leave fully.
EBSIDUB, in Mr, t6, 13 [hoi loipoi 2839] *''« rest,
remnant, iu Ac, 13, 17 [kata-loipos 2453] full remnant,
EESIST, in Mt, 3, 39, Lu, 21, 13, Ac, 6, 10, Eo, 9, 19 ;
13, 2 1, 2 Ti, 3, 8, Ja, 4, 7, I Pe, 3, 9 [anth-istemi 409] to
standin opposition to, [opposition to,
in He, 12, 4 [anti-kath-istemi 445] to stand fast in
in Ac, 7, 51 [anti-pipto 463] to fall in opposition to,
in Eo, 13, 2, Ja, 4. 6 ; 3, 6, i Pe, 3, 3 [anti-tassomai
465] to arrange self in opposition to,_
EESOLVED (be), in Lu, 16, 4 [ginosko 994] to know,
EESOET, in Mr, 2, 13, Jo, 10, 41 [erchomai 1960] to
come or go. [together.
iu Jo. 18, 20, Ac, 16, 13 [sun-erchomai 4430] to come
in Mr, 10, i [sum-poreuomai 4389] to go on together,
in Jo, 18, 2 [sun-agomai 4406] to be led together,
EESPECT (have, ,,to, iu, , .of. See also Persons), in
2 Co, 3, 10, Col, 2, 16 [meros 2931] part, portion.
in He. 11. 26 [apo-blepo 542] to look away.
in Ja. 2. 3 [epi-blepo 1807] to look upon.
in Ph. 4. IT [kata ace. 2398] down to, over-against.
EEST (the), in Mt. 27. 49, Lu. 12. 26 ; 24. g, Ac. 2. 37 ;
3. 13 ; 27. 44, Eo. II. 7, I Co. 7. 12 ; it. 34, Ee. 2. 24 ; g,
20 ; 20, 3 [hoi loipoi 2839] the rest,
in I Pe, 4, 2 [ton epi-loipon 1848] the remaining,
EEST (give, take, takingof), iu Ac, 7, 49, He, 3, 11, 18 ; 4,
T) 3, 5, 10, II [kata-pausis 2471] resting down, full rest,
in Mt, II, 29 ; 12, 43, Lu, 11, 24, Ee, 14, n [ana-pausis
344] cessation, rest again, [rest again,
in Mt, II, 28 ; 26. 45, Mr, 14, 41 [ana-pauo 345] to cease,
in He, 4, 8 [kata-pauo 3472] to cause to cease or rest
fully, [loosening,
in 2 Co, 2. 13 ; 7, 5, 2 Th, i, 7 [an-esis 3g8] relaxation,
in Ac, g, 31 [eireue 1404] peace, [a sabbath,
in He, 4, g [sabbatismos 4108] sabbatism, keeping of
in Jo, IT, 13 [koimesis 2643] lying down,
EEST (in, upon), in Mr, 6, 31, i Pe, 4, 14, Ee, 6, 11 ;
14, 13 [ana-pauo 343] to cease, rest again,
in Lu, TO, 6, Eo, 2, 17 [ep-aua-pauomai 1771] to rest
self back upon,
in He, 4, 4 [kata-pauo 2472] to cease fully,
in Ee, 4. 8 [echo ana-pausin 344] to have a cessation
or resting back,
in Lu, 23, 56 [hesuchazo 2142] to be or keep quiet,
in Ac, 2, 26 [kata-skenoo 248g] to settle down,
in 2 Co, 12. g [epi-skenoo 1873] to settle upon,
EESTITUTION, in Ac, 3, 21 [apo-kata-stasis 370] a
setting down again, restoration,
EESTOEE (again), m Mt, 12, 13 ; 17, ii, Mr, 3, 5 ; 8,
23 ; g, 12, Lu, 6, TO, Ac, I, 6, He, 13, ig [apo-kath-istemi
365] to set down again, restore.
in Lu, ig, 8 [apo-didomi 555] to give away or back,
in Ga, 6, i [kat-artizo 2453] to flt or perfect thoroughly,
EESTEAIN, in Ac, 14, 18 [kata-pauo 2472] to cause
to cease wholly,
EESUEEECTION, in Mt, 22, 23, 28, 30, 31, Mr, 12,
18, 23, Lu, 14, 14; 20, 27, 33, 33, 36, Jo, 3, 2gt; 1 1, 24,
23, Ac, I, 22 ; 2, 31; 4. 2, 33; 17, 18, 32 ; 23, 6, 8 ; 24,
13, 21, Eo, I, 4 ; 6, 3, I Co, 13, 12, 13, 21, 42, Ph, 3, 10,
2 Ti, 2, 18, He, 6, 2 ; 11, 33, i Pe, i, 3 ; 3, 21, Ee, 20, 3, .
6 [ana-stasis 360] upstanding, resurrection,
in Ph. 3. IT [ex-ana-stasis 1703] upstanding out of,
in Mt, 27, 53 [egersis 1341] awaking, i-ising.

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DICTIONARY OP EIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

EBTAIN, in Eo, i, 28 [echo 2083] to have, hold,
in Phm. 13 [kat-echo 2532] to hold fast.
[ in Jo. 20. 23 [krateo 2701] to lay hold on.
EETUEN (again, back, back again), in Mr. 14. 40, Lu.
I. 36 ; 2. 39, 43 ; 4- 1. 14 ; 7- 10 ; 8. 37, 39, 40 ; 9. 10 ; 10.
17 ; II. 24 ; 17. 18 ; ig, 12 ; 23. 48, 36 ; 24, g, 33, 52, Ac,
I, 12 ; 8, 25, 28 ; 12, 25 ; 13, 13, 34 ; 14. 2i_; 20, 3 ; 21, 6 ",
23, 32 ; Ga, I, 17, He, 7, i [hupo-strepho 4801] to turn
behind or back, [to turn back,
in Ac, 13, 34 [mello hupo-strephein 4801] to be about
in Mt, 10, 13 ; 12, 44 ; 24, 18, Lu, 2, 20 ; 17. 31, i Pe,
2, 25 [epi-strepho 1890] to turn upon,
inAc, 3, 22 ; 15, 16 [ana-strepho 364] to turn Up or back,
in Mt, 2, 12, Ac, 18, 21, He, it, 13 [ana-kampto 316]
to bend back,
in Mt, 21, 18 [ep-an-ago i76g] to lead or go up upon,
in Lu, 12, 36 [ana-luo 333] to loose up or away,
' in Lu, ig, 15 [ep-an-erchomal 1772] to come up upon,
EBVEAL (when,,, shall be -ed), in Mt, to, 26 ; ii, 25,
27 ; t6, 17, Lu, 2, 33 ; TO. 21, 22 ; 12, 2 ; 17, 30, Jo, 12,
38, Eo, I, 17, t8 ; 8, 18, I Co. 2. 10; 3. 13 ; 14. 30, Ga. i.
16; 3. 23, Ep. 3. 3, Ph. 3. IS, 2 Th. 2. 3, 6, 8, I Pe. i. 3,
12 ; 3. I [apo-kalupto 366] to uncover.
in 2 Th. I. 7, I Pe. 4. 13 [en te apo-kalupsei 367] in the
uncovering. iu Lu. 2. 26 [chrematlzomai 5016] to be oracularly
warned. EEVELATION, in Eo, 2, 5 ; 16. 23, i Co, 14, 6, 26, 2 Co,
12, I, 7, Ga, I, 12 ; 2, 2, Ep, i, 17 ; 3, 3, i Pe, i, 13, Ee, i,
I [apo-kalupsis 567] uncovering, [revelling,
EEVBLLING, m Ga, 3, 21, i Pe, 4, 3 [komos 2760]
EEVENGE, iu i Co, 7, 1 1 [ek-dikesis 1449] fall justice,
EEVENGE (to), in 2 Co. 10. 6 [ek-dikeo 1448] to take
full justice. [full justice.
EEVENGEE, in Eo. 13. 4 [ek-dikos 1450] one taking
EEVEEENCE, in He. 12. g [en-trep6 1679] to tum self
in, reverence.
in He. 12. 28 [aidos log] shamefaeedness.
EEVEEENCE (to) in Mt. 21. 37, Mr. 12. 6, Lu. 20. 13
[en-trepomai 1679] to turn sell in, reverence.
in Ep. 5. 33 [phobeomai 4894] to be afraid of.
EEVILE (again), in Jo. 9. 28, Ac. 23. 4, i Co, 4, 12, i
Pe, 2, 23 [loidoreo 2833] to revile,
in I Pe, 2, 23 [anti-Ioidoreo _457]_to revile in return,
in Mt, 5. II, Mr, 13. 32 [oneidizo 3288] to reproach,
in Mt, 27, 39 [blas-phemeo goi] to speak injuriously,
EEVILEE, in i Co, 6, 10 [loidoros 2837] reviler,
EEVIVE, in Eo, 7, g; 14. g [ana-zao 298] to live again
or anew,
EEWAED (due, recompense of), in Mt, 3, 12, 46 ; 6.
T, 2, 3, 16 ; 10, 41 1, 42, Mj, 9, 41, Lu, 6, 23, 33, Ac, i, iS,
Eo, 4. 4, I Co, 3, 8, 14 ; 9, 17, t8, I Ti, 3, t8, 2 Pe, 2, 13,
2 Jo, 8, Ju, II, Ee, II, 18 ; 22, 12 [misthos 3037] hire,
in Lu, 23. 41 [axios 481] worthy, ¦
in CoL 3, 24 [ant-apo-dosis 440] _gi"ving away in return,
(See also Beguile),
EEWAED (to), in Mt, 6, 4, 6, t8 ; t6, 27, 2 Ti, 4, 14,
Ee, 18, 6 [apo-didomi 333] to give away, [giving away,
EEWAEDBE, in He, 11, 6 [misth-apo-dotes 3033] one
EICH (man, be, be made, wax, make), in Mt, ig, 23,
24 ; 27, 73, Mr, 10, 23 ; 12, 41, Lu, 6, 24 ; 12, t6 ; 14, 12 ;
16, I, TO, 21, 22 ; 18, 23, 25 ; ig, 2 ; 21, i, 2 Co, 8, g, Ep,
2, 4, I Ti, 6, 17, Ja, I, 10, II ; 2, 3, 6 ; 3, i, Ee, 2, g ; 3,
17 ; 6, 13 ; 13, 16 [plousios 3751] rich,
in Lu, I, S3 ; 12, 21, Eo, 10, 12, i Co, 4, 8, 2 Co, 8, g,
I Ti, 6, 9, 18, Ee, 3. 18 ; 181 3, 13, ig [plouteo 3733] to be
in 2 Co, 6, 10 [ploutizo 3754] to make rich, [rich,
EICHES, in Mt, 13, 22, Mr, 4, 19, Lu, 8, 14, Eo, 2, 4 ;
9. 23 ; IT, 12 1, 33, 2 Co, 8, 2, Ep, I, 7, 18 ; 2, 7 ; 3, 8, 16,
Ph, 4, 19, Col, I, 27 ; 2, 2. I Ti, 6, 17, He, it, 26, Ja, 3,
2, Ee, 3, 12 ; 18, 17 [ploutos 3755] riches,
m Mr, 10, 23, 24, Lu, t8, 24, [chrema 3015] money,
EICHLY, in Col, 3.'t6, iTi. 6, 17 [plousios 3732] richly,
EIGHT (side, on the), in Mt, 3, 29, 30, 39, Mr, 16, 3,
Lu, I. II ; 6, 6 ; 22, 30, Jo, 18, 10 ; 21, 6, Ac, 3, 7, Ee, i,
16, 17 ; TO, 2 ; 13, t6 [dexios 1073] right hand,
(See also Hand),
EIGHT (miud, in), in Mt. 20. 4, 7, Lu. 12. 37, Ac. 4.
ig, Ep. 6. I [dikaios 1232] righteous.
in Ac. 8. 21 ; 13. TO, 2 Pe. 2. 13 [eu-thus 201 1] straight.
in Mr, 3, 13, Lii, 8, 33 [s6-phrone6 4329] to be sound-
in Lu, TO, 28 [orthos 3332] uprightly, [minded,
EIGHT, in He, 13, 10, Ee, 22. 14 [ex-ousia 1742] a
being out of, privilege.

EIGHTEOUS O'udgment, be), in Mt, g, 13 ; 10, 41 th ;
T3. i7> 43 ; 23- 28, 2g, 33 t ; 25, 37, 46, Mr, 2. 17, Lu. i. 6 ;
5. 32 ] t8. g; 23, 47, Jo. 7. 24; 17. 23, Eo, 3, 10 ; 3, 7, ig
2 Th, I, 3, 6, I Ti, I, 9 2 Ti, 4, 8, He, 11, 4, Ja, 3, 16, i
Pe, 3, 12 ; 4, 18, 2 Pe, 2. 8t,_ i Jo, 2, 1, 29 ; 3, 7, 12, Ee,
16, 3, 7 ; 19, 2 ; 22, II [dikaios 1232] righteous,
in Eo, 2, 3 [dikaio'krisia 1231] righteous judgment,
in Ee, 22, 11 [dikaioomai 1234] to be righteous,
EIGHTEOUSLY, in Tit, 2, 12, i Pe, 2, 23 [dikaios
TS36] righteously, ¦
EIGHTEOUSNESS (to), in Mt, 3, 15 ; 5, 6, 10, 20; 6,
33 ; 21, 32, Lu, I, 73, Jo, ,16, 8, 10, Ac, 10, 33 ; 13, 10 ;
17, 31 ; 24, 25, Eo, I, 17 ; 3, 3, 21, 22, 23, 26; 4, 3, 3, 6, 9,
Tit, 13, 22 ; 5, 17, 21 ; 6, 13, t6, 18, ig, 20 ; 8, 10 ; g, 28,
30 th, 31 1 ; TO, 3 th, 4, 3, 6, TO ; 14, 17, i Co, i, 30, 2 Co,
3, 9 ; 3, 21 ; 6, 7, 14 ; g, g, 10 ; 11, 13, Ga, 2, 21 ; 3. 6,
21 ; 3, 5, Ep, 4, 24 ; 3, g ; 6, 14, Ph, i, 11 ; 3, 6, g «, 1 Ti,
6, II, 2 Ti, 2, 22 ; 3, t6 ; 4, 8, Tit, 3, 3, He, i, 9 ; 3, 13 *,
7, 2 ; IT, 7, 33 ; 12, IT, Ja, i, 20; 2, 23 ; 3, 18, i Pe, 2. 24;
3, 14, 2 Pe, I, I ; 2, 3, 21 ; 3, 13, i Jo, 2, 29 ; 3, 7, 10, Ee,
19, II [dikaiosune 1233] righteousness,
in Eo, 2, 26; 3. 18; 8, 4, Ee, 19, 8 [dikaioma 1235]
righteous act or state,
iu I Co, 13, 34 [dikaios 1236] righteously,
in He, i. 8 [eu-thutes 2013] straightforwardness,
EIGHTLY, in Lu, 7, 43 ; 20, 21 [orthos 3332] uprightly,
(See also Divide),
EING (with a gold), in Lu, 15, 22 [daktulios 1039]
finger-ring, in Ja, 2, 2 [chruso-daktulos 3031] gold flnger-ringed,
EINGLBADEE, in Ac, 24, 3 [proto states 4019] fore
most leader,
EIOT, in Tit, i, 6, i Pe, 4, 4 [a-s6tia 731] aottishness,
in 2 Pe, 2, 13 [ten truphen 4690] the luxui-iance,
EIOTING, in Eo, 13, 13 [komos 2760] revelling,
EIOTOUS, in Lu, 13, 13 [a-sotos 732] sottishly,
EIPE (be, be fully), in Ee, 14, 18 [^akmazo 165] to be
fully ripe, mature,
in Ee, 14, 13 [xerainomai 3181] to be dried up,
EISE (again, up, up agaiu, up together, with, make
to, the first that should, -ing again), in Mt, 12, 41 ; 17,
g; 20, ig, Mr, I, 35; 3, 26; 8, 31", g. g, 10, 31 ; to, 34,50;
12, 23, 23 ; 16, g, Lu, 4, 2g ; 3, 23, 28; g, 8, ig; 11, 7, 8,
32 ; 16, 31 ; 18, 33 ; 22, 45, 46 ;, 24, 7, 33, 46, Jo, 11, 23,
24i 31 ; 20, g, Ac. 3. 17, 36, 37 ; 10. 13, 41 ; 14. 20 ; 15, 7 ;
17, 3 ; 26, t6, 30, Eo, 14, g ; 13, 12, I Co, 10, 7, i Tn, 4,
14, t6, He, 7. IT [an-istemi 423] to stand up,
in Ac, 13, 3 [ex-an-istemi 1707] to stand up out of,
in Ac, 16, 22 [sun-eph-istemi 4436] to stand also to
gether, [up upon or against,
in Mt, 10, 21, Mr, 13, 12 [ep-an-istamai 1773] to stand
in Lu, 2, 34, Ac, 26, 23 [ana-stasis 360] an upstanding,
resurrection, in Mt, IT, IT ; 12, 42 ; 14, 2 ; 24, 7, 11 ; 26, 32, 46 ; 27.
63, 64 ; 28, 6, 7, Mr, 4, 27 ; 6, 14, t6 ; to, 4g ; 12, 26 ; 13,
8, 22 ; 14, 28, 42 ; 16, 6, 14, Lu, 3, 23 ; 6, 8 ; 7, 16 ; g, 7 ;
IT, 8, 31 ; 13, 23 ; 21, to; 24, 6, 34, Jo, 2, 22; 3, 8 ; 13, 4;
21, 14, Ac, 3, 6, Eo, 8, 34, I Co, 15, 4, 12, 13, 14, IS, 16,

20, 2g, 32, 2 Co,

, ±10, 8, 34, I (JO
, s, 15, Ee. 11. 1

[egeiro 1340] to awake.

in Col. 2. 12 ; 3. 1 [sun-egeiromai 4433] to be risen with.
in Mt. 5. 43, Mr. 16. 2, Lu. 12. 54, Ja. i. 11 [ana-tello
367] to rise up.
m Ee. 13. I ; ig. 3 [ana-baino 276] to go or come up.
EIVEE, in Mr. i. 5, Jo. 7.38, Ac. 16. 13, Ee. 8. 10; 9.
14 ; 16. 4, 12 ; 22. I, 2 [potamos 3816] river, stream.
EOAE (to), in Lu. 21. 23 [eched 2150] to sound,
in I Pe, 3, 8 [oruomai 5088] to growl,
in Ee, 10, 3 [mukaomai 3080] to roar,
EOB, in 2 Co, it, 8 [sulao 4333] to (carry off as) spoil,
EOBBEE (of churches), in Jo, 10, i, 8 ; 18, 40, 2 Co,
II, 26 [lestes 2808] robber,
in Ac, TO, 37 [hiero-sulos 2268] temple spoiler,
EOBBEEY, in Ph, 2, 6 [harpagmos 677] an object
for snatching at,
EOBE (long), in Lu, 13, 22 ; 20, 46, Ee, 6, 11 ; 7, 9, 13,
14 [stole 4288] a robe,
in Mt, 27, 28, 31 [chlamus 49g4] mantle,
in Jo, ig. 2, 3 [himation "2284] clothing, garment,
in Lu. 23. IT [esthes ig64] dress, apparel.
EOCK, in Mt. 7. 24, 23 ; t6. 18 ; 27. 51, 60, Mr. 13.
46, Lu. 6. 48 f ; 8. 6, 13 ; Eo. 9. 33, 1 Co. 10. 4 i, 1 Pe. 2,
8, Ee, 6, IS, 16 [petra 3682] a rock,
in Ao, 27, 29 [eis tracneistopous 4637] on rough places.

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E-OD(bebeatenwith),iniCo. 4. 21, He. 9. 4, Re. 2. 27;
II. I ; 12. 5 ; 19. 15 [rabdos 4066] a rod.
in 2 Co. II. 25 [rabdizomai4o6s]tobe beaten with rods.
ROLL (away, back, to, together, unto), in Mt. 28. 2,
Mr. 16. 3, 4, Lu. 24. 2 [apo-kulizo, -io 582] to roll away.
in Mt, 27. 60, Mr. 15. 46 [pros-kulio 3958] to roll
toward. in Ke. 6. 14 [heilissomai 1396] to fold up.
ROOF, in Mt. 8. 8, Mr. 2. 4, Lu. 7. 6 [stege 4261]
covering, roof.
ROOM (to receive, chief, highest, upper, uppermost,
come in the), in Lu. 2. 7 ; 14, 9, to, 22, i Co. 14. 16
[topos 4643] place.
in Mt. 23. 6, Mr. ifi. 39, Lu. 14. 7, 8 ; 20. 46 [proto-
klisis 4017] foremost couch.
in Mt. 2. 22 [anti 444] instead of.
in Mr. 2. 2 [me-k-eti choreo 3006] no monger space.
in Mr. 14, 15, Lu. 22.12 [ano-geon 475] upper chamber.
in Ac. I. 13 [huper-oon 5039] upper room.
in Ac. 24, 27 [elaben dia-dochon 1125] he received a
successor. ROOT (up, pluck up by the, be -ed), in Mt. 3. 10 ; 13.
6, 21, Mr. 4. 6, 17 ; 11. 20, Lu. 3. 9 ; 8. 13, Ro. 11. 16, 17,
18 ; 15. 12, I Ti. 6. 10, He. 12. 15, Re. 5. 5 ; -jz. 16 [riza
4086] root. [to root out.
iuMt. 13. 29'; 15. t3, Lu. 17. 6, Ju. 12 [ek-rizo6 1505]
in Ep. 3. 17, Col. 2. 7 [rizuomai 4087] to be rooted.
ROPE, in Ac. 27, 32 [sehoinion 4518] small cord or
rope. ROUGH, in Lu. 3. 5 [trachus 4657] rough.
ROUND (about, come, stand), in Mr. 3. 34 ; 6. o, 36,
Lu. 9. 12, Ro. 15. 19, Re. 4. 6 ; 7. 11 [kuklos 2739] round
about. [about.
in Jo. 10. 24, Ac. 14 20 [kukloo 2740] to beor go round
in Re. 4. 3, 4 ; 5. 11 [kuklothen 2738] from round
in Ac. 5. 16 [perix 3621] surrounding. * [about.
in He. 9. 4 [panto-then 3452] from every side.
(See also Country, dwell, go, hedge, look, region,
shine). [or urge on.
ROW (to), in Mr. 6. 48, Jo. 6. 19 [elauno 1538] to drive
ROYAX, in Ac. 12. 21, Ja. 2. 8 [basilikos 864] kingly.
in I Fe. 2. 9 [basileios 861] kingly.
RUBjfin Lu. 6. z [psocho 5075] to rub.
( RUDDER, in Ac. 27. 40 [pedalion 3688] rudder, helm.
RUDE, in2Co. 11. 6 [idiotes 2256] private, unlearned.
RUDIMENT, in Col. 2. 8, 20 [stoicheion 4286] step.
RUE, in Lu. n. 42 [peganon 3685] rue.
RUIN, in Lu. 6. 49 [regma 40S0] breach, rending.
in Ac. 15. 16 [kata-skapto 2487] to dig down, thinga
dug do^vn.
RULE, in i Co. 15. 24 [arche 695] principahty.
in 2 Co. 10. 13, IS, Ga. 6. 16, 3?h. 3. 16 [kanon 2387] a
• line, canou.
in He. 13. 7, 17, 24 [hegeomai 2117] to bo leader.
RULE (over, have.. .over), in Ro. 12. 8, i Ti. 3. 4, 5,
12 ; s. 17 [pro-istemi 3893] to stand before. [herd.
in Mt. 2. 6, Re. 2. 27 ; 12. 5 [poimaino 3771] to shep-
in Mr. 10. 42 [archo 704] to he chief.
in Col. 3. 15 [brabeuo 929] to arbitrate.
RULER (of the city, of the feast, chief. See also
Synagogue), in Mt. 9. 18, 23, Lu. 8. 41 ; 18. 18 ; 23. 13,
35; 24. 20, Jo. 3. i; 7. 26, 48; 12. 42, Ac. 3. 17 ; 4. 5,
8, 26 ; 7. 27, 35 1 ; 13. 27 ; 14. 5 ; t6. 19 ; 23. 5, Ro. 13. 3
[archon 705] chief.
iu Mr. 13. 9, Lu. 21. 12 [hegemon 2116] leader.
iu Ep. 6. 12 [kosmo-krator 2688] world ruler.
in Jo. 2. 9 [archi-triklinos 703] chief of a triad.
in Ac. 17. 6, 8 [polit-arches 3779] city chief.
' RUMOUR, in Mt. 24. 6, Mr. 13. 7 [akoe 167] hearing.
in Lu. 7. 17 [logos 2833] word.
RUN (aground, before, down, greedily, in^ out, over,
thither, to, through, together, under, violently, with),
in Mt. 27. 48 ; 28. 8, Mr. s- 6 ; 15- 36, Lu. 15. 20 ; 24. 12,
Jo. 20. 2, 4, Ro. 9. 16, I Co. 9. 24 tj 26, Ga. 2. zt; 5. 7,
Ph. E. 16, He. 12. I, Re, 9. g [trecho 4661] to run.
inMr. 6. 33, Ac. 3. 11, i Pe. 4. 4 [suu-trecho 4481] to
run with or together.
in Mr. 9. 25 [epi-sun-trecho 1894] to run together also.
iuMr. 9. 15; 10. 17, Ac. 8. 30 [pros-trecho 3978] to
run toward.
in Lu. ig. 4 [pro-trech6 3997] to run before.
in Ac, 21. 32 [kata-trecho 2509] to run down.
in Ac. 12. 14 [eis-trecho 1421] to run in.
in Mr. 6. 55 [peri-trecho 3672] to run round.

in Ac. 27. 16 [hupo-trecho 4806] to run under or behind.
in Mt. 8. 32, Mr. 5, 13, Lu. 8. 33, Ac. 7. 57 [hormao
3338] to rush.
in Mt. 9. 17 [ek-cheomai 1527] to be poured out.
in Ac. 27. 41 [ep-okello 1924] to urge or dash upon.
iu Lu. 6. 38 [huper-ek-chunomai, 4748] to be poured
in Ac. 14. 14 [eis-pedao 1419] to spring in. [out.
iu Ac. 21. 30 [egeneto sun-drome 4434] there came a
running together.
in Ju. II [ek-chunomai 1528] to be poured out.
RUSH (to), in Ac. 2. 2 [phero 4847] to bear, bear on.
in Ac. 19. 29 [hormao 3338] to rush.
RUST, in Mt. 6. 19, 20 [brosis 946] eating, corroding-
in Ja. s. 3 [ios 2289] poison, rust.

S.
SABACHTHANI, inMt. 27. 46, Mr. 15. 34 [sabachthani
4106] didst thou' forsake me.
SABAOTH, in Ro. 9. 29, Ja. 5. 4 [sabaoth 4107] hosts.
SABBATH (day, day before the sabbath, on the), in
Mt. 12. 2, 5, 8 ; 24. 20, Mr. 2. 27 i, 28 ; 6. 2 ; 16. i, Lu. 6.
T, 5* 6, 7; 13. 146, 15, 16 ; 14. I, 3, 5 ; 23. 54, 56, Jo. 5.
9, TO, 16, 18 ; 7. 22, 23 £ ; 9. 14, t6 ; 19. 31 C, Ac. i. 12 ;
13. 27, 42, 44 ; 15. 21 ; 18. 4 [sabbaton 4109] sabbath,
cessation. in Mt. 12. I, s, 10, II, 12 ; 28. i, Mr. i. 21 ; 2. 23, 24 ;
3. 2, 4, Lu. 4. 16, 31 ; 6. 2, 9 ; 13. to, Ac. 13. 14 ; t5. 13 ;
17. 2, Col. 2. 16 [sabbata 4109] sabbath, cessation.
in Mr. 15. 42 [pro-sabbaton 3018] fore-sabbath.
SACKCLOTH, in Mt. n. 21, Lu. to. 13, Re. 6. 12 ; 11.
3 [sakkos 4112I sackcloth.
SACRIFICE (to idols, which is offered in, do), in Mt.
9. 13 ; 12. 7, Mr. 9. 49 ; 12. 33, Lu. 2. 24 ; 13. i, Ac. 7.
41, 42, Ro. 12. I, I. Co. ID. 18, Ep. 5. 2, Vn. 2. 17 ; 4. 18,
He. 5. I ; 7- 27 ; 8. 3 ; 9. 9, 23, z6 ; 10. i, 5, 8, 11, 12, z6 ;
II. 4 ; 13. 15, 16, I Pe, 2, s [thusia 2244] sacrifice,
slaughter. in Ac. 14. 13, 18 [thuo 2246] to sacriflce.
in I Co. 10. 19, 28 [eidolo-thuton 1383] an idol sacrifice.
SACRIFICE (be -ed, thing ...ed unto idols), in i Co. 5.
7 ; 10. 20 [thuo 2246] to sacrifice,
in Re. 2. 14, 20 [eidolo-thuton 1383] idol sacrifice.
SACRILEGE (commit), in Ro. 2. 22 [hiero-suleo 2267]
to spoil temples.
SAD (countenance, be), in Mt. 6. z6, Lu. 24. 17
[skuthr-opos 4208] of a sullen or sad face.
in Mr. 10. 22 [stugnazo 4307] to he lowering.
SAFE (aud sound, bring, escape), in Ph. 3. i [a-sphales
745] sure, safe. [ly, bring safely through.
in Ac. 23. 24 ; 27. 44 [dia-sozo 1181] to save thorough-
in Lu. 15. 27 [hugiaino 4711] to be in health.
SAFELY, in Mr. 14. 44, Ac. 16. 23 [a-sphalos 747]
surely, safely. [surety, safety.
SAFETY, in Ac. 5. 23, i Th. 5. 3 [a-sphaleia 744]
SAID (the), in Mr. 6. 22 [autes 788] herself.
SAIL, in Ac. 27. 17 [skeuos 4182] vessel, instrument.
SAIL (away, by, over, slowly, thence, under), in Lu.
8. 23, Ac. 21. 3 ; 27. 2, 6, 24 [pleo 3733] to sail.
in Ac. 13. 4; 14. 16; 20. 15; 27. I [apo-pleo 598] to
sail away.
in Ac, 15. 39 ; 18. 18 ; 20. 6 [ek-pleo 1497] to sail out.
in Ac. 18. 21 ; 20. 3, T3_[an-ago 293] to lead up.
in Ac. 20. t6 [para-pleo 3509] to sail alongside or near.
in Ac. 21. 2 [dia-perao 1162] to pass through. .
in Ac. 27. 4, 7 [hupo-pleo 4795] to sail under or behind.
in Ac. 27. s [dia-pleo 1163] to sail through.
in Ac. 27. 7 [bradu-ploeo 931] to sail slowly.
in Ac. 27. 13 [para-legomai 3494] to lie alongside,
SAILING, iu Ac. 27. 9 [ploos 3750] sailing.
SAILOR, in Re. 18. 17 [nautes 3105] shipman.
SAINT, in Mt. 27. 52, Ac. 9. 13, 32, 41 ; 26. 10, Ro. i.
7 ; 8. 27 ; 12. 13 ; 15. 25, 26, 31 ; 16. 2, 15, i Co. i. 2 ; 6.
1, 2 ; 14, 33 ; 16. I, IS, 2 Co. I. I ; 8. 4 ; g. I, 12 ; 13. i^,
Ep. T. I, 15, t8 ; 2. 19 ; 3. 8, 18; 4. 12 ; s- 3 I 6. 18, Ph. i.
I ; 4. 21, 22, Col. I. 2, 4, 12, 26, I Th. 3. 13, 2 Th. i. to, i
Ti. s- 10, Phm. s, 7, He. 6. 10 ; 13. 24, Ju. 3, 14, Re. s-

; 8. 3, 4 ; II. 18 ; 13. 7, to ; 14. 12 ; 15. 3 ; 16. 6 ; 17. 6 ;
18. 24; 19. 8 ; 20. o [nagios 32] separate, set apart, holy.
SAKE (of, for the), in Mt. 10. 22 ; 14. 3, 9 ; 19. 12 ; 24.
9, 22, Mr. 4. 17; 6, 17, 26; 13. 13, 20, Lu. 21. 17, .To. 11.
IS ; 12. 9, 30 ; 14. IT ; 15. 21, Ro, 4. 23 ; n. 28 ( ; 13. 5, 1
Co. 4. 6, 10 ; g. 10^, 23 ; 10. 25, 27, 28, 2 Co. 2. 10 ; 4. 5,

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

29i

IT, 15 ; 8. 9, Col. 3. 6, I Th. I. 5 ; 3. 9 ; 5. 13, i Ti. 5. 23*
2 Ti. 2. 10, Phm. 9, I Pe. 2. 13 ; 3. 14, i Jo. 2. 12, 2 Jo.
2, Re. 2. 3 [dia ace. 1107] because of.
in Ro. 15. 30, 2 Jo. 2 \d.i3.gen. 1107] through.
in Mt. 5. TO, TI ; to. 18, 39 ; 16. 25 ; 19. 29, Mr. 8. 35 ;
10. 29 ; 13. 9, Lu. 6. 22 ; 9- 24 ; 18. 29 ; 21. 12, Ro. 8. 36
[heneka or heneken 1636] for the sake of.
in Jo. 13. 37, 38 ; 17. 19, Ac. 9. 16, 2 Co. 12. 10, Ph. i.
J, Col. I. 24, 3 Jo. 7 [huper gen. 4736] in behalf of,
in Ac. z6, 7 [perip'eTi. 3621] concerning.
in Tit. I. II [charin 4970] on account of.
in Ep, 4. 32 [en 1604] in,
SALT, in Mt. 5. 13 i, Mr. 9. 50^, Lu. 14. 34 «, Col. 4, 6
[halas 193] salt,
in Mr. 9. 49 [hals 225] salt.
in Ja. 3. 12 [halukos 226] salt. [be salted.
SALT, in Mt. 5. 13, Mr. q. 49 1 [halizomai 206] to
SALTNESS (lose), in Mr. 9. 50 [ginomai an-alon 331]
to become saltless.
SALUTATION, in Mr. 12. 38, Lu. i. 29, 41, 44, i Co.
16. 21, Col. 4. 18, 2 Th. 3. 17 [aspasmos 726] embrace,
salutation. SALUTE, in Mt. 5. 47 ; 10, 12, Mr. 9, 15 ; 15. 18, Lu.
I. 4.0; 10. 4, Ac. 18. 22 ; 21. 7, 19 ; 25. 13, Ro. 16. 5, 7, 9,
zot, II, izt, 13, 14, 15, i6t, 21, 22, 23 C, I Co. 16. zgt, 2
Co. 13. 13, Ph. 4. 21, 22, Col. 4. TO, 12, IS, 2 Ti. 4. 19, Tit.
3. 15, Phm. 23, He. 13. 24 1, 1 Pe. 5, 13, 3 Jo. 14 [aspaz
omai 725] to embrace, salute.
SALVATION (that bringeth), in Lu. i. 6g, 77 ; 19, 9,
Jo. 4. 22, Ac, 4. 32 ; 13. 26, 47; 16. 17, Ro, T. 16 ; 10. 10;
IT. IT ; 13. II, 2 Co. 1. 6t; 6. 2 1 ; 7. 10, Ep. 1. 13, Ph. i.
10, 28 ; 2. 12, I Th. 5. 8, 9, 2 Th. 2. 13, 2 Ti, 2. 10 ; 3. 15,
He. I. 14 ; 2. 3, TO ; 5. 9 ; 6. 9 ; 9. 28, i Pe. i. 5_, 9, to, 2
Pe. 3. IS, Ju. 3, Re. 7. 10; 12. to; ig. i [soteria 4527J
safety, soundness. [safety.
in Lu. 2. 30 ; 3. 6, Ac. 28. 28, Ep. 6. 17 [soterion 4528]
in Tit, 2. II [soterios 4528] saving.
SAME (that, cause, matter, thing, here, the, that,
these, this, self), in Mt. 5. 19 ; 13. 20; 18. 4; 21, 42 ;
24. 13 ; 26. 23, Mr. 3. 35 ; 8. 35 ; 13, 13, Lu. 2. 25 ; 9. 24,
48 ; t6. I ; 20. 17, 47 ; 23. 51, Jo. i. 2, 7, 33 ; 3. 2, 26 ; 7.
18 ; 12. 21 ; 15. 5, Ac. I. II ; 2. 36 ; 7. 19, 35 ; 8. 35 ; 13. 33 ;
14. 9 ; 16. 17; 21. 9 ; 24. 20, I Co. 7. 20 ; 8. 3 ; g. 8, 2 Co.
8. 6 ; g. 4. 5, 8, Ga. 3. 7, Ep. 6. 8, Col. 4. 8 ; 2 Ti. 2. 2,
Ja. 3. 2, 1 Pe. 2. 7, 2 Pe. 2. 19, Re. 3. 5 [houtos 3390] this,
this one.
in Mt. 8. 13 ; 10. 19 ; 13. i ; 15. 22 ; 18. i, 28 ; 22. 23 ;
26, 55, Mr. 4. 35, Jo. I. 33 ; 4. 53; 5. 9, II ; 10, i ; n.
49 ; 12. 48 ; 18. 13 ; 20. 19, Ac, 2. 41 ; 12. 6; 16. 33 ; 19.
23 ; 28. 7, 2 Co. 7. 8, Re. ii. 13 [ekeinos 1457] that one.
in Mt. 3. 4 ; 5. 46 ; 12. 50 ; 26, 44, 48 ; 27. 44 ; Mr. 10.
10 ; 14. 39, 44 ; Lu. 2. 8 ; 6. 33, 38 ; 7. 21 ; 10. 7 ; 12. 12 ;
13. 31 ; 23, 12 ; Jo. 5. 36 ; Ac. 15. 27 ; 16. 18 ; 22. 13 ;
Ro. 2. I ; 9. 17, 21 ; ID. 12 ; 12. 4, 16 ; i Co, i, 10 th ; to,
3, 4 ; 12. 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 1, II, 25 ; 15. 39 ; 2 Co. i. 6 ; 2. 3 ; 3.
14, 18 ; 4. 13 ; 5. 5 ; 6. 13 ; 7. n ; 8. 16, 19 ; 12. 18 1, Ga.
2. 10, Ep. 4. 10 ; 6. 9, 22, Ph. I. 30 ; 2. 2, 18 ; 3. i, 16 1 ;
4. 2, Col. 4. 8, He. I. T2 ; 2. 14 ; 4. 10 ; 6. n ; 10. n ; n.
g ; 13. 8, Ja. 3. 10, 11, i Pe. 4. i^ 4 ; 5. 9, i Jo. 2, 27, Re.
14. 10, &c. [autos 788] he, she, it.
{See also Body, craft, hour, manner, mind, purpose,
quarter, rank).
SANCTIFICATION, in i Co. i. 30, i Th. 4. 3, 4 ; 2
Th, 2. 13, I Pe. I. 2 [hagiaSmos 31] separation, holiness.
SANCTIFY, inMt." 23. 17, 19, Jo. 10. 36; 17. 7, igt,
Ac. 20. 32 ; 26. 18, Ro. 15. 16 ; i Co. i. 2 ; 6. 11 ; 7. 14 1,
Ep. 5. 26, 1 Th. 5. 23, I Ti. 4. 5, 2Ti. 2. 21, He. 2. n ; 9.
13 ; TO. 10, 14, 29; 13. 12, I Fe. 3. IS, Ju. I [hagiazo 30]
to set apart, liallow, make or declare holy.
SANCTUARY, in He. 8. 2 ; 9. i, 2 ; 13. 11 [hagion 32]
place set apart or holy.
SAND, in Mt. 7. 26, Ro. g. 27, He. n. 12, Re. 13. i ;
20. 8 [ammos 257] sand.
SANDAL, inMr. 6. 9, Ac. 12. 8 [sandalion 4118] sandal.
SAPPHIRE, in Re. 21. ig [sappheiros 4121] sapphire.
SARDINE, in Re. 4. 3 [sardios 4124] sardius.
SARDIUS, in Re. 21. 20 [sardios 4124] sardius.
SARDONYX, in Re. zz. 20 [sardonux 4125] sardonyx.
SATISFY, in Mr. 8. 4 [chortazo 5007] to satisfy, feed.
SATISFYING, in Col. 2. 23 [plesmone 3746] fulness.
SAVE (only), in Mt. n. 27; 13. 57; 17, 8, Mr. 5. 37 ;
6. 5, 8, Lu. 4. 26 ; 8. 51 ; 17. 18 ; 18. 19, Jo. 6. 22, 46, Ac.
21. 25, I Co. 2. 2, II, Ga. I. ig ; 6, 14, Re. 13. 17 [eime
J377]if not.

in Mt. ig, 11, Mr. g. 8 [alia 208] otherwise, but, save.
in Jo. 13. TO [e 2112] except.
in Ac. 20. 23 [plen 373g] besides.
in 2 Co. II. 24 [para ace. 3456] at the side of, save.
SAVE (oneself, be -ed, such as shouldbe), in Mt. i.
21 ; 8. 25; TO. 22 ; 14. 30 ; 16. 25 ; 18. n ; ig. 25 ; 24. 13,
22 ; 27, 40, 42 1, 49, Mr. 3. 4 ; 8. 35 1, 10. 26 ; 13. 13, 20 ;
15- 3°) 31 ^ j ^6. 16, Lu. 6. 9 ; 7. 50 ; 8, 12 ; 9. 24 1, 56 ;
13- 23 ; 17. 33 ; 18. 26. 42 ; 19. 10 ; 23. 35 «, 37, 39, Jo. 3.
'^7 ; 5-34; IO* 9 ; 12, 27, 47, Ac. 2. 21, 40, 47 ; 4. 12; 11.
14 ; 15. I, II ; 16. 30, 31 ; 27. 20, 31, Ro. 5. 9, 10 ; 8. 24 ;
9. 27 ; 10. 9, 13 ; II. 14, 26, I Co. X. 18, 21 ; 3. 15 ; 5. 5;
7. 16 1; p. 22 ; 10. 33 ; 15. 2, 2 Co. 2. 15, Ep. 2. s, 8, i Th.
2. 16, 2 Th. 2. 10, I Ti. I. IS ) 2. 4, 15 ; 4. 16, 2 Ti, 1. 9,
Tit. 3. 5, He. 5. 7 ; 7. 25, Ja. i. 21 ; 2. 14 ; 4 .12 ; 5. 15, 20,
I Pe. 3, 21 ; 4. 18, Ju, 5, 23, Re. 21, 24 [sozo 4521] to make
sound, save.
in Ac. 27. 43, I Pe. 3. 20 [dia-sozo 1181] to save
thoroughly, • in Lu. I. 71, Ro. 10. I [soteria 4527] safety.
in 2 Pe. 2. 5 [phulasso 4931] to guard, watch.
SAVE, in Lu. 4. 27, Re. 2. 17 [ei me 1377] if not.
in Mt. 5. 32 [par-ektos 3538] out beyond.
SAVING, in He, ,10. 39 [peri-poiesis 3659] a making
all around, acquisition.
in He. it. 7 [soteria 4327] safety.
SAVIOUR, in Lu. i, 47 ; 2. 11, Jo. 4. 42, Ac. 5. 31 ;
13. 23, Ep. 5. 23, Ph, 3, 20, T Ti, I. I ; 2. 3 ; 4, 10, 2 Ti. i.
10, Tit. I. 3, 4 ; 2, TO, 13 ; 3. 4, 6, 2 Pe. i, i, ii ; 2. 20 ;
3. 2, 18, I Jo. 4. 14, Ju. 25 [soter 4526] saviour.
SAVOUR (sweet, lose), in 2 Co. 2. 14, 16 t, Ep. 5, 2
[osme 3354] fragrance. [insipid.
in Mt. S" i3j I-U' H' 34 [uiorainomai 3095] to become
in 2 Co. 2. 15 [eu-odia 2066] sweet odour.
SAVOUR ^to), in Mt. 16. 23, Mr. 8. 33 [phroneo 4917]
to set the mind, be mindful.
SAWN (be) asunder, in He, n. 37 [prizomai 3849]
to be sawn asunder.
SAY (against, before, on, so, be to, for that one
ought to, things to, the said), in Mt. i. 20, 22 ; 2, 2, 13,
15, 17, 20 ; 3. 2, 3, g t, 14, 17 ; 4. 6, 9, 10, 14, 17, 19; 5.
2, 18, 20, 22, 26, 28, 32, 34, 39, 44; 6. 2, 5, z6, zs, zg, 31 ;
7. 21 ; 8. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, IT, 17, 20, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31 ;
9. 6, 9, 14, 18, 21, 24, 27, 28 t, 29, 30, 33, 34, 37 ; 10. 5, 7,
15, 23, 42 ; II. 7, 9, II, 17, 18, 19, 22, 24 ; 12. 6, 10, 13, 17,
23» 3i» 36, 381 44; 13- 3» i4> i7» 24, 31.3s, 36. 51^,54; 14-
4, 15, 17, 26, 27, 30, 31, 33 ; 15. I, 4, 5,. 7, 22, 23, 25, 33,
34 ; 16. 2, 7, 13 t, 15 t, 18, 22, 28 ; 17. 5, 9, 10 t, xz, 14, 20,
258,26 ; 18. I, 3, 10, 13, 18, ig, zzt, 26, 28, 29, 32 ; 19. 3, 7,
8, g, 10, 18, 20, 23, 24, 25, 28 ; 20. 6, 7^, 8, 12, 21, 22, 23,
30* 3I) 33 ! 21. 2, 4, 9, 10, II, 13, IS, 16 t, ig, 20, 21, 23,
25, 31 th, 37, 41, 42, 43 ; 22, 1, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 21 1, 23, 24,
31, 35, 42 t, 43t; 23, 2, 3, 16, 30, 36, 3g ; 24. 2, 3, 5, 34,
47 j 25. g, II, 12, 20, 37, 40, 44, 45 t ; 26. 5, 8, 13, 17, 18, 21,
22, 25, 27, 2g, 31, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, 45, 48, 52, 64 1,
6s, 68, 69, 70 1, 74 ; 27. 4, 9, 11 1, 13, ig, 22 t, 23, 24, 29, 40)
41, 46, 47, 49, 54 63; 28. 9, ic^ ,13, 18, Mr. I. 7, 15, 24, 25,
z?! 37) 38, 40, 41,44, etc. [lego 27S8] to lay out, say.
in Mt. 5. II, 22 1 ; 9. si; 15. 5 ; 21, 3, 21, 25, 26 ; 23.
39 ; 24. 23, 26, 48 ; 26. 44, 64 ; 27. 21, 25, 43, 63 ; 28. 6,
13, Mr. I. 44 ; 2. gt; 4. 39 ; 6. 16, 24 ; 7. 11 ; 11. 3 1, 23,
31, 32; 14. 14, t6 ; 16. 7, 8, Lu. 5. 23 i ; 7. 7, 40 1; 10.
10; 12. II, 12, 4S ; 12- 35; 14' 17; 2o- 5) 6, 39! 24. 24,
Jo. I. 30; 4. 17; s* ^2; 8. 55; 10. 34,36; II. 288,40,42;
12. 6,27, 39; 12. 49; 14. 26, 28 1; 15. 20; 16. 4, 15; 18.
21, Ac, 2. 34 ; 3. 22 ; 4. 23, 25 ; 7. 26, 27, 37, 40, Ko. 10.
6, I Co. T. 15; 10. 28; II. 22, 24; 12. 3, 15, 16, 21 ; 15.
27, 2 Co, 6. 16, Ga. 2. 14, Col. 4. 17, Tit. i. 12, He, i. 5;
3. 10 ; 10. 7, 30; 12, 21, Ja. 2. 3 t, IT t, x6, 1 Jo. I. 6, 8,
10 ; 4. 20, Ju. 9, Re. 7. 14 ; 17. 7 ; 21. s, 6 ; 22. 6, 17.
Also in Mt. 2. 5, 8 ; 3. 7, 15 ; 4. 3, 4 ; 8. 10, 13, 19, 21,
'22, 32 ; 9. 2, 3, 4, II, 12, 15,. 22 ; TI. 3, 4, 25 ; 12. 2, 3, 11,
24, 25, 39, 47, 48, 49 ; 13. 10, II, 27, 28, 37, 52, 57 ; 14. 2,
16, 18, 28, 29 ; 15. 3, 10, 12, 13, IS, 16, 24, 26, 27, 28, 32,
34; 16. 2, 6, 8, 14, 16, 17, 23, 24; 17. 4, 7, II, 17, 19, 20,
22, 24; 18. 3, 21 ; ig. 4, 5, II, 14, 16, 17, 18, 23, 26, 27,
28 ; 20. 4, 13, 17, 21, 22, 25, 32 ; 21. 16, 21, 24, 27, 28, 29,
30, 38 ; 22. 13, 18, 24, 2g, 37, 44 ; 24. 2, 4 ; 25. 8, 12, 22,
24, 26 ; 26, I, 10, IS, 18, 21, 23, 2s, 26, 33, 35, 49> 5°t 55,
61, 62, 63, 66, 73 ; 27. 4, 6, 17, 21, 64 ; 28. 5, Mr. i. 17 ; 2,
8, 19; 3- 32; 4- 40; 5- 7, 34; 6. 22, 24, 31, 37; 7. 6, 10,
27, 29; 8. 5, 20, 34; 9. 17, 21, 23, 29, 36, 39; 10. 3, 4, 5,
14, 18, 20, 21, 29, 36, 37, 38, 39, 51, 52 ; 11. 6, 14, 23, 29;
12. 7, 15, 16, ij, 24, 32, 34, 36 ; 13. 2, 21 ; 14. 6, 18, 20, 22^

OR A KEY TO THB HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

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24, 48, 62, 72 ; 15, 2, 12, 39 ; 16, 15, Lu, I, 13, 18, 19, 28,
30, 34. 35i 38. 42. 46, 60, 61 ; 2, 10, IS, 28, 34, 48, 49 ; 3,
12, 13, 14 ; 4, 3, 6, 8, 9, 12, 23, 24, 43 ; J, 4, s, 10, 13, 20, 22,
24> 271 31. 33> 34 ; 6. 2, 3, 8, g, 10 ; 7, g, 13, 14, 20, 22, 31, 40,
43, 48, 50 ; 8, 10, 21, 22, 2S, 28, 30, 45, 46, 48, 52 ; g, 3, g,
12, 13, 14, ig, 20, 22, 33, 41, 43, 48, 4g, 50, 54, 55, 57, 58, 5g, 60,
61, 62 ; 10, 18, 21, 23, 26, 27, 28, 2g, 30, 35, 37, 40, 41 ; 11,
I, 2, 5, 7> IS, 17, 27, 28, 39, 46, 49 ; 12, 13, 14, 15, t8, 20,
22, 41, 42 ; 13, 2, 7, 12, 15, 20, 23, 32 ; 14, 5, TO, 15, i6,
18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25 ; 15, IT, 12, 17, 21, 22, 27, 29, 31 ;
16, 2, 3,6, 7, 15, 24, 25, 27, 30, 31 ; 17, I, s, 6, 14, 17, ig,
20, 22, 37 ; 18, 4, 6, 16, 19, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31,
41, 42 ; 19, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13, 17, ig, 24, 23, 30, 32, 33, 34, 3g,
40; 20, 3, 8, 13, 16, 17, 23, 24, 25, 34, 41, 42, 45 ; 21, 3, 5,
8; 22, 8, g, TO, 15, 17, 25, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 38, 40, 46, 48,
49. 51, 52, 56. 58, 60, 61, 67, 70, 71 ; 23, 4, 14, 22, 28, 43,
46 ; 24, s, 17, 18, 19, 25, 32, 38, 41, 44, 46, Jo. I, 22, 23,
25, 33, 38, 42, 46, 48, 50 ; 2, 16, 18, ig, 20, 22 ; 3, 2, 3, 7,
g, 10, 26, 27, 28; 4, 10, 13, 17, 27, 32, 48, 52, 53 ; s, IT, 14,
ig ; 6, 10, 25, 26, 28, 2g, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, 41, 43, 53, 5g,
60, 61, 67 ; 7, 3, 9, 16, 20, 21, 33, 35, 36, 38, 42, 45, 52 ; 8,
7, TO, II, 13, 14, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 39, 41, 42, 48, 52, 57,
58 ; 9, 7, II, 12, 15, 17, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 34, 35,
36, 37, 39, 40, 41 ; 10, 7, 26; II, 4, II, 12, 14, 16, 21, 25,
34, 37, 41, 4g ; 12, 7, ig, 30, 35, 41, 44 ; 13, 7, it, 12, 21,
33 ; 14, 23 ; 16, 17, ig ; 17, i ; t8, 4, 6, 7, 11, 25, 29, 30,
311 33, 37, 38 i ig- 21, 24, 30 ; 20, 14, 17, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26,
28 ; 21, 6, 17, 20, 23, Ac, I, 7, IT, IS, 24 ; 2, 37 ; 3, 4, 6 ;
4, 8, 19, 24 ; 5, 3, 8, 9, ig, 2g, 35 ; 6, 2 ; 7, i, 3, 7, 33, 35,
56, 60 ; 8, 20, 24, 29, 30, 31, 34, 37 ; 9, 5, 6, 10, 15, 17, 34,
40 ; 10, 3, 4, 14, 19, 21, 22, 34; II. 8, 13; 12, 8, II, 15,
17 ; 13, 2, TO, 16, 22, 46 ; 14, 10 ; 15, 7, 36 ; t6, iS, 20, 31 ;
17, 32 ; t8, 6, 14, 21 ; ig, 2, 3, 4, 15, 21, 25; 20, to, 18,
35; 21, II, 14, 20, 39; 22, 8, TO, 13, 14, 19, 21, 25, 27; 23,
I, 3, 4, IT, 14, 120, 23 ; 24, 20, 22 ; 25, 9, TO ; 26, 15, 29 ;
27- 21, 31 ; 28, 21, 26, 29 [epo, eipon 1401] to say, utter,
speak, tell,
in He, 7, 9 [epos epein 1928] to say a -word,
iu Ae, 4, 14 [ant-epo, eipon 442] to say iu opposition
or in return,
in Mt, 4, 7 ; 8, 8 ; 13, 28, 29 ; 14, 8 ; 17, 26 ; ig, 21 ; 21,
27 ; 25, 21, 23 ; 26, 34, 6t ; 27, it, 23, 65, Mr, 14, 29, Lu,
7, 40, 44 ; 22, 58, 70 ; 23, 3, Jo, I, 23 ; 9, 38, Ao, 2, 38 ; 7,
2 ; 8, 36 ; TO, 28, 30, 31 ; 16, 30, 37 ; 17, 22 ; 19. 35 ; 21,
37; 22, 2, 27, 28; 23, 5, 17, 18,35; 25, 5, 22 t, 24; 26, I,
24, 25, 28, 32, I Co, 6, 16 ; 7, 29 ; 10, 15, 19 ; 15, 50, 2 Co,
10, 10, He, 8, 5 [phemi 4850] to say, announce,
in Mt, 7, 4, 22 ; 13, 30 ; 17, 20 ; 21, 3, 25 ; 25, 34, 40,
41 ; 26, 75, ]Hr, II, 31, Lu, 2, 24 ; 4, 12, 23 ; 12, 19 ; 13,
25, 27 ; 14, 9 ; 15, 18 ; 17, 7, 8, 21, 23 ; 19, 31 ; 20, 5 ; 22,
II, 13; 23, 29, Jo, 4, 18; 6, 65; 12, 50, Ac, 13, 34; 17,
28, Ro, 3, 5 ; 4, I ; 6, I ; 7, 7 ; 8, 31 ; 9, 14, 19, 20, 30 ;
IT, 19, I Co, 14, 16, 23 ; 15, 35, 2 Co, 12, 6, 9, Ph, 4, 4,
He, I, 13 ; 4- 3, 7 ; to, 9 ; 13. 5, Ja, 2, 18, Ee, 7, 14 ; ig,
3 [ereo, ero igoi] to inform, speak, say,
iu Ro, 9, 29, 2 Co, 7, 3, Ga, i, 9, He, 10 15 [pro-ere5
3876] to inform beforehand,
m Mr, 9, 6, Jo, 8, 25, 26 ; 16, 6, 18 ; 18, 20, 21, Ac, 3,
22 ; 23, 7, 18 ; 26, 22, Ro, 3, ig, i Co, g, 8, He, 5. 5 ; 11,
18 [laleo 2768] to talk, speak,
in Mt, 5, 21, 27_, 31, 33, 38, 43, Ro, 9, 12, 26, Re, 6. 11
[reomai 4078] to inform, speak, say.
in Ac, 24, 9, Re, 2, 2 [pha;sk6 ^841] to afSrm, profess,
in Ac, 2, 14 [apo-phtheggomai 631] to sound forth,
in He, 5, 11 [polus ho logos 2833] much or abundant
in Mr, 7, 11 [ho esti 1398] that is, [is the -word,
SAYING, in Mt, 7, 24, 26, 28; 15, 12; ig, i, it, 22;
26, I ; 28, 15, Mr, 7, 29 ; 8, 32 ; g, 10; 10, 22, Lu, i, 29 ;
6, 47 ; 9, 28, 44, Jo, 4, 37, 39 ; 6, 60 ; 7, 36, 40 ; 8, 51, 52,
55 ; 10, ig ; 12,' 38 ; 14, 24 ; 15, 20 ; 18, g, 32 ; 19, 8, 13 ;
21. 23, Ac, 6. 5: 7, 2g ; 16, 36, Ro, 3, 4; 13, 9, i Co, 15,
54, 1 Ti, I, 15 ; 3, 1 ; 4, 9, 2 Ti, 2. 11, Tit, 3, 8, Re. 19, 9;
22, 6, 7, 9, 10 [logos 2833] lyord,
in Mr, g, 32, Lu. i, 65 ; 2, 17, so, 51 ; ?• i ; 9- 45 * ; 18,
34 [rema 4082] saying,
in Jo, 4, 42 [laUa 2769] talk,
in Ac, 14, 18 [lego 2788] to lay out, say,
SCALE, in Ac. 9, 18 [lepis 2797] scale,
SCARCE, in Ac, 14, 18 ; 27, 7 [molis 3060] hardly,
SCARCELY, inRo, 5, 7, i Pe, 4, 18 [molis 3060] hardly,
SCARLET (colour, coloured), in Mt, 27, 28, He, 9, 19,
Re, 17, 3, 4 ; 18, 12, 16 [kokkinos 2652] scarlet,
SCATTER (abroad, be -ed), in Mt, 12, 30, Lu, it, 23,
Jo, 10, 12 ; 16. "2 [skorpizo 4200] to scatter.

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inMt. 26. 31, Mr. 14. 27, Lu. i. 51, Jo. 11. 52 [dia-
skorpizo 1173] to scatter thoroughly.
in Mt. 9. 36 [riptomai 4091] to be thrown.
in Ac. s- 36 [dia-luomai 1147] to be dissolved.
in Ac. 8. I, 4; II. 19 [dia-speiromai 1175] to be
thoroughly sown abroad, dispersed.
in Ja. I. I, I Pe. i. i [dia-spora, 1176] dispersion.
SCEPTRE, in He. i. 8 [rabdos 4066] rod.
SCHISM, in I Co. 12. 25 [schisma 4517] rent, schism.
SCHOOL, in Ac. 19. 9 [schole 4520] school,
SCHOOLMASTER, in Ga. 3. 24, 25 [paid-agogos 3420]
a child-leader or conductor.
SCIENCE, in i Ti. 6. 20 [gnosis 1005] knowledge.
SCOFFER, in 2 Pe. 3. 3 [em-paiktes 1584] one who
makes sport of.
SCORCH, in Mt. 13. 6, Mr. 4. 6, Re. 16. 8, 9 [kaumatizo
2552] to burn, scorch.
SCORN. {See Laugh).
SCORPION, in Lu, 10. 19; 11. 12, Re. 9. 3, 5, 10
[skorpios 4201] scorpion,
SCOURGE, in Jo. 2. 15 [phragellion 4907] whip.
SCOURGE (to), in Mt. 10. 17 ; 20. 19 ; 23. 34, Mr. 10.
34, Lu. 18. 33, Jo. Ip. I, He. 12. 6 [mastigoo 2895] to
in Ac. 22. 25 [mastizo 28g6] to scourge. [scourge.
inMt. 27. 26, Mr. 15. 15 [phragelloo 4go8] to whip,
flagellate. [scourging.
SCOURGING, in Ac, 22. 24, He. n. 36 [mastix 2897]
SCRIBE, in Mt, 2. 4 ; 5. 20 ; 7. 29 ; 8. "ig ; 9. 3 ; 12. 38 ;
13. 52 ; 15. I ; 16. 21 ; 17. 10 ; 20. 18 ; 21. 15 ; 23. 2, 13, 14,
15, 23, 25, 27, 2g, 34 ; 26. 3, S7 ; 27. 41, Mr, i. 22 ; 2. 6,
16 ; 3. 22 ; 7. I, 5 ; 8. 31 ; g. 11, 14, t6 ; 10. 33 ; n. 18,
27; 12, 28, 32, 35, 38; 14. 1, 43, 53; 15. I, 3i> ^"- 5- 21,
30; 6. 7; g. 22; II. 44, 53; 15. 2; 19. 47; 20. I, ig, 39,
6 ; 22. 2, 66 ; 23. TO, Jo. 8. 3, Ac. 4. 5 ; 6. 12 ; 23. 9, i
I0. I. 20 [grammateus 1017] writer, scribe.
SCRIP, in Mt, TO. 10, Mr. 6. 8, Lu. g. 3 ; 10. 4 ; 22. 35,
36 [pera 3691] scrip. [writing.
SCRIPTURE, in 2 Ti. 3. 15 [gramma 1016] lettera,
in Mt. 21. 42 ; 22. 2g ; 26. S4, 56, Mr. 12. 10, 24 ; 14.
4g ; 15. 28, Lu. 4. 21 ; 24. 27, 32, 45, Jo. 2. 22 ; 5. 39 ; 7.
38, 42 ; 10. 35 ; 13. 18 ; 17, 12 ; 19. 24^ 28, 36, 37 ; 20. g,
Ac. I. 16 ; 8. 32, 35 ; 17, 2, 11 ; 18. 24, 28, Ro. i. 2 ; 4. 3 ;
9. 17; 10. 11; IT. 2; 15. 4; 16. 26, I Co. 15. 3, 4, Gal. 3.
8, 22 ; 4. 30, I Ti. 5, 18, 2 Ti. 3. t6, Ja. 2.; 8, 23 ; 4. 5, i
Pe. 2. 6, 2 Pe, I. 20 ; 3. t6 [graphe 1019] writing.
SCROLL, in Re. 6. 14 [biblion 891] little book, roll,
scroll. SEA (things in the, where two seas meet. See also
Coast), in Mt. 4. 15, 18 1 ; 8. 24, 26, 27, 32 ; 13. i, 47 ; 14.
24, 25, 26 ; 15, ig ; 17. 27 ; 18. 6; 21. 21 ; 23. 15, Mr. i.
i6t; 2. 13; 3. 7 ; 4. ith, 39, 41 ; 5. i, 13 1, 21 ; 6. 47, 48,
49 j 7- 31 » 9- 42 ; s^i- 23, Lu. 17. 2, 6 ; 21. 25, Jo. 6, i, 16,
17, 18, 19, 22, 25 ; 21. I, 7, Ac. 4. 24 ; 7. 36 ; 10. 6, 32 ; 14.
15 ; 17. 14 ; 27. 30, 38, 40 ; 28. 4, Ro. g. 27, i Co. 10. i, 2,
2 Co. II. 26, He. II. 12, 29, Ja. i. 6, Ju. 13, Re. 4. 6; 5.
13 ; 7. 1, 2, 3 ; 8. 8 i, 9 ; 10. 2, 5, 6, 8 ; 12. 12 ; 13. i i ; 14.
7; 15. 2£; 16. 3 i ; 18. , 17, 19, 21; 20. 8, 13; 21. x
[thalassa 2153] sea.
in Ac. 27. 41 [di-thalassos 1227] of two seas.
in Ac. 27. s [pelagos 3598] the open sea.
in Ja. 3. 7 [en-alios 1606] belonging to the salt water.
SEAL ^et a, set to one's), in Ro, 4. 11, i Co. 9. 2, 2
Ti. 2. ig, Re. 5. I, 2, 5, 9 ; 6. i, 3, 5, 7, g, 12 ; 7. 2 ; 8. i ;
9, 4 [sphragis 4511] seal.
in Jo. 3. 33, Re. 20. 3 (sphragizo 4510] to (set a) seal.
SEAL (up), in Mt. 27. 66, Jo. 6. 27, Ro. 15. 28, 2 Co, i.
22, Ep. I. 13 ; 4. 30^ Re. 7. 3, 4 t, 5 t, 6 th, 7 th, 8 th ; 10.
4 ; 22 10 [sphragizo 4510] to seal.
in Re. 5. i [kata-sphragizomai 2504] to be sealed down.
SEAM (without), in Jo, 19, 23 [ar-raphos 681] unsewn,
without seam.
SEARCH (diligently), in Jo. 5. 39 ; 7. 52, Ro. 8. 27, i
Oo. 2. 10, I Pe. I. IT, Re. 2. 23 [ereunao 1942] to search.
in I Pe, I. 10 [ex-ereunao 1721] to search out.
in Mt. 2. 8 [ex-etazo 1724] to search diligently.
in Ac. 17, II [ana-krino 322] to judge up or anew.
SEARED (be), in i Ti. 4. 2 [kauteriazomai 2556] to be
cauterized or burned with hot iron.
SEASON (certain, convenient, due, for a, in, out of),
in Mt. 21. 41 ; 24. 45, Mr. 12. 2, Lu. i. 20 ; 4. 13 ; 12. 42 ;
13. I ; 20. TO, Jo, s- 4, Ac. I.- 7 ; 13. IT ; 14. 17 ; 24. 25,
Ga. 6. 9, 1 Th. 5. I [kaii'os 2349] season, due season.
in He. 11. 25 ]pros-kairos 3945] for a season.
In 2 Ti. 4. 2 [eu-kairos 2017] m good season.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in 2 Ti. 4. 2 [a-kaii'os 149] out of or apart from a due
season. [time.
in Ac. 19. 22 ; 20. 18, Re. 6. 11 ; 20. 3 [chronos 5027!
in Jo. 5. 35, 2 Co. 7. 8, Phm. 15 [hora 5086] hour.
in I Pe, I. 6 [oligos 3247] a little, (See also Long).
SEASON (to), in Mr. 9. 50, Lu. 14. 34, Ool. 4. 6 [artuo
692] to season, prepare fitly.
SEAT (chief, highest, uppermost. See also Judgment),
in Lu. I. 52, Re. 2. 13 ; 4. 4 ; 11. 16 ; 13. 2 ; 16. 10 [thrones
2229] throne.
in Mt, 21. 12 ; 23. 2, Mr, it. 15 [kath-edra 2325] seat,
place for sitting down.
in Mt. 23. 6, Mr. 12. 39, Lu. n. 43 ; 20, 46 [proto-kath-
edria 4016] foremost seat.
SECOND (time, after the flrst), in Mt. 21. 3a; 22. 36,
39 ; 26. 42, Mr. 12. 21, 31 ; 14. 72, Lu. 12. 38 ; zg: 18 ; 20.
30, Jo. 3. 4 ; 4. 54; 21. 16, Ac. 7. 13; 10. 15; 12. TO J ID.
33, I Co. 15. 47, 2 Co. I. IS ; 13. 2, Tit, 3, 10, He. 8. 7 ; g.
3, 7, 28 ; TO. 9, 2 Pe. 3. I, Re. 2. n ; 4. 7 ; 6. 3 i ; 8. 8 ;
IT. 14 ; t6. 3 ; 20. 6, 14 ; 21. 8, 9 [deuteros 1094] second,
in Lu. 6. I [deutero-protos logs] second first.
SECONDARILY, in i Co, 12. 28 [deuteros 1094] second,
secondly, SECRET (chamber, place, in, in a, keep, kept), in Mt.
6. 4 t, z8 t,'L\i. B. 17 ; IT. 33, Jo. 7. 4, 30; 18. 20, Ro. 2.
16, I Co. 14. 25 [kruptos 2720] hidden, secret.
in Mt. 13. 3s [kruptomai 2721] to be hidden,
in Mr. 4. 22 [apo-kruphos 579] hidden away.
in Ep. 5. 12 [kruphe 2725] in hiding.
( iu Ro. 16. 25 [sigaomai 4158] to be or keep silent.
in Mt. 24. 26 [tameion 4544] storehouse, secret place.
SECRETLY, in Jo, 19. 38 [kruptomai 2721] to be
in Jo, II. 28 [lathra 2764] privily. [hidden.
SECT, in Ac. 5. 17 ; 15. s ; 24* Sl 26, 5 ; 28. 22 [hairesis
118] a taking, choosing, sect, heresy.
SECURE, in Mt. 28. 14 [poieo a-merimnos 248] to make
without anxious care. [suflacient or meet.
SECURITY, inAc, 17. 9 [to hikanon 2271] that which is
SEDITION, in Lu. 23. ig, 25, Ac. 24. 5 [stasis 4255]
standing, upstanding.
in Gal. 5. 20 [dicho-stasia i25g] diverse standing.
SEDUCE, in i Jo. 2. 26, Re. 2. 20 [planao 3713] to lead
astray, cause to wander,
in Mr. 13. 22 [apo-planao 5g7] to lead off astray.
SEDUCER, in 2 Ti. 2. 13 [goes loii] charlatan.
SEDUCING, in 1 Ti. 4. i [pianos 3716] leading astray.
SEE (afar oft, before, clearly, to, make, can, cannot,
be seen), in Mt. 2. 2, g, 10, 11, 16 ; 3. 7, 16 ; 4. 16, 18,
21 ; s- i^i ^6 i 8. 14, 18, 34 ; g. 2, 8, 9, 11, 22, 23, 36 ; 11.
8, g ; 12. 2, 38 ; 13. 15, 17 t ; 14. 14, 26 1 ; 26, 28 ; 17. 8 ;
18. 31 ; 20. 3 ; 21. 15, 19, 20, 32, 38 ; 22. 11 ; 23. 39 ; 24.
15, 33 ; 25. 37, 38, 39> 44 ; 26. 8, 58, 71 ; 27. 3, 24, 49, 54 ;
28. 6, 17, Mr. I. 10, 16, 19 ; 2. 5, 12, 14, 16 ; 5. 6, 14, 16,
22, 32 ; 6. 33, 34, 38, 48, 49, 50 ; 7. 2 ; 9. i, 8, 9, 14, 20,
25, 38 ; 10. 14 ; TI, 13, 20 ; 12, 15, 34 ; 13. 14, 29 ; 14. 67,
69 ; 15. 32, 36, 39 ; t6. 5, Lu. i. 12, 29 ; 2. 15, 17, 20, 26 1,
30, 48 ; 5. 2, 8, 12, 20, 26 ; 7. 13, 22, 25, 26, 39 ; 8. 20, 28,
34.35,36, 47; 9- 9, 27, 32, 49> 54; 10. 24 1, 31, 33; II. 38;
12. 54 ; 13. 12, 35 ; 14. 18 ; 15. 20 ; 17. 14, 15, 22 ; 18. 15,
24, 43 ; 19. 3, 4, 5, 7, 37 ; 20. 13, 14 ; 21. i, 2, 20, 31 ; 22.
49, 58 ; 23. 8 th, 47 ; 24. 64, Jo. I. 33, 39 th, 46, 47, 48,
50 ; 3- 3 ; 4- 29, 48 ; 5. 6; 6. 14, 22, 24, 26, 30 ; 8. s6t; 9.
I ; II- 3I) 32, 33, 34 ; 12. 9, 21, 40, 41 ; 18. 26 ; 19. 6, 26,
33 ; 20. 8, 20, 25, 29 ; 21. 21, Ac. 2. 27, 31 ; 3* 3, 9, 12 ; 4.
20 ; 6. IS ; 7. 24, 31, 34 1, 55 ; 8. 39 ; 9. 12, 27, 35, 40 ; 10.
3, 17 ; II. s, 6, 13, 23 ; 12. 3, 16 ; 13. 12, 35, 36, 37, 45 ;
14. IT ; 16. 10, 19, 27, 40; ig. 21 ; 21. 32 ; 22. 14, 18 ; 26.
13, t6 ; 28. 4, 15, 20, 27, Ro. I. II, I Co. 2. 9 ; 8. 10 ; 16.
7, Gal. T. 19 ; 2. 7, 14 ; 6. 11, Ph. i. 27, 30 ; 2. 28 ; 4. 9,
I Th. 2. 17 ; 3. 6, 10, I Ti. 6. 16 1, 2 Ti. i. 4, He. 3. 9; n.
5, 13, 23, da. 5. Ti, I Pe. I. 8 ; 3. 10; I Jo. 5. 16, 3 Jo. 14,
Re. I, 2, 12, 17, 19, zot; 4. 4 ; 5.1,2; 6. i, 2, 9 ; 7. i, 2 ;
8. 2 ; g. I, 17 ; 10. 1, s ; 12. 13 ; 13. i, 2, 3 ; 14. 6 ; 15. i,
2 ; 16. 13 ; 17. 3, 6 1, 8, 12, IS, 16, 18 ; 18. i, 7 ; ig. n, 17,
19 ; 20. 1, 4, IT, 12 ; 21. T, 2, 22 [eideo, eidon 1379] to see.
in Ac. 2. 31 [pro-eideo 3875] to see beforehand-
in Lu. 17. 23, Ac. 8. 36 [idou 2257] lo !
in Mr. 13. i [ide 2253] see !
in Mt. 6. 4, 6, 18 ; 11. 4 ; 12. 22 ; 13. 13 i, 14 t, x6, X7 ;
14. 30 ; 15. 31 1 ; 24. 2, Mr. 4. izt; 5. 31 ; 8. 18, 23, 24 ;
13. 2, Lu. 7. 44 ; 8. lot, 16 ; 10. 23 (, 24 ; n. 33 ; 21. 30,
Jo. 1. 29 ; 5. 19 ; g. 7, 15, 19, 21, 25, 39 th, 41 ; n. 9 ; 20.
I, 5 ; 21. 9, 20, Ac. 2. 33 ; 8. 6 ; 9. 8 ; 12. 9; 13. n ; 28.
26 t, Ro. 7. 23 ; 8. 24 t, 25 ; 11. 8, lo, i Co. 1. 26 ; 13. 12 ;

16. 10, 2 Co, 4. 18/ ; 12. 6, Ep, 5. 15, He. 2. g ; 3. ig J 10.
2s ; II. I, 3i 7 ; 12. 25, Ja. 2. 22, Re. 1. n, 12 ; 3. 18 ; 6.
I, 3, 5, 7 ; 9' 20 ; II. 9 ; 16. 15 ; 18. 9 ; 22. 8 t [bl6p6 905]
to look, behold.
in Mr. 8. 25, Ac. 22. 11 [em-blepo 1^72] to look into.
in Mt. 7. 5, Lu. 6. 42 [dia-blepo 1111] to look through,
see thoroughly.
in Lu. 7. 22 [ana-blepo 279] to look up, see again.
in Mt. 8. 4 ; g. 30 ; 24. 6, Mr, 1. 44, Lu. i. 22 ; g. 36 ;
16, 23 ; 24. 23, Jo. I. 18, 34 ; 3. iz, 32 ; 4. 45 ; 5- 37 ; 6. 2,
36, 46 1; 8. 38 1, 57 ; 9. 37 ; 14. 7, 9 ; 15. 24 ; 19. 35 ; 20.
18, 25, 29, Ac. 7. 44 ; 22, 15, I Co. 9. I, CoL 2. I, 18, 1 Th.
S. 15, He. 2. 8; 8. 5 ; 11. 27, Ja. 2. 24, i Pe. i. 8, i Jo. t.
I, 2, 3 ; 3, 6 ; 4. 2c t, 3 Jo. IT, Re. 18. 18 ; 19. 10 ; 22. 9
[horao 3338] to see, look.
in Ac. 21. 29 [pro-orao 3910] to see beforehand.
in Ro. I. 20 [kath-oraomai 2340] to be fully seen,
in Mt. 28. I, Mr. 3. n ; 5. 15, 38 ; 16. 4, Lu. 24. 37, 39,
Jo. 2. 23 ; 6. ig, 40, 62 ; 7. 3 ; 8. 51 ; 9. 8 ; to. 12 ; 12. 45 ;
14, 17, ig ; 16. TO, 16, 17, 19 ; 20. 6, 12, 14, Ac. 3. 16 ; 4.
13 j 7- 56 ; 9. 7 ; 10. II ; 17. t6; 19. 26; 20. 38; 21. 20;
25. 24; 28. 6, I Jo, 3. 17, Re, It. II [theoreo 2200] to
view. in Mt. 5. 8 ; 24. 30 ; 26. 64 ; 27. 4, 24 ; 28. 7, 10, Mr.
13. 26; 14. 62 ; 16. 7, Lu. 3. 6 ; 13. 28 ; 17. 22 ; 21. 27, Jo.
I' 30, 51 ; 3. 36; II. 40 ; 16. 16, 17, ig, 22, Ac. 2. 17 ; 13.
31 ; 20. 25, Ro. 15. 21, I Co. IS- s, 6, 7, 8, i Ti. 3. 16, He.
12. 14 ; 13. 23, I Jo. 3. a, Re. I. 7 ; it, 19 ; 22. 4 [opto
mai 3-317] to look, see.
in Ac. I. 3 [optanomai 3308] to be seen.
in Mt. 6. I ; 11. 7; 22. xz ; 23. 5, Mr. 16. it, 14, Lu. 5.
27 ; 7. 24, Jo, I. 32, 38 ; 6. s ; 8. 10; II, 45, Ac. r. 11 ; 8.
18 ; 21. 27 ; 22. 9, Ro. IS- 24, I Jo. 4. 12, 14 [theaomai
2170] to gaze at. [shine.
inMt. 6. 5 ; 9. 33 [phainomai 4827] to be seen, appear,
tn Mt. 2. II [heurisko 2041] to find,
in Ga. i. 18 [historeo 2304] to inquire into, visit.
in Ep. 3. 9 [photizo 4950] to lighten.
in 2 Pe. I. 9 [mu-opazo jogi] to shut the eyes.
SEED (sown, receive), in Mt, 13. 24, 27, 32, 37, 38 ;
22. 24, Mr. 4. 31 ; 12, ig, z6, 21, 22, Lu. i, 55 ; 20. 28, Jo,
7. 42 ; 8- 33, 37, Ac. 3. 2s ; 7- 5, 6 ; i3- 23, K.o. i. 3 ; 4.
13, 16, 18 ; 9. 7 t, 8, 29 ; II. I, 1 Co, ig. 38, 2 Co. 9. 10 ;
II. 22, Ga. 3. 16 th, ig, 29, 2 Ti. 2. 8, He. 2. 16 ; ,11. n,
18, I Jo. 3. 9, Re. 12. 17 [sperma 4233]setfd.
in Mr. 4. 26, 27, Lu. 8. 5, 11, 2 Co. 9. 10 [sporos 4246]
seed, sowmg.
in Mt. 13. 19, 20, 22, 23 [speiromai ^230] to be soym.
in I Pe. 1.23 [spora 4244]sowing. (iSeeaZso Mustard).
SEEING, in 2- Pe. 2. 8 pjlemma 904] looking,
beholding. SEEING (that), in Ltt. 1. 34. 2 Co. 11. 18, He. 4. 6 ; 5.
II [ep-ei 1784] since.
in Ac. 13. 46, I Co. 14, 16 [ep-ei-de 1785] since.
in Ro. 3. 30 [ep-ei-per 1789] since indeed"".
in 2 Th. 1. 6 [ei-per 1377] if indeed.
in Ac, 2. IS [gar 963] for.
SEEK (after, carefully, diligently, for, meaus), in Mt.
2. i3f 20 ; 6. 33; 7. 7, 8 ; lz. 43 ; 13. 45 ; 18. 12 ; 21. 46 ;
26. 16, sg ; 28, s, Mr. i. 37 ; 3. 32 J 8. 11 ; 11. 18 ; 12. 12 ;
i4. I, II, 55 ; 16. 6, Lu. 2. 4s, 48, 4g ; 4. 42 ; 5. 18 ; 6. ig;
II. 9, 10, 16, 24, 54; 12. 29, 31; 13. 6, 7, 24 ; 15. 8; 17.
33 ', 19* 3, 10, 47 ; 20. 19 ; 22. 2, 6 ; 24. s, Jo. i. 38 ; 4.
23, 27 ; 5. 16, 18, 30, 44 ; 6. 24, 26 ; 7. i, 4, 11, 18 t, 25,
30, 34, 36; 8. 21, 37, 40, 5o«; 10. 39; xx. 8, 56; 13. 33;
18, 4, 7, 8; 19. 12 ; 20. 15, Ac. 10. ig, 21 ; 13. 8, 11 ; 17.
5,27, Ro. 2. 7 f 10. 20; II. 3, I Co. I. 22; 7. 27 1; ID.
24, 33 ; 13. 5 ; 14. 12", 2 Co. 12. 14 ; 13. 3, Ga. i. 10 ; 2.
17, Ph. 2. 21, Col. 3. I, I Th. 2. 6, 2 Ti. i. 17, He. 8. 7,
I Pe, 3. it ; 5. 8, Re, g. 6 [zeteo 2097] to seek.
in Mt. 6. 32 ; 12. 39 ; 16. 4, Mr. 8. 12 ; Lu, n. 29 ;_'i2.
30, Ac. 12. ig, Ro. II, 7, He. II. 14 ; 13. 14 [epi-zeteo
1827] to seek about.
in Ac. 15. 17, Ro. 3. II, He. n, 6 ; 12. 17 [ek-zeteo
1459] to seek out.
in Lu. 2. 44, Ac. II. 25 [ana-zeteo 29g] to seek up.
SEEM (good), in Lu. i. 3 ; 8. 18, Ac. 15. 25, 28 ; 17. 18 ;
2^. Z7f 1 Co. 3. 18 ; IT. 16 ; 12. 22, 2 Co. lo. 9, Ga. 2. 6 t,
9, He. 4. I ; 12. ir, Ja. i, 26 [dokeo 1269] to think) seem
good. inMt. II. 26, Lu. 10. 21 [ginomai eu-dokia 1999] to
become a good thought or pleasure.
in Lu. 24. II [phainomai 4827] to appear, be seen, shine.
SEIZE on, in Mt. 21. 38 [kat-echo 4532] to hold fast.

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SELF (his own, of one's) in i Pe. ¦£. 24 [autos 788] he
himself. in Mr. 4, 28 [auto-matos 786] self moved.
(iSee also His, mine).
SELFSAME (the, this), in 2 Co. 5. 5 [auto (touto) 788,
3390] (this) same.
in Mt. 8. 13 [ekeinos 1457] that. [self-pleased.
SELF-WILLED, in Tit. i. 7, 2 Pe. 2. 10 [auth-ades 769]
SELL (buy and, whatsoever is sold), in Mt. 10. 2g ;
13. 44 ; ig. 21 ; 21. 12 1 ; 25. g, Mr. 10. 21 ; 11. 15 t, Lu.
12. 6, 33 ; 17. 28 ; 18. 22 ; ig, 45 ; 22. 36, Jo. 2, 14, 16, Ac.
4- 34, 37 » 5) i> I Co, 10. 25, Re, 13, 17 [pole64os6] to sell,
in Mt. 13. 46 ; 18. 25 ; 26. 9, Mr. 14. 5, Jo. 12. 5, Ac. 2,
4 5 ; 4- 34 ; 5- 4, ^^o- 7- ^4 [pipi'asko 3706] to cause to pass
over, sell, [away.
in Ac. 5. 8 ; 7. 9, He. 12. 16 [apo-didomi 555] to give
inJa. 4. T3[em-porcuomaii5g2]to make merchandise.
SELLER. {See Purple.) (of elderly men.
SENATE, in Ac. 5. 21 [gerousia 984] senate, company
SEND (again, away, for, forth, out, with, sent, greet
ing, rain), in Mt. 2. 16 ; 10, s, 16, 40; xz. 10; 13. 41 ;
14. 35 ; 15. 24 ; 20. 2 ; 21. i, 3, 34, 36, 37 ; 22. 3, 4, 16 ;
23- 34) 37 ; 24, 31 ; 27, 19, Mr. i. 2 ; 3. 14, 31 ; 5. 10 ; 6.
7, 17, 27 ; 8. 26 ; 9. 37 ; n, i, 3 ; 12. 2, 3, 4 1, 5, 6, 13 ; 13.
27 ; 14. 13, Lu. 1, 19, 26 ; 4. 18, 43 ; 7. 3, 20, 27 ; 9. 2, 48,
52; TO. 1,3, 16; II. 49; 13.34; 14* 17, 32; 19- 14, 29,
32 ; 20, 10, 20 ; 22. 8, 35 ; 24. 49, Jo, i, 6, ig, 24 ; 3. 17,
28, 34 ; 4- 38 ; 5- 33, 36, 38 ; 6. 2g, 57 ; 7, 29, 32 ; 8. 42;
9. 7; TO. 36 ; II. 3, 42 ; 17. 3, 8, i8t, 21, 23, 25 ; 18. 24;
20. 21, Ac. 3, 20, 26 ; s- 21 ; 7, 14, 34, 35; 8, 14 ; g, i7j
38; TO. 8, 17, 20, 21, 36; II. II, 13,30; 13. 15, 26; 15.

27 ; 16. 35, 36 ; ig, 22 _; 26. 17 ; 28, 28, Ro. 10. 15, i Co.
I. 17, 2 Co. 12. 17, 2 Ti. 4, 12, He. 1. 14, I Pe. i. 12, i Jo.
4. g, TO, 14, Re, I- I ; 5. 6 ; 22. 6 [apo-stello 611] to send
away. in Lu. I. 53 ; 20. 10, n, Ac. 7. 12 ; g. 30 ; 11. 22 ; 12
II ; 17. 14 ; 22. 21, Ga. 4. 4, 6 [ex-apo-stell6 1711] to send
away out.
in 2 Co. 12. 18 [sun-apo-stello 4426] to send away with.
in Jo. 13. 16 [apo-stolos 614] apostle, one sent off.
inMt. 2. 8; n- 2 ; 14. 10; 22. 7, Mr. 5. 12, Lu. 4. 26 ;
7. 6, 10, 19 ; IS 15 ; 16. 24, 27 ; 20. II, 12, 13, Jo. I. 22,
33 ; 4- 34 ; 5- 23, 24, 30, 37 ; 6. 38, 39, 40, 44 ; 7, 16, t8,
28, 33 ; 8. 16, 18, 26, 29 ; 9. 4 ; 12. 44, 45, 49 ; 13. i6, 20* ;
14. 24, 26 ; 13. 21, 26 ; 16. 5, 7 ; 20. 2t, Ac. 10. s, 32, 33 ;
II. 29 ; 15. 22, 25 ; 19. 31 ; 20. 17 ; 23. 30 ; 25. 21, 25, 27,
Ro, 8. 3, I Co. 4. 17; 16. 3, 2 Co. q. 3, Ep. 6. 22, Ph, 2.
IQ, 23, 25, 28 ; 4- 16, Col, 4. 8, I Tn, 3, 2, 5, 2 Th. 2. ji,
lit. 3. 12, I Pe. 2, 14, Re. I. II ; 11. 10; 22. 16 [pempo
3601] to send.
in Ac. 10. 22, 29 t ; 24. 24, 26 ; 25. 3 [meta-pempo 297g]
to send after or for. [again.
in Lu. 23. 7, II, 15, Phm. 12 [ana-pempo 348] to send
in Ac. 13. 4 ; 17. to [ek-pemp6 i4g2} to send out.
in 2 Co. 8. 18, 22 [sum-pempo 4382] to send with.
in Mt. 14. IS, 22, 23 ; 15. 23, 32, 3g, Mr. 6. 36, 45 ; 8. 3,
9, Lu. 8. 38 ; 9. 12, Ac. 13. 3 [apo-luo 592] to loose away.
in Mt, g. 28 ; 12. 20, Mr. 1. 43, Lu. 10. 2, Ja. 2. 25 [ek-
ballo 1436] to cast out.
iu Mt. 10. 34 1, Lu. 12. 49 [ballo 842] to cast.
in Mt. 13. 36, Mr. 4. 36 [aph-iemi 807] to send away.
in Mr. 6. 46 [apo-tassomai 619] to arrange-self off from.
iu Ja. 3. II [bruo 943] to gush forth.
in Mt.'s, 45 [brecho 937] to rain.
SENSES, in He. 5. 14 [aistheterion 124] senses.
SENSUAL, iu Ja. 3. 15, Ju. 19 [psuchikos so6g] souli-
• cal, animal. [to give judgment upon.
SENTENCE (give, my), in Lu. 23. 24 [epi-krino 1841]
in Ac. 15. 19 [ego krino 2714] I myself judge.
in 2 Co. I. 0 [apo-krima 575] full sentence.
SEPARATE (be), in Mt. 25. 32, Lu. 6. 22, Ac._ 13. 2 ;
ig. 9, Ro. I. I, 2 Co. 6. 17, Ga. 1. 15; 2. 12 [aph-ori2o8i7]
to mark off. [apart.
iu Ro. 8, 35, 39, He. 7. 26 [chorizo 5040] to put (yr set
in Ju. ig [apo-di-orizo 556] to mark self thoroughly off.
SEPULCHRE, in Mt. 23. 2g ; 27. 60 ; 28. 8, Mr. 15.
46 1 ; 16. 2, 3, s, 8, Lu. II. 47, 48 ; 23. 55 ; 24. 2, g, 12, 22,
24, Jo. 19, 41, 42 ; 20. 1 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, II t, Ac. 13. 29
[mnemeion 3045] sepulchre,
in Mt. 23. 27 ; 27. 61, 64, 66 ; 28, i, Ro. 3. 13 [taphos
4561] tomb, burying place. [sepulchre.
In Lu. 23. 53 ; 24. I, Ac. 2. 29 ; 7. 16 [mnema 3044]
SERGEANT, in Ac. 16. 35, 38 [rabd-ouchos 406;] rod-
holder, lictor.

SERPENT, in Mt.'7. 10; 10. 16; 23. 33, Mr. 16. 18,
Lu, 10. 19 ; II. II, Jo. 3, 14, I Co, TO. 9, 2 Co. II. 3, Re.
9. ig ; 12. 9, 14, 15 ; 20. 2 [ophis 3402] serpent.
in Ja. 3. 7 [herpeton igsS] creeping thing.
SERVANT (become, make, fellow, household, man;,
in Mt. 8. 9 ; 10. 24, 25 ; 13. 27, 28 ; 18. 23, 26, 27, 28, 32 ;
20. 27 ; 21, 34, 35, 36 ; 22. 3, 4, 6, 8, 10 ; 24. 45, 46, 48, 50 ;
25. 14, 19, 21^ 23, 26, 30 ; 26. 51, Mr. TO. 44 ; 12. 2, 4; 13.
34 ; 14- 47, Lu. 2. 29 ; 7. 2, 3, S, TO ; 12. 37, 38, 43, 45,
46, 47; 14. 17, 2\t, 22, 23; 15. 22; 17. 7, 9, 10; 19. 13,
IS, 17, 22; 20. 10, 11; 22. SO, Jo. 4. 51; 8, 34, 35; 13.
16 ; 15. is^, 20; t8. lot, 18, 26, Ac. 2. 18 ; 4. 29 ; t6, 17,
Ro. I. I ; 6. 16 t, 17, 20, I Co. 7. 21, 22 1, 23, 2 Co. 4. 5,
Ga, I. 10 ; 4. T, 7, Ep. 6, 5, 6, Ph. i. i ; 2. 7, Col. 3. 22 ;
4, I, 12, X Ti, 6. I, 2 Ti. 2. 24, Tit. i. i ; 2. 9, Phm. t6 t,
Ja. I. I, I Pe. 2. t6, 2 Pe. i. i ; 2. ig, Ju. i, Re. z. zt ;
2. 20 ; 7. 3 ; 10. 7 ; n, 18 ; 15. 3 ; ig. 2, 5 ; 22. 3, 6 [doulos
1298] bondman.
in Ro. 6. ig t [doulos adj. 1298] bound.
in Ro. 6. 18, 22, I Co. g. 19 [douloo 1291] to bring
into bondage,
in Mt. 8. 6, 8, 13 ; 12. 18 ; 14. 2, Lu. i. S4, ^9\ 7* 7 !
15. 26, Ac. 4. 25 [pais 3429] lad, young man.
in Mt. 22. 13 ; 23. II, Mr. g. 35, Jo. 2. 5, g; 12. 26, Ro.
t6. I [dia-konos 1134] ministrant, deacon.
in Lu. 16. 13, Ac. 10. 7, Ro. 14. 4, i Pe. ^. 18 [oiketes
3210] domestic, house servant.
in Mt. 26. 58, Mr. 14. 54, 65, Jo. 18. 36 [hup-eretes
4766] under-rower, underling.
in He. 3. 5 [therapou 2193] curator. (See also Hired).
SERVE, in Mt, 6. 24 i, Lu. 75, 29 ; 16. 13 1, Ac. 20, 19,
Ro. 6. 6 ; 7. 6, 25 ; g. 12 ; 12. 11 ; 14. 18 ; t6. 18, Ga. 5.
13, Ph. 2. 22, Col. 3. 24, I Th. I. g, Tit. 3. 3 [douleuo
1287] to be in bondage or a bondman.
in Mt. 4. 10, Lu. 1. 74 ; 2. 37 ; 4. 8, Ac. 7. 7 ; 26. 7 ; 27.
23, Ro. I. g, 25, 2 Ti. I. 3, He. 8. 5 ; 9. 14 ; 12. 28 ; 13.
10, Re. 7. IS ; 22. 3 [latreuo 2785] to do public service.
in Lu. 10. 40 ; 12. 37 ; 17. 8 ; 22. 26, 27 t, Jo. 12. 2, 26 1,
Ac. 6. 2 [dia-koneo 1132] to be or act as a deacon.
in Ac. 13. 36 [hup-ereteo 4765] to be or act as an
underling. SERVICE (divine, do), in Jo. t6. 2, Ro. 9. 4; 12. i.
He. 9. I, 6 [latreia 2784] public service.
in He, 9. 9 [latreuo 2785] to do public service,
in Ro. 15. 31, 2 Co, TI. 8, Re. 2. 19 [dia-konia 1133]
minigtration, deaconship. [work.
in 2 Co, 9, 12, Ph. 2. 17, 30 [leit-ourgia 2793] public
in Ga, 4. 5, Ep. 6. 7, i Ti. 6, 2 [douleuo 1287] to be in
bondage or a bondman. (See also Eye).
SERVING, in Lu. 10. 40 [dia-konia 1133] ministration,
deaconship. SET (about, at one agairu before, down, forth, foot,
on, one's eyes, up, be), in Mt. 4. 5 ; t8. 2 ; 25. 33, Mr, g,
36, Lu. 4. 9 ; 9. 47, Jo, 8. 3, Ac. 4. 7 ; 5. 27 ; 6. 6, 13 ; 22.
30 [histemi 2303] to (cause to) stand firm, set.
in He. 2, 7 [kath-istemi 2336] to set down,
in Jo. 2, TO, Ac. 13. 47, I Co. 12. 18, 28, Re. 10. 2 [tith
emi 4616] to put, place,
in Mr. 6. 41 ; 8. 6 t, 7. Lu. g. 16 ; 10. 8 ; 11. 6, Ac. 16.
34, I Co. 10. 27 [para-tirhemi 3521] to put, place along
side or near. ,
in_ Mt. 27. 37, Mr, 4. 2t, Lu, 8. 16, Ac. t8, to [epi-
tithemi 1903] to put, place upon,
in Mr. 12. i [peri-tithemi 366g] to put, place around.
in Ro. 3. 25 [pro-tithemi 3995] to put, place forth.
in Mt. 5- 14, Lu. 2. 34, Jo, 2. 6 ; 19. 29, Ph, i. 17, Re.
4. 2 [keimai 2560] to be laid.
in He. 6. 18 ; 12. i, 2, Ju. 7 [pro-keimai 3897] to be
laid forth or before.
in Mt. 5. I, I Co. 6. 4, Ep. I. 20, He. 8. r ; 12. 2, Re.
3. 21 [kathizo 2334] to cause to sit, seat.
in Mt. 21. 7 [epi-kathizo 1833] to cause to sit, seat.
in Lu. 7. 8 [tasso 4556] to set in order, arrange.
in Lu. I. I [aua-tassomai 366] to arrange anew.
in I Co. II. 34 [dia-tassomai 1185] to arrange thorough
ly or throughout.
in Ac. 12. 21 [taktos 4537] arranged.
in Lu. 23, IT, Ac, 4. II, Ro. 14. to [ex-outheneo 1741]
to think nothing of.
in Lu. TO. 34 ; 19. 35, Ac. 23. 24 [epi-hihazo 1806] to
cause to go upon,
in Mr. i. 32, Lu. 4. 40 [duuo 1306] to go in.
in Mt, 27, 66 [meta gen. 2962] with. [nothing of.
in Mr. g. 12 [ex-oudenoomai 1740] to be thought

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE "WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Lu. 4, 18 [apo-stello 6tt] to send away.
in Ac. 7. 5 [bema podos 884] footstep, [peace.
in Ac. 7. 26 [sun-elauno eis eirenen 4444] to urge into
in Ac. 13. 9 [a-teniz6 757] to look intently on.
in Ac. IS- 16 [an-ortho6 432] to make upright.
in Ac. ig. 27 [erchomai eis ap-elegmon 524] to come
into reputation or disrepute.
in Ac, 21. 2 [an-ago 293I to lead up, go on board.
in I Co. 4. g [apo-deiknumi 548] to shew off.
in Tit. I. 5 [epi-di-orthoomai 1823] to make thoroughly
upright besides.
in Re. 3, 8 [didomi 1212] to give.
(See also Affection, evidently, fire, liberty, mind, order,
seal, stedfastly, uproar, variance),
SETTER forth, iu Ac. 17. 18 [kat-aggeleus 2407] a
thorough announcer.
SETTLE (-ed), in i Pe. 5. 10 [themelioo 2281] to found,
lay a foundation, settle.
in Lu, 21. 14 [tithemi 4616] to put, place.
in Col. I, 23 [hedraios 1365] stayed.
SEVEN (times, thousand), in Mt. 12. 45 ; 15. 34, 36,
37 ; 16. 10 ; 18. 22 ; 22. 25, 28, Mr. 8. s, 6, 8, zot ; 12.
20, 22, 23 ; 16, g, Lu, 2. 36 ; 8. 2 ; 11, 26 ; 20, 29,' 31, 33,
Ac. 6, 3 ; 13, ig ; ig, 14 ; 20. 6 ; 21. 4, 8, 27 ; 28, 14, He. 11.
30, Re. I. 4 1, II, 12, 13, 16, 20 six; 2. 1 1 ; 3. 1 t ; 4. st ;
S, I, s, 6 irt ; 8. 2 (, 6 £ ; 10, 3, 4 i ; 11. 13 ; 12. 3 ( ; 13. 1 ;
15. it, 6t, 7 i, Bt; z6. I ; 17. 1 1, 3, 7, 9 1, TO, TT ; 21.
gth [hepta 1930] seven. [times.
in Mt. 18. 21, 22, Lu, 17, 4t [heptakis 1931] seven
in Ro. II. 4 [heptakis-chilioi 1932] seven thousand.
' SEVENTH, in Jo. 4. 52, He. 4. 4 (, Ju. 14, Re. 8. i ;
10. 7 ; II. 15 ; 16, 17 ; 21. 20 [hebdomos 1334] seventh,
in Mt. 22. 26 [hepta 1930] seven. [1332] seventy.
SEVENTY (times), m Lu. 10. i, 17 [hebdomekonta
in Mt. t8. 22 [hebdomekontakis 1333] seventy times.
SEVER, in Mt. 13. 49 [aph-orizo 817] to mark off.
SEVERAL (every, one's), in Re. 21. 21 [ana heis
hekastos 1410] each one respectively.
in Mt. 25. IS [idios 2255] one's own,
SEVERALLY, in i Co. 12. 11 [idios 2255] one's own.
SEVERITY, in Ro. 11, 22 1 [apo-tomia 62SJ cutting off.
SEW on, in Mr. 2. 21 [epir-rapto 1869] to sew upon.
SHADOW, in Mt. 4. 16, Mr. 4. 32, Lu. i. 7g, Ac. 5. 15,
Col. 2. 17, He. 8, 5 ; 10. I [skia 4189] shade, shadow,
in Ja. I. 17 [apo-skiasma 606I the least shadow,
SHADOW (to), in He. g. 5 [kata-skiazo 2491] to cast a
shadow down upon.
SHAKE (off, together, those things that are, may be,
cannot be), iu Mt. 11. 7; 24. 29, Mr. 13, 25, Lu. 6. 38,
48 ; 7. 24 ; 21. 26, Ac. 4. 31 ; 16. 26, 2 Th. 2. 2, He. 12.
26, 27 t [saleuo 4113J to shake.
in Mt. TO. 14, Mr. 6. it, Ac. 13. 51 ; 18. 6 [ek-tinass6
1516] to toss off.
in Lu. g. 5, Ac. 28. 5 [apo-tinasso 622] to toss away.
in Mt. 28. 4, He. 12. 26, Re. 6. 13 [seio 4142] to stir.
SHALL. (See also Should), in Mt. 16. 27 ; 17. 12, 22 ;
20. 22 ; 24. 6, Mr. 13. 4, Lu. g. 44 ; 21, 7, 36, Ac. 23. 3 ;
24. 15 ; 26. 2, Ro. 4. 24 ; 8. 13, 18, 2 Ti. 4. i. He. i. 14 ;
TO. 27, Ja. 2. 12, I Pe. 5. I, Re. i. 19 ; 2. zot; 3. 10 ; 17,
8 [mello 2g35] to be about to.
in Re. t6. 5 [hosios 1398] kind or holy one,
SHAMBLES, in 1 Co. 10. 25 [makellon 2866] a meat
market. SHAME (put to an open, suffer), iu Lu. 14. g. Ph. 3.
19, He. 12, 2, Ju. 13, Re. 3. 18 [aischune 130] shame.
in T Co. Ti. 6 ; 14. 35, Ep. 5. 12 [aischros 128] shameful.
in Re. t6. 15 [aischemosime 749] shamefulness.
in Ac. 5. 41 [a-timazomai 759] to be without honour.
in I Co. 6. 5 ; 15. ^4 [en-trope 1682] a turning in,
in I Co. IT, 14 [a-timia 761] dishonour, [example of.
in He. 6. 6 [para-deigmatizo 346g] to make a shew or
SHAME (to), in i Co. 11, 22 [kat-aischuno 2424] to
shame utterly.
in I Co. 4. 14 [en-trepo 1679] to turn in. [facedness.
SHAMEFACEDNESS, in i Ti. 2. 9 [aidos 109] shame-
SHAMEFULLY (entreat, handle), in Mr. 12. 4 [a-tima-
omai 763] to be dishonoured.
in Lu. 20. II [a-timaz6 759] to dishonour.
SHAPE, in Lu. 3. 22, Jo. 5. 37 [eidos 1380] appearance,
form, sight,
in Re. 9. 7 [homoioma 3275] likeness.
SHARP, in Re. i. 16; 2. 12; 14. 14, 17, x8t; ig. 15
[oxus 3299] sharp.
SHARPER, iu He. 4. 12 [tomoteros 4640] more cutting.

SHARPLY, in Tit. i. 13 [apo-tomos 626] most
cuttingly. [cuttingly.
SHARPNESS, in 2 Co. 13. 10 [apo-tomos 626] most
SHAVE, in Ac. 21. 24, i Co. ii. s, 6 [xurao 3185! to
shave, SHE, is generally a translation of autos f., but inMt.
26. 12, Mr. 12. 44 ; 14. 8, 9, Lu. 2. 36, 37, 38 ; 7- 44 ; 8.
42; 21. 4, Ro. 16. 2 it is [haute 788] she herself. [one.
in Mr. 16. 10, Jo. n. 29 ; 20. 15, 16 [ekeine 1457] that
in Lu. la 39 [te-de sigi] she.
SHEARER^ in Ac. 8. 32 [keiro 2562] to shear.
SHEATH, in Jo. 18. 11 [theke 2202] case,sheath.
SHED (abroad, forth, be), in Ac. 2. 23 ; 22. 20, Ro. 3.
15, Tit. 3. 6, Re. 16. 6 [ek-cheo 1527] to pour out,
in Mt. 23, 3S ; 26. 28, Mr. 14. 24, Lu, n. 50; 22. 20,
Ro. s- 5 [ek-chunomai 1528] to be poured out.
SHEDDING ;0F BLOOD, in He. 9. 22 [haimat-ek-
chusia III] a pouring out of blood.
SHEEP, in Mt. 7. 15 ; g. 36 ; to. 6, 16 ; 12, n, 12 ; 15.
24; 18, 12; 25. 32, 33; 26, 31, Mr, 6. 34; 14. 27, Lu. 15.
4, 6, Jo, 2. 14, IS ; 10. 2, 3 t, 4t, 7, 8, II, 12 (A, 13, 15,
26, 27 ; 21. i6, 17, Ac. 8, 32, Ro. 8, 36, He, 13. 20, i Pe.
2. 25, Re. 18. 13 [probaton 2862] sheep.
in Jo. 5. 2 [probatikos 3860] belonging to sheep.
SHEEP-FOLD, in Jo. 10. i [aule ton probaton 773]
the court or fold of the sheep.
SHEEPSKIN, in He. 11. 37 [melote 3009] sheepskiu
or goatskin.
SHEET, in Ac. 10. 11 ; 11, s [othone 3205] linen cloth.
SHEPHERD (chief), in Mt, g, 36 ; 25. 32 ; 26. 31, Mr.
6. 34 ; 14. 27, Lu. 2. 8, 15, 18, 20, Jo. 10. 2, IT t, zz, 14,
t6. He. 13. 20, I Pe. 2. 25 [poimen 3772] shepherd,
in I Pe. 5. 4 [archi-poimen 699] chief shepherd.
SHEW, in Lu. 20. 47 [pro-phasis 3999] pretence, pre
text. in Ga. 6. 12 [eu-pros-opeo 2040] to have a good face,
in Col. 2. 15 [deigmatizo 1052] to make a shew or ex
ample of.
in Col. 2. 23 [logos 2833] word,
SHEW (again, before, forth, great, oneself, openly),
in Mt. 4. 8 ; 8. 4 ; 16, 21, Mr. i. 44 ; 14. 15, Lu. 4. 5; 5.
14 ; 22. 12, Jo, 2. 18 ; 5. 2Q t ; 10. 32 ; 14, 8, 9 ; 20. 20,
Ac. 7. 3 ; 10. 28, I Co. 12, 31, I Ti. 6. IS, He. 8. s, Ja. 2.
18 t ; 3. 13, Re. I. I ; 4. I ; 17. i ; 21. 9, 10 ; 22. i, 6,.8
[deiknumi 1053] to shew or point out with the finger.

in Ro. 2. 15 ; 9. 17, 22, 2 Co. 8. 24, Ep. 2. 7, i Ti. i, 16,
Tit. 2. 10 ; 3. 2, He, 6. i ' ' " - - ^ ¦ -
or point out in.

. 10, ii[en-deiknumi 1614] to shew

in Mt. 16. I ; 22, ig ; 24. i, Lu, 17. 14 ; 20, 24 ; 24. 4c,
Ac. 9. 39 ; t8. 28, He, 6. 17 [epi-deiknumi 1818] to shew
or point out besides, [shew somewhat or a little.
in Lu, 6. 47, Ac. 9. 16 ; 20. 35 [hupo-deiknumi 4772] to
in Ac. I. 24 [ana-deiknumi 294] to shew up or point
out anew.
in 2 Th. 2. 4 [apo-deiknumi 548] to shew off.
in Ac. 10. 40 [didomi ginesthai em-phane 1599] to give
to become manifest.
in Mt. II. 4 ; j:2, 8 ; 28. n, Lu. 7. 18 ; 14. 21, Ac. 11.
15 ; 12. 17 ; 26. 20; 28. 21, I Th. i. 9, i Jo, i. 2 [ap-
aggello 485} to announce back or fully.
in Jo. 16, 13, 14, 15, 25, Ac, 19, 18 ; 20. 20 [an-aggello
284] to announce anew. [announce thoroi^lily<
in Ac. 16. 17 ; 26. 23, i Co. n. 26 [kat-a^ello 2408] to
in Ac. 3. 18 ; 7. 52 [pro-kat-aggello 3895] to announce
thoroughly beforehand.
in I Pe. 2. 9 [ex-aggello 1694] to announce foi'th.
in Lu. I. 51 ; 10. 37, Jo. 6. 30, Ac. 7. 36, Ja. 2. i;
[poieo 3766] to do, make, work. [fest.
in Jo, 7. 4 ; 21. 1 1, Ro. i. 19 [phaneroo 4829] to mani-
in Lu. 20. 37, Jo. II. 57, I Co. 10. 28 [menuo 3012] to
indicate. [give,
in Mt, 24. 24, Mr. 13. 22, Ac. 2. 19 [didomi 1212] to
in Ac. I. 3, 2 Ti. 2. 15 [par-istemi 3550] to set alorgside.
in Ac. 28. 2, Tit. 2. 7 [par-echo 3544] to hold along.
in Mt. 14. 2, Mr. 6. 14 [en-ergeo 1640] to work in.
energize. in Lu. I. 58 [megaluno 2313] to make great, magnify.
in Lu. 3. 39 [di-egeomai 1224] to lead thoroughly «
throughout. in Ac. 4. 22 [ginomai ggs] to corae to pass.
in Ac. 7. 26 [optomai 3317] to be seen. [mauifest.
in Ac. 23. 22 [em-phanizo 1600] to cause to mak3
in Ac. 24. 27 [kata-tithemi 2506] to put down.
in I Co. 15. 51 [lego 2788] to lay out, say.

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in 2 Pe, I. 14 [delo5 1099] to make evident.
{See also Glad, mercy, piety).
SHEWBREAD, in Mt. 12. 4, Mr. 2. 26, Lu, 6. 4, He.
g. 2 [artoi tes protheseos 6gi] loaves of the presentation.
SHEWING, iu Lu. i. 80 [ana-deixis 2g5] shewing up
or anew.
SHIELD, in Ep. 6. 16 [thureos 2241] an oblong shield.
SHINE (forth, round, round about), in Mt. 24. 27,
Jo. I. 5 ; 5. 35, Ph. 2. 15, 2 Pe. I. ig, i Jo. 2. 8, Re. i.
16; 8. 12; 18. 23; 21. 23 [phamo 4827] to cause to
appear or be seen.
inMt. 5. 16; 17. 2, Lu. 17. 24, Ac. 12. 7, 2 Co. 4. 6t
[lampo 2777] to shine, be bright. [be bright around.
in Lu. 2. 9, Ac. 26. 13 [peri-larapo 3646] to shine or
in Mt. 13. 43 [ek-lamp6 1477] to shine out, be exceed
ing bright.
in Ac. 9. 3 ; 22. 6 [peri-astrapto 3626] to lighten as
lightning around,
in Lu. 24. 4 [astrapto 739] to lighten as lightning
in Mr. 9. 3 [stilbo 4283] to glitter, glister.
in 2 Co. 4. 4 [augazo 767] to beam, beam forth.
SHINING(bright) inLu. ii.36[astrape738]lightning.
SHIP (little, small, owner of the, hinder part of the,
lighten the, take), in Mt. 4. 21, 22 ; 8. 23, 24 ; g. i ; 13.
2 ; 14. 13, 22, 24, 29, 32, 33 ; 15. 39, Mr. i. 19, 20 ; 4. i,
36, 37 I 5* 2, 18, 21 ; 6. 32, 45, 47, 51, 54 ; 8. to, 13, 14,
Lu. 5. 2, 3^, 7^, II ; 8. 22, 37, Jo. 6. 17, ig, 21 t ; 21. 3,
6, Ac. 20. 13, 38 ; 21. 2, 3, 6; 27. 2, 6, 10, 15, 17, 19, 22,
30. 3i» 37, 38, 39, 44 ; 28. II, Ja, 3. 4, Re. 8, 9 ; 18. 17, 19
[ploion 374g] boat.
in Mr. 3. 9; 4. 36, Jo. 21. 8 [ploiarion 3748] little boat.
in Ac. 27. II [nau-kleros 310] shipowner.
in Ac. 27. 41 [nans 3104] ship. [steersman.
SHIPMASTER, in Re. 18. 17 [kubernetes 2736] pilot,
SHIPMEN, in Ac. 27. 27, 30 [nautes 3105] shipman.
SHIPPING, iu Jo. 6. 24 [em-baiu6 eis to ploion 374g]
to go into the boat.
SHIPWRECK (make, suffer), in 2 Co. 11. 25, i Ti. 1,
ig [nau-ageo 3102] to suffer shipwreclc
SHIVERS. (See Break).
SHOD (have, be shod with), in Mr. 6. 9, Ep. 6. 15
[hupo-deomai 4774] to be bound beneath, shod,
SHOE, in Mt. 3. n ; 10. 10, Mr. i. 7, Lu, 3, 16 ; 10. 4 ;
IS- 22 ; 22. 3s, Jo. I. 27, Ac. 7, 33 ; 13. 25 [hupo-dema
4775] what IS bound beneath, sandal. [make, work.
SHOOT (forth, out), in Mr. 4. 32 [poieo 3766] to do,
in Lu. 21. 30 [pro-ballo 3859] to cast forth.
SHORE (draw to the), in Mt. 13. 2, 48, Jo. 21. 4, Ac.
21. 5 ; 27. 39, 40 [aigialos 107] beach. [the shore.
in Mr. 6. 53 [pros-ormizomai 3965] to be drawn unto
in "He. n. 12 [cheilos 4975] lip.
SHORN (be), in Ac. 18. 18, i Co. 11. 6 i [keiromai 2562]
to shear self, be shorn.
SHORT (space, come, cut), iu Re. 12. 12; 17. 10
[oligos 3247] a little,
in Ro, 3. 23, He. 4. i [hustereo 4813] to be behind.
in Ro. 9. 28 t [sun-temno 4477] to cut together or at
once. [shrunk back.
in I Co. 7. 29 [su-stelloraai 4498] to be sent together,
in I Th. 2. 17 [kairon horas 5086] the season of au hour.
SHORTENED (be), in Mt. 24. 22 1, Mr. 13. 2o« [Icoloboo
2661] to mutilate, shorten.
SHORTLY, in i Co. 4. 19, Ph. z. 19, 24, 2 Ti. 4. 9
[tacheos 4563] quiclcly. [with quickness.
in Ac. 25, 4, Ro. 16. 20, Re. i. i ; 22. 6 [en tachei 4566]
in I Ti. 3. 14, He, 13. 23 [tachion 4565] more quickly.
in 2 Pe. 1. 14 [tachiuos 4564] quick.
in 3 Jo. 14 [eu-theos 2004] straightway.
SHOULD (after, afterward, hereafter, have, that,
what, which), in Mr. 10. 32, Lu. g. 31 ; ig. 11 ; 22. 23 ;
24. 21, Jo. 6. 71 ; 7. 3g ; n. 51 ; 12. 4, 33 ; iS. 32, Ac, n.
28 ; 19, 27 ; 20. 38 ; 22. 29 ; 23. 27 ; 26, 22, 23 ; 28. 6, Ga.'
3. 23, 1 Th. 3. 4, I Ti. I. 16, He, n. 8, 2 Pe. 2. 6, Re. 6.
II [mello 2935] {0 be about to.
in Mt. 18. 33 ; 26. 35, Mr. 14. 31 [dei 1050] it behoved.
in I Co. 9. 10 [opheilo 3397] to owe, be indebted.
SHOULDER, in Mt. 23. 4, Lu. 15. 5 [omos 5083]
shoulder. SHOUT (give a), in Ac. 12. 22 [epi-phoneo 1916] to
sound besides.
in I Th. 4. 16 [keleusma 2563] a commanding shout.
SHOWER, in Lu. 12. 54 [ombros 3261] a lasting
flbower. SHRINE, in Ac. 19. 24 [naos 3100] habitation.

SHUN, in Ac. 20. 27 [hupo-ste]lomai 47gg] to send
under, shrink back. [from.
in 2 Ti. 2. 16 [peri-istemi 3637] to set around, standoff
SHUT (up), in Mt. 6. 6 ; 23. 13 ; 25. 10, Lu. 4. 25 ; 11.
7, Jo. 20. ig, 26, Ac. 5. 23 ; 21. 30, I Jo. 3. 17, Re. 3. 7 t,
8 ; IT. 6 ; 20. 3 ; 21. 25 [kleio 2616] to shut.
in Lu. 3. 20, Ac. 26. 10 [kata-kleio 2430] to shutdown.
in Lu. 13. 25 [apo-kleio 573] to shut away or off.
in Ga. ^. 23 [sug-kleiomai 4327] to be shut up with.
SICK (folk, people, be, lie, that is), in Mt. 10. 8 ; 25.
36, Mr. 6. 56, Lu. 4. 40 ; 7. 10 ; g. 2, Jo. 4. 46 ; 11. i, 2, 3,
6, Ac. g. 37 ; 19. 12, Ph. 2. 26, 27, 2 Ti. 4. 20, Ja. 5. 14
[a-stheneo 716] to be without strength.
iu Mt. 25. 39, 43, 44, Lu. 10. 9, Ac. 5. 15, 16 [a-sthenes
718] without strength.
in Mt. 4. 24 ; 8. 16 ; g. 12, Mr. i. 34; 2. 17 ; 6. 55, Lu.
5. 31 ; 7. 2 [echo kakos 2366] to hold or bebadly.
in Mt. 14. 14, Mr. 6. 5, 13 ; 16. 18 [ar-rostus 684] not
robust. in Ac. 28. 8 [sun-echomai 4457] to be held with.
in Ja. 5. 15 [kamno 2383] to be weary. {See Fever,
palsy). [drepanon 1297] sickle.
SICKLE, in Mr. 4. 29, Re. 14. 14, 15, t6, 17, 18 t, ig
SICKLY, in i Co, 11. 30 [ar-rostos 684] not robust.
SICKNESS, in Mt. 4. 23 ; 8. 17 ; g. 35 ; 10. i, Mr. 3.
15 [nosos 3154] disease.
in Jo, II. 4 [a-stheneia 715] strengthlessness.
SIDE (by the, on every, on either, further, other), in
Mt. 8. 18, 28 ; 14. 22 ; 16. 5, Mr. 4. 35 ; 5. i, 21 ; 6. 45 ;
8. 13 ; 10. I, Lu. 8. 22, Jo. 6. 22, 25 [peran 3619] beyond,
over, other side.
in Mt. 13. T, 4, 19 ; 20, 30, Mr. 2. 13 ; 4. i, 4, 15 ; 10.
46, Lu. 8. 5, 12 ; 18. 35, Ac. TO. 6, 32 ; 16.. 13 [para ace.
3416] by the side, alongside.
in Jo, ig, 34 ; 20. 20, 25, 27, Ac. 12. 7 [pleura 3732]
side (of the body).
in Jo. 19. t8, Re. 22. 2 [en-teuthen kai en-teutheu
1673] from hence and from hence.
in Jo. 21. 6 [meros 2951] part, portion.
in Lu. ig. 43 [panto-then 3452] from e^ery side.
(See Pass_, right).
SIFT, in Lu. 22. 31 [siniazo 4167] tosift.
SIGH (deeply), in Mr. 7. 34 [stenazo 4267] to sigh.
in Mr. 8. 12 [ana-stenazo 363] to sigh again.
SIGHT (of ,in one's, in the, receive, recovering of, with
out), in Lu. I. 15 ; 15. 21 ; 16. 15, Ac. 4. ig ; 8. 21 ; 10,
31, Ro. 3. 20 ; 12. 17, 2 Co. 4. 2 ; 7. 12 ; 8. 21 1, i Ti. 2..
3 ; 6. 13, He. 4. 13 ; 13. 21, Ja. 4. 10, i Pe. 3. 4, i Jo. 3.
22, Re. 13. 13, 14 [en-6pion 1690] inthe sight of.
in 2 Co. 2, 17, Col. I. 22 [kat-en-opion 2524] down iu
the sight of,
in Mt. IT. 5 ; 20. 34, Mr. 10. 51, 52, Lu. t8. 41, 42, 43,
Jo. 9. II, 15, zBt, Ac. 9. 12, If, 18 ; 22. 13 [ana-blepo
279] to look up, see again, receive sight.
lu Lu. 4. t8 [ana-blepsis 280] looldng up, seeing again,
receiving sight.
in Ac. 9. 9 [blepo 905] to look, behold. [before.
in Mt. TI. 26, Ln. 10. 21, i Th. i. 3 [em-prosthen 1597]
in Lu. 23. 48 [theoria 2201] view, spectacle.
in Ac. I. g [ophthalmos 3401] eye.
in Ac. 7. 10 [en-antion 1608] over-against.
in Ac. 7. 31 [horama 3314] sight.
in 2 Co. 5. 7 [eidos 1380] appearance, sight, form.
in Ga. 3. 11 Qpara dat. 3456] alongside of, with.
in He. 12. 21 [phantazomai 4833] appearance.
in Re. 4. 3 [horasis 3315] sight, vision.
(See also Fearful, vanish).
SIGN (to, make, whose. ..was), in Mt. 12. 38, 3g th;
16. I, 3, 4 th; 24. 3, 24, 30 ; 26. 48, Mr. 8. II, 12 t ; 13. 4,
22 ; 16. 17, 20, Lu. 2. 12, 34 ; II. 16, 29 th, 30 ; 21. 7, n,
25, Jo. 2. 18 ; 4. 48 ; 6. 30 ; 20. 30, Ac. 2. 19, 22, 43 ; 4.
30 ; 5. 12 ; 7. 36 ; 8. 13 ; 14. 3. Ro. 4. n ; 15. ig, i Co. i,
22 ; 14, 22, 2 Co. 12. 12 1, 2 Tn. 2. g. He. 2. 4, Re. 15. i
[semeion 4T4g] sign.
in Lu. I. 62 [en-neuo i65g] to nod, make signs.
in Ac. 28. II [para-semos 3515] side sign.
SIGNIFICATION fwithout), iu 2 Co. 14. 10 [a-phonos
824] without sound.
SIGNIFY, in Jo, 12. 33 ; 17. 32 ; 21. ig, Ac. n. 28 ;
25. 27, Re. T. I [semaino 4148] to signalise, note.
in He. g. 8 ; 12. 27, i Pe. i. 11 [deloo 1099] to make
evident. inAc. 21. 26 [di-aggello 1114] to announce thoroughly,
in Ac. 23. 15 [em-phauizo 1600] to make manifest.

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DICTIONARY OF EIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

SILENCE (keep, put to), in Ac. 21. 40, Re. 8. i [sige
4159] stillness. [keep stilL
in Ac. 15. 12, I Co. 14, 28, 34 [sigao 4158] to be or
in Ac. 22. 2, 1 Ti. 2. ii, 12 [hesuchia 2143J quietness. '
in Mt. 22. 34, I Pe. 2. 15 [phimoo 4889] to muzzle.
SILK, in Re, 18. 12 [to serikon 4153] silk.
SILLY WOMAN, in 2 Ti. 3. 6 [gunaikarion 1038] a
little or silly womau.
SILVER (piece of, of), in Mt. 26. 15; 27. 3, 5, 6, 9,
Ac. 19. ig ; 20. 33, I Pe. i. 18 [argurion 651] a piece of
silver. in Mt. TO. g, Ac. 17. 29, i Co. 3. 12, Ja. 5. 3, Re. 18.
12 [arguros 653] silver. [silver.
in Ac. 19. 24, 2 Ti. 2. 20, Re. g. 20 [argurous 654] of
SILVERSMITH, in Ac. ig. 24 [arguro-kopos 652] a
silver worker.
SIMILITUDE, in Ro_. 5. 14 [homoioma 3275] Ukeness.
in He 7. 15 [homoiotes 3273! likeness.
in Ja. 3. 9 [homoiosis 3277] likeness. [less.
SIMPLE, in Ro. 16. 18 [a-kakos 150] not evil, harm-
in Ro. 16. ig [a-keraios 163] unmixed, simple.
SIMPLICITY, in Ro, 12. 8, 2 Co. i. 12 ; 11. 3 [hap
lotes 537] singleness.
SIN (without, for the... of), in Mt. i. 21 ; 3. 6; 9. z, 5,
6 ; 12. 31 ; 26. 28, Mr. i, 4, 5 ; 2. 5, 7, g, 10, Lu. i. 77 ;
3. 3; 5. 20, 21, 23, 24; 7. 47, 48, 49; II- 4; 24. 47, Jo, I.
29; 8. 21, 24 t, 34 (, 46; 9. 34, 41 1; 15. 22 1, 24 ; 16, 8, 9;
ig. II ; 20. 23, Ac. 2. 38 ; 3. ig ; 5. 31 ; 7. 60 ; 10, 43 ; 13.
38 ; 22. 16 ; 26. 18, Ro. 3. g, 20 ; 4. 7, 8 ; 5. 12 1, 13 1, zo,
21 ; 6. I, 2, 0 1, 7, 10, II, 12, 13, 14, t6, 17, 18, 20, 22, 23 ;
7- 5, 7*, 8 t, g. IT, 13 th, 14, 17, 20, 23, 25 ; 8. 2, 3^, 10; 11.
27 ; 14. 23, I Co. 15, 3, 17, 56 1, 2 Co, 5. 21 1, Ga, i. 4 ; 2,
17; 3. 22, Ep. 2. I, Col. T. 14 ; 2, II, I Th. 2, 16, 2 Th. 2.
3, I Ti. 5. 22, 24, 2 Ti. 3. 6, He. i. 3 ; 2, 17 ; 3. 13 ; 4. 15 ;
5. I, 3 ; 7. 27; 8. 12 ; 9. 26, 28 1 ; 10. 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, it, 12,
17, 18, 26 ; IT. 25; 12. T, 4; 13. II, Ja. 1.1st; 2. g; 4, 17 ;
5. 15, 20, I Pe. 2. 22, 24 1 ; 3. 18 ; 4. 1, 8, 2 Pe, i. 9 ; 2.
14, I Jo. z. 7,B, gt; 2. 2, 12; 3. 4 f , 5 t, 8, 9 ; 4, 10 ; 5,
16 t, 17 1, Re, I. 5 ; 18. 4, 5 [hamartia 239] sin.
in Mr. 3. 28 ; 4. 12, Ro. 3. 25, i Co. 6. 18 [hamartoma
238] sin. [aside.
in Ep, I. 7 ; 2. 5, Col. 2. 13 [para-ptoma 3513] a falling
SIN [already, heretofore), in Mt, 18. 21 ; 27. 4, Lu. 15,
18, 21, Jo, 5. 14 ; 8. IT ; 9. 2, 3, Ro. 2, izt ; 3, 23 ; 5, 12,
14, 16; 6. 15, I Co, 6, 18 ; 7, 28 t, 36 ; 8. zzt; 15. 34, Ep.
4. 26, I Ti. 5. 20, Tit. 3. IT, He. 3. 17 ; to. 26, 2 Pe. 2. 4,
J Jo, I. 10 ; 2. I f ; 3. 6t,8,g; 5. 16 t, 18 [hamartano
237] to sin, miss the mark. [forehand.
in 2 Co. 12. 21 ; 13. 2 [pro-amartano 3856] to sin be-
in Jo, 8. 7 [an-amartetos 334] sinless, without sin.
SINCE (the time), in Mt. 24. 21, Lu. i. 70 ; 7. 45 ; 16.
t6 ; 24. 21, Ac. 3. 21, Col. I. 6, 9, He, 9. 26 [apo 539] from.
"in Mr. 9. 21 [nos 5089] that, when.
in Jo, g. 32 [ek 1427] out of.
in I Co, 15, 2T [ep-ei-de 1785] since indeed,
in 2 Co. 13. 3 [ep-ei 1784] since. [world).
in He. 7. 28 [meta aee. 2^62] after, {See also Time,
SINCERE, in Ph. i. 10 [eili-krines 1395] sincere.
in T Pe. 2. 2 [a-dolos 86] without guile, guileless.
SINCERELY, in Ph. t. 16 [hagnos 45] purely.
SINCERITY, in i Co. 5- 8, 2 Co. i. 12 ; z. 17 [eiU-
kiineia 1394] sincerity.
in 2 Co. 8. 8 [gnesion looo] genuineness.
in Ep. 6. 24, Tit. 2. 7 [a-ptharsia 804] inoorruption.
SINFUL, in Mr. 8. 38, Lu. 5. 8 ; 24. 7, Ko. 7. 13
[hamartolos 241] sinful. .
in Ro. 8. 3 [hamartias 239] of sin.
SING (hymn, praise, psalm), in Ep. 5. 10, CoL 3. 16.
Re, 5. 9; 14, 3 ; 15. 3 [ado 90] to sing an ode or song.
in Ro. 15. 9, I Co. 14. 15 t, Ja, 5, 13 [psallo 5044] to
sing a psalm. ' [smg a hymn.
in Mt. 26. 30, Ac. 16. 25, He. 2. 12 [humneo 4724] to
SINGLE, in Mt. 6. 22, Lu. n. 34 [haploos 536} aingle.
SINGLENESS, in Ac. 2.46[aph-elotes 801] singleness.
in Ep. 6. 5, Col. 3. 22 [haplotes 537] singleness.
SINK (down, begin to, let), in Mt. 14, 30 [kata-]
tizomai 2478] to he sunk down.
in Lu. 5. 7 [buthizomai 948] to go deep.
in Lu. g. 44 [tithemi 4616] to put, place.
in Ac. 20. g [kata-pheromai 2512] to be bome down,
SINNER, in Mt. g. 10, 11, 13 ; n. ig ; 26. 45, Mr. 2.
15, 16 t, 17 ; 14, 41, Lu. 5. 30, 32 ; 6. 32, 33 34 « ; 7. 34,
37, 39 ; 13- 2 ; 15. I, 2, 7, TO ; 18. 13 ; ig. 7 Jo. g. 16, 24,
25, 31, Ro. 3- 7 ; 5- 8, 19, Ga. 2. 15, 17, I Tl. i. 9, 15, He.

i-pon-

7. 26 ; 12. 3, Ja. 4. 8 ; 5. 20, i Pe, 4. 18, Ju. 15 [hamar
tolos 241] sinner, sinful one.
in Lu. 13. 4 [opheiletes 33g4] debtor.
SIR, in Mt, 13, 27 ; 21. 30 ; 27, 63, Jo, 4. n, 15, ig, 4g ;
5. 7 ; 12. 21 ; 20. 15, Ac. 16. 30, R«, 7. 14 [kurios 2752]
lord, master. [man, husband.
in Ac. 7. 26 ; 14. 15 ; ig. 25 ; 27. 10, 21, 25 [£mer 408]
SISTER('S son), in Mt. 12. 50 ; 13. 56 ; 19. 29, Mr. 3.
35 ; 6. 3 ; TO. 29, 30, Lu. 10. 39, 40 ; 14. 26, Jo. it. i, 3,
5, 28, 39; 19. 25, Ac. 23. 16, Ro. 16. I, 15, I Co. 7. 15; 9.
5, I Ti. 5. 2, Ja. 2. 15, 2 Jo. 13 [a-delphe 68] sister.
in Col. 4. 10 [a-nepsios 404] cousin-gerraan,
SIT (at, at meat, at the table with, by, down, make..,
down, down to meat, down together, down with,
togetherwith, up, upon, vrtth), inlMt. 4. 16 1 ; 9. g ; n. 16 ;
13. I, 2; 15. 29; 20. 30; 22. 44; 23. 22; 24. 3; 26. 58,
64, 69 ; 27. 19, 36, 61 ; 28. 2, Mr, 2- 6, 14 ; 3. 32, 34 ; 4. i ;
5. 15 ; TO. 46 ; 12. 36 ; 13. 3 ; 14. 62 ; 16, 5, Lu. i. 7g ; 5.
17, 27 ; 7- 32 ; 8. 35 J 10. 13 ; 18. 35 ; 20. 42 ; 22. 55, 56,
6g, Jo, 2, 14 ; 6. 3 ; g. 8 ; 12. 15, Ac. 2. 2, 34 ; 3. 10 ; 8.
28 ; 14. 8 ; 20. 9 ; 23. 3, i Co. 14. 30, Col. 3, i. He. 1. 13 ;
Ja. 2. 3 1, Re. 4. 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 ; 5. i, 7, 13 ; 6. 2, 4, 5, 8,
16 ; 7. 10, 15 ; 9. 17 ; 11. 16 ; 14. 14, 15, 16 ; 17, i, 3, g,
15 ; 18. 7 ; 19. 4, IT, 18, 19, 21 ; 20. 11 ; 21, 5 [kathemai
2332] to sit, seat self down.
in Mr. 14. 34, Ac. 26. 30 [sug-kathemai 4314] to sit <^
seat self down with.
inMt. 26. 55, Lu. 2. 46, Jo. 4. 6; 11, ao; 20. 12, Ac
6 15 [kathezomai 2334] to be seated.
inMt. 5. I ; 13. 48 ; 19. 28 t ; zo. 21, 23 ; 23, 2 ; 25. 31 ;
26. 36, Mr. g. 35 ; 10. 37, 40; it. 2, 7; 12. 41 ; 14. 32 ;
16. 19, Lu. 4. 20 ; 5. 3; 14. 28, 31 ; 16. 6 ; 19. 30; 22.
30, Jo, 8. 2 ; 12. 14 ; 19. 13, Ac, 2, 3, 30 ; 8. 31 ; 12. 21 ;
13. 14 ; 16, 13 ; 25. 6, 17, I Co. 10. 7, 2 Th, 2. 4, He. i. 3 ;
8, T ; 10. 12 ; 12, 2, Re. 3. 21 ; 20. 4 [kathizo 2334] to set,
sit down.
in Lu. 7. 15, Ac. 9, 40 [ana-kathizo 311] to sit up.
in Lu. 10. 39 [para-kathizo 3482] to sit alongside.
in Ep. 2. 6 [sug-kathizo 4315] to sit with &r together.
in Mt. 15. 35, Mr, 6. 40 ; 8. 6, Lu. 11, 37; 14. 10 ; 17.
7 ; 22. 14, Jo. 6. lot ; 13. 12 [ana-pipto 351] to fall back,
recline. in Mt, 9. 10 ; 26. 7, 20, Mr. 14. 18 ; 16, 14, Lu. 7. 37;
22. 27 t, [ana-keimai 317] to lie back.
in Mt. 9, 10 ; 14. 9, Mr. 2. 15 ; 6. 22, 26, Lu. 7. 49 ; 14.
10, IS, Jo. 12. 2 [sun-ana-keimai 4417] to lie back with.
in Mr. 2, 15 ; 14, 3, Lu, s- 29, 1 Co. 8. 10 [kata-keimai
2428] to lie down.
in Mt. 8, II ; 14. 19, Mr. 6. 39, Lu. 7. 36 ; 9. 15; 12,
37 ; 13. 2g [ana-klino 319] to bend back, recline.
in Lu. g, 14; 14. 8 ; 24. 30 [kata-klino 2433] to bend
in Mt. 21. 5 [epi-baino 1803] to go upon, [down or back.
SIX, in Mt. 17. I, Mr. 9. 2, Lu. 4. 25 ; 13. 14, Jo. 2, 6,
20; 12, 1, Ac, II. 12; 18. II, Ja. s. 17, Re. 4. 8; 13. 18
[hex 1693] six. (See also Hundred.) _ [seventy-six.
SIXTEEN, in Ac. 27. 37 [hebdomekontaex 1332
SIXTH, in Mt. 20. 5 ; 27. 45, Mr, 15. 23, Lu. i, 26, 36 ;
23. 44, Jo. 4. 6 ; 19. 14, Ac. 10. 9, Re. 6. 12 ; 9. 13, 14 ; 16.
12 ; 21. 20 [hektos 1517] sixth. [1726] sixty,
SIXTYFOLD, in Mt. 13. 8, 23, Mr. 4. &, 20 [hexekonta]
SKIN (of), in Mr, i. 6 [dermatinos 1079] of skin.
in He. 11. 37 [derma 1078] skin.
SKULL in Mt. 27. 33, Mr. 15. 22, Jo. ig. 7 [kranion
2697] skull. [3385] heaven.
SKY, in Mt. 16. 2, 3 1, Lu. 12, 56, He. 11. 12 [ouranos
SLACK (be), in 2 Pe. 3. 9 [braduno g3o] to be slow.
SLACKNESS, in 2 Pe. 3. g [bradutes g33] slowness.
SLANDERER, in i Ti. 3. n [dia-bolos 1112] one that
thrusts through, accuser, slanderer,
SLANDEROUSLY. {See Report.) [4505] slaughter.
SLAUGHTER, in Ac. 8. 32, Ro. 8. 36, Ja. 5. 5 [sphage
in Ac. g. I [phonos 4901] murder.
in He, 7, i [kope 2674] cutting, smiting.
SLAVE, in Re. iS. 13 [soma 4522] body.
SLAY (be slain. See Beast), m Mt. 21. sg ; 22. 6, Lu.
9. 22 ; II. 49 ; 13. 4, Jo. 5. 16, Ac. 7. 52 ; 23. 14, Ro. 7.
II, Ep. 2. i6, Re. 2. 13 ; 9. 15 ; n. 13 ; 19. 21 [apo-kteino
580] to kiU off or utterly.
in I Jo. 3. 12 1, Re. 5. 6, g, 12 ; 6. 9 ; 13. 8 ; 18. 24 [sphatto
4507] to slaughter, slay,
in Lu. 19. 27 [kata-sphatto 2503] to slay utterly.
in Mt. 2. 16, Ac. 2. 23 ; s- 33, 36 ! 9- 29 ; 10. 39 ; 13.
28 ; 22. 20 [an-aireo 309] to lift or take up.
in Mt. 23. 3s [phoneuo 4900] to murder.

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in He. ii. 37 [apo-thnesko en phono 563] to die off by
murder. in Ac, 5. 30 [dia-cheirizomai 1212] to handle roughly.
in Ac. II, 7 [thud 2246] to slay.
SLEEP (fall on), in Mt. i. 24, Lu.9, 32, Jo. n. 13, Ac.
20. 9 t, Ro. 13. II [hupnos 4767] sleep.
in Ac. 13. 36 [koimaomai 2642] to be laid to sleep.
(See also Awake).
SLEEP (to), in Mt. g, 24 ; 13. 25 ; 25. 5 ; 26. 45, Mr. 4.
27 J S' 39 ; 13- 36 ; 14- 37 ^ 41, I'^ 8. 52 ; 22. 46, Ep. 5.
14, I Th. 5. 6, 7 t, 10 [kath-eudo 2329] to be fast asleep.
in Mt. 27. 52; 28. 13, Lu. 22. 45, Jo. TI. IT, 12, Ac, 12.
6, 1 Co. II. 30 ; 15, 20, 51, I Th. 4- 14 [koimaomai 2642]
to be laid to sleep.
SLEIGHT, iu Ep. 4, 14 [kubeia 2734] dice playing.
SLIP (let), in He. 2. i [parar- reomai 3514] to flow or
be carried along. [slothful.
SLOTHFUL, iu Mt. 25. 26, Ro. 12. 11 [okneros 2339]
in He. 6. 12 [nothros 3174] dull.
SLOW, in Lu. 24. 25, Ja. i. 19 [bradds 932] slow.
in Tit. I. 12 [argos 650] idle.
SLOWLY. (See Sail).
SLUMBER, in Ro. n. 8 [kata-nuxis 2467] deep slumber
or prickling. [to nod, slumber.
SLUMBER (to), in Mt. 25, 5, 2 Pe. 2. 3 [nustazo 3172]
SMALL (thing, very), in Ac. 12. 18 ; 15. 2 ; 19. 23, 24 ;
27. 20 [oligos 3247I a little.
in Ac. 26. 22, Re. 11. 18 ; 13. 16; 19. 5, 18; 20. 12
[milci'os 3028] little, small.
iu I Co. 4. 3, Ja. 3. 4 [elachistos 1541] least.
(See also Cord, fish, ship).
SMALLEST, in i Co. 6. 2 [elachistos 1541] least.
SMELL (sweet), in Ph. 4. iS [eu-6dia 2066] sweet
odour. SMELLING, in i Co. 12. 17 [osphresis 3360] smelling.
SMITE (off, with one's hand), in Mt. 26. 31, Mr. 14.
27, Lu. 22. 49, 50, Ac. 7. 24 ; 12. 7, 23, Re. n. 6 ; ig. 15
[patasso 3572] to smite.
inMt. 24. 4g ; 27. 30, Mr. 15. ig, Lu. 6. 29; 18. 13; 23.
48, Ac. 23. 2, 3 J [tupto 4696] to strike.
inLu. 22. 63, Jo. t8. 23,2 Co. II. 20 [dero 1080] to beat.
in Mt. 26. 68, Mr, 14. 47, Lu. 22. 64, Jo. 18. 10 [paio
3430] to smite, wound,
m Mt. 5. 39 [rapizo 4074] to slap.
in Jo. 19. 3 [didomi rapisma 4075] to give slap.
in Mt. 26. 51 [aph-aireo 794] to take away or off.
in Re. 8. 12 [plessomai 3447] to be smitten.
See also { Palm).
SMOKE, in Ac. 2. 19, Re. 8, 4; 9. 2 th, 3, 17, 18; 14.
II ; 15. 8 ; 18. 0, 18 ; 19. 3 [kapnos 2389] smoke,
SMOKING (be), in Mr. 12. 20 [tuphomai 4700] to be
smoking. SMOOTH, in Lu, 3. 5 [leios 2790] smooth.
SNARE, in Lu. 21. 35, Ro. it. 9, 1 Ti. 3. 7; 6. 9, 2 Ti.
Ii, 26 [pagis 3415] a fastening, snare.
in I Co. 7. 35 [brochos 940] noose.
SNOW, in Mt. 28. 3, Mr. 9. 3, Re. i. 14 [cliion 4gg3]
snow. SO (as, be, I, in like manner, likewise, if, much as,
that, that not, their), in Mt. 5. 12, 16, 19, 47 ; 6. 30 ; 7.
12; 9. 33 ; II. 26 ; 12, 40; 13, 40, 49 ; 18. 35 ; ig. 8, lo,
12 ; 20. 16, 26 ; 24. 27, 33, 37, 39, 46, Mr. 2, 8 ; 4. 26, 40 ;
7. 18 ; 10. 43; 14, 59; 15. 39, Lu. 6, 10; g. 15 ; 10. 21 ; 11,
30 ; 12. 21, 28, 38, 43, 54 ; 17. 10, 24, 26 ; 21. 31 ; 22. 26 ;
24. 24, Jo. 3. 8, 16 ; 5. 21, 26 ; 8. 59 ; 12, 50 ; 18. 22, Ac. i.
II ; 3. 18 ; 7. I, 8 ; 8. 32 ; 12. 8 ; 13. 8, 47 ; 14. i ; 17. n,
33 ; 19. 20; 20. IT, 13, 35 ; 21. II ; 22, 24 ; 23. it ; 24. 9,
14 ; 27. 17, 44 ; 28. 14, Ro. I. 15 ; 4. 18 ; 5. 12, 15, 18, 19,
21 ; II. 5, 26 ; 12. 5 ; 15. 20, i Co. 2. n ; 3. 15 ; 4. i ; 5.
3 ; 6. 5 ; 7. 17^, 26, 36, 40; 8. 12 ; g. 14, 15, 24, 26 t ; 11.
28 ; 12. 12 ; 14. g, 25 ; 15. IT t, zz, 42, 45 ; 16. i, 2 Co. i.
5, 7; 7-14; 8. 6, II ; 10, 7; II. 3, Ga. I. 6; 3. 3; 4. 3,
29; 6. 2, Ep. 4. 20.; 5. 24, 28, 33, Ph. 3. 17; 4. I, Col, 3.
13, I Th, 2. 8 ; 4. I7-; 5. 2, 2 Th, 3. 17, 2 Ti. 3. 8, He. 5.
3, 5 j 6. 15 ; 9. 28 ; 10. 33 ; 12. 21,' Ja. i. n ; 2. zzt, 26;
3; 5> 6, 10, 12, I Pe. 2. 15, 2 Pe. I. II, I Jo. 2. 6 ; 4. 11,
Be. 2. 15 ; 3. 16 ; 16. 18 [houto or houtos 3391] thus, so,
in Ml-. 13. 29 [houto kai] 3391] thus also.
in Lu. 14. 33 [houtos oun 3391] thus then.
in Jo. II. 28 ; 20. 20, Ac. 19. 14 ; 23. 7, Ro. 12. 20, i Co.
7. 37 [houtos 3390] this.
inMt. 8. 28 ; 13. 2, 32, Mr. 3. 20; 4. i, 32, 37 ; 10. 8;
15. 5, Lu, 5. 7, Ac. 16. 26 ; 19. 10, 12, 16, Ro. 15. 19, i Co.
^* 7 i 3- 7 ; 7- 38 ; 13. 2, 2 Co. 2. 7 ; 3. 7 ; 4. 12 ; 7. 7, Ga.
7

3. 9, Ph. I. 13, I Th. I. 7, 8, 2 Th. I 4 ; 2. 4, He. 13, 6
[hos-te 5095] so that.
in Mr. 9. 3 [hoios 3236] such as.
in Lu. 5. TO [homoios 3276] likewise,
in Lu. 6. 26 [kata tauta 3398] according to these things.
iu Mt. I. 17, Jo. 4. 40, 46, 53 ; 6. 10, 19 ; 7. 43 ; 13. 12 ;
21, 15, Ac. 13. 4 ; 15. 30 ; 16. 5 ; 23. 18, 22 ; 28. 9, Ro. 7,
3, 25 ; Q. 16 ; 14. 12 [oun 3380] then.
in Mt. 18. 13 [ean genetai 1329] if it be.
in Mr. 16. ig [oun men 3380] then indeed.
in I Co. 15, 15 [ara 645] then. [to.
in Lu. 20. 20, Ro. I. 20, He. n. 3 [eis i4og] with a view
in Mr. 3. 30 pne-te 3018] not even.
in Lu. t6. 26 [hopos 3313] so that,
in Ac, 20. 24, He, 3. 11 [hos 5089] as.
in Ga. 5. i7,Re. 8. 12 ; 13. 13 [hiaa 2287I in order that.
(See also Beset, done, even, falsely, great, if, long,
many, mighty, more, much, name, not, require, say,
suffey. SOBER (be, teach to be), in r Th. 5. 6, 8, i Pe. x. 13 ;
5. 8 [nepho 3133] to be not drunken, watchfuL
in I Ti. 3. II, Tit. 2. 2 [nephalios 3132] not drunken,
watchfu^. in iTi. 3 2, Tit. i, 8 [s6-plir6n 4534] sound minded.
in 2 Co, 5. 13, 1 Pe. 4. 7 [so-phroneo 4529] to be sound
minded, in Ti, 2. 4 [s6-phroniz6 4530] to make sound minded.
(See also Minded).
SOBERLY, in Tit. 2. 12 [so-phronos 4532] sound
mindedly, in Ro. 12. 3 [eis to so-phronein 452g] to be sound
minded. [mindedness.
SOBERNESS, in Ac. 26. 25 [s6-phrosune 4533] sound
SOBRIETY, in i Ti. 2. g, 15 [so-phrosune 4533] sound
mindedness. [i32g] if.
SOEVER (place, what, wherewith), in Mr. 6. 10 [ean
in Mr. 3. 28 [hosos an 3355] as many or as much as,
in Mr- ii. 24 [panta liosa an 3569] all things, as
many as.
in Ro. 3. TO [hosa 3355] as many things as. [soft.
SOFT (clothing), iu Mt. 1 1. 8 «, Lu. 7. 25 [malakos 2875]
SOFTLY. (See Blow). [sojourner,
SOJOURN, in Ac. 7. 6 [eimi par-oikos 3554] to be a
in He. n. 9 par-oikeo 3552] to sojourn, [ing.
SOJOURNING, in i Pe. i. 17 [par-oikia 3553] sojourn-
SOLDIER (choose to be a, fellow), in Mt. 8. 9 ; 27. 27 ;
28. 12, Mr, 15. 16, Lu. 7, 8 ; 23. 36, Jo. 19. 2, 23 1, 24, 32,
34, Ac, TO. 7 ; 12. 4, 6, 18 ; 2t. 32 1, 35 ; 23. 23, 31 ; 27. 31,
32, 42 ;: 28. t6, 2 Ti. 2. 3 [stratiotes 4296] soldier, [war.
in Lu. 3. ZA [strateuomai 4293] to act as soldier, make
in Ac. 23, TO [strateuma 4292] soldierly, warriors.
in 2 Tl 2. 4 [strato-logeo 4295] to lay out to be a
soldier, SOLITARY, in Mr. i. 35 [eremos 1945] a degert place,
SOME (sort, man, thing, time), in Mt. 16. 28 ; 27. 47 ;
28. IT, Mr. 7. 2 ; g. I ; 14. 4, 65 ; 15. 35, Lu. g. 7, 8, 27 ;
II. 15 ; 13. I ; ig. 39 ; 21. 5 ; 23. 8, Jo. 6. 64 ; 7. 25, 44;
9. t6; it. 37, 46; 13. 29, Ac. 5, 15; 8. 9, 31, 34; II. 20;
15* 36 ', 17- 4, 18, 21 ; 18. 23 ; 27. 27, Ro, i. 11, 13 ; 3, 3,
8 ; 5. 7 ; II, 14, 17, I Co. 4. 18 ; 6. n ; 8, 7 ; 9. 22 ; 10. 7.
8, g, 10; 15, 6, T2, 34, 35, 37, 2 Co, 3. I ; to. 2. 12, Ga. i.
7, Ph. 1. 1st, 2 Th. 3, IT, I Ti. I. 3, 6, ig; 4. i; 5. 15,
24 1; 6. 10, 21, 2 Ti, 2. 18, He. 3. 4, 16 ; 4. 6 ; 10. 25 ; 11.
40 ; 13. 2, 2 Pe. 3. g, 16 [tis 4826] a certain one, any one,
some one.
in Mt. 13. 5, 7 ; t6. 14, Mr. 4. 5, 7 ; 8. 28. Lu. g. 19, Jo.
7. 41 ; 9. 9, Ac. 19. 32 ; 21. 34 [alios 217] other, another,
in Ep. 4. IT th [tous 3186] the, these, [some. ..others.
in Ep. 4. II [tous mea 3186] these indeed.
iu Lu. 8, 6, 7 [heteros ig8o] other, another.
in Mr. 4 8 th, 20 th [heis 1410] one.
in Ro. 15. 15 [apo merous 2g5i] partly.
in Col. 3. 7 [pote 38ig] when, some time.
(See also Between, hand, lest, means, meat, other).
SOMEBODY, in Lu. 8. 46, Ac. 5. 36 [tis 4626] a certain
one, any one, some one.
SOMETHING, in Lu. 11. 54, Jo. 13. 2g, Ac. 3. 5 ; 23.
18, Ga. 6. 3 [tis 4626] a certain thing, anything, some
thing. SOMETIME, in Ep. 2. 13; 5. 8, Col. 1. 21, Tit. 3.^3,
I Pe. 3. 20 [pote 38ig] when, sometime.
SOMEWHAT, in Lu, 7. 40, Ac. 23. 20 ; 25. 26, 2 Co.
10. 8, Ga. 2, 6, He. 8. 3 [tis 4626] a certain thing, any
thing, something.

DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WOEDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Eo, 15, 24 [apo merous 2956] partly,
SON (adoption of), iu Mt, i, 1 1, 20, 21, 23, 25 ; 2, 15;
3. [7 ; 4, 3, 6 ; 7, 9 ; 8, 29 ; 9, 27 ; 10, 37 ; 11, 27 th ; 12,
23 ; 13, 55 ; 14, 33 ; 13, 22 ; 16, 16; 17, 5, 15; 20, 20, 21,
30, 31 ; 21, 9, IS, 37 *. 38 ; 22- 2. 42. 45 ; 23, 35 ; 26, 37, 63;
27, 40, 43, 54; 28, ig, Mr, I, I, 11; 3, II, 17, 28; 5, 7; 6,
3 ; g, 7, 17 ; TO, 35, 46, 47, 48 ; 12, 6 1, 35, 37 ; 13, 32 ; 14,
61 ; 15, 3g, lu, I, 13, 31, 32, 35, 36, 57 ; 2, 7 ; 3, 2, 22, 23 ;
4, 3, g, 22, 41 ; 5, TO ; 7, 12 ; 8, 28 ; 9, 35, 38, 41 ; 10, 6,
22th; II, II, 19; 12, 53 1; 15, II, 13, 19, 21 f, 24, 25, 30;
18, 38, 39 ; ig, g ; 20, 13, 41, 44 ; 22, 70, Jo, i, 18, 34, 42,
45. 49 ; 3- iS, 17. 18, 35, 36 « ; 4, 5, 46, 47, 50, 53 ; 5 ig t,
20, ZI, 22, 23 1, 25, 26 ; 6, 40, 42, 69 ; 8, 35, 36 ; 9, 19, 20,
35 ; 10, 36 ; M. 4, 27 ; 14, 13 ; 17, it, 12; 19, 7, 26 ; 20,
31, Ac, 2, 17 ; 4, 36 ; 7, 16, 21, 29 ; 8, 37 ; 9, 20 ; 13, 21,
33 ; 16, I ; ig, 14 ; 23, 6, 16, !Ro, i, 3, 4, g ; 5, 10 ; 8, 3,
14, ig, 2g, 32 ; 9, 9, I Co, i, g ; 15, 28, 2 Co, i. ig ; 6, t8,
Ga, I, 16 ; 2, 20 ; 4, 4, 6 ^ 7 t, 22, 30 th, Ep, 3, 5 ; 4, 13,
Col, I, 13, I Th, I, TO, 2 Th, 2. 3, He, i, 2, 3 S, 8 ; 2, 6, 10 ;
3, 6 ; 4, 14 ; 5, 5, 8 ; 6, 6 ; 7, 3, 5, 28 ; 10, 2g ; 11, 21, 24 ;
12, 5, 6, 7 t, 8, Ja, 2, 21, I Pe, 5, 13, 2 Pe i, 17, i Jo, i,
3, 7 ; 2, 22, 23, 24 ; 3, 8, 23 i 4, g, 10, 14, IS ; 5, 5, g, 10 1,
II, 12 f, 13 f, 20 f, 2 Jo, 3, g, lie, 2, 18 ; 21, 7 [huios 4720]
son, produce,
in Ga, 4, 5 [huio-thesia 47ig] placing as a son,
in Mt, 9. 2 ; 21, 28 1, Mr, 2, 5 ; 13, 12, Lu, 2, 48 ; 15,
31 ; 16, 25, .To, I, 12, I Co, 4, 14, 17, Ph, 2, 15, 22, I Ti,
T, 2, 18, 2 Ti, I, 2 ; 2, I, Tit, i, 4, Phm, 10, i Jo, 3, i, 2
[telcnou 4574) child,
in Jo, 4, 51, Ac, 3, 13, 26 [pais 3429] lad, youug man,
SON OE MAN, in Mt, 8, 20 ; g, 6 ; to, 23 ; ii. ig ; 12,
8, 32, 40 ; 13, 37, 41 ; t6, 13, 27, 28 ; 17,9, 12, 22 ; 18, 11 ;
ig, 28 ; 20, 18, 28 ; 24, 2-, 30 1, 37, 39, 44; 25, 13, 31 ; 26,
2, 24 1, 45, 64, Mr, 2, 10, 28 ; 8, 31, 38 ; 9, 9, 12, 31 ; 10,
33> 45 j 13- 26 ; 14, 21 1, 41, 62, Lu, 5, 24 ; 6, 5, 22 ; 7. 34 ;
9, 22, 26, 44, 56, 58; II, 30; 12, 8, 10, 40; 17, 22, 24, 26,
30 ; 18, 8, 31 ; ig, to , 21, 27, 36 ; 22, 22, 48, 6g ; 24, 7, Jo,
I. 51 ; 3- 13. 14 ; 5- 27 ; 6, 27, S3, 62 ; 8, 28 ; 12, 23, 34 1 ;
13, 31, Ac, 7, 56, He, I, 13 ; 14, 14 [huios tou anthropou
417] son of man,
SONG, in Ep, 5, ig. Col, 3, 16, Ee, 5, g ; 14, 3 * ; 15, 3 «
[ode 5080] ode, song, [along with the thing,
SOON (as . . ,as it -was), in Mt, 21, 20 [para-chrema 352g]
in Ac, 12, t8 [ginomai 993] to come to pass,
in Ga, i, 6, 2 Th, 2, 2 [tacheos 4563] quiclily,
(See Angry, as),
SOONHK (the), in He, 13, 19 [tachion 4565] more
quicldy, [soothsaying, di-rining,
SOOTHSAYING (by), In Ao, 16, 16 [manteuomai 2883]
SOP, in J 0, 13, 26 1, 27, 30 [psomion 5074] morsel,
SOECBRBE, in Ac, 13, 6, 8 [magos 2857] magian.
in Ee, 21, 8 [pharmakeus 4838] sorcerer,
in Ee, 22, is [pharmakos 4839] sorceress,
SOECEEY (use), iu Ac, 8, it [mageia 2855] magian art,
in Ac, 8, 9 [mageuo 2856] to be or act as a magian,
in Ee, 9, 21 ; t8, 23 [pharmakeia 4837] sorcery,
pharmacy, SOEE, In Mt, 17, 15 [kakos 2366] e-pilly, badly.
in Mt, 17, t6 [sphodra 4508] exceedingly,
in Mr, 6, 51 [lian 2810] greatly, very much,
in Mr, g, 26 [polus 3791] much,
in Ac, 20, 37 [hikanos 2271] enough, sufficient, meet,
- (See also Afraid, amazed, displeased),
SOEES (full of), iu Lu, 16, 21, Ee, 16, 2, 11 [helkos
1558] ulcer,
in Lu, t6, 20 [helkoomai 1559] to be ulcerated,
SOEER, in He, 10, 29 [cheirou 4g85] worse,
SOEEOW, in Lu. 22, 45, Jo, 16, 6, 20, 21, 22, 2 Co, 2,
3, 7 ; 7, 10 1, Ph, 2, 27 [lupe 2845] gi-ief,
in Ee, 18, 7 « ; 21, 4 [penthos 3606] mourning,
in Eo, g, 2, I Ti, 6, 10 [odune 3201] travail, sorrow.
in Mt, 24, 8, Mr, 13, 8 [odin 5081] travail,
SOEEOW (to), in 2 Co, 7, g, 11, i Th, 4, 13 [lupeomai
2844] to be grieved, [ing.
in Lu, 2, 48, Ac, 20, 38 [odunaomai 3200] to be sorrow-
SOEEOWFUL (be, exceeding, less, very), iu Mt, ig,
?2 ; 26, 22, 37, Mr, 14, ig, Jo, t6, 20, 2 Co, 6, 10 [lupeomai
2844] to be grieved, [3648] very grieved.
in Mt, 26, 38, Mr, 14, 34, Lu, 18, 23, 24 [peri-lupos
in Ph, 2, 28 [a-lupoteroB 227] less grieved,
SOEEY (be, exceeding, make), in Mr. 6. 26 [peri-
lupos 3648] very grieved.
in Mt, 14, g; 17, 23; 18, 31, 2 Co. 2. if. 7. Bt, gt
[lupeomai 2844] to be grieved.

SOET (iu some, of this, of what, after a), in Eo, 15,
15 [apo merous 2g5i] partly,
in I Co, 3, 13 [bopolos 3305] of what sort, such as,
in 2 Ti, 3, 6 [ek teuton 3390] of these,
in 3 Jo, 6 [axios 483] worthily, (See also Baser, godly)
SOUL, iu Mt, 10, 28 * ; it, 2g ; 12, 18 ; 16, 26* ; 22, 37;
26, 38, Mr, 8, 36, 37 ; 12, 30, 33 ; 14, 34, Lu, i, 46; 2, 35 •
TO, 27; 12, igt, 20; 21, 19, Jo, 12, 27, Ac, 2, 27, 31, 41,
43 ; 3- 23 ; 4- 32 ; ?• 14 ; 14- 22 ; 15, 24 ; 27. 37, So, 2,
9 ; 13, I, I Co, 15, 45, 2 Co, I, 23, I Th, 2, 8 ; 5, 23, He,
4, 12 ; 6, 19 ; 10, 38, 39 ; 13, 17, Ja, i, 21 ; 5, 20, i Pe, i.
9, 22; 2. II, 25 ; 3, 20 ; 4, 19, 2 Pe, 2, 8, 14, 3 Jo, 2, Ee,
6, 9 ; 16, 3 ; 18, 13, 14 ; 20, 4 [psuche 5068] soul,
SOUND, in Mt, 24, 31, Jo, 3, 8, i Co. 14. 7, 8, Ee. i.
TS', 5- 9 ^ » 18. 22 [phone 4945] sound. [iug.
in Ac, 3, 2, He, 12, ig [eclios 2151] sounding, resound-
in Eo, 10, 8, 1 Co, 14, 7 [pthoggos 4856] sound, utter
ance, SOUND (mind, be). In i Ti, i, 10, 2 Ti, i, 13 ; 4, 3,
Tit, I, g, 13 ; 2, 1, 2 [hugiaino 4711] to be healthy.
in Tit, 2, 8 [hugies 4712] healthily, [Safe),
in 2 Ti, I, 7 [so-phronismos 4531) sound mind, (See
SOUND (out, a trumpet), in Mt, 6, 2, i Co, 15, 52, Ee,
8. 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13; 9, I ; TO, 7; II. 15 Jsaipizo 4116] to
(sound a) trumpet,
in Lu, I, 44 [ginomai gg3] to come to pass,
in I Co, 13, I [echeo 2150] to sound, resound,
iu I Th, I, 8 [echeomai 1728] to be sounded out,
SOUND (to), in Ac, 27, 28 1 [bollzo gi4] to cast (the
lead), [the whole lot, soundness,
SOUNDNESS (perfect). In Ac, 3. 16 [holo-lderia 3254]
SOUTH (wind), in Mt, 12, 42, Lu, it, 31 ; 12, 55 ; 13.
29, Ac, 27, 13 ; 28, 13, Ee, 21,13 [notes 3159] south,
in Ac, 8, 26 [mes-embria 2952] mid-day, the south.
SOUTHWEST, in Ac, 27, 12 [Ups 2824] southwest,
SOW, in 2 Pe, 2, 22 [hus 481 1] sow,
SOW (be sown), in Mt, 6, 26 ; 13, 3, 4, ig, 24, 25, 27,
311 37. 3gi 25, 24, 26, Mr, 4, 3, 4, 14, 15 t, 16, 18, 20, 31,
32, Lu, 8, 5 1 ; 12, 24 ; ig, 21, 22, Jo, 4, 36, 37, i Co. g.
II ; IS. 36, 37 1, 42, 43 1, 44, 2 Co, 9, 6 1, Ga, 6, 7, 8 1, Ja,
3, 18 [speiro 4230] to sow,
SOWEE, in Mt, 13, 3, 18, Mr, 4, 3, 14, Lu, 8. 5, 2 Oo
g, TO [speiro] to sow,
SOWN, (See Seed),
SPACE (of, by tlie, for the, a little), in Ac, ig, 8, 10,
34 [epi ace. 1802] upon,
in Ac, 15, 33, Ee, 2, 21 [chronos 5027] time, [vat
in Ac, s, 7 [dia-stema 1178] a standing asunder, inter-
in Lu, 22, 59 [di-istemi T22g] to stand asunder,
in Ac, 5, 34 [brachu ti 035] a short wliile,
in Ee, 14, 20 [apoj3g] from,
(See also Hour, tarry, three, years),
SPARE (have enough and to, not sparing), in Ac, 20.
2g, Eo, 8, 32 ; IT, 21 1, I Co, 7. 28, 2 Co, I. 23 ; 13. 2, 2
Pe, 2, 4, 5 [pheidomai 4845] to spare,
SPAEINGLY, in 2 Co, g, 6 [pheidomenos 4846] spar
ingly, SPAEEOW, in Mt. 10, 2g, 31, Lu, 12, 6, 7 [strouthion
4304] sparrow.
SPEAK (against, among, any more before, blas
phemously, evil of, for oneself, forth, lies, of, out, to,
unto, -witli, be spoken after, against, of, that which was,
things), in Mt, 9, 18, 33 ; 10, ig *, 20 1; 12, 22, 34 1, 36,
46, 47 ; 13. 3, TO, 13, 33, 34 1; 14, 27 ; 15. 31 ; 17. s ; 23,
I ; 26. 47; 28. 18, Mr, I, 34; 2, 7 ; 4, 33, 34; 5, 35, 36;
7. 35. 37 .8, 32 ; 13, nth; 14, 9, 43 ; 16, 17, 19, Lu, i,
19, 20, 22, 55, 64, 70 ; 2, 33, 38, 50 ; 4, 41 ; s- 4. 21 ; 6, 45 i
7, IS ; 8, 49 ; 9, IT ; 11, 14, 37 ; 12, 3 ; 22, 47, 60 ; 24, 6,
23. 3^. 44. Jo, I, 37 ; 3, IT, 31, 34 ; 4, 26 ; 6. 63 ; 7. 13,
17, t8, 26, 46 ; 8. 12, 20, 28, 30, 38, 44 i ; 9. 21, 29 ; 10. 6 ;
12. 29, 36, 41, 48, 49 t, sot; 14, Tot, 25 ; 15, 3, II, 22 ; 16,
T, 13 t, 23 t, 29, 33 ; 17, I, 13 ; 18, 20, 23 ; ig, 10, Ac, 2,
4. 6, 7, II, 31 ; 3, 21, 24 ; 4, I, 17, 20, 2g, 31 ; 5, 20, 40 ;
6, 10, II, 13; 7, 6, 38, 44 ; 8, 26; 9, 27, 29 ; 10, 7, 32, 44,
46; II, IS, 20; 13,46; 14, I, g; t6, 13, 14, 32; 17. ig :
18, 9, 25 ; ig. 6 ; 20, 30 ; 21. 3g ; 22, 9 ; 23, 9 ; 26, 14, 26;
28. 21, 23, Eo, 7, I ; 15, 18, 1 Co, 2, 6, 7, 13; 3, I ; 12, 3,
30 ; 13, I, II ; 14, 2 th, 3, 4, 5 *. 6 i, 9 (, II t, 13, 18, 19,
21. 23, 27, 28, 29, 34, 3s, 30, 2 Co, 2, 17 ; 4, 13 1 ; 7, 14 ;
IT, 17 t, 23 ; 12, 19 ; 13, 3, Ep, 4, 23 ; 5, ig ; 6, 20, Ph, i.
14, Col. 4, 3, 4, t Th. I. 8 ; 2. 2, 4, 16, I oS, 5, 13, Tit, 2,
I, 15, He, I. I, 2 ; 2, 2, 3, 5 ; 3, s ; 4, 8 ; 6, 9 ; 7. 14 ! g.
19 ; II, 4 ; 12, 24, 23 ; 13, 7, Ja, i, ig ; 2, 12 j 5, 10, i Pe,
3. 10; 4, II, 2 Pe, I. 21 ; 3, 16, I Jo, 4, 5, 2 Jo, i2,,3 Jo.

OR A KEY TO THB HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THB NEW TESTAMENT.

99

14, Ju. 15, 16, Be. I, 12; 10. 8; 13. 5, 11, 15 [laleo 2768]
to talk. [speak against.
in J a. 4. IX th, x Pe. 2. 12 ; 3. 16 [kata-Ialeo 2443] to
in Ac. 13. 43 ; 28. 20 [pros-laleo ^061] to talk unto.
in Lu. 4. 36 [sul-laled 4354] to talk with.
in Mt. 21, 45, Mr. 12. i ; 14. 31, 71, Lu. 5. 36 ; 7- 24 ;
9- 3ij 34 j II' 27 ; 12. 41 ; 13. 6; 18. i, 34 ; 20. g; 21, 5 ;
22. 65, Jo. 2. 21 ; 6. 71 ; 8. 26 ; n. 13, 56 ; 13. 18, 22, 24 ;
16. 2g, Ac. I. 3; 2. 25 ; 8. 6, 34 ; 13. 45 ; 24. 10 ; 26. i ;'
27. II ; 28. 24, Ro. 3. 5 ; 6. ig ; 10. 6 ; n. 13, i Co. 1. 10;
6. 5 ; 7. 6, 12, 35 ; 10. 15 ; 15. 34, 2 Co. 6. 13 ; 7. 3 ; 8, 8 ;
II. 21 1, Ga. 3. 15, Ep, 5. 12, 32, Ph. 4. II, I Ti. 2. 7 ; 4.
X, He. 7. 13 ; 8. I ; 9. 5, Re. 2. 24 [lego 2788} to lay out,
say, speak.
in Lu. 2. 34, Jo. 19. 12, Ac. 13. 45 ; 28. 19, 22 [anti-

) 454] to speak in opposition.
I He. 12. I "¦ '

. 5 [dia-legomai 1141] to lay out thoroughly.
in Mt. 8. 8 ; lo. 27 ; 12. 32 1 ; 16. 11 ; 17. 13 ; 22. i» Mr.
I. 42 ; 3. 9 ; 9. 18 ; 12. 12, 26 ; 14. 39, Lu. 6. 26, 39 ; 7.
39; 8. 4; 12. 3, 13, 16; 14. 3 ; 15. 3; 18. 9; ig. II, 28;
20. 2, ig ; 21. 29 ; 24. 40, Jo. 1. 15 ; 4. 50 ; 7. 39 ; g. 6, 22 ;
10. 6, 41 ; II. 43, 51 ; 12. 38 ; 13. 28 ; 18. i, g, 16, 22, 32 ;
20. 18 ; 21. 19, Ac. I. 9 ; z. zg; 18. g *, 19. 41 ; 20. 36 ; 21.
37 ; 26. 30 ; 27. 35 ; 28^ 25 [epo, eipon 1401] to say, speak.
in Ac. I. 16 [pro-epo 3876] to say beforehand.
in Lu. 12. 10, Jo. II. 13, Ac. 2. 16 ; 8. 24 ; 13. 40 ; 20.
38 ; 23. 5, Ro. 4. 18, He. 4. 4 [ereS ig6i] to inform,
speak, say.
in 2 Pe, 3. 2, Ju. 17 [pro-ereomai 3S76I to inform
beforehand. in lit. I. 22 ; 2. 15, 17, 23 ; 3. 3 ; 4. 14 ; 8. 17 ; 12. 17 _;
13. 35 ; 21. 4; 22. 31 ; 24. 15 ; 27. g, 35, Mr. 13, 14 [reomai
407g] to inform, speak, say. [evil,
in Mr. g, 39, Ac. ig. g [kako-logeo 2357] to speak
in Ac, 26. 24 [apo-logeomai 588] to lay out from.
in I Ti.4. 2 [pseudo-logos 5050] speaking Ues or false
hood, [utter.
in Ac. 4. 18, 2 Pe. 2. 16, 18 [phtheggomai 4853] to
in Ac. 26. 25 [apo-phtheggomai 631] to utter forth.
in Lu. 23. 20, Ac. 21. 40 ; 22. 2 [pros-phoneo 3985] to
sound toward or unto.
in Lu. I. 42 [ana-phoneo 374] to sound up or anew.
in Ac. 19. 36 [an-antir-retos 340] not to be gainsaid,
spoken in opposition to.
in Ac. 21. 37 [ginosko 994] to know. [add.
in He. 12, ig [pros-tithemi 3^77] to put or place mito,
iu Ro. I, 8 [kat-aggellomai 2408] to be announced
fully, [anew.
in Ro. 15. 21 [an-aggellomai 284] to he announced
in He. 12. 25 [chrematizo 5016] to speak oracularly.
iu Mt, 26. 65, Ro. 14. 16, I Co. 10. 30, Tit. 3. 2, i Pe.
4. 4, 14, 2 Pe. 2. 2, 10, 12, Ju. 8, 10 [blas-phemeo goi] to
speak injuriously,
{See also Boldly, provoke, r&proachfully, truth).
SPEAKING (evil, much), in Mt. 6. 7 [polu-logia 3788]
much speaking.
in Ep. 4. 31 [blas'phemla go2] injurious speaking
in I Pe. 2. I [kata-lalia 2444] contrary talking.
SPEAKER, in Ac. 14. 12 [logos 2833] word, discourse.
SPEAH, in Jo. 19. 34 [logche 2834] spear.
SPEARMAN, in Ac. 23. 23 [dexio-lahos 1074] a right
hand bodyguard. [with, not ordinary.
SPECIAL, in Ac. 19. 11 [ou tugchousas 4692] not met
SPECIALLY, in Ac. 25. 26, i Ti. 4. 10; 5. 8, Tit. i. 10,
Ihra. 16 [malista 2876] most of all, specially. [tacle.
SPECTACLE, in i Co. 4. 9 [theatron 2172] view, spec-
SPEECH (of Lycaonia, boldness of, plainness of, fair),
in Ac. 20. 7, I Co. 2. I, 4 ; 4. 19, 2 Co. 10. 10 ; 11. 6, Col
4. 6, Tit. 2. 8 [logos 2833] word.
in Mt. 26. 73, Mr. 14. 70, Jo. 8. 43 [lalia 2769] talk.
inRo. 16. 18 [eu-logia 2024] eulogy, praise.
in 2 Co. 3. 12 ; 7. 4 [par-resia 3567] openness, boldness,
inAc. 14. 1 1 [Lukaonisti] in the language of Lycaonia.
SPEECHLESS (be), in Mt. 22. 12 [phimoomai 483g] to
be muzzled.
in Lu. I. 22 [kophos 2762] dumb, blunted.
in Ac. 9. 7 [en-neos 1658J breathless.
SPEED (God, with all), in a Jo. 10, u [chairo 4952] to
rejoice, joy, be glad.
in Ac. 17. 15 [hos tachista 4567] as quickly,
SPEEDILY, in Lu, 18. 8 [en tachei 4566] quickly.
SPEND (more, time, be spent, be far spent), in Mr.
5. 26, Lu. 15. 14; 2 Co. 12. 15 [dapanao 1040] to spend.
in Lu. 10. 35 [pros-dapauad 3g29] to spend further.

in 2 Co. 12, IS [ek-dapanaomai 1442] to be spent out.
in Mr. 6. 35 [polus 37gi] much, great. [consume.
in Lu. 8. 43 [pros-an-alisko 3925] to take up further,
in Lu. 24. 29 [klino 2634] to bend or decline,
in Ac. 17. 21 eu-kaifeo 2014] to have a favourable op
portunity. in Ac, 38. 23 [poieo- 3766] to do, make, use.
in Ac. 20. 16 [chrono-tribeo 5028] to i^uta away the time.
in Ac, 27, g [dia-ginomai 1115] to come to pass
thoroughly, in Ro. 13. 12 [pro-kopto 3900] to cut or strike forward.
SPICES (sweet), inMr. 16.. i, Lu. 23. 56 ; 24. i, Jo. ig.
40 [aroma 706] aromatics, spices. [(wait).
SPIES, in Lu. 20. 20 [eg-kath-etos 1342] one sitting in
in He. 11.51 [kata-skopos 2493] one viewing thoroughly.
SPIKENARD, in Mr. 14. 3, Jo. 12. 3 [nardos pistikos
3101] genuine nard, [poured out.
SPILLED (be), in Mr. 2. 22 [ek-cheomai 1527] to be
in Lu. 5. 37 [ek-chunomai 1528] to be poured out.
SPIN, in Mt. 6. 28, Lu. 12. 27 [netho 3124] to spin.
SPIRIT, in Mt. 3. 16 ; 4. i ; 5. 3 ; 8. 16 ; 10. i, 20 ; 12.
18, 28, 43, 45 ; 22. 43 ; 26. 41, Mr. i. 10, 12, 23, 26, 27 ; 2,
8 ; 3. IX) 30; 5- 2, 8, 13 ; 6. 7 ; 7. 25; 8. 12 ; 9. 17, 20,
25 i ; 14. 38, Lu. I. 17, 47, 80; 2. 2-7, 40; 4. I, 14, 18, 33,
36 ; 6. 18 ; 7. 21 ; 8. 2, 2g, 55 ; g. 39, 42, 55 ; 10. 20, 21 ;
II. 13, 24, 26; 13. II ; 23. 46; 24. 37, 39, Jo. I. 32, 33;
3- 5, 6, 8, 34 ; 4. 23, 24 1 ; 6. 63 « ; 7. 39 ; 11. 33 ; 13. 21 ;
14. 17 ; 15. 26; 16. 13, Ac, 2. 4, 17, 18; 5. 9, 16; 6. :o ;
7' 59 > 8" 7> 29, 39 ; 10. 19 ; II. 12, 28 f 16. 7, 16, 18 ; 17.
16 ; 18. 5, 25 ; ig. 12, 13, 15, 16, 21 ; 20. 22 ; 21. 4 ; 23. 8,
g, Ro. I. 4, g; 2. 29 ; 7. 6 ; 8. i, 2, 4, 5 t, gth, 10, 11 1, 13,
14, 15 1, 16 1, 23, 26 t, 27 ; II. 8 ; 12. II ; 15, ig, 30, i Co.
2. 4, zot, II t, 12 1, 14; 3. 16 ; 4. 21 ; 5. 3, 4, 5 ; 6. 11, 17,
20; 7, 34, 40; 12. 3, 4, 7, Bt, gt, 10, II, 13 t; 14. 2, 14,
15^, 16, 32 ; 15, 45 ; 16. 18, 2 Co. I. 22 ; 2. 13 ; 3. 3, 6 1,
8, 17 1, 18 ; 4. 13 ; 5. 5 ; 7. 1, 13 ; n. 4 ; 12. 18, Ga. 3. 2,
3, 5, 14; 4. 6, 29; 5- 5, 16, 17, 18, 22, 25 i; 6. I, 8 t, 18,
Ep. I. 13, 17 ; 2. 2, 18, 22 ; 3. 5, 16 ; 4. 3, 4, 23, 30; 5. 9,
8 ; 6. 17, 18, Ph. I. ig, 27 ; 2. I ; 3. 3, Col. i. 8 ; 2. 5, i
Th. 4. 8 ; 5. ig, 23, 2 Th. 2. 2, 8, 13, i Ti. 3. 16 ; 4. 1 1,
12, 2 Ti. I. 7 ; 4. 22, Phm, 25, He. i, 7, 14 ; 4. 12 ; g. 14;
10. 29 ; 12. 9, 23, Ja. 2. 26 ; 4. 5, I Pe. i. 2, n, 22 ; 3. 4,
18, 19 ; 4. 6, 14, I Jo. 3. 24 ^ 4. I, 2, 3, 6t, 13 ; 5. 6t, 8,
Ju. ig. Re. I, 4, 10 ; 2, 7, 11, 17, 29 ; 3. i, 6, 13, 22 ; Re,
4. 2, 5 ; 5. 6 ; II. II ; 14. 13 ; 16. 13, 14 ; 17. 3 ; 18. 2 ;
ig. 10 ; 21. 10 ; 22. 17 [pneuma 3757] spirit.
in Mt. 14. 26, Mr. 6. 4g [phantasma 4835] phantasm,
phantom, apparition.
SPIRITUAL (gifts, things), in Ro. i, it; 7. 14; 15.
27, I Co, 2. 13, 15 ; 3. I ; g. II ; 10. 3, 4 1 ; 12. i ; 14. i,
37 ; 15. 44 1, 46 1, Ga. 6. I, Ep. I. 3 ;^ 5. ig ; 6. 12, Col. i.
9 ; 3. 16, I Pe. 2. st [pneumatikos 3758] spiritual.
in I Co. 14. 12 [pneuma 3757] spirit.
SPIRITUALLY, in i Co. 2. 14, Re. n. 8 [pneumatikos
3759] spiritually. [minding of the spirit.
in Ro. 8. 6 [phronema ton pneumatos 3757] the
SPIT (in, on, upon), in Mr. 7. 33 ; 8. 23, Jo. 9. 6 [ptud
4033] to spit.
m Mt. 26. 67 ; 27. 30, Mr. 10. 34 ; 14. 65 ; 15. 19, Lu.
18. 32 [em-ptu6 1598J to spit in or on.
SPITEFULLY. (See Entreat).
SPITTLE, in Jo. g. 6 [ptusma 4031] spittle.
SPOIL, in Mt. 12. 29 1, Mr. 3. 27 t [di-arpaz6 1169] to
snatch away thoroughly.
in Col. 2. 8 [sul-agogeo 4352] to lead away as spoil.
in Col. 2. 15 [ap-ek-duomai 521] to go out from. '
SPOILING, in He. 10. 34 [harpage 676] snatching away.
SPOILS, in Lu, 11. 22 [skulon 4210] skin, booty.
in He. 7. 4 [akro-thinion 182] chief heap of the booty,
SPORT (self), in 2 Pe. 2. 13 [en-truphaomai 1683] to
luxuriate self. [spilos 4238] spot.
SPOT (be spotted, without), in Ep, 5, 27, 2 Pe. 2. 13
in I Ti. 6. 14, i Pe. i. 19, 2 Pe. 3. 14 [a-spilos 727]
without spot.
in Ju. 12 [spilas 4237] spot, craggy rock.
in Ju. 23 [spiloomai 4239] to be spotted.
in He. 9. 14 [a-momos 272] blameless.
SPREAD (abroad, one's farae abroad), iu Mr. 9. 31
[dia.-phemizo 1197] to sound throughout.
in Mt. 21. 8 ; Mr, 11, 8 [stronnumi 4305] to strew.
in Lu. ig. 36 [hupo-stronnumi 4802] to strew beneath.
in Mr, i. 28, i Th. i. 8 [ex-erchomai 1722] to come out
or forth. [fest.
in Mr. 6. 14 [phaneron egeneto g93] to become mani-

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Ac, 4, 17 [dla-neiuomai t 133] to be spread throughout,
SPRING- (in, up, up with, day), in Mt, 4, 16, He, 7, 14
[ana-tello 367] to rise up,
'in Lu, I, 78 [ana-tole 369] uprising,
in Mt, 13, 5, Mr, 4, 5 [ex-aua-teI16 369] to rise up
greatly, in Lu, 8, 6, 8, He, 12, 15 [phuo ig42] to sprout,
in Lu, 8, 7 [sum-phuomai 43g8] to sprout with.
in Mt. 13, 26, Mr. 4. 27 [blastano goo] to bud.
in Mt. 13. 7, Mr. 4. 8 [ano-baino 276] to go or come up,
iu Jo. 4. 14 [liallomai 216] to spring up,
in He, it, 12 [gennaomai g7g] to be begotten.
in Ac, 16, 29 [eis-pedao 1419] to spring in,
SPRINKLE, in He, g, 13, ig, 21 ; 10, 22 [rantizo 4072]
to sprinlcle,
SPRINKLINe, in He, 12, 24, i Pe, ... 2 [rantismos
4073] sprinlding,
in He, IT, 28'[pros-ohusis 3986] a pouring toward,
SPUE, in Re, 3. t6 [emeo 1575] to spue,
SPUNGB, inMt. 27. 48, Mr, 15, 36J Jo, 19, 29Xspog|os
4242] spunge, [tliorougldy,
SPY out, iu Ga, 2, 4 [liata-sliopeo 2492] to view
STABLISH, in Ro, 16, 25, i Th, 3, 13, 2 Th, a, 17 ; 3,
3, Ja, 5, 8, T Pe, s, 10 [sterizo 4279] to fix,
in 2 Co, I, 21, Col, 2, 7 [bebaioo 877] to confirm,
STAFF, in M*. ip. 10, Mr, 6, 8, Lu, 9, 3, He. 11. 21
[rabdos 4066] rod, staff. [wood, staff, club.
in Mt, 26, 47, 55, Mr, 14, 43, 48, Lu, 22, 52 [xulon 3x84]
STAGGER, in Ro, 4, 20 [clia-Jirino 1137] to judge
diversely, [step,
STAIRS, in Ac, 2j, 35, 40 [ana-bathmos 273] ascent,
STALL, in Lu. 13, 15 [phatne 48420 manger,
STANCH, in Lu, 8, 44 [histemi 2303] to stand flmt
. STAND (before, by, fast, fortli, here, over, round,
about, still, up, upright, with, be standing), in Mt, 2,
g ; 6, s ; 12, 25^, 26^ 46^ 47 ; 13, 2 ; 16, 28 ; 20, 3, 6 1, 32 ;
24, IS ; 26, 73 ; .27, IT, 47, Mr, 3, 24, 25, 26, 31 ; g, i ; to,
49 ; IT, 5 ; 13, 14, Lu, I, IT ; 3, i, 2 ; 6, 8 1, 17 ; 7, 14, 38 ;
8, 20 ; 9, 27 ; IT, 18 ; 13, 25; 17, 12 ; 18, 11, 13, 40 ; ig,
8 ; 21, 36 ; 23, 10, 33, 49 i 24, 36j Jo, I, 26, 35 ; 3, 29 ; 6,
22 ; 7, 37 ; 8, g ; it, 36; 12, 29 ; i8, s, t6, iBt, 25 ; ig,
25 ; 20, II, 14, ig, 26 ; 21, 4, Ac, I, IT ; 2, 14 ; 3, 8; 4,
14 ; 5. 20, 23, 25 ; 7, 33, 55, 56 ; 8, 38 ; g- 7 ; to. 30; 11.
13 ; 12. 14 ; t6. g ; 17. 22 ; 21. 40; 22, 23 ; 24, 20, 21 ; 25,
TO, 18 ; 26, 6, t6 ; 27, 21, Ro, 3, 2 ; ii. 20 ; 14. 4, i Co. 7,
37 ; TO, 12 ; IS, T, 2 Co, I, 24, Ep, 6, 11, 13, 14, Col, 4, 12,
2 Ti, 2, ig. He, 10, II, Ja, 2, 3 ; 3, g, i Pe, 5, 12, Re, 3,
20 ; s, 6 ; 6, 17 ; 7, i, 9, it ; 8, 2, 3 ; 10, 5, 8 ; ii. i, 4,
II ; 12, 4 ; 13, I ; 14, I ; 15, 2; t8. io, 15, 17; 19, 17 ; 20,
i2_[liistemi 2303] to stand flrnv
in Mr, 14, 47, og, 70 ; 15. 35, 3g, Lu, i, ig ; ig, 24, Jo,
t8, 22 ; ig, 26 ; Ac, I, TO ; 4, 10, 26 ; g, 39 ; 23, 2, 4 ; 27,
23, Eo, 14, TO, 2 Ti, 4, 17 [par-istemi 3530] to stand
alongside.

iu Mr, 14,- 60, Lu, 4, t6 ; 10, 25, Ac, i. 15 ; 5. 34 ; 10,
26; II, 28 ; 13, 16 ; 14, 10 [an-isteml 423] to stand up,
in Lu, 4, 3g ; 24. 4, Ac, 10, 17 ; 32, 13, 20 ; 23, iifiph]
istemi 2076] to stand upon or by, [around,
in Jo. IT, 42, Ac, 23. 7 [peri-istemi 3637] to- stand
in Lu, 9, 32, 2 Pe, 3, 5 [sun-istao 4466] to stand with,
in Mr, 11, 25, Eo, 14^ 4, i Co, 16, 13, Ga, 5, i, Ph, i,
27 ; 4, 1, 2 Th, 2, 15 [stelio 4277] to stand fast,
in Mr, 3, 3 [egeiro 1340] to arise,
iu Ac, 14, 20 [kuldoo 2740] to be orgo round, compass,
in Ro, 9, IT [meno 2944] to remaiu,
in I Co, 2, 5 [eimi 1398] to be, [side with,
in 2 Ti, 4, t6 [sum.para-ginomal 4376] to come along-
in He, g, 8 [echo stasin 4255] to have a standing.
(See also Doubt, jeopardy, world).
STAR (day), iu Mt, 2, 2, 7, g, 10 ; 24. 2g, Mr. 13, 23,
I Co, 13, 4Ttn, Ju, 13, Ee, i, t6, 20 1 ; 2, i, 28 ; 3, i ; 6, 13 ;
8, TO, IT, 12 ; 9, I ; 12, I, 4 ; 22, 16 [aster 7341a star,
in Lu, 21, 23, Ac, 7, 43 ; 27, 20, He, 11, 12 [astron 740]
a star, constellation,
in 2 Pe, I, ig [phos-phoros 4g48] light-bearer,
STATE (your), in Ph, 2, 19, 20 [ta peri humon 3621]
the things concerning you, (See afco Last, my, one's),
STATURE, in Mt, 6, 27, Lu, 2. 52 ; 12, 25 ; igT 3 ; Ep,
4, 13 [heliicia2i26] mature age or stature,
STAY (to), in Lu, 4, 42 [Itat-echo 2532] to hold down
or fast,
in Ac, ig, 22 [ep-ech5 1800] to hold on or upon,
STEAD (in one's), in 2 Co, 5, 20, Plim, 13 [huper gen.
4736] lu behalf of.

STEAL, iuMt, 6, 19, 20; 19, t8; 27. 64; 28. 13, Mr.
10, 19, Lu, 18, 20, Jo, 10. TO, Ro. 2. 2Tt; 13, 9, Ep, 4, 28^
[Itlepto 2620] to steal, thieve,
STEDFAST, in 2 Co, i, 7, He, 2. 2 ; 3, 14 ; 6, 19
[bebaios 876] firm,
in I Co, 7, 37 ; 15, 38 [hedraios 1365] stayed,
in I Pe, 3, 9 [stereos 4271] fixed,
STEDFAS'TLY (behold, lool£, loolc up, set), in Ac, i,
10 ; 6, 15 ; 7, 55 ; 14, 9, 2 Co, 3, 7, 13 [a-tenizo 757] to
lool£ stedfastly.
in Lu. 9. 31 [sterizo 4279] to fix, (See also Continue),
STEDFASTNESS, in Col, 2, 5 [stereoma 4273] fixedness,
in 2 Pe, 3, 17 [sterigmos 4278] fixedness,
STEEP (place), iu Mt, 8, 32, Mr, 3, 13, Lu, 8, 33
[kremnos 2709] an overhanging place,
STEP (down, in), iu Jo. 3. 4 [fim-baino 1567] to go in
or into.
in Jo. 5, 7 [Itata-baino 23gg] to go down,
STEP, in Ro, 4, 12, 2 Co, 12, 18, i Pe, 2, 21 [iohuos
2511] trace, tract, footprint,
STERN, in Ac, 27, 20 [prumna 4oog] stern,
STEWARD (be), in Lu, 12, 42 ; 16, i, 3, 8, i Co, 4, i,
2, Tit, T, 7, I Pe, 4, TO [oilto-nomos 2324] stewai'd.
in Lu, 16, 2 [oiko-nomeo 3222] to be steward,
in Mt, 20, 8, Lu, 8, 3 [epi-tropos jgog] one on whom
anything is turned over,
STBWAEDSHIP, iu Lu, 16. 2, 3, 4 [oiko-nomia 3223]
stewardship. STICK, in Ac. 28, 3 (phruganon 4g25] a stick,
STICK FAST (to), m Ac, 27, 41 [ereido 1940] stick fast,
STIFF-NBCKED, in Ao. 7, 51 [sklero-trachelos 4194)
hard or stiff-necked,
STILL (be), in Mr, 4, 39 £phiraoomai 4889] to be
muzzled, (.See also Abide, stand),
STILL (adv), ia Re, 22, 11 f [eti 1982] yet, still,
STING, in I Co, 15, 55, 56, Ee, g, 10 [kentron 2370]
prick, goad,
STINK, in Jo, ii, 39 [ozo 3203] to give a smell,
STIE (up, be -red), m 2 Pe, i, 13 ; 3, i [di-egeiro 1213]
to awake thoroughly,
in Ac, 14, 2 [ep-egeiro 17S3] to awake up,
in Lu, 23, 5 Xana,-selo 357] to stir or shake up,
iu Ac, 6, 12 [sug-kineo 4326] to move together,
in Ac, 13, so [par-otruno 3564] to excite fuUy,
in Ac, 17, 13 [saleuo 4113] to shake,
in Ac, 17. 16 [par-oxunomai 3360] to be shai-pened
fully, in Ac, 21, 27 [sug-cheo 4336] to pour together,
confound, in 2 Ti, I, 6 [ana-z5pure5 301] to rekindle,
STIE, in Ac, 12, 18 ; ig. 23 [tarachos 4354] trouble,
STOCK, in Ac, 13, 26, Ph, 3, 5 [genos g83] race,
in Ac, t6, 24 [xulon 3184] wood, stocks,
STOMACH, in i TL 5, 23 [stomachos 42go] stomach,
STONE (of), iu Mt, 3, 9 ; 4, 3, 6 ; 7, g ; 21. 42, 44 ; 24.
2 ; 27, 60, 66 ; 38, 2, M r, 3, 3 ; 12, 10 ; 13, i, 2 ; 13, 46 ; 16.
3, 4, Lu, 3, 8 ; 4, 3, TI ; n. 11 ; ig, 40, 44 ; 20, 17, 18 ; 21,
3, 6 ; 22, 41 ; 24, 2, Jo, 8, 7, 59; 10, 31 ; it, 38, 39, 41 ;
20, I, Ac, 4, IT ; 17. 29, I Co. 3. 12, 2 Co. 3, 7, I Pe, 2, 4,
S, 6, 7, 8, Re, 4, 3 ; 17, 4 ; t8. 12, 16, 21 ; 21. 11 1, ig
[Hthos 2816] stone.
in Jo, 2, 6, 2 Co, 3, 3, Ee, 9, 2o[lithinoS28i4]oI stone,
in Jo, I. 42 [petros 3683] a small rock or stone,
iu Ee, s, 17 [psephos 3064] pebble,
(See also Cast, hewn, stumbling),
STONE (to), in Jo, 10, 31, 32, 33 ; it, 8, Ac, 5, 26; 14,
igj 2 Co, IT, 25, He, 11, 37 [lithazo 2813] stone,
in Mt, 21, 33 ; 23, 37, Lu. 13, 34, Jo, 8, 3, Ac, 7, 38, sg ;
14. 5, He, 12, 20 [litho-boleo 2813] to cast stones.
in Lu, 20, 6 [kata-lithazo 2450] to stone down,
STONY (groimd, places), in Mt, 13, 3, 20, Mr, 4. 3, 16
[petrodes 3684] rocky or stony places,
STOOP (down), in Mr, 1, 7, Jo, 8, 6, 8 [kupto 2748] to
stoop down, [alongside,
in Lu, 24, 12, Jo, 20, 5, IT [para-ljupto 34g2] to stoop
STOP (of, be -ped), in Eo, 3, ig, 2 Co. iif 10, He. 11,
33 [phrasso 4gi i] to stop, [Moutli),
in Ac, 7, 57 [sun-ech8 4457] to hold together, (See
STORE (in, keep in, lay up in) in i Co, 16, 2, 2 Pe. 3,
7 [tbesaurizS 22og] to treasure up,
in I Ti. 6. 19 [apo-thesauriz6 561] to treasure away,
STOREHOUSE, in Lu, 12. 24 [tameion 4544] store-
chamber, seprct place.
STORM, in Mr. 4. 37, Lu. 8. 23 [lailaps 2765] storm.

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STRAIGHT (course, come with a, make, be made),
lu Sit. 3. 3, Mr. I, 3, Lu. 3. 4, 5, Ac. g. 11 [eUrthus 2011]
straight. [straight.
in Ac. 16. 11; ,21. I [eu-thu-dromeo 2005] to run
in Jo. I. 23 [eu-thuno 2010] to make straight.
in Lu. 13. 13 [an-orthoomai 432jto be made upright.
in He. 12. 13 [orthos 3326] upright.
STRAIGHTWAY, in Mt. 4. 20 ; 14, 22, 27 ; 21. 2, 3 ;
25. 15 ; 27. 48, Mr. T. 10, 18, 20, 21 ; 2. 2 ; 3. 6 ; 5. 2g, 42 ;
6. 25, 45, 54 ; 7. 35 ; 8. 10 ; g. 15, 20, 24 ; 11. 3 ; 14, 45 ;
15. I, Lu. 5. 3g; 12. S'{ f ^4- 5> -A-C. g. 20 ; 22. 2g, Ja. i.
24 [eu-theos 2004] sfcraightly, straightway.
in Mt. 3. 16, Jo. 13, 32 [eii-thus 2014] straight.
in Lu. 8. 55, Ac. 5. 10 ; 16. 33 [para-chrema 352g] along
with the thing.
in Ac. 23. 30 [ex-autes 1714I presently, immediately.
STRAIN (at), iu Mt. 23, 24 [di-ulizo 1257] to strain or
filter through.
STRAIT (be in a), in Mt. 7. 13, 14, Lu. 13. 24 [stenos
4268] strait.
in Ph. I. 23 [aun-echoraai 4457] to be held together.
STRAITEN (be -ed), in Lu. 12. 50 [sun-echomai 4457]
to be held together.
in 2 Co. 6. 12 [steno-choreomai 4269] to be straitened.
STRAITEST (most), in Ac. 26. 5 [akri-bestatos 173 a]
most accurate.
STRAITLY (threaten. See also Charge), inMr. 3. 12 ;
5. 43 [polus 3791] much, many. [threat.
in Ac. 4. 17 [ap-eileo ap-eile 513-4] to threaten with a
STR ANGE (thing, thick it.. .concerning), inAc. 17. 18,
He. 13. 9, I Pe. 4. 12 [xenos 3179] strange. [strange.
in Ac. 17. 20, r Pe. 4. 4, "12 [xenizo 3177] to he or think
inAc, 7. 6, He. n, g [allotrios 2ig] another's,
in Lu. 5. 26 [para-doxos 3474J parodox, beyond
ordinary conception.
in Ac. 26. IT [exo 1747] without.
in Ju. 7 [heteros 1980] other, different,
STRANGER (be a, dwell as a), in Mt. 25. 35, 38, 43,
44; 27, 7, Ac, 17. 21, Ep. 2, 12, 19, He. II, 13, 3 Jo. 5
[xenos 3179] stranger.
inMt. 17. 25, 26, Oo. 10. 5i [allotrios 219] another's.
in Lu. 17. 18 [allo-genes 215] of another race or
nation. in Ac. 7. 29, I Pe. 2. it [par-oikos 3554] sojourner.
in Lu. 24, 18 [par-oikeo 3552] to sojoum.
iu Ac. 13. 17 [en te par-oikia 3553] in the sojourning.
in Ac. 2, EO lepi-demeo 1820] to be among the public
or populace.
in I Pe, I. I [par-epi-demos 3541] awayfrom one's own .
peeple, pilgrim. {See also Entertain, lodge).
STRANGLED (thing), in Ac 15. 20, 29 ; 21. 25 [to
pnikton 3762] what is choked or strangled.
STRAW (to), in Mt. 25. 24, 26 [dia-skorpizo 1173] to
scatter thoroughly.
in Mt. 21. 8, Mr. ii. 8 [stronnumi 4305] to strew.
STREAM, in Lu. 6. 48, 49 [potamos.3816] river, stream.
STREET, in Mt. 6, 5 ; 12. 19, Lu. lo". 10 ; 13. 26 ; 14.
21; Ac. 5, 15, Re. TI. 8; 21. 21; 22. 2 [plateia 3721]
broad or wide place.
in Mt. 6, 2, Ac. 9. n ; 12. 10 [rume 4195] a lane.
in Mr. 6. 56 [agora 50] public market place.
STRENGTH (be of, receive, without), in i Co. 15. 56,
2 Co. I. 8; 12. 9, He, 11, 11. Re. i. 16; 3. 8; 12. 10
[dunamis 1301] ability, power
in Mr. 12. 30, 33, Lu. 10. 27, i Pe. 4. ii, Re. 5. 12 [ischus
2306] strengm.
, in He. 9. 17 [ischuo 2307] to have strength.
in Lu. I. 51 [kratos 2703] might.
in Re. 17. 13 [ex-ousia 1742] privilege, authority.
in Ac. 3. 7 [stereoomai 4272] to become firm.
iu Ro. 5. 6 [a-sthenes 718] without strength.
(See Increase).
STRENGTHEN (be -ed), in Col. 1. 11 [dunamoomai
1302] to be made able or powerful.
in Ph. 4. 13, 2 Tl. 4, 17 [en-dunamoo 1626] to make
able or powerful.
in Lu. 22. 32, Re. 3.2 [sterizo 4270] to fix, fix firmly.
in Ac. 18. 23 [epi-sterizo 1887] to nx besides. [in.
in Lu. 22. 43, Ac. g. ig [en-ischu6 1653] to strengthen
in Ep. 3. i6 [krataioomai 2700] to be made mighty.
in I Pe. 5. 10 [sthenoo 4156] to strengthen.
STRETCH (beyond one's measure, forth, out), in Mt.
12. 13 (, 49 ; 14. 31 ; 26. 51, Mr. 3. 5 f ; Lu. 6. 10; 22. 53 ;
Jo, 21. j8, Ac. 4. 30 ; 26. i [ek-teino 1509] to stretch out. 1

in 2 Co. 10. 14 [huper-ek-teino 4747] to stretch out
overmuch. in Ac. 12. I [epi-ball5 1804] to cast besides.
in Ro. 10. 21 [ek-petannumi 1494] to extend.
STRICKEN (be well), in Lu. i. 7, 18 [pro-bainomai
3858] to be gone forward.
STRIFE (of words), in 2 Co, 12. 20, Ga. 5. 20,* Ph. i^.
3, Ja. 3. 14, 16 [eritheia 1950] strife.
in Ro. 13. 13, I Co. 3. 3, Ph. I. 15, 1 Ti. 6. 4 [eris 1952]
strife. in Lu. 22. 24 [philo-neikia 4876] love of victory.
in 2 Ti. 2. 23 [mache 2906] fighting.
in He. 6. 16 [anti-logia 456] speaking in opposition.
in I Ti. 6. 4 [logo-machia 2831] word-fighting.
STRIKE (with the palm of one's hand), in Mt. 26. 51
[patasso 3572] to smite.
in Mr. 14. 65 [ballo rapismasin 842] to cast slaps.
in Lu. 22, 64 [tupto 4696] to strike.
in Jo. 18. 22 [didomi rapisma 4075] to give a slap.
in Ac. 27. 17 [chaiao 4954] to lower, let down.
in Re. Q. 5 [paio 3430] to smite, wound.
STRIKER, in i 'Di. 3, 3, Tit. i. 7[plekte3 3737] striker.
STRING, in Mr. 7, 35 [desmos 1085] bond.
STRIPES, r Lu 12. 48, Ac. 16. 23, 33, 2 Co, 6, 5 ; 11.
23 [plege 373^1 stroke,
in I Pe, 2. 24 [molops 3092] stripe. (See Few, many).
STRIP (to), in Mt. 27. 28, Lu. 10. 30 [ek-duo 1454] (to
cause) to go out, unclothe.
STRIVE (against, together for, with), in Jo. 6. 52,
Ac. 7. 26, 2 Ti. 2. 24 [machomai 2907] to fight.
inAc. 23. 9 [dia-machomai 1149] to fight thoroughly
or throughout. [agonize, contest.
in Lu. 13. 24, I Co. g. 25, Col. i. 2g [agonizomai 66] to
iu Ro. 15. 30 [sun-agonizomai 4408] to agonize with.
in He. T2. 4 [ant-agonizomai 435] to agonize in oppo-
in 2 Ti. 2. 5 1 [athleo loi] to strive. [sition to.
iu Ph. I. 27 [sun-athleo 4409] to strive together.
in Mt. 12. 19 [erizo ig^g] to strive, contend.
in Ro. 15, 20 [philo- tjmeomai 4886] to esteem as an
honour, be ambitious. (See also Words).
STRIVING, in Tit. 3. g [mache 2go6] fighting.
STRONG (be, he raade, make, wax, man), in Mt. 12.
Tg t, Mr. 3. 27 1, Lu, ri. 21, i Co. 4. 10, He. 5. 7 ; 6. 18, 1
Jo. 2. 14, Re. 5, 2 ; 18. 8 [ischuros 2305] strong.
in Ro. 4. 20, Ep. 6. 10, 2 Ti. 2. i, He. 11. 34 [en-
dunamoomai 1626] to be made able or powerful.
in Ro. 15. I, 2 Co. 12. 10 ; 13. 9 [dunatos 1305] able,
powerful. in He, 5. 12, 14 [stereos 4271] fi.xed, firm.
in Ac. 3. 16 [stereoo 4272] to fix, make firm.
iu Lu. X, 80; 2. 40, T Co. 16. 13 [krataioomai 2700] to
become or he made mighty. [of error.
in 2 Th. 2. IT [en-ergeiau planes 1639] an inworking
in Re. t8. 2 [megas 2916] great. (See also Drink).
STRONGER, in Lu. n. 22, 1 Co. i. 25 ; 10. 22 [ischur-
oteros 2305] stronger. [stronghold.
STRONGHOLD, in 2 Co. 10. 4 [ochu-roma 3407]
STUBBLE, in i Co. 3. 12 [kalame 2368] straw or
stubble. _ [be diligent.
STUDY (to), in 2 Ti. 2. 15 [spoudazo 4247] to hasten,
in I Th. 4. IT [philo-timeomai 4886] to esteem as an
honour, be ambitious. [ment.
STUFF, in Lu, 17. 31 [skeuos 4182] a vessel, instru-
STUMBLE(at), in Jo. n. 9, 20, Ro. g. 32 ; 14. 21, i
Pe. 2, 8 [pros-kopto 3g57] to strike toward.
in I Pe. 2. 8 [pros-komma 3g55] a cause of offence or
stumbling. in Ro. II. II [ptaio 4042] to fall. (See also Occasion).
STUMBLING-BLOCK, in Ro. n. g, i Co. i. 23, Re. 2.
T4 [skandalon 4176] stumbling-block.
in Ro. 14. 13, I Co. 8, 9 [pros-komma 3955] a cause of
offence or stumbling.
STUMBLING-STONE, in Ro. 9. 32, 33 [lithon pros-
kommatos 2816] a stone of offence,
SUBDUE (be -ed unto), in i Co. 15. 28, Ph. 3. 21
[hupo-tasso 4804] to arrange under.
in He. n. 33 [kat-agonizomai 2413] to agonize against.
SUBJECT (to, unto, he, made. ..to), in Lu. 2. 51 ; 10.
17, 20, ^o. 8. 7, 20 ; 13. I, 5, I Co. 14. 32 ; 15. 28, Ep. 5.
24, Tit. 3. I, I Pe. 2. 18; 3. 22; 5. 5 [hupo-tassomai ^804]
to be arranged under. [ances, passions.
in He. 2. 15 [en-ochos 1668] held in. (See also Ordin-
SUBJECT (to), in Ro. 8. 20 [hupo-tassomai 4804] to
arrange under.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

SUBJECTION (to, unto, be in, bring iuto, put in,
unto, under), in He, 2. 5, Bt; 12, g, i Pe, 3, i, s [hupo-
tasso 4804] to arrange under, [arrangement under,
in 2 Co, 9, 13, Ga, 2, 5, i Ti, 2, 11 ; 3, 4 [hupo-tage 4803]
in T Co, g, 27 [doul-agogeo 1285] to lead' in bondage,
. SUBMIT (oneself to, unto), in Ro, 10, 3, i Co, ~t6, 16,
Ep, 5, 21, 22, Ja. 4. 7, I Pe. 2. 13 ; 5. 3 [hupo-tassomai
4804] to arrange self under.
in He. 13. 17 (hup-eiko 4734] to yield under.
SUBORN, in Ac. 6. ii [hupo-ballo 476g] to cast or
throw under. [one hath,
SUBSTANCE, in Lu, 8, 3 [hup-archonta 4733] things
in He, 10, 34 [hup-arxis 4732] thing one hath,
in He. 11. i [hupo-stasis 4798] what stands under,
substratum. in Lu. 15. 13 [ousia 3388] being, substance.
SUBTILLY, (See Deal),
SUBTILTY, in Mt, 26, 4, Ac, 13, 10 [doles 1278] guile,
in 2 Co. II. 3 [pan-ourgia 3445] working anything,
uuscrupulousness. [mantle, disorder.
SUBVERT, in Ac, 15, 24 [ana-skeuazo 358] to dis-
in Tit, I, II [ana-trepo 370] to turn upside down,
in Tit, 3, IT [ek-strephomai 1507] to be turned out,
SUB"V3;RTING, in 2 Ti, 2. 14 [kata-strophe 2500]
catastrophe, overtiu:n, [to help,
SUCCOUR (to), in 2 Co. 6. 2, He, 2, t8 [boe-theo 910]
SUCCOUREE, in Ro, 16, 2 [pro-statis 3976] one
standing before,
SUCH (as, a fellow, a man, an one, matters, things),
in Mt, g, 8 ; 18, s ; 19, 14, Mr, 4, 33 ; 6, 2 ; 7, 8, 13 ; g,
37; TO, 14 ; 13, ig, Lu, g, g ; 13, 2 ', i8, t6, Jo, 4, 23 ; 8,
5 ; g, 16, Ac, 16, 24 ; 21, 25 ; 22, 22 ; 26, 2g, Ro, i, 3 ; 2,
2, 3 ; 16, t8, i Co, 3, I, 3, II ; 7, 15, 28 ; ii, 16 ; 15, 48 1;
16. 16, 18, 2 Co, 2, 6, 7 ; 3. 4, 12^ 10, 11 1; n. 13 ; 12, 2,
3, 5, Ga, 3, 21, 23 ; 6, I, Ep, 5, 27, Ph, 2, 29, 2 Th, 3, 12,
I Ti, 6, 3, Tit, 3, II, Phm, 9, He, 7, 26; 8, i ; 11, 14 ; 12,
3 ; 13, t6, Ja, 4, 16, 3 Jo, 8 [toi-outos 4634] such, of this
sort, in Mt, 24, 21, Mr, 13, 19, 2 Co, 10, 11 ; 12, 20 1, Re, 16.
t8 [hoios 3236] such as, of this sort,
in Mt, 4, 18, Ac, 18, IS, Ga, 5, 21, i Th, 4, 6, 2 Ti, 3,
S, Re, ,20, 6 [lioutos 3390] this,
in Mr, 4, 20 [liostis 3338] whosoever,
iu Mt, 26, 18 [deina 1037] sucha one,
in Ja, 4, 13 [ten-de 3191] this,
iu 2 Pe, I, 17 [toi-os-de 4633] such, of this sort,
in Ac, 26, 2g [hopoios 3305] such as, of what sort,
(See also Give, manner, necessary, no, set),
SUCK (give), in Mt, 24, ig, Mr, 13, 17, Lu, ii, 27; 21,
23 ; 23, 2g [thelazo 2203] to suck,
SUCKLING, in Mt, 21, 16 [thelazo 2203] to suck,
SUDDEN, in i Th, 3, 3 [aiphnidios 138] unforeseen,
sudden, SUDDENLY, in Mr, 13, 36, Lu, 2, 13 ; g. 3g, Ac, g, 3 ;
22, 6 [ex-aiphnes 1700] unforeseen, suddenly,
in Ac, 2. 2 ; 16, 26 : 28, 6 [aphno 813] suddenly,
in Mr, g, 8 [ex-apina T7og] unforeseen, suddenly,
in I Ti, 5. 22 [tacheos 4563] quicklj^,
SUB (at the law), in Mt, 5, 40 [krmo 2714] to judge,
SUFFER (before, it to be so, long, not, trouble, with,
should, adversity, affliction with, trouble), iu Mt, 16,
21 ; 17, 12 ; 27, ig, Mr, 5, 26 ; 8, 31 ; g, 12, Lu, g, 22 ; 13,
2 ; 17, 25 ; 22, 15 ; 24. 26, 46, Ac. 3. 18 ; g. t6 ; 17, 3, i Co,
12, 26, 2 Co, I, 6, Ga, 3, 4, Ph, I, 2g, I Th, 2, 14, 2 Th, i,
3, 2 Ti, I, 12, He, 2, 18 ; 5, 8 ; g, 26 ; 13, 12, i Pe, 2, ig,
20, 21, 23 ; 3, 14, 17, 18 ; 4, 1 1, 13, ig; 5, 10, Re, 2, to
[pascho 3371] to suffer, [with,
in Ro, 8, 17, 1 Co, 12, 26 [sum-pascho 4381] to suffer
lu I Th, 2. 2 [pro-pascho 3912] to sufier before,
in Mt, 3, IS « ; ig, 14 ; 23, 13, Mr, i, 34 ; 5, ig, 37 ; 7,
12; 10, 14; IT, t6, Lu, 8, 51; 12, 39; 18. 16, Re. 11. 9
[aph-iemi 807] to send away, let alone,
in Mt, 24. 43, Lu, 4, 41 ; 22, 51, Ac, 14, t6 ; 16, 7 ; 19,
30 ; 28, 4, T Co, TO, 13, Re, 2, 20 [eao 1331] to let, leave,
suffer, in Mt, 8, 21, 31 ; 19, 8, Mr, 10, 4, Lu, 8, 32 t ; 9, 59, Ac,
21, 39; 28, 16, I Ti, 2, 12 [epi-trepo 1907] to turn over
upon, in Mt, 17, 17, Mr, g, 19, Lu, g, 41, i Co, 4, 12, 2 Co,
IT, ig, 20, He. 13. 22 [an-echomai 403] to hold up, bear
with, in Ac, 2,'27 J 13, 35 [didomi 1212] to give.
In Ac, 26, 23 [patlietos 3418] capable of suffering,
in Ac, 27, 7 [pros-eao 3935] to let forward.

i; 19. 17 ; 21, 23 ; 22, 3 [helios 2128] sun,
SUNDER, (See Cut,)
SUNDRY (times), in He, i, i [polu-meros 3789] in

in I Co, g. 12 [stego 4262] to cover,
in I Co, 13, 4 [malu-o-thumeo 2869] to suffer long,
iu He. 7, 23 [koluo 2737] to liinder, [evil with,
in He, 11, 23 [sug-kak-oucheomai 4317] to be held by
in He, 13, 3 [kak-ouchoumenos 2364] one held by evil.
In 2 Ti, 2. 9 [kako-patheo 2359] to suffer evil,
in 2 Ti, 2, 12 [hupo-meno 4788] to remain under,
in Ju, 7 [hup-echo 4763] to hold up under,
(See also Loss, manners, need, patience, persecution,
reproach, shame, shipwreck, tribulation, violence,
wrong), SUFFERING, in Eo, 8, 18, 2 Co, i, s, 6, 7, Ph,.3, 10,
Col, I, 24, He, 2, g, 10, I Pe, i. 11 ; 4, 13 ; 5, i [pathema
3417] suilering, (See also Affliction),
SUFFICE, in Jo, 14, 8 [arke5 666] to suffice,
in I Pe, 4, 3 [arketos 665] sufflcient,
SUFFICIENCY, in 2 Co, 3, 5 [hikanotes 2272] enough,
sufficiency, iu 2 Co, g, 8 [aut-arkeia 782] self-sufficiency,
SUFFICIENT (to he), in 2 Co, 2, 6, 16 ; 3, 5 [hikanos
2271] enough, sufacient, meet,
m Jo, 6, 7, 2 Co, 12, g [arkeo 666] to be sufficient,
iu Mt, 6. 34 [arketos 663] sufficient.
SUM, in Ac, 22, 28, He, 8, i [kephalaion 2385] head,
chief point,
in Ac, 7. 16 [time 4620] price,
SUMMER, in Mt, 24, 32, Mr, 13, 28, Lu, 21, 30 [theros
2igg] warmth, summer,
SUMPTUOUSLY, in Lu. 16. ig [lampros 2774]
brightly, brilliantly.
SUN", in Mt. 3. 45 ; 13. 6, 43 ; 17, 2 ; 24, 29, Mr, i, 32 ;
4, 6 ; 13, 24 ; t6, 2, Lu. 4, 40; 21, 25 ; 23, 45, Ac, 2, 20;
13, IT ; 26, 13 ; 27, 20, T Co, 15, 41, Ep, 4, 26, Ja, i, 11,
Re, I, 16 ; 6, 12 ; 7, t6 ; 8j 12 ; g, 2 ; 10, i ; 12, i ; 16,
[many parts,
leros 378g] in
SUP, inLu, 17, 8, I Co, it, 25, Re, 3, 20 [deipneo losg]
to sup, [over and above, abundance.
SUPERFLUITY, in Ja, i, 21 [perisseia 3662] what is
SUPERFLUOUS, in 2 Co. g. i [perissos 3665] over and
above, abundant,
SUPERSCRIPTION, in Mt. 22. 20, Mr, 12, 16 ; 13. 26,
Lu. 20, 24 ; 23, 38 [epi-graphe 1816] superscription,
SUPERSTITION, in Ac, 25, ig [deisi-dalmouia 1061]
demon worship,
SUPERSTITIOUS (too), in Ac, 17, 22 [deisi-daimon-
esteros 1062] more given to demon worship,
SUPPER, in Mr, 6, 21, Lu, 14, 12, 16, 17, 24 ; Jo, 12,
2 ; 13, 2, 4 ; 21, 20, 1 Co, Tl, 20, 21, Ee, ig, g, 17 [deipnon
1060] supper,
in Lu, 22, 20 [deipneo losg] to sup,
SUPPLICATION, iu Ac, i, 14, Bp, 6. 18 1, Ph, 4, 6, i
TL 2, I ; 5, 3 [deesis io4g] supplication,
in He, 5, 7 [hlketeria 2274] petition,
SUPPLY, in Ph, i. ig [epi-chor-egia Tg2i] supply
besides or also. [332] to make full again.
SUPPLY (to), in i Co, 16, 17, Ph, 2, 30 [ana-pleroo
in 2 Co, g, 12 ; IT, g [pros-ana-pleroo 3926] to make full
again, [also,
in Bp, 4, 16 [epi-chor-egia 1921] supply besides or
iu Ph, 4. ig [pleroo 3743] to make full,
SUPPORT (to), in Ac, 20, 33 [anti-lambanomai 433]
to take hold on the other side,
in I Th, 3, 14 [ant-echomai 443] to hold over against.
SUPPOSE, in Mt. 20, 10, Lu, 2, 44 ; 3. 23, Ac, 7, 25 ;
14, ig ; 16, 27 ; 21, 29, i Co. 7, 26, i Ti, 6, s [nomizo
3143] to suffer,
in Mr, 6. 49, Lu, 12, 51 ; 13, 2 ; 24, 37, Jo, 20, 13, Ac,
27, 13, He. 10, 29 [dokeo 1269] to think. « [quietly,
inLu, 7. 43, Ac, 2, IS [hupo-lambano 4783] to take up
in 2 Co, TI, 5, I Pe, 5, 12 [logizomai 2826] to reckon,
in Ao, 25, 18 [hupo-noeo 4792) to surmise,
in Jo, 21, 25 [oimai 3223] to imagine,
in Ph, I, t6 [oiomai 3233] to imagine,
in Ph, 2, 25 [hegeomai 2117] to count, [above.
SUPREME, in 1 Pe, 2, 13 [huper-echo 4750] to hold
SURE (of, be, make), in He, 6, ig [a-sphales 745] safe
or sure, [sure,
in Mt, 27, 64, 63, 66 [a-sphaliz6 746) to make safe or
in Ro, 4, 16, 2 Pe, i, 10 [bebaios 876] firm,
in 2 Pe, I, ig [bebaioteros 876] firmer,
in Lu, 10, II, Jo, 6, 6g [ginosko gg4] to know,
in Ro, 2, 2 ; 15, 2g [eideo 1379] to see, know.

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in Ac. 13. 34 [pistos 3711] faithful.
in 2 Ti. 2. 19 [stereos 4271] firm, fixed.
SURELY (believed), in Mt. 26.' 73, Mr. 14. 70, Jo, 17.
18 [alethos 203] truly,
in Lu. 1. 1 [plero-phoreomai 3741] to be fully bome on.
in Lu. 4. 23 [pantos 3455] altogether.
' in He. 6. 14 [e men 2113] surely.
in Re. 22. 20 [nai 3099] yea, yes.
SURETY (of a), in Ac. 12. 11 [alethos 203] truly.
in He. 7. 22 [egguos 1338] pledge. [surfeiting.
SURFEITING, in Lu. 21. 34 [kraipale 2696] headache,
SURMISING, in i Ti. 6. 4[hupo-noia 4793] surmising.
SURNAME (be one's), in Mt. 10. 3, Ac. 10. 5, 32 ; n,
13 ; 12. 12, 25 [epi-kaleomai 1834] to be called also.
in Ac. 15. 37 [kaleomai 2370] to be called.
SURNAME (be -ed), in Lu. 22. 3, Ac. i. 23 ; 4. 36 ; 10.
18 ; 15. 22 [epi-kaleomai 1834] to be called also.
in Mr. 3. 16, 17 [epi-tithemi onoma 1903] to put a
name upon. [nance.
SUSTENANCE, in Ac. 7. 11 [chortasma 5008] suste-
SWADDUNG CLOTHES (wrap in), in Lu. 2. 7, 12
[sparganoo 4226] to wrap in swaddling clothes.
SWALLOW (up), in Mt. 23. 24, i Co. 15. 54, 2 Co. 2.
7 ; 5. 4, Re. 12. 16 [kata-pino 2474] to drink down.
SWEAR, in Mt. 5. 34, 36 ; 23. 16 1, 18 (, zot, 21 1, 22 « ;
26. 74, Mr. 6. 23; 14. 71, Lu. I, 73, Ac. 2. 30; 7. 17, He.
3. IT, 18; 4. 3; 6. 13 i, t6 ; 7. 21, Ja. 5. 12, Re. 10. 6
[omaumi 3268] to swear.
SWE.^T, in Lu. 22. 44 [hidros 2258] sweat.
SWEEP, in Mt. 12. 44, Lu. n. 25 ; 15. 8 [saroo 4129]
to sweep.
SWEET (savour, smell, smelling. See also Spices), in
Ja. 3. II, Re. TO, 9, TO [glukus gg6] sweet, fresh.
in 2 Co. 2. 15, Ep. 5. 2, Ph. 4, 18 [eu-6dia 2066] sweet
odour. SWELLING (words, great), in 2 Pe. ^. t8, Ju. t6
[huper-ogkos 4755] over swollen, [ing up.
SWELLINGS, m 2 Co. 12. 20 [phusiosis 4g3g] a puff-
SWERVB, in i Ti. i. 6 [a-stocheo 737] to step aside
or away.
SWIFT, in Ro. 3. 15 [oxus 3209] sharp.
in Ja. I. ig [tachus 4567] quiclc.
in 2 Pe. 2. T [tachinos 4564] quick.
SWIM (out), in Ac. 27. 43_[kolumba6 2663] to swim,
in Ac. 27. 42 [ek-kolumbao T47T] to swim out.
SWINE, inMt. 7. 6; 8. 30, 31, 32*, Mr. 5. ii_, 12, 13,
14, 16, Lu. 8. 32, 33 ; 15. 15, t6 [choiros 5001] swine,
SWOLLEN, in Ac. 28, 6 [pimpremi 3701] to be in
flamed, swollen,
SWORD, inMt. 10. 34; 26. 47, 51, szth, 55, Mr. 14.
43) 47} 48, Lu. 21. 24; 22. 36, 38, 49, 52, Jo. 18. to, ii,
Ac. 12, 2 ; 16. 27, Ro. 8. 35 ; 13. 4, Ep. 6. 17, He. 4.
12; ir. 34, 37, Re. 6. 4; 13. 10 t, 14 [machaira 2905]
sword. in Lu. 2. 35, Re. i. t6; 2. 12, 16; 6. 8; 19. 15, 21
[romphaia 4093] broadsword, sabre. [sycamine.
SYCAMINE (tree), in Lu. 17. 6 [sukaminos 4347]
SYCAMORE (tree), in Lu. 19. 4 [suko-moraia 4349]
sycamore, flg, mulberry.
SYNAGOGUE (chief ruler of the, put out of the), in
Mt. 4. 23 ; 6. 2, 5 ; 9. 35 ; 10. 17 ; 12. 9 ; 13. 54; 23. 6, 34,
Mr. I. 21, 23, 29, 39 ; 3. I ; 6, 2 ; 12. 39 ; 13. 9, Lu. 4. 15,
16, 20, 28, 33, 38, 44 ; 6. 6; 7, 5; 8. 41 ; it. 43 ; 12. n ;
13. 10; 20. 46; 21. 12, Jo. 6. 59; 18. 20, Ac. 6. 9 ; 9. 2,
20; 13. 5, 14, 42; 14. i; 15. 21 ; 17. I, 10, 17; 18. 4, 7,
19,26 ; Tg. 8 ; 22. 19 ; 24. 12 ; 26. ir. Re. 2, 9 ; 3. 9 [sun-
agoge 4407] synagogue.
in Mr. 5. 22, 35, 36, 38, Lu. 8. 49; 13. 14, Ac. 13. 15 ;
18. 8, 17 [archi-sun-agogos 700] chief of the synagogue.
in Jo. g. 22 ; 12. 42; 16. 2 [apo-sun-agogos 618] one
(put) away from the synagogue.

T,
TABERNACLE (of), in Mt. 17. 4, Mr. 9. 5, Lu. g. 33,
¦A-C. 7. 43, 44; 15. 16, He. 8. 2, 5 ; g. 2, 3, 6, 8, ir, 21 ; 11.
g; 13. 10, Re. 13. 6 ; 15. 5; 21. 3 [slcene 4183] tent.
in Ac. 7. 46, 2 Pe. I. 13, 14 [skenoma 4188] tent.
in 2 Co. 5. I, 4 [skenoB 4186] tent.
in Jo. 7, 2 [skeno-pegia 4184] a fixing of tents.
TABLE (at the, writing), in Mt. 15. 27 ; 21. 12, Mr. 7.
28; II. 15, Lu. 16. 21 ; 22. 21, 30, Jo. 2. 15, Ac. 6. 2, Ro,
II. 9, I Co. 10. 21 1, He. g. 2 [trapeza 4651] table.

in 2 Co. 3. 3 1, He. g. 4 [plax 3717] tablet.
in Mr. 7. 4 [kline 2632] couch.
in Lu I. 63 [pinakidion 3702] small tablet.
in Jo. 13. 28 [ana-keimai 317] to be laid back.
(See Sit). [tackliag,
TACKLING, in Ac. 27. ig [skeUe 4181] instruments,
TAIL, in Re. g. 10 1, ig ; 12. 4 [oUra 3382] tail.
TAKE (aside, away, before, by, down, for, hold of, in,
off, from, on, out, patiently, to oneself, unto, unto one,
up, up one's carriage, upon, upon oneself, taken, be
taking from, with), in Mt. 5. 40; 8. 17; 10. 38; 13. 31,
33 ; 14. ig ; 15. 26, 36 ; 16. 5, 7, g, 10 ; 17. 25, 27 ; 21. 35 ;
22. 15 ; 25. I, 3 i, 4 ; 26. 26 1, 27, 52 ; 27. i, 6, 7, g, 24, 30,
48, 59 ; 28. 12, 15, Mr. 6. 41 ; 7. 27 ; S. 6, 14 ; g. 36 ; 12.
8, ig, 20, 21 ; 14. 22 t, 23, Lu. 5. 5 ; 6. 4 ; 9. 16, 39 ; 13. 19,
21 ; 20. 28, 29, 30, 31 ; 22. 17, ig; 24, 30, 43, Jo. 6. 7, 11 ;
TO. 17, 18 ; T2. 3, 13 ; 13. 4, 12 ; 16. 15 ; 18. 31 ; ig. 1, 6,
23, 27, 40 ; 21. 13, Ac. I. 20, 25 ; 2. 23 ; g. 25 ; 15. 14 ;
16. 3 ; 17. g ; 27. 35; 28. 15, Ro. 7. 8, 11, i Co. 10, 13 ; 11.
23, 24, 2 Co. II. 8, 20, Ph. 2. 7, He. 5. 1, 4; g. 19, Ja. 5.

TO, 3 Jo. 7, Re. 3. II ; 5. 7, 8, Q ; 6. 4 ; 8. 5 ; 10. a, 9, 10 ;
II. 17 ; 22. 17 [lambano 2771] to take, take hold of.
Mt. I. 20, 24 ; 2. 13, 14, 20, 21 ; 4. 5, 8 ; 12. 45 ; 17.

I ; t8. t6 ; 20. 17 ; 24. 40, 41 ; 26. 37 ; 27. 27, Mr. 4. 36 ;
5. 40 ; g. 2 ; 10. 32 ; 14. 33, Lu. g. 10, 28 ; 11, 26 ; 17, 34,
35, 36 ; t8. 31, Jo. ig. 16, Ac. 15. 39; 16. 33 ; 21. 24, 26,
32 ; 23. t8 [para-lambano 3493] to take alongside.
in Mr. 8. 23, Lu. g. 47 ; 14. 4; 20. 20, 26, Ac. 9.27 ; 17.
19; 18. 17; 21. 3c, 33; 23. 19, He. 2. i6i; 8. g [epi-
larabano 1804] to take hold upon.
in Ac. I. 2, IT, 22 ; 7. 43 ; 20. 13, 14 ; 23. 31, Ep. 6. 13,
16, 2 Ti. 4. TI [ana-lambano 326] to take up,
in Mt. 26, 55, Mr, 14. 48, Lu. 5. g ;_ 22. 54, Jo. 18. 12,
Ac. I. 16 ; 12. 3 ; 23. 27 [sul-lambano 4355] to take hold
together. in Mt. 16. 22, Mr, 8. 32, Ac. 17. 5 ; 18. 26 ; 27. 33, 34,
36 [pros-lamhanomai 3g62] to take unto.
in Ac. 13. 25 ; 15. 37, 38, Ga. 2. i [sum-para-lambano
4378] to take along with. [down or fast.
in Mr. g. 18, Jo. 8. 3, 4 [kata-lambano 2446] to take
in Mr. 7. 33 [apo-lambano 583] to take away.
in Ac. 27. 33 [meta-lambano 2971] to take afterward.
in I Co. II, 21 [pro-lambano 3903] to take beforehand,
in Mt. 9. 6, 16 ; it. 29 ; 13. 12 ; 14, 12, 20 ; 15. 37 ; t6.
24 ; 17. 27 ; 20. 14 ; 21. 43 ; 22. 13 ; 24. 17, 18, 39 ; 25. 28,
29, Mr. 2. 9, II, 12, 21 ; 4. 15, 25 ; 6. 8, 29, 43 ; 8. 8, ig,
20, 34; 10. 21 ; 13. 15, 16; 15. 24; 16. 18, Lu. 5. 24, 25;
6. 29, 30 ; 8. 12, 18 ; 9. 3, 17, 23 ; n. 22, 52 ; 17. 31 ; 19,
21, 22, 24, 26 ; 22, 36, Jo. I. 29 ; 2. 16 ; 5. 8, 9, 11, 12 ;
8. 59 ; 10. 18 ; 11. 39, 4T, 48 ; 15. 2 ; 16. 22 ; 17. 15 ; ig.
31, 38 t ; 20, I, 2, 13, 15, Ac, 8. 33 (; 20. g ; 21. 11 ; 27.
17, I Co. 6. 15, Col. 2. 14, I Jo. 3. 5, Re. 18. 21 [airo 121]
to lift or take up or away.
in Mt. 9. TS, Mr. 2. 20, Lu. 5. 35 [ap-airomai 489] to be
lifted up or taken away.
in Mt. t8. 23 [sun-airo 4411] to lift up with.
in Ac. r. 9 [ep-airomai 1761] to be lifted up.
in I Co. 5. 2 [ex-airomai 1608] to be lifted up out.
inLu. I. 25; 10. 42; 16. 3, Ro. II. 27, He. 10. 4, Re.
22. 19 1 [aph-aireo 7g4] to lift away.
in Ac. 27. 20, 40, 2 Co. 3. 16, He, 10. 11 [peri-aireo
3623] to lift up all around, [2316] to lift down.
in Mr. 15. 36, 46, Lu. 23. 53, Ac. 13. 29 [kath-aireo
in Ac. 7. 21, He. 10, 9 [an-aireo 309] to lift up,
in Mt. g. 25 ; zz. 6; z6. 4, 50, Mr. i. 31 ;_5. 41 ; g. 27 ;
14. 1, 44, 46, 49, Lu. 8. 54, Ac. 24. 6 [krateo 2701] to lay
hold on. [piazo 3693] to seize.
in Jo. 7. 30, 32, 44 ; 10. 39 ; 11. 57, Ac. 3. 7, Re. ig. 20
in Mt. 25. 35, 38, 43 [sun-ago 4406] to lead with.
in Lu. 4. 5 [an-ago 2g3] to lead up.
in Ac. 24. 7 [ap-ago 487] to lead away. [to receive.
in Lu. 2. 28 ; 16. 6, 7 ; 22. 17, Ep. 6. 17 [dechomai 1095]
in Mt. 4. 24, Lu. 4. 38 ; 8. 37 [sun-echomai 4457] to be
held with.
in Mt. 21. 46 [echo 2083] to hold.
in Lu. 14. 9 [kat-echo 2532] to hold down.
in Mt. 15. 39, Jo. 6. 24 [em-baino eis 1567] to go into.
in Ac. 21. 6 [epi-baino eis 1803] to go on or upon.
in Mt. 27. 31, Mr. 15. 20 [ek-du6 1454] to unclothe.
in Lu. I. I, Ac. ig. 13 [epi-cheireo igi8] to take in
hand also.
in T Pe. 2. 20 1 [hupo-meno 4788] to remain under.
in Mr. 3. 6 [poieo 3766] to do, make.
in Lu. 10. 35 [ek-ballo 1436] to cast out.

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DIOTIONART OF BIBLE WORDS AND STNONTMS,

in Jo, IO, 31 [bastazo 868] to carry about.
in Ao, TO, 26 [egeiro 1340] to awake, raise,
in I Th, 2, 17 [ap-orphanizomai 604] to be bereayed
ot, made orphans,
in 2 Th, I, 8 [didomi 1212] to give,
in 2 Th. 2. 7 [ginomai gg3] to become,
in 2 Pe, 2, 12 [eis halosin 232] for capture, [self,
in He, 10, 34 [pros-dechomai 3931] to receive unto one-
in I Co, 3, ig [drasaomai 1294] to grasp,
in Ro, 3, 5 [epi-phero igis] to bear also,
in Mr, 14, 36 [para-phero 3324] to bear along,
(Seealso Accusation, arms, captive, care,counsel, ease,
effect, force, forbid, hand, heed, journey, knowledge,
leave, number, oversight, palsy, part, pleasure, record,
rest, ship, thought, throat, tithe, wrong,)
TALENT (weight of a), in Mt, t8, 24 ; 25, 13, 16 1, 20/,
22th, 24, 25, 28t [talanton 4542] talent,
in Re, 16, 21 [talantiaios 4341] a talent weight.
TALE (idle), in Lu. 24. 11 [leros 2807] much talk,
TALITHA, in Mr, 3, 41 [talitha 4543] youug damsel,
TALK, iu Mt, 22, 15 [logos 2833] word,
TALK (with), in Mt, 12, 46, Mr, 6, 50, Lu, 24, 32, Jo,
4, 27 f ; 9, 37 ; 14, 30, Ac, 26, 31, Re, 4, i ; 17, i ; 21, 9,
15 [laleo 2768] to taUc, [with or together,
iu Mt, 17, 3, Mr, g, 4, Lu. g. 30 [sul-laleo 4334] to talk
in Lu. 24. 14, Ac, 20, II [homileo 3263] to commune,
be in company,
in Ac, TO, 27 [sun-omileo 4471] to commune with,
TALKER (vain), in Tit, i, 20 [mataio-logos 2900] vain
talker, TALKING (foolish), in Ep, 5, 4 [moro-logia 3og7]
foolish talking or discourse,
TAME(to), in Mr, 5,4, Ja,3, 7, 8 [damazo 1041] to tame,
TANNER, in Ac, 9, 43 ; 10, 6, 32 [burseus 930] tanner,
TARES, in Mt, 13, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, 36, 38, 40 [zizanion
21C0] darnel,
TARRY (behind, for, there, there a space), in Mt, 26,
38, Mr, 14, 34, Lu, 24,29, Jo, 4. 40 ; 21, 22, 23, Ac, g, 43 ;
18, 20 ; 20, 5, 15 [meno 2g44] to remain,
in Ac, TO, 48 ; 21, 4, 10 ; 28, 12, 14, i Co, 16, 7, 8 [epi-
meno 1853] to remain on or upon, [hind,
in Lu, 2, 43 [hupo-meno 4788] to remain under or be-
in Ac, 18, 18 [pros-meno 3g64] to remain toward or
further, [spend time,
in Mt, 25, 3, Lu, I, 21, He, 10, 37 [chronizo 3026] to
iu Jo, 3, 22, Ac, 25, 6 [dia-tribO iigo] to rub through,
in Lu, 24, 49 [kathizo 2334] to sit down,
in Ac. 13, 33 [poieo 3766] to do, make, work, use,
in Ac, 22, 16 [mello 2935] to be about to,
in Ac, 27, 33 [pros-dokao 3932] to look toward or for.

in ijCo, IT, 33 [ek-dechomai 1443] to receive from,
. isibri ¦ "._"¦' ' " '
at, t6, 28 ; 27, 34, Mr, g, I,
14, 24, Jo, 2, 9 ; 8, 32, Col, 2, 21, He, 2, g ; 6, 4, 5, i Pe,

iu I Ti, 3, IS [braduno gso] to be slow, [expect,
TASTE (to), in Mt, t6, 28 ; 27, 34, Mr, g, i, Lu, g, 27;

2, 3 [geuomai 986] to taste,
TATLER, m i Ti, 3, 13 [phluaros 4893] prattler,
TAVERNS, in Ac, 28. 15 [tabernai 4535] taverns,
TAXED (be, taxing), in Lu, 2, t, 3, s [apo-graphomai
347] to be written off, enrolled,
in Lu, 2, 2, Ac. 5, 37 [apo-graphe 546] a writing off,
enrolment, TEACH (another doctrine, otherwise, apt to, whioh
one -eth, taught, be taught, tauglit of God), iu Mt, 4,
23 ; 5, 2, ig 8 ; 7, 29 ; g, 35 ; 11, i ; 13, 54 ; 13- g ; 21,
23 ; 22, 16 ; 26, 55 ; 28, 15, 20, Mr, i, 21, 22 ; 2, 13 ; 4, i,
2 ; 6, 2, 6, 30, 34 ; 7, 7 ; 8, 31 ; g, 31 ; 10, i ; 11, 17; 12,
14, 35 ; 14, 4g, Lu, 4, 13, 3T ; s, 3, 17 ; 6, 6; II, I « ; 12,
12 ; 13, 10, 22, 26 ; ig, 47 ; 20, 1,218; 21, 37 ; 23, 5, Jo,
6, 39 ; 7, 14, 28, 33 ; 8, 2, 20, 28 ; 9, 34 ; 14, 26 ; 18, 20,
Ac. I. T ; 4. 2, 18 ; 5, 21, 23, 28, 42 ; it. 26 ; 15. i, 35 ; 18.
TI, 25 ; 20, 20 ; 21, 21, 28 ; 28. 31, Ro, 2, 21 1 ; 12. 7,
I Co, 4, 17 ; IT, 14, Ga, i, 12, Ep, 4, 21, Col, i, 28 ; 2, 7 ;
3, 16, 2 Th, 2, is, I Ti, 2, 12 ; 4, II ; 6, 2, 2 Ti, 2, 2, Tit,
I, II, He, 5, T2 ; 8, IT, T Jo, 2, 27 th, Re, 2, 14, 20 [di-
dasko 1209] to teach,
in Mt, 7, 29, lir. i, 22, Lu, 4, 31 ; ig, 47 [eimi didas-
kon i2og] to be teaching,
in Jo, 6, 4j,"i Co, 2, 13 t [didaktos i2o6]-tauglit,
in I Ti, I, 3 ; 6, 3 [hetero-didaskaleo Tg78] to teach a
different thing,
in I Th, 4, g [theo-didaktos 2182] taught by God,
in Ro, 12, 7 [didaskalia 1207] teacliing,
in Tit, I, g [kata ten didachen izio] according to
the teaching.

in I Co, 14, ig, Ga, 6. 6t [kat-eoheo 2538] to soimd
down, in Mt, 28, 19, Ac, 14, 21 [matheteuo 2439] to disciple,
in Ao, 22, 3, Tit, 2, 12 [paideuo 3424] to train,
instruct, [out,
in Ac, 16, 21 [kat- aJgellS 2408] to announce througl-
(See also Sober),
TEACHER (of good things, of the law, false), in Jo.
3, 2, Ac, 13. 1, Bo, a. 20, I Co, 12, 28, 99, Bp, 4, 11, i Ti,
2, 7, 2 Ti. I, II ; 4, 3, He. 5, 12 [didaskalos 1208]
teacher, in I Ti, I, 7 [nomo-didaskalos 3147] teacher of law,
iu Tit, 2, 3 [kalo-didaskalos 2373] teaclier of right
things, [teacher,
in 2 Pe, 2, I [pseudo-didaskalos 3049] false or lying
TEAR, (to), in Mr, i, 26 ; 9, 20, Lu, 9, 39 [sparasso
4225] to convulse,
in Lu, 9, 42 [su-sparasso 4492] to convulse together,
in Mr, 0, 18 [regnumi 4081] to tear, burst,
TEARS, in Mi\ 9, 24, Lu, 7, 38, 44, Ac, 20, 19, 31, 2 Co,
2, 4, 2 Ti, I, 4, He, 5, 7 ; 12, 17, Re, 7, 17 ; 21, 4 [dakrn
1037] tear, [in, interrupt,
TEDIOUS unto (be), inAc. 24. 4 [ef -kopto 1334] to cut
TELL (before, in time past, of, can), in Mt, 8, 4 ; 12,
48 ; 16, 20 ; 17, 9; 18, 17 ; 21, 3, 24 ; 22, 4, 17 ; 24, 3 ; 26,
63 ; 28, 7 1, Mr, 5, 33 ; 7, 36 ; 8, 26 ; g, 12 ; 13, 4 ; t6, 7,
Lu, 5, 14 ; 7, 42 ; 8, 56 ; 9, 21 ; 13, 32 ; 20, 2 ; 22, 67 1, Jo,
3, 12 8 ; 4, 29, 3g ; g, 27 ; TO, 24, 25 ; II, 46 ; 14. 2 ; 16, 4 ;
t8, 8, 34 ; 20, IS, Ac, 5, 8 [epo, eipon 1401] to say, utter,
speak, tell,
in Ga, 5, 21 [pro-epo 3876] to say beforehand.
in Mt, TO, 27 ; 21, 27, Mr, i, 30 ; 8, 30 ; 10, 32 j 11. 33,
Lu, 4. 25 ! g, 27 ; 10, 24; 12, SI, sg; 13, 3, 5, 27; 17. 34;
18,8, 14 ; 19, 40 ; 20, 8 ; 22, 3 4 ; 24, lo, Jo, 8, 43 ; 12, 228;
13, ig ; t6, 7, Ac, 17, 21 ; 22, 27, Ga, 4, 21, Ph, 3, 188,
2 Th, 2, 5, Ju, 18 [lego 2788] to lay cut, say, [hand,
in Ga,,3, 21, i Th, 3, 4 [pro-leg5 3go4] to lay outbefore-
in Mt, 8, 33 ; 14, 12 ; 28, g, to, Mr, 6, 30 ; 16, 10, 13,
Lu, 7, 22 ; 8, 20, 34, 36 ; 9, 36 ; 13, i ; t8, 37 ; 24. 9, Jo.
4, 31 ; 20, 18, Ac, 5. 22, 25 ; 12, 14 ; 15, 27 ; 16, 36 ; 22,
26 ; 23, 16, 17, ig [ap-aggello 485] to annouuco fully.
in Mr, 5,_ 14, 19, Jo, 4, 23 ; 3, 13, Ac, 16, 38, 2 Co, 7, 7
[an-aggello 284] to announce anew,
in Mt, 26, 13, Lu, T, 45 ; 2, 17, 18, 20, Jo, 8, 40 ; t6, 4,
Ac, 9, 6 ; 10, 6 ; IT, 14 ; 22, lo ; 27, 23 [laleo 2768] to talli,
in Ao, 23, 22 [ek-laleo 1476] to talk, speak out, [spealc,
in Mt, 21, 27, Mr, 11, 33, Ln. 20, 7, Jo, 3, 8 ; 8, 14 ; 16,

18, 2 Co. 12. 2 8, 3 [eideo, eidon 1379] to see, know.
in Mr, 5, 16 ; 9, 9, Lu, g, 10, He, 11, 32 [di-egeomal
1224] to lead throughout.

in Lu, 24, 35 [ex-egeomai 1725] to lead out,
in Mt, 2T, 24, Mr, 11, 2g, Jo, 14, 2g, Re, 17, 7 [ereo,
ero 1961] to inform, speak, say, [publicly,
in Mt, 24, 23, 2 Co, 13, 2 [pro-ereo 3876] to inform
in Mt, 18, 31 [dia-sapheo 1173] to make thoroughly
clear or plain, [Fault, trutli),
in Ac, 23, 30 [menuomal 3012] to indicate, (See also
TEMPERANCE, in Ac, 24, 25, Ga, 5, 23, 2 Pe, 1, 6 [eg-
krateia 1353] inward strength, self-controL
TEMPERATE (be), in i Co. 9, 25 [e|-krateuomai 1356]
to have inward strength, self-controL
in Tit, I, 8 [eg-krates 1357] self-controlled,
in Tit, 2, 2 [so-phron 4534] sound minded,
TEMPERED TOGETHER (be), in i Co, 12, 24 [sug-
kerannumi 4323] to be mixed together,
TEMPEST (be tossed with a), in Mt, 8, 24 [seismos
41^1] shaking, moving, [winter blast,
in Ac, 27, r8 [cheimazomai 4^76] to be tossed by a
in Ac, 27, 20 [cheimon 4978] winter blast,
in He, 12, 18 [thuella 2232] tempest,
in 2 Pe. 2, 17 [lailaps 2763] storm, [a typlion,
TEMPESTUOUS, in Ac, 27, 14 [tuphonikos 4702] like
TEMPLE, in Mt, 4, 3 ; 12, 5, 6 ; 21, 12 8, 14, 13, 23 ;
24, 18; 26, 33, Mr, IT, II, 13 1, 16, 27 ; 12, 35 ; 13, i, 3 ;
14, 4g, Lu. 2, 27, 37, 46 ; 4, g ; t8, io ; 19, 43, 47 ; 20, 1 ;
21- 5; 37i 38 ; 22, 52, 33 ; 24, S3, Jo, 2, 14, IS ; 5, 14 ; ?•
14, 28 ; 8, 2, 20, 39 ; TO, 23 ; 11, 56 ; 18, 20, Ac, 2, 46; 3,
I, 2 8, 3, 8, TO ; 4, 1 ; 3, 20, 21, 24, 25, 42 ; 19, 27 ; 21, 26,
27, 28, 29, 30 ; 22, 17 ; 24, 6, 12, 18 ; 25, 8 ; 26, 21, i Co.
9, 13 [hieron 2264] temple, priestly building,
in Mt, 23, 16 1, 17, 21, 35 ; 26, 61 ; 27, s, 40, 51, Mr, 14.
58 ; 13, 29, 38, Lu, T, 9, 21, 22 ; 23, 45, Jo, 2, 19, 20, 21,
Ac, 7, 48 ; 17, 24, I Co, 3, 16, 178 ; 6. ig, 2 Co. 6. 16 1,
Ep. 2, 21, 2 Xh, 2, 4, Ee. 3. 12 ; 7. IS ; 11. i, 2, 19 f, 14.

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105

15) 17 » *S' 5» 6» 8 i ; 16. I, 17 ; 21. 22 1 [naos 3100] hatai-
tatiou. in Lu. it. 51 [oikos 3225] house. (See also Idol).
TEMPORAL, in 2 Co. 4. 18 [pros-kairos 3945] for a

TEMPT (cannot be -ed), in Mt, 4. i ; t6. i ; ig. 3 ; 22.
18, 35, Mr. I. 13 ; 8, II ; 10, 2 j 12, 15, Lu, 4. 2 ; tt. t6 ;
EC. 23, Jo. 8. 6, Ac, 5. g ; 13. 10, x Co. 7. 5 ; 10. 9, 13, Ga.
6. 1, 1 Th. 3. 5, He* 2. t8 t ; 3. 9 ; 4. 15 ; 11. 37, Ja, 1. 13 th,
14 [peirazo 3594] to try, tempt.
in Mt. 4. 7, Lu. 4, 12; 10. 25, I Co. 10. g [ek-peiraz6
1491] to try beyond measure. [tried or tempt.
m Ja. T. 13 [a-peirastos 518] not capable of being
TEMPTATION, in Mt. 6. 13; 26. 41, Mi-. 14. 38, Lu.
4- 13; 8. 13 ; II. 4 ) 22. 28, 40, 46, Ac. 20. ig, I Co. 10,
13*, Ga. 4. 14, I Ti. 6. 9, He. 3. 8, Ja. x. 2, 12, i Pe. i. 6,
2 Pe. s. gt Re. 3. 10 [peirasmos 3595] trial, temptation.
TEMPTER, m Mt. 4. 3. i Th. 3. 5 [peirazo 35g4 [to
try, tempt.
TEN (thousand, of his saints), in Mt. 20. 24 ; 25. i,
28, Mr. ID. 41, Lu. 14. 31 ; 15. 8 ; 17. 12, 17 ; ig. 13 f, 16,
i7» 24j 25, Ac. 25. 6, Re. 3. 10 ; 12, 3 ; 13. tt; 17. 3, 7,
i2t, 16 « [deka 1063] ten.
in Mt. 18, 24, 1 Co. 4. 15 ; i^. ig [murioi 3088] myriads,
in Ju. 14 [en muriasin hagiais 32] in holy myriads.
¦ TENDER (hearted, mercy), in Mt. 24. 32, Mr. 13. 28
[hapalos 494] touchy, tender, [ness.
in Lu. I. 78 [splagchna eleous 4240] bowels of kind-
in Ep. 4, 32 [eu-splagchnos 2048] very compassionate.
in Ja. 5. II [oiktirmon 3231] corapassion.
TENTH (part), in Jo. 1. sg. Re. 11. 13; 21. so [deka-
tos io6g] tenth.
in He. 7. 2, 4 [dekat§ 1068] tithe, tenth part.
TENTMAKER, in Ac. 18. 3 [skeno-poioa 4185] tent-
maker, [earth, earthly.
TERRESTRIAL, in i Co. 15. 40 1 [epi-geios 1812] upon
TERRIBLE, iu He. 12. 21 [phoberos 4895] fearful.
TERRIFY, in Lu. 21, g ; 24. 37 [ptoeomai 4927] to
be terrified.
in 2 Co. 10. 9 [ek-phobeo 1524] to make greatly afraid.
in Ph. 1. 28 [pturomai 4030] to be terrified.
TERROR, in Ro. 13. 3, 2 Co. 5. 11, i Pe. 3. 14 [phohos
4897] fear.
TESTAMENT, in Mt. 26. b8, Mr. 14. 24, Lu, 22. 20,
t Co. II. 25, 2 Co. 1. 6, 14, He. 7. 22 ; 9. 15 t, 16, 17, 20,
Re. IZ. zg [dia-theke 1127I covenant, dispensation.
TESTATOR, in He. 9. 16, 17 [dia-tithemai ii8g] to be
a covenant victim,
TESTIFY (beforehand, unto, be -isd), in Jo. 2. 25 ; 3.
»ii 32 j 4- 39. 44 ; S- 39 i 7' 7\ ^3- 21 ; rS- 26 ; 21. 24, Ac.
26. 5, 1 Co. 15. 15, He, 7. 17 ; 11. 4, i Jo. 4. 14 ; 5. 9. 3
Jo. 3, Re. 22. 16, 20 [martureo 288g] to bear witness,
testify. ¦ [ness to.
in Ga. 5. 3, Ep. 4. 17 [marturomai 288g] to bear wit-
in Lu. 16. 28, Ac. 2, 40 ; 8. 25 ; 10, 42 ; 18, 5 ; 20, 21,
24; 23. n ; 28. 23, I Th. 4. 6, He. 2, 6 [dia-marturomai
1148] to bear thorough witness to.
in I Pe. 5. 12 [epi-martureo 1851] to bear witness also.
in I Ti. 2. 6 [to martuiion 28gi] the witness or testi
mony. in I Pe. I. II [pro-marturomai 3905] to bear witness
beforehand- in Re. 22. 18 [sum-martureo 4367] to bear joint witness.
TESTIMONY (give, have), in Jo. 3. 32, 33 ; 5, 34 ; 8.
17; 21. 24, Ac. 22. 18, Re. I. 2, 9; 6. g ; n, 7; 12. 11,
17; 19. 10 i [marturia 2800] witness, testiraony.
in Mt. 8. 4 ; 10. 18, Mr. i. 44 ; 6. 11 ; 13. 9, Lu. 5, 14 ;
9. 5 ; 21. 13, I Co. I. 6 ; 2. I, 2 Co. I. 12, 2 Th. i. 10, 2 Ti.
I. 8, He. 3. 5, Re. 15. 5 [marturion 2891] witness, testi
mony, [witness or testimony.
m Ac. 13. 22 ; 14. 3, He. n. s [martureo 2889] to bear
TETRARCH (be), in Mt. 14. i, Lu. 3. 19 ; 9. 7, Ac. 13.
1 [tetr-archea 4606] tetrarch.
iu Lu. 3. I th [tetr-archeo 4607] to he tetrarch.
, THAN (rather, more), in Mt. 10. 15; 11. 22, 24 18.
8. 9; 13 ; 19. 24 ; 26. 53, Mr. 6. it ; 9. 43, 45, 47 ; 10. 25 ;
15- 7) Lu. 10. 12, 14 ; 15. 7 ; 16. 17 ; 17. 2 ; 18. 14, 25, Jo.
3- 19 ; 4- 1 ; 12- 43j -A-c. 4. 19 ; s- 29 ; 20. 35 ; 25. 6 ; 27. n,
Ro. 13. II, I Co. 7. 9; g. is; 14. 5, ig, 2 Co. i. 13, Ga. 4.
27, I Ti. I. 4, 2 Ti. 3. 4, He. u. 25, i Pe. 3. 17, 2 Pe. 2.
21, 1 Jo. 4. 4 [e 21 1 2] or, than.
in Lu. 3. 13, Ro. I. 25 ; 12, 3 ; i Co. 3. n, Ga. i. 8, g.
He. 1. 4; 2. 7, 9 ; 3. 3 ; 9. 23 ; 11. 4 ; 12. 24 [para ace.
3456] beyond.

in Lu. 16. 8, He. 4. 12 [huper ace. 4736] above.
in Jo. 12. 43 [eper 2112] than indeed.
in Ac. 15. 28 [plen 3739] besides.
(See also Conqueror, least, more, other, rather).
THANK, ill Lu. 6. 32, 33, 34 [charis 4970] grace.
THANK (to), in Lu. 18. 11, Jo. n. 41, Ac. 28. 15, Ro.
I. 8 ; 7. 25, I Co. I. 4, 14 ; 14. _t8, Ph. i. 3, i Th. 2. 13, 2
Th. I. 3, Phm. 4 [eu-charisteo 2059] to thank, ascribe
good grace.
in Lu. 17. g, i Ti. 1. 12, 2 Ti. j.. 3 [echo charin 4970] to
hold out thanks or grace.
in Mt. IT. 25, Lu. 10. ZT [ex-omo-logeomai 1734] to
confess openly. [thankful.
THANKFUL (be), in Col. 3. 15 [eu-charistos 2061]
in Bo. 1. 21 [eu-charisteo 2059] to thank.
THANKFULNESS, in Ac, 24. 3 [eu-charistia 2060]
thankfulness. THANKS (give, giving of), in Mt. 15. 36; 26. 27, Mr.
8. 6; 14. 23, Lu. 17. 16 ; 22. 17, ig, Jo. 6. 11, 23, Ac. 27.
35, Ro. 14. 6t; 16. 4, I Co. ID. 30; II. 24 ; 14. 17, 2 Co,
I. II, Ep. I. 16; 5. 20, Col. T. 3, 12 ; 3. 17, I Th. I. 2 ; 5.
18, 2 Th. 2. 13, Re. ti. 17 [eu-charisteo 2059] to thank.
in T Co. 14. 16, Ep 5. 4, I Th. 3 g, i Ti. 2. i. Re. 4. g
eu-charistia 2060] thankfulness. [grace,
in I Co. 15. 57, 2 Co. 2. 14; 8. 16; 9. 15 [charis 4970
in Lu. 2. 38 [anth-omo-logeomai 410] to confess like-
in He. 13. 15 [homo-logeo 3278] to confess. [wise.
THANKSGIVING, in 2 do. 4. 15 ; 9. 11, 12, Ph. 4. 6,
Col. 2. 7 ; 4. 2, I Ti. 4, 3, 4, Re. 7. 12 [eu-charistia 2060]
thankfulness. THANKWORTHY, in i Pe. 2. 19 [charis 4970] grace.
THAT (ever, man, same, thing, time, way, which),
pron, in Mt. 7. 22, 25, 27 ; 8. 28 ; g. 22, 26, 31 ; 10. 14,
15 ; XX. 25 ; 12. I, 45 ; 13. 44 ; 14. i, 35 t ; 17. 27 ; t8. 7,
27, 32 ; 22. 46 ; 24. 36. 46, 48, 50 ; 26. 24 i, 2g ; 27. 8, ig,
63, Mr. 3. 24, 25 ; 6. II, 55 ; 7. 20 ; 13. 11, 24, 32 ; 14. 21 1,
zs, Lu. 6. 23, 48, 49 ; 9. 5; TO. 12^, 31 ; ii. 26 ; iz, 43,
45, 46, 47 ; 14. 21 ; 15. 14, 15 ; 17. 9, 31 ; 18. 3 ; 19. 4 ; 20.
18, 35 ; 21. 34 ; 22. 22, Jo. I. 39 ; 4. 39 ; 6. 22 ; n. 51, 53 ;
14. 20 ; 16. 23, 26 ; t8. 15 ; ig. 27, 31 ; 21. 3, 7, 23, Ac. i,
19 ; 3. 23 ; 8. I, 8 ; 12. i ; 14, 21 ; ig. 16 ; 22, n, Ep. 2.
12, 2 Th. I. 10, 2 Ti. I. 12, t8 ; 4. 8, He. 3. 10 ; 4. n ; 8.
7 ; II. 15, Ja. I. 7 ; 4. 15, Re. 16. 14 [ekeinos 1457] that
(one). in Mt. I. 2o ; 13, 12 ; 25. 29, Mr. 4. 25 ; 7. 20, Lu. 8. t8 ;
II. 40 ; 16. 12, 15 ; 17. 10 ; 24. 12, Jo. i. 8, 21 ; 3. 6, it ;
5. 12 ; 6. 27, 32, 48, 58 ; 8. 38^; 13. 27, Ac. 4. 21 ; 7. 37 ;
10. 37, Ro. T. 19 ; 4. 18 ; 7, 6, 13, 15, 19, I Co. 5. 13 ; 10.
4 ; II. 23, 28 ; 13. TO ; 15. 37 1, 46, 2 Co. 3. IT, I Th. 3, 10 ;
5. 21, 2 Th. 2. 3, I Ti. 6. 20, He. 6. ig*; 12. 20, i Pe. 3. 13,
I Jo. I. I, 3 ; 2. 24 £, 2 Jo. Jl, Re., 2. 25 [ho, he, to 3186]
that which.
in Mr. 13. 11 ; 16. 12, Lu. 9. 21 ; 12. 4 ; 13. 32 ; 17. 34 ;
23. 7, 48, Jo. 3. 32 ; 4. 18 ; 6. 66 ; ir. 7, 11 ; 14. 13 ; 16,
ig ; ig. 8, 13, Ac. 2. 36 ; 7. 7 ; 13. 20 ; 16. 12, Ro. i. 12 *,
7. 15 1, 16, ig, 20 ; 10. 6, 7, 8 ; it, 7 ; 13. it, t Co. 6. 6, 8,
Ga. 6. 7, Ep. 2. 8, Ph. I. 28, 2 Th. 3. 14, i Ti. 5. 4, Phm.
18, He. 13. 17, Re. 15. 5 ; 20. 3 [houtos 33go] this (one).
in Mt. 13. 44, 46 ; 18. 25 ; 23. 3, Mr. 12. 44, Lu. 4. 40 ;
18. 12, 22, Jo. 4. 29, 39 ; 10. 8, 41 ; 16. 15 [hosos 3335] as
many or as much as.
in Mt. 2. 6 ; 18. 28 ; 27. 62, Lu. 7. 39, Jo. 8. 25, Ro. 6.
2, Re. I. 12; 17, 8 [hostis 3358] whoever.
in Lu. 2. 38 [aute te 788] in that.
(See also All, ever, same, very).
THAT conj., iu Mt. 1. 22 ; 2. 15 ; 4. 3, 14; 5. 2g, 30;
7. 1, 12 ; 8. 8 ; g, 6 ; 10. 25 ; 12. 10, 16 ; 14, 15, 36 ; 16.
20 ; 18. 6, 14, 16 ; ig. 13, 16 ; 20. 21, 33 ; 21. 4 ; 23. 26 ;
24. 20; 26. 4, 41, 56, 63 ; 27. 20, 35 ; 28. 10, Mr. i. 38; 2.
10 ; 3. 2, 9, 12, 14 i ; 4, 12, 22 ; 5. 10, 12, 18, 43; 6. 8, 12,
2S> 36, 56 ; 7, 9, 26, 36 ; 8. 30 ; g, 9, 12, 18, 30 ; 10. 13, 17,
3Sj 37> 48j 5^ ; ir- i6) 25 ; 12. 2, 15, ig ; 13. 18 ; 14. 12,
35 ; IS- II) 32 ; i6.'i, Lu. I. 4j 43 ; 4- 3 ; s- 24 : 6. 7, 31 ;
7. 6, 36 ; 8. 10, 16, 31, 32 ; g. 12, 45 ; 10. 40 ; it. 33, 50,
54 ; T2. 36 ; 14. 10, 23 ; 15. 20 ; 16. 4, 9, 24, 27 ; 17. 2 ; 18.
T5, 39, 41 ; 19. 15 ; 20. 10, 14, 20, 28 ; 21. 36 ; 22. 8, 30,
32, Jo. I. 7, 22, 31 ; 2. 25 ; 3. 15, 16, 17, 21 ; 4. 15, 36, 47 ;
5. 20, 23, 34, 40; 6. 5, 7, 12, 28, 29, 30, 39, 40, 50 ; 7. 3, 23 ;
8. 6 ; g. 2, 3, 22, 36, 3g ; 10. 10, ^7, 38 ; 11. 4, 11, 16, 37,
42, 50, 52j 57 ; 12. 9, 10, 23, 36, 38, 40, 46 ; 13. I, 15, t8,
19) 29, 34<; 14. 3, 13, 16, 29, 31 ; 15. 2, 8, 11, 12, 13, 16 J,
17, 25; 16. I, 2, 4, 7, 24, 30, 32, 33; 17. I, 2, 3, II, 13, 13,
15 1, 19, 21 1, 22, 23 1, 24 1, 26 ; 18. 9, 28, 32, 36, 37, 39 ;
ig. 4, 24, 28, 31 1, 35, 36, 38 ; 20. 31 1, Ac. a. 25 ; 4. 17 ; 5.

106

DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

15 I 8- 19 ) 9- 21 ; 19. 4 ; 21. 24 ; 22. 24 ; 23. 24 ; 24. 4,
Ro. I. II, 13 ; 3. 8, ig; 4. 16; 5. 20, 21 ; 6j i, 4, 6 ; 7. 4,
13 ^ ; 8. 4, 17 ; g. IT, 23 ; n. n, ig, 31, 32 ; 14. 9 ; 15. 4,
6, 16, 31 1, 32 ; t6. 2, I Co. i. id, 31 ; 2. 5, 12 ; 3. t8 ; 4.
2, 3. 6 «, 8 ; 5. 2, 5, 7 ; 7. 5 t, zg, 34, 35 ; 9. 15 1, t8, ig,
20^, 21, 22 t, 23, 24 ; 10. 33 ; II. ig, 32, 34 ; 12, 25 ; 14.
I, 5 1, 12, 13, ig, 31 ", 15. 28 ; 16. 2, 6, 10, II, 16, 2 Co. 1.
9, II, 15, 17 ; 2. 4 1, 5, g ; 4. 7, TO, II, 15 ; 5. 4, 10, 12, 15,
21 ; 6. 3 ; 7. 9 ; 8. 6, 7, g, 13, 14 ; 9. 3, 4> 5. 8 ; 10. g ; n.
7, 12 (, t6 ; 12. 8, g ; 13. 7 t, Ga. i. 16 ; 2. 4, 5, g, 10, 16,
19 ; 3. 14 1, 22, 24 ; 4. 5, 17 ; 6. 13, Ep. i. 17 ; e. 7, 10; 3.
16, 17, ig ; 4. TO, 14, 28, 29 ; 5. 26, 27 1, 33 ; 6. 3, 13, 19,
20, 21, 22, Ph. I. 9, 10, 26, 27 ; 2. 2, 10, 15, 19, 28 ; 3, 8,
Col. I. g, 18, 28 ; 2. 2 ; 4. 3, 4, 8, 12, i6t, 17, i Th. 2. 16 ;
4. ij 12, 13 ; 5. 4, 10, 2 Th. t. II ; 2. 12 ; 3. i, 2, 12, 14,
I Tl. T. 3, 16, 18, 20 ; 2. 2 ; 3. 15 ; 4. 15 ; 5. 7, 16, 20, 21 ;
6. r, ig, 2 Ti. i. 4 ; 2, 4, 10 ; 3. 17 ; 4. 17, Tit. i. 5, g, 13 ;
2. 4, 5, 8, 10, T2, 14 J 3. 7, 8, 13, 14, Phm. 13, 14,
15, He. 2. 14, 17 ; 4. 16 ; 5. i ; 6. 12, 18 ; g. 25 ;
10. g, 36 ; IT. 35, 40 ; 12. 27 ; 13, 12, 17, ig, Ja. i. 4 ; 4.
3, I Pe. I. 7 ; 2. 2, 12, 21, 24 ; 3. i, g, 16, 18 ; 4. 6, n, 13 ;
5. 6, 2 Pe. I. 4, I Jo. I. 3, 4 ; 2, I, ig, 27, 28 ; 3. i, 8, 11,
23 ; 4. g, 17, 21 ; 5. 3, 13 t, 16, 20, 2 Jo, 5, 6 t, 8, 12, 3 Jo,
8, Re. 2. ID ; 3. 11, 18 t ; 6. 4, 11 ; 7. 1 ; 8. 3 ; 9. 4, 5, 20 ;
II. 6 ; 12. 6, 14, 15 ; 13. 15 t, 17 ; 14. 13 t ; 16. 12 ; 18.
4t; 19. 8, IS, 18 ; 2o. 3 ; 22. 14 [hina 2287] in order or
so that.
in Mt. 2. 16, 22 ; 3. 9 ; 4. 12 ; 5, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27,
28, 32, 33, 38, 43 ; 6. 7, 29, 32 ; 8. II, 27 7 9. 6, 28 ; 10. 34 ;
IT. 24 ; 12. 6, 36 ; 13. 17 ", 15. 12, 17 ; 16. 11, 12, 18, 20 ;
X7. xo, 12, 13 ; 18. 10, ig ; ig. 4, 23, 28 ; 20, 10, 25, 30 ;
21. 31, 45 ; 22. 16, 34 ; 23. 31 ; 24. 32, 33, 43, 47 ; 25. 24,
26 ; 26. 2, 21, 34, 53, 54 ; 27. 3, 18, 24, 63 ; 28. 5, 7, Mr.
2. I, 8, 10, 16 ; 4. 38, 41 ; 5. 2g; 6. 2, 4, 15 i ; 7. 18 ; 8.
31 ; g. I, II, 13, 25 ; 10. 42, .47 ; ii. 3, 23 1, 24, 32 ; 12. 12,
14, 26, 28, 34, 35, 43; 13. 28, 2g, 30; 14. 30; 15. 10, 3g ;
16. 4, 7, IT, Lu. I. 22 ; z. 4gt; 3. 8 ; 4. 4 ; 5. 24 ; 6, 5 ; 7.
4, 16 t, 37, 43 ; 8. 47; 53 ; g. 7, 8 t, ig ; to. ii, 12, 20, 21,
24, 40 ; II. 38 ; 12. 30, 37, 39, 40, 44, 51 ; 13, 2, 4 ; 14. 24;
15. 7; 16. 25 ; 17. 15; 18, 8, 9, TI, 37 ; 19. 7, C2, 26, 40;
20, 19, 21, 37 ; 2T. 3, 20, 30, 31 ; 22, 37, 70 ; 23. 7 ; 24. 21,
39, 44, Jo. I. 34 ; 2. 17, t8, 22, 25 ; 3. 2, 7, 19, 21, 28 1, 33 ;
4. 1, 19, 20, 25, 27, 42, 44, 47, 53 ; 5. 6, 15, 32, 36, 42, 45 ;
6. 15, 22 t, 24, 36, 46, 6t, 65, 6g ; 7. 7, 26, 35, 42 ; 8. 17,
24 t, 27, 28, 37, 48, 52, 54 ; 9, 8, 17, 18, 20 t, 24, 25, 29, 30,
31. 32> 35 ; IO- 38 ; II. 6, 13, 15, 20, 22, 24, 27, 31, 40, 41,
42 t, 50, 51, 56 ; 12. 6, g, 12, 16, 34, 50; 13, T, 3 t, ig, 21,
2g, 35 ; 14. 10, II, 20, 22, 31 ; 15. 18; 16. 4, 15, ig, 20,
21, 26, 27, 30 1 ; 17. 7, 8 t, 21, 23, 25 ; 18. 8, 14, 37 ; 19. 4,
10, 21, 28, 35 ; 20. 9, 14, t8, 31 ; 31 4, 7, 12, 15, 16, 17,
23, 24, Ac. 2. 29, 30, 31, 36 ; 3. To, 17 ; 4. 10, 13 t, 16 ;
5. g, 41 ; 6. 14 ; 7. 6 ; 8. 14, 18 ; g. 20, 22, 26, 27, 38 ;
10. 34, 42; TT. t; j2. g, it; 13. 38; 14, g, 22; 15. 5,
24 ; 16. 3, TO, ig, 38 ; 17. 3 i, 13 ; 19. 25, 26 t, 34 ; 20.
23 t, zs, 26, zg, 31, 34, 38 ; 21. 21, 22, 24, 29, 31 ; 22. 2,
19, 29 ; 23. 5, 6, 22, 27, 34 ; 24, LI, 14, 26 ; 26. 5, 27 ; 27.
10, 25 ; 28. I, 22, 28, Ro. I. 8, 13, 32 ; 2. 2, 3,
4 ; 3, 2, ig ; 4, g, 21, 23 ; 5. 3 ; 6, 3, 6, 8, 9, 16, 17 ;
7. 14, 16, 18, 21 ; 8. 16, 18, 22, 28, 38 ; 9, 2, 30 ; 10.
2, 5. 9^ ; II. 25 ; 13. IT ; 14. 14 ; 15. 14, 29, i Co, i. 5, 11,
12, 14, 15 ; 3. 16, 20 ; 4. 9 ; 5. 6 ; 6. 2, 3, 9, 15, 16, ig ; 7.
26 ; 8. I, 4 i ; g. 10, 13, 24 ; 10. ig, 20 ; 11. 2, 3, 14, 17,
23 ; 12. 2, 3 ; 14. 23, 25, 37 ; 15. 4 1, 5, 12 1, 15, 27, 50, 58 ;
16. 15, 2 Co. I. 7, 8, TO, 12, 14, 23 ; 2. 3 ; 3. 5 ; 4. 14 ; 5.
I, 6, 14, ig ; 7. 3, S, gi, 16 ; 8. 9 ; g, 2 ; 10. 7, 11 ; 11. 31 ;
12. 13, ig ; 13. 2, 6 1, Ga. i, 6, 11, 23 ; 2. 7, 14, 16 ; 3. 7,
8, II ; 4. 15, 22 ; 5. 2, 3, TO, 21, Ep. 2. it, 12 ; 4, 9 ; 5. 5 ^
6. 8, g, Ph. I. 6, 12, 17, 19, 20, 25, 27; 2. II, 16, 22, 24,
26 ; 4. 10, IT, 15, Col. 3. 24 ; 4. I, 13, I Th. 2. i ; 3. 3, 4,
6 ; 4. 14, IS ; 5. 2, 2 Th. 2. 2, 4, 5 ; 3. 4, 10, 1 Ti. i. 8, g,
15; 4, 1, 2 Ti. I. 5, 12, 15 ; 2, 23 ; 3. i, 15, Tit. 3. 11,
Phm. 21, 22, He. 2. 6 £ ; 3. 19 ; 7. 8, 14 ; 11. 6, 13, 14, 18,
ig, Ja. T. 3, 7 ; 2. ig, 20 ; 3» I ; 4. 4, 5 ; 5. it, 20, i Pe. i.
12 ; 2. 3 ; 3- 9> 2 Pe. I. 14, 20 ; 3. 3, 5, 8, I Jo. I. 5, 6, 8,
10 ; 2. 3, 5, 18 1, 19, 21, 22, zgt; 3. 2, 5, 14, 15, ig, 24 ; 4.
3, 10 1, 13, 14, 15 ; 5. 1, 2, 5, II, 13, 14, 15 1, 18, 19, 20, 2
Jo. 4, 3 Jo. 12, Re. 2, 6, 23 ; 3. 1 1, 9, 15, 17 ; 10. 6 ; 12.
12; 13 [hoti 3364] that, because.
in Mt. 2. 8, 23 ; 5. 16, 45 ; 6. 2, 4, 5, 16, 18 ; 8. 17, 34 ;
9. 38 ; 12. 17 ; 13. 35 ; 23. 35, Mr. 5. 23, Lu. 2. 35 ; ?• 3 J
TO. 2 ; 16. 28, Jo. II. 57, Ac. 8. 15, 24; g. 2, 12, 17; 15.
17 ! 23. 15, 20 ; 24. 26 ; 25. 3, 26, Ro. 3. 4 ; g, 17 1, 1 Co.
I. 2g, 2 Co. 8. II, 14, Ga. i. 4. 2 Th. i. 12, Pnm, 6, He. 2.
9 ; 9- 15, Jl" 5. 16, 1 Pe. 2. 9 [hopos 3313] BO that.

in Lu. 4. 29 ; 20. 20, Ac. 3. ig, Ro. i. 20 ; 3. 26 ; 4, 11 1,
iB; 6. 12 ; 7- 4 ; 8. 2g; 12. 2 ; 15. 13, 16, i Co. 9. 18, z
Co. I. 4, Ga. 3. 17, Ep. I. 12, 18, Ph. I. ID ; 3. 21, i Th.
3, 10, 2 Th. 1. 5 ; 2. 2, 6, 10, II, He. n, 3 ; 12. 10, Ja. i.
18, 1 Pe. 3. 7 ; 4. 2 [eis to 1409] with a view to.
in Joi 3. 16, Ac. i4i I ; 15. 3g, Ro. 7. 6, i Co. 5, i, x
Pe. I. 21 [hoste sogs] so as to^ [3917] toward.
in 2 Co. 3. 13, Ep. 6. II, 2 Th. 3, 8, Ja. 3. 3 [pros to
iu Mr. 9. 42, Lu. 17. 2, Ac. 26. 8, 43 1 [ei 1377] if.
in Lu. 16. I, Ac. 17. 22; 28. .i9> Ro. i. 9, 2 Ti. 1. 3
[hos 5089] as.
in Lu. 22. 34, Ac, 25, 16 [e 2112] that.
in Mr. 6. 21 [hote 3363] when.
in Mr. 14. 25 [hotan 3362] when.
in Lu. I. 21 [en to 1604] iu the.
in 2 Co, 7. 12 [heneka 1636] for the sake of.
in Ep, 5. 15 [pos 4062] how.
{See aUo After, because, before, conceming, foam, for,
how, if, in, insomuch, lest, must, seeing, so).
THE, is generally a translation of the definite article
[ho, he, to], but in Lu. 24. ai, Ga. 2. x8 ; 5. 17 it is
[houtos 3390] this, these.
in Ac. 7. 54 [auton 784] their.
THEATRE, in Ac. 19. 29, 31 [theatron 2172] theatre.
THEE, in Mt. 2. 6 ; 3. 14 ; 4. 6 ; 5. 23, 29, 30, 42 ; 6.
2 ; IT. 10 ; 12, 38 ; 17. 27 ; 18. 8, g, 15 1, 16 ; 21. ig; 26.
62 ; 27. 13, Mr. I. 2 ; 11. 14 ; 14. 60 ; 15. 4, Lu. i. 28, 35 ;
4. 10 ; 7. 27 ; 8. 28 ; 9. 38 ; 12. 20; 15. 18; 16. 2; 22. 32,
33, Jo. 3. 26 ; 9. 37 ; 17. 7, 8, Ac. 8. 34 ; 10. 22 ; 17. 32 ;
18. 10 ; 21. 21, 24, 39 ; 23, 21, 30, 35 ; 24. 2, ig ; 25. 26 ;
26. 2, 3 ; 27. 24 ; 28, 2x t, 22, Ro. 10. 8 ; 11. 21, i Co. 12.
21, 2 Co. 6. 2, I Ti, 4, 16; 6. 21, 2 TL i. ¦^3, Tit. 2. 15,
Phm. 4, i7j 20, 3 Jo. 3, Re, 2. 4, 14, 20 ; 3. 8; 15- 4 i i^-
14 £, &c. [s>\\.g.d.acG. 4309] thou,
in Mt. 23. 37, Lu. T5. 34 [hautos ace. 784] her.
in 2 Ti. 4. II [se-autou 4134] oneaelf, thyself.
THEFT, in Mt, 15. ig, Mr. 7. 22 [klope 2636] stealing,
thieving. in Re. 9. 21 ^lemma 2617] stolen thing, theft.
THEIR (theirs, own), in Mt. 4. 23; 5. 3, 10; 9. 35;
II. I ; 12. 9, Mr. 12. 44, Lu. 4, 15, Ac. 4. 5, i Pe. 3. 14,
&c. [autos pi. 788] he, she, it.
in Mt. 2. II, 12 ; 3. 6 ; 4. 21, 22; 6. 2, 5, 16 £ ; 7. 6 ; 10.
17; IT. 16 ; 13. 15, 43 ; 15. 2, 8, 27 ; 17, 6, 8 ; 18. 31 ; 2i>
7 ; 22. 16 ; 23, 4, -sth; 25. i, 4 1, 7 ; 27, m, Mr. i. 5, 18,
20 ; 2. 6 ; 8, 3 ; n. 7, 8 ; 14. 46 ; 15, 29, Xu. i. 66 ; 2. 8,
39; 3- 15 ; 5- ^5 ; 6- 17 ; 19* S^ I 21* 1. 12, Jo. 15. 22, Ac. 5.
18; 7. 19, 39, 41, 57> 58; 13- 50> 51; 14' ^i» 14) 16; 15' 26;
i6,ig ; ig. i8 ; 22, 22 ; 28. 27, Ro. i. 21, 27"* ; 2. 15 ; 3. 13,
Ep. 4. 17, I Th. 2. 16, He. 7. 5 ; 11. 35 ; 12. 10, 2 Pe, 2. 12,
13 > 3' 3) i^> *^u< 16) ^^* 2. 22 ; 3. 4 ; 4, 4, 10 ; 6, 14 ; 7. 11, 14 ;
9. 4, 20, 21 f; IX. 7, II, 16 1\ 12. II ( ; 14. 1, 2, 13 ; 16. 10,
II th ; 17, 17 ; 18. 19 ; 20, 4 1 ; 21. 24 [hauton 784] of self.
in Mt. 8. 22 ; 21. 8; 25. 3, Lu. 9. 60 ; 12. 36 ; 16. 8 ; 19.
35 ; 32. 66 ; 23. 48, Ep. 5. a8, i Pe. 4. ig, Ju. 6, Re. 10. 3,
4 ; 17. 13 [heaut5n 1330] their own.
in 2 Co. 8, 14 1, z Tl. 3. 9 [ekeindn 1457] their.
in I Co. 14. 35, 1 Ti. 4. 2 [idious 2255] o^"i proper.
in Ro. II. 30 [toutou 3390] theirs. {See also Own).
THEM, in Mt. 2. 4, 7, 8 ; 3. 7 ; 8. 4 ; 9. 16 ; 25. 32 ; 28. ig,
Mr. 8. 7 ; 16. 14, Lu, 5. 17 ; 18. 15 ; 23. 52, Ac, 8. 5 ; 12.
21 ; 13. 36 ; 20. 2, X Co. X. 24, 2 Co. 2. 13, Ep. 5. 12, He.
4. 8 ; 8. 8 ; xx. 28, &c. [autos 2^^. 788] he, she, it.
in Mt. 13. II ; 20. 4, Mr. 4. n ; 16. 13, Lu. 8. 32, Jo.
xo. j6, 35, Ac, x8. 19, 1 Co. 10. IX, He. \.2t; 6. 7 [ekenos
X457] that (one),
m Lu. 13. 14, Ac. ax. 24, Ro. 8, 50 th, x Co. 6. 4, x3 ; 16.
13, iTi.4. X5, He. 2. 15, Re. 10, 4 [houtos 3390] tliis(one).
in Mt. 15. 30 ; 25. 3 ; 27. 35, Mr. 2. 19 ; 8, 14, Jo. 19.

24, Ac. 21. 237 Re. 4. 8 [heautou 1330] of^one's self.
in Mr, 9. 16, A(
784] of one's self.

in Mr, 9. 16, Ac. 13. 42 ; 20. 30,

, 1330] 01 ou
), Re. 7. 14 ;

9. IX [hautou

THEMSELVES (by), in Mt. 9. 3 ; 14. 15 ; xo. 7 ; 10.
12 ; 21. 15, 38, Mr, 2. 8, 11, 31 ; 4. 17 ; 6. 36, 51 ; 9. 8,
10 ; 10 26 ; 12. 7 ; 14. 4 ; x6. 3, Lu, 7. 30, 49 ; 18. 9 ; 20.
5, 14, 20 ; 22. 23 ; 23. X2, Jo. 7. 35 ; n. 55 ; 12. xo. A?.
23. 12, 21 ; 28. 29, Ro. I. 24, 27 ; 2. 14; 13. 2, X i5o. 16,
15. 2 Co. 5. 15 ; 10. 12 th, Ep. 4. xg. Ph. 2. 3, i Ti. 2. 9;
3. 13 ; 6. 10, 19, 2 Ti. 4. 3, He. 6. 6, i Pe. x. 12 ; 3. s, 2
Pe. 2. X, Ju. 12, 19, Re. 6. IS ; 8. 6 [lieautou pi, 1330] of
one's self.
in Mr. x. 27, Jo. 17. 13 [hautou pZ. 784] of one's self.
iu Mr. 9. 2, Lu. 24. 12 [monos 3066] aloue.
{See Assemble).

OR A KET TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT,

107

THEN, adv., in Mt, 2, 7, 16, 17 ; 3, 5, 13, 13 ; 4, i, 5,
10, II ; 5. 24 ; 7, 5, 23 ; 8, 26 ; 9, 6, 14, 15, 29, 37 ; n, 20 ;
12, 13, 22, 29, 38, 44, 43 ; 13, 26, 36, 43 ; 15, 1, 12, 28; 16,
12, 20,, 24 27 ; 17, 13, 19 ; iB, 21, 32 ; 19, 13, 27 ; 20, 20 ;
21, 1 ; 22, 8, 13, 13,21 ; 23, 1 ; 24, 9, 10,14, >S; ^i, 23, 30*,
40 ; 25, I, 7, 31, 34) 37) 4ii 44. 45 '• 26, 3, 14, 31, 36, 38,
43. 30, 52, 56. ^5. 67, 74 ; 27- 3. 9. I3. t6, 26, 27, 38, 58 ;
28, 10, Mr, 2, 20 ; 3, 27 ; 13, 14, 21, 26, 27, Lu, 5, 35 ; 6,
42 ; II, 26 ; 13, 26; 14, 10, 21 ; 21, 10, 20, 21, 27 ; 23, 30 ;
24, 45, Jo, 2, TO ; 7, 10 ; 8, 28 ; 11, 14 ; 12, 16 ; 19, i, 16;
20, 8, Ac, I, 12 ; 4, 8 ; 3, 26 ; 6, II ; 7, 4 ; 8, 17 ; lo, 46,
48 ; 13, 12 ; 13, 22 ; 17, 14 ; 21, 26, 33 ; 23, 3 ; 25, 12 ; 26,
I ; 27, 32 ; 28. 1, Ho, 6, 21, i Co, 4, 3 ; 13, 10, 12 1; 15, 28,
34, 2 Co, T2, 10, Ga, 4, 8, 29 ; 6, 4, Col, 3, 4, i Th, 5, 3,
2 Th, 2, 8, He, TO, 7, 9 ; 12, 26, 2 Pe, 3, 6 (tote 4643]
then, in Mr, 4, 28, Lu, 8, 12, Jo, 19, 27 ; 20, 27, i Co, 12,
23; 15, 3, 7, 24 ; I Ti, 2. 13 ; 3, TO, Ja, I, IS [eita 1423] then,
in Mr, 7. 3, Lu, t6, 7, Jo, 11, 7, Ga, i, iS; 2, i, i
Th, 4, 17, He, 7, 27, Ja, 3, 17 ; 4, 14 [epeita 1792] after-
m Ac, 27, 20 [loipon 2839] Anally, [ward,
THEN, conj., in Mt, 7, 11 ; 12, 12, 26 ; 13, 27, 28, 56 ;
17, 10 ; 19, 7 ; 21, 25 ; 22, 43, 45 ; 26, 34 ; 27, 22, Mr, 3,
31 ; TI, 31 ; 15, 12 ; 16, 19, Lu, 3, 7, 10 ; 6, 9 ; 7, 31 ; 10,
37; II, 13; 12, 26; 13, 15; 2o, 5, 17; 22, 36, 70, Jo, I,
21, 22, 25 ; 2, t8, 20 ; 3. 23 ; 4, 5, 9, 11, 28, 30, 43, 48, 52 ;
5, 4, 12, 19; 6. 3, 14, 2T, 28, 30, 32, 34,41, 42, 53, 67, 68 ;
7, 6, II, 23, 28, 30, 33, 33, 45. 47 ; 8, 12, 19, 21, 22, 25, 28,
31, 41, 48, 32, 57, 39; 9, 12, 15, 19, 24, 28; TO, 7, 24, 31;
II, 12, 14, t6, 17, 20, 21, 31, 32, 36, 41, 43, 47, 33, 36 ; 12,
I, 3, 4, 7, 28, 33 ; 13, 6, 14, 22, 27, 30; 16, 17 ; iS, 3, 6, 7,
10, IT, 12, 16, 17, 19, 27, 28, 29, 31, 33, 40; 19, 5, TO, 20,
21, 23, 32, 40; 20, 2, 6, TO, 19, 20, 21 ; 21, 3, 9, 13, 23, Ac,
2, 41 ; Q, 31 ; TO, 23 ; 11, 17 ; 17, 29 ; 19, 3, 36 ; 22, 29 ;
23, 31, Ro. 3. I, 9, 27, 31 ; 4, T, 9, TO ; 3, 9 ; 6, i, 15, 21 ;
7, 7, 13 ; 8, 31 ; 9, 14, 19. 30 ; 10' 14 ; "¦ I. s> 7. II. 19 ;
14, 16, I Co, 3, 5 ; 6, 4, IS ; 9, 18 ; 10, 19 ; 14, 15, 26, 2
Co, 3, 12 ; 3, 20, Ga, 3, 19, 21 ; 4, 15, Ep, 3, 13, CoL 3, i,
I Th, 4. I, I TL 3. 2, He, 2, 14 ; 4, 14 ; 9, i, i Pe, 4, i,
2 Pe. 3, IT [oun 3380] then.
in Mt, 12, 28 ; 17, 26 ; 19, 23 ; 24, 45, Lu, 12, 42, Ac,
II, t8, Ro, 7, 3, 21, 23 ; 9, 16 ; 10, 17 ; 14. 12, i Co, 5, 10;
13, 14, 18, 2 Go, 5, 14, Ga, 2, 21 ; 3, 29 ; 4. 31 ; 5. 11, He.
12. 8 [ara 645] so then, truly.
iu I Co, 15, 13, 16 [ou-de 3372] not even,
in Jo, 18, 34 [ouk-oun 3378] not then,
in Ac, 23, 5 ; 27, 29 [te 4368] aud, alao,
in Ja, 2, 24 [toi-nuu 4632] now,
(See also For, not, now, so, wliat),
- THENCE (from), iu Mt, 4, 21 ; 3, 26; 9, 9, 27 ; 11, i ;
12, 9, 15 ; 13, S3 ; 14, 13 ; 13-21. 29 ; 19, 15, Mr, i. 19 ;
6, I, II ; 7, 24 ; 9, 30 ; 10, i, Lu, 9, 4 ; 12, 59 ; 16, 20, Jo,
4, 43 : IT, 34, Ac, 7, 4 ; 13, 4 . 14- 26 ; 16, 12 ; 18, 7 ; 20,
15 ; 21, I ; 27, 4, 12 ; 28, 13 [ekeithen 1456] from thence,
(See also Go, sail), [still, further,
THBNCEFOBTH (from), in Mt, 3, 13 [eti 1982] yet,
in Jo, 19, 12 [ek houtou 3390] out of or from this,
THERE, iu Mt, 2, 13, 15 ; 3, 23, 24 ; 6, 21 ; 8, 12 ; 10,
II ; 12, 43 ; 13, 42, so, 38 ; 14, 23 ; 13, 29 ; 18, 20 ; 19, 2 ;
21, 17 ; 22, TT, 13 ; 24, 23, 28, 31 ; 25, 30 ; 26, 71 ; 27, 36,
47. 35. 61 ; 28, 7, TO, Mr, I, 13, 33, 38 ; 2, 6 ; 3, I ; 5, II ;
6, 3, 10 ; II, 3 ; 13, 21 ; 14, 15 ; 16, 7, Lu, 2, 6 ; 6, 6 ; 8,
32 ; 9, 4 ; 10, 6 ; it, 26; 12, 18, 34 ; 13, 28 ; 13, 13 ; 17,
21, 23 ; 22, 12 ; 23, 33, Jo, 2, I, 6, 12 ; 3, 22, 23 ; 4, 6, 40 ;
3, 3 ; 6, 3, 22, 24 ; TO, 40, 42 ; 11, 13, 31, 54 ; 12, 2, 9, 26 ;
19, 42, Ac, g, 33 ; 14. 7, 28 ; 16, I ; 17, 14 ; 19. 21 ; 22, 10 ;
23, 9, 14, 20; 27, 6,Ilo, 9, 26, 2 Co, 3, 17, Tit, 3, 12, He,
7, 8, Ja, 2, 3 ; 3, 16 ; 4, 13, Re, 2, 14 ; 12, 6 ; 21, 23 ; 22,
3 [ekei 1455] there,
in Ac, 15, 34 ; 18, 19 ; 21, 4 [autou 784] here, there,
in Lu, 24, 18; Ac. 9, 38 ; 20, 22 [en aute 788] m it,
in Ac, 21, 3 ; 22, 5 [ekei-se 1438] tliither.
in Mfc. 24. 23 [hode 5079] hither,
in Ac. 10, 18 [entha-de 1646] in hither,
in Ac, 20, 13 [ekei-then 1456] from there,
(See also Be, tarry, time),
THEREABOUT, in Lu, 24, 4 [peri toutou 3621] con
ceming or about it, .
THEREAT, in Mt, 7, 13 [df antes 1107] through it,
THEREBY, in Ep, 2, 16, i Pe, 2, 2 [en aute 3186] m
or by it
in He, 12, 11, 15 ; 13, 2 [dia toutou 3390] through this,
iu Jo, II, 4 di' autes 1107] through it,
fHKBEFORE, in Mt, 3, 8, 10 ; 5, 191 23. 48 ; 6. 2, 8,

9. 22, 23, 31, 34 ; 7, 12, 24 ; 9, 38 ; 10, 16, 26, 31, 32 ; 13,
t8, 40 ; 18, 4, 26 ; 19, 6 ; 21, 40 ; 22, 9, 17, 21, 28 ; 23, 3,
20 ; 24, IS, 42 ; 23, 13, 27, 28 ; 27, 17, 64 ; 28, 19, Mr, to,
9 ; 12, 6, 9, 23, 27, 37 ; 13, 3S, Lu, 3, 8, 9 ; 4, 7 ; 6, 36 ; 7.
42 ; 8, 18; TO, 2 i, 40; II, 34, 35, 36; 12, 7; 13, 14; 13.
28; 16, 11,27; 19- 12; 20, 15, 29, 33, 44; 21, 8, 14, 36;
23, 16, 20, 22, Jo. 2, 22 ; 3, 29 ; 4, I, 6, 33 ; 5, TO ; 6, 13,
IS. 24. 30, 43. 43. 32, 60; 7, 3, 14; 8, 13, 24, 36; 9, 7, 8,
TO, 16, 41 ; TO, 19, 39 ; II, 3, 6, 33, 38, 34 ; 12, 9, 17, 19,
21, 29, so ; 13, 24, 31 ; 16, 18, 22 ; 18, 4, 8, 25, 31, 37, 39 ;
19, I, 4, 6, 8, 13, t6, 24 1, 26, 30, 31, 38, 42 ; 20, 3, 23 ; 21,
6, 7, Ac, I, 6 ; 2, 30, 33, 36 ; 3, 19 ; 8, 4, 22 ; 10, 29, 32,
33 1 ; 12. 5 ; 13. 38, 40 ; 14, 3 ; 15, 2, 10, 27 ; 16. it, 36 ;
17, 12, 17, 20, 23 ; 19, 32 ; 20, 28; 21, 22, 23 ; 23, 15 ; 23,
5, 17 ; 26, 22 ; 28, 20, 28, Ro, 2, 21, 26 ; 3, 28 ; 5, i ; 6, 4,
12 ; n, 22 ; 12. i, 20 ; 13, 7, 10, 12; 14, 8, 13 ; 15, 17, 28 ;
16, 19, I Co, 5, 7 ; 6, 7 ; 7, 26 ; 8, 4 ; 10, 31 ; it, 20 ; 14,
IT, 23; 15, 11; 16, IT, 18, 2 Co, I, 17; 5, 6, ri; 7, i; 9,
3 ; II, IS ; 12, 9, Ga, 3, s ; s- i. Ep, 4, i, 17 ; 3, i, 7 ; 6,
14, Ph, 2, I, 23, 28, 29; 3, 15, Col, 2, 6, 16; 3. 5, 12, I Tl,
2, I, 8; s, 14, 2 Ti, 1, 8; 2, i, 3, 21; 4, i, Phm, 17, He,
4, I, 6, It, t6; 7, it; 9, 23; 10, 19, 35; 13, 15, Ja, 4, 4,
7. 17 j 5- 7. 1 1*6' 2. 7 ; 4. 7 ; 5. 6, 2 Pe, 3, 17, I Jo, 2, 24,
3 Jo, 8, Re, 2, 3 ; 3, 3 t, 19 [oun 3380] then, therefore,
in Mt, 6. 23 ; 12, 27 ; 13. 13, 32 ; 14, 2 ; 18. 23 ; 21, 43 ;
23, 14; 24, 44, Mr, 6, 14; IT, 24; 12, 24, Lu, IT, ig, 49;
12, 22 ; 14, 20, .To, I, 31 ; 3, t6, 18 ; 6, 65 ; 7, 22 ; 8, 47 ;
g, 23 ; TO, 17 ; 12, 39 ; 13, it ; 15, 19 ; 16, 15 ; 19, it, Ac,
2, 26, Ro, 4, t6, 2 Co, 4, I ; 7, 13 ; 13, to, t Th, 3. 7, 2.Ti,
2, TO, Phm, IS, He, i, 9; 2, i, i Jo. 3, i ; 4, 3, Re, 7, 13 ;
12, 12 ; t8, 8 [di' toutou 3390] because of this,
iu Mt, 19, 27, Ro, 5, 18 ; 8, I, 12 ; 9, t8 ; 14, 19, Ga, 2,
17 ; 3, 7 ; 6, TO, Ep, 2, 19, I Th, 6. 6, 2 Th, 2, 13, He, 4,
9 [ara 645] then, truly.
in Lu, I, 33, Ac, 10, 29 ; 20, 31, Ro, 2, i ; 4, 22, 2 Co,
4, 13 1 ; 12, 10, He, 6, I ; TI, 12 [dio 1242] because of which,
in Mr, 2, 28, Ro. 13, 2, i Co, 3. 21 ; 4, 3 ; s- 8; 13, 38,
2 Co, 5, 17, Ga, 4, 16, Ph, 4, 1 [hos-te 5095] so that,
in Mr, i, 38, Lu, 4, 43, i Ti, 4, 10 [eis touto 3390] with
a view to this,
in Lu, 20, 23, 1 Co, 9, 26, He, 13, 13 [toi-nun 4632] now,
in Ac, TO, 20, 2 Co, 8, 7, Ep, 5, 24 [alia 208] otherwise,
in Mr, 8, 38 [gar 963] for, [but, save.
in Ro. 3, 20 [di-oti 1249] because that,
in I Co, 6, 20 [de 1097] therefore.
iu I Co. 12. 15, 16 [para touto 3436] alongside ivith this.
in I Th. 4, 8 [toi-gar-oun 4631] for then truly,
in Lu, 12, 3 [anth' hon, 444] because that, in return
for which,
THEREIN, in Lu, 10, g ; 19, 45, Ac. i, '20 ; 14, 15 ; 17,
24, Ro, 1, 17 ; 6, 2, Ep, 6, 20, Col, 2, 7, 2 Pe, 3, id. Re, i,
^ ; 10, 6 tA ; II, I ; 13, 12 ; 21, 22 [en aute 788] in it,
in Mr, 10. 13, Lu, 18, 17, He, 4, 6 [eis auten788]intoit,
in I Co, 7, 24, Ph, 1, 18 [en touto 3390] in this,
in 2 Pe. 2, 20 [toutois 3390] in these,
in He, 13, 0 [en hois] 3186I in these,
THEREINTO, in Lu, 21, 21 [eis auten 788] into it,
THEREOF, in Mt, 12, 36 [peri autou 3621] concerning
it, [look or behold it,
THEREON (look), in Re, 3, 3, 4 [blepo auto 905] to
in Mt, 21, 7 [ep-ano auton 1775] up above them,
in Jo, 12, 14, Be, 6, 4 [ep' auto 1802] upon it,
in Mt, 21, 19, Mr, 11, 13, Lu, 13, 6 [en aute 1604] in it,
(See also Build, laid, think, write),
THEREOUT, (See Come).
THERETO, (See Add, agree),
THEREUNTO, in Ep, 6, 18 [eis auto touto 1409] in
regard to this very, [this, (See Comer),
in I Th, 3, 3, I Pe, 3, g (eis touto 1409] in regard to
THEBEUPON, (See Build),
THEREWITH, iu i Ti, 6. 8, 3 Jo 10, [(epi) toutois
1802] upon or over these,
in Ja, 3, 9 [en aute 1604] in or by it,
THESE (matters, men, things), in Mt, 3, 9 ; 4, 3 ; 3.
19, 37 ; 6, 29, &o. [houtos pi. 3390] this, these,
iuRe, 2, 1, 8, 12, t8 ; 3, i, 7, 14 [ta-de 5079] theae, thus,
(See also Many, more, none, same, sayings),
THEf (that, also whioh, in that, and) is generally
included m the inflection of the Greek verb, in other
passages by the plural of autos or ho, butia Mt, 13, 18,
Mr, 16, II, 13, 20, Lu, g, 34, Jo, 3, 39 ; 7, 45 ! lo. 6 • n.
13 ; 17, 24; 20, 13, Ac, 10, 9, TO ; 13, IT ; 21, 6, Ro, 11,
23, I Co, 9, 23 ; 10, 6 ; 13, ii, He. 12, 25 it is [ekeinos pi,
1437] these.

108

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Mt.' IT. 7, Lu. 8. 14, IS ; 13, 4, Jo, 6, g ; 10, 25 ; 18,
21, Ac, 13. 14 ; 24, IS, Bo, 8, 14 ; g, 6, I Co, 16, 17, Ga,
6, 12 [houtoa pi. 3390] these,
in Mt, 23, 3, Ac, 5, 6 ; 17, it ; 23, 14, Be, i, 7 [hostis
pi. 3338] they that,
in Ac, 27, 27 [hautou pi. 784] they themselves,
in Re, 2, 9 ; 3, 9 [heautou pi. 1330] of themselves.
THICK. (See Gather).
THIEF, in Mt. 6, ig, 20 ; 24, 43, Lu, 12, 33, 39, Jo, 10,
I, 8, TO ; 12, 6, I Co, 6, TO, I Th, 3, 2, 4, I Pe, 4, 13, 2 Pe,
3, 10, Re, 3, 3 ; 16, 15 [ideptes 2619] stealer, thief,
iu Mt, 21, 13; 26, 55; 27, 38, 44, Mr, IT, 17; 14, 48;
13, 27, Lu, TO, 30, 36 ; TQ, 46 ; 22, 52 [lestes 2808] robber,
THIGH, in Be, 19, 6 [meros 3017] thigh,
THINE (own, be.,, own), in Mt, 3, 23, 33, 43 ; 6, 4, 13,
17, 22, 23 ; 7, 4 i, 5 ; g, 6 ; 12, 13 ; t8, g ; 12, 44, Mr, 2,11;
3, s ; 12, 36, Lu, 6, 42 th ; 7, 44^; 8, 39 ; 11, 34 ; 12, 58 ;
13, 12 ; ig, 22, 42, 43 ; 20, 43, Jo, 2, 17 ; 8, to ; 9, 10,
17, 26 ; 17, IT, Ac, 2, 27 ; 4, 30 ; 5, 3, 4 ; 8, 22 ; to, 4, 31 ;
13- 35. Bo, 10, 6, 9 ; II. 3 ; 12, 20, I Ti, 3, 23, He, i, 10,
13, Be, 3, 18 [su gen. 4309] of thee, thy,
in Mt, 7, 3 ; 20, 14 ; 25, 25, Lu, 3, 33 ; 15, 31 ; 22, 42,
Jo, 17, 6, g, 10 ; 18, 35, Ac, 3, 4 [SOS 42ig] thy, thine
own, in Ac, s, 4 [meno soi 2944] to remain to thee,
(See Own),
THING (these things), is often a translation of the
neut, of ho, and is sometimes a mere appendage to
adjectives, but in Mt, i, 20; 4, g; 6. 32 t, 33; 9, 18;
IT, 25 ; 13, 34, 51, 36 ; 13, 20 ; ig, 20 ; 21, 23, 24, 27 ; 23,
36 ; 24, 2, 3, 33, 34, Mr, 2, 8 ; 6, 2 ; 7. 23 ; 11, 28 1, 29,
33; 13- 4*. 2g, 30; 16, 17, Lu, I, 20; 2, ig; 4, 28; 5, 27;
7, g, 18 ; 8, 8 ; 10, i, 21 ; it, 27, 53 ; 12, 30 1, 31 ; 13, 17 ;
14, 6, 15, 21 ; 15. 26 ; t6, 14 ; 18, 22, 34 ; ig, 1 1 ; 20, 2, 8 ;
21, 6, 7 t, 9, 28, 31, 36 ; 23, 31, 49 ; 24, g, TO, 14, 21, 26,
48, Jo, I, 28; 2, t6, t8; 3, 9, TO, .22; 3, t6, 34; 6, I, 59;
7. I, 4, 32; 8, 26, 28; TT, it; 12, T6ih, 36, 41 ; 13, 17;
14, 25 ; 15, II, 17, 21 ; 16, I, 3, 4 1, 6, 25, 33 J 17, 13 ; ig, 24,
36; 20, 18; 21, 1, 24*, Ac, I, 9; s, s, II, 32 ; 7, 1,30, 34; II,
18 ; 12, 17 ; 14, IS ; 13, 17 ; 17, 8, 11, 20 ; 18, i ; ig, 21,
36 ; 21, 12 ; 23, 22 ; 24, 8, 9, 22 ; 25, 9 ; 26, 26 1, Bo, 8, 31,
37 ; 14, 18, I Co 4, 6, 14; 9, B,i5t; to, 6, 11, 2 Co, 2, 16;
13, 10, Ep, 5, 6, Ph. 4, 8, 9, CoL 3, 14 ; 2 Ti, 2, 3, 1 Ti, 3, 14 ;
4, 6, IT, IS ; 5, 7, 21 ; 6, 2, II, 2 'Ti, i, 12 ; 2. 14, Tit, 2, 13 ;
3, 8 1, He, 7, 13 ; 9, 6, Ja, 3, lo, 2 Pe, i, 8, g, 10, 12, 13 ; 3.
IT, 16, 1 Jo. I. 4 ; 2. I, 26 ; 5, 13, Ju, 10, Be, 7, i ; 18. i,
15; 19, I ; 22, 8 t, 16, 18, 20 it is [houtos pi. neut. 3390]
this thing, these things,
fn Mt, t8, ig, Lu, i. i, Ac, 5, 4, He, 6. 18 ; la i ; 11.
I [pragma 3828] deed, matter, affair. [word.
in Mt. 21. 24, Lu. I. 4 ; 20. 3, Ac. 3. 24 [logos 2832]
in Lu. 2. IS, ig, Ac. 3. 32 [rema 4082] saying.
in I Pe. I. 12 [auta 788] these.
(See also All, any, appear, base, befall, behind, belong,
better, boast, carnal, certain, charge, come, concern,
conceming, contained, convenient, corruptible, creep
ing, deadly, deep, earthly, edify, every, evil, excellent,
fearful, few, foolish, formed, give, given, good, great,
greater, gi'een, happen, have, heavenly, liidden, high,
holy, honest, hoped, idle, incredible, invisible, least,
life, like, made, make, many, marvellous, mean,
measure, necessary, needful, neither, new, no, none,
offend, old, one, other, ought, pertain, pertaining,
please, pleasing, possess, present, ready, remain, same,
say, sea, selfsame, shaken, small, some, spiritual,
spoken, strange, strangled^ such, that, these, this,
those, unholy, unlawful, vam, very, weak, what, what
soever, which, wonderful, worse, your).
THINK (good, of, on, thereon), in Mt. 3. 9 ; 6. 7 ; 17.
25 ; 18. 12 ; 21. 28 ; 22. 17, 42 ; 24. 44 ; 26. 53, 66, Lu. 10.
36; 12. 40; 13. 4; 19. II, Jo. 5. 39, 43 ; 11. 13, 56; 13.
29 ; 16. 2,. Ac. 12. 9 ; 26. 9, I Co. 4. 9 ; 7. 40 ; 8. 2 ; 10,
12 ; 12, 23 ; 14, 37, 2 Co, II, t6 ; 12, 19, Ga, 6, 3, Ph, 3,
4, Ja, 4, 5 [dokeo 1260] to think,
in I Th, 3, I [eu-dokeO 1998] to think well,
in Bo, 2, 3, I Co, 13, 3, II, 2 Co, 3, 5 ; 10, 2 1, 7, 11 ;
12, 16, Ph, 4, 8 [logizomai 2826] to reckon,
in Lu, 12, 17 [dia-logizomai 1145] to reckon thoroughly,
in Ac, 28, 22, Bo, 12, 3, I Co, 4. 6, Ph, i, 7 [phroneo
4917] to set the mind, be mindful,
in Mt, 5, 17; TO, 34, Ac, 8, 20; 17. 29, i Co. 7. 36
[nomizo 3143] to suppose.
in Ac. 26. 2, 2 Co. 9. 5, Ph. ^. 6, 2 Pe. i. 13 [hegeomai
S117] to count.

in Mt. I. 20 ; 9, 4, Ac, 10, 19 [en-thumeomal ifi481 to
have the mind in or on,
iu Lu, 7, 7, Ac, 15. 38, He, 10, 29 [azioa 482] to reckon
worthy. in Mr. 14. 72 [epi-ballo 1804] to cast (the mind) upon.
in Mr. 14. 64 [phainomai 4827] to appear, be seen.
in Ac. 13. 25 [hupo-noeo 47g2]to surmise.
in Ac. 26. 8 [krino 2714] to judge.
in Ep. 3. 20 [noeo 3139] to perceive.
in Ja. I. 7 [oiomai 3233] to Imagine.
(See also Highly, strange).
THIRD (day, loft, part, time), in Mt. 16. 21 ; 17. 23 ;
20. 3,- 19; 22. 26; 26. 44; 27. 64, Mr. g. 31 ; 10. 34; 12.
21 ; 14. 41 ; 15. 23, Lu. 9. 22 ; 12. 38 ; 13. 32 ; 18, 33 ; 20.
12, 31 ; 23. 22 ; 24. 7, 21, 46, Jo. 2. I ; 21. 14, 17 1, Ac. 2.
IS ; 10; 40 ; 23, 23 ; 27, 19, 1 Co. 15. 4, 2 Co. 12. 2, 14; 13.
I, Be. 4. 7 ; 6. st; 8. 7, 8, gt, lot, 11, 12 fi ; 9. 13, 18 ;
II. 14 ; 12, 4 ; 14. 9 ; 16, 4 ; 21, ig [tritos 4673] third,
in Ao, 20, 9 [tri-stegon 4671] third covering or roof.
THIBDLY, in i Co. 12. 28 [triton 4673] third (part).
THIBST (to), in Mt. 5. 6, Jo. 4. 13, 14, 13 ; 6. 33; 7.
37; ip. 28, Eo. 12. 20, 1 Co. 4, IT, Be, 7, 16 [dipsao 1261]
to tlurst, be thirsty,
in 2 Co, II, 27 [dipsos 1262] thirst,
THIRSTY (be), in Mt, 25, 33, 37, 42 [dipsao 1261] to
thirst, be thirsty,
THIBTY, in Mt, 13. 23 ; 26. 15 ; 27. 3, 9, Mr. 4. 8, Lu.
3. 23, Jo. 3. 5 ; 6. 19, Ga. 3. 17 [triakonta 4663] thirty.
THIBTYFOLD, m Mt. 13. 8, Mr. 4, 20 [triakonta 4663).
thirty, THIS (beside, man, matter, same, sort, thing, time,
wise, woman), in Mt, 3, 3, 17 ; 7, 12 ; 8, 27 ; 9, 3 ; 11, 10 ;
12. 23, 24 ; 13, 19, 53 ; 14, 2 ; 13, 8 ; 17, 3 ; 21. lo, it, 38 ; 26.
61, 71 ; 27. 37, 47, 34 ; 28. IS, Mr. 2. 7 ; 4. 41 ; 6. 3 ; 7. 6 ;
9. 7 ; 12. 7 ; 14. 6g ; 13. 3g, Lu, i. 29, 36 ; 2. 34 ; 4, 22,
36 ; 3. 21 ; 7- 17. 27, 39, 49 ; 8. 25 ; 9. 35 ; 14, 30 ; 13, 2,
24. 30, 32 ; 17, 18; 18, II, 14 ; 20, 14 ; 22, 56, 59 ; 23, 38,
41. 47. 52, Jo, I, 15, 30, 34; 2, 2o; 4. 29, 42; 6, 14, 42,
50, 52, 58, 60 ; 7. IS, 25, 26, 31, 36, 40, 41, 46, 4g ; 9, 2, 3,
9, 16, 19, 20, 24, 33 ; II, 37*, 47; 12, 34; 21, 21, 23, 24,
Ac. I. 18.; 4. 10, II ; 6. 13, 14 ; 7. 37, 38, 40 ; 8. TO ; g. 21,
22 ; 17. 3, t8 ; 18. 13, 25 ; 19. 26 ; 21. 28 ; 22, 26 ; 26. 31,
32 ; 2S. 4, Bo. 4. 9; 9, g. He, 3, 3; 7, i, 4, Ja, i, 23, 2 Pe,
1. 17, T Jo, 5. 6, 20, 2 Jo. 7, Be. 20. 14 [houtos 3390] this
in Jo. 12. 7, Ac. 3. 12 [autos 788] he, she, it. [(one).
in 2 Pe. I. 5 [auto touto 788] this same or very thing.
in Mt. 24. 21, Mr. 13. 19, Ac. 24. 23, i Co. 16. 12 [uuu
3168] now.
in Mt. 24. 43 [ekeinos 1437] that.
(See also Cause, day, deed, end, fashion, hour, inscrip
tion, life, manner, mind, uamely-, place, present, same,
time). THISTLE, in Mt, 7, 16 [tri-bolos 4665] thistle,
THITHER, in Mt, 2. 22, Mr. 6. 33, Lu. 17. 37 ; 21. 2,
Jo. IT. 8; 18. 2, 3, Ac. 17. 13 [ekei 1455] there, tliither.
(See Come, run).
THITHBRWAUD, in Ro. 15. 24 [ekei 1455] there,
thither. THONG, in Ac. 22. 25 [himas 2282] thong, latchet.
THOBN (of), in Mt. 7. 16; 13. 7, 22; 27. 2g, Mr. 4. 7,
18, Lu. 6. 44 ; 8. 7, 14, Jo. 19. 2, He. 6. 8 [ak-autha 131]
thom. in Mr. 13. 17, Jo. 19. 3 [ak-anthinos 132] thorny.
in 2 Co. 12. 7 [skolops 4197] sharp thom.
THOSE (thmgs), in Mt. 3. i ; 21. 40 ; 22. 7, 10 ; 24.
19, 22 1, 29 ; 23. 7, ig, Mr. 1. 9 ; 2. 20 ; 7. 13 ; 8. 1 ; 12.
7; 13. 17, 19, 24, Lu. 2. 1 ; 4. 2; 5. 35; g. 36; 12, 37, 38;
13, 4; 14, 24 ; ig, 27; 20, I ; 21, 23, Jo, 8, TO, Ac, 2, 18 ;
7. 41 ; Q, 37 ; 16. 3, 35 ; 20, 2, Bo, 6, 21, He, 8. 10 ; 10. 16,
Be. g. 6 [ekeinos jit. 1457] that, those.
in Lu. I. 24, 39 ; 6. 12, Jo. 8. 26, Ac. i. 15 ; 6. i ; 18,
17 ; 21, 15, Ph, 3, 7 ; 4, 9, He, 13, n, Ju, 10 [houtos pi.
3390] this, tliese,
in Mt, 21, 41, Jo, 17, II [autousp2, 788] he, they.
in Ju. 10 [hosa, pi. 3355] as much or as many as.
(See also Behind, believed, concern, please, shaken).
THOU, in Mt. 2. 6; 3. 14; 6. 6, 17; it, 3, 23; 14, 28;
16, 16, 18 ; 26, 23, 39, 63, 64, 69, 73 ; 27, 4, it t, wc. I, II ;
3, II ; 8, 29 ; 14, 36, 61, 67, 68 ; 15, 2 1, Lu, i. 28, 42, 76 ;
3, 22 ; 4. 7, 41 ; 7. 19, 20 ; 9. 60 ; 10, 13, 37 ; 13, 31 ; 16, 7,
23 J ; 17, 8 ; 19, 19, 42 ; 22, 32, 58, 67, 70 ; 23, 3 1, 37, 39,
40 ; 24, 18, Jo, I, 19, 21 1, 23, 42 t, 49 1; 2. 10, 20 ; 3, 2,
10, 26 ; 4, 9, 10, 12, 19 ; 6, 30, 69 ; 7, 52 ; 8, 5, 13, 25, 33,
48, 52, 33 * ; 9- 17. 28, 34 1, 35 ; 10, 24, 33 ; II, 27, 42 ; 12.

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34 ; 13- 6) 7 ; 14- 9 I i7- 5> 8, 21 1, 23 t, 25 ; 18. 17, 25, 33,
34, 37^ ; ig. 9; 20. 15 ; 21. 12, 15, 16, 17 1, 22, Ac. i. 24 ;
4. 24; 7. 28; 9. 5 ; 10. 15, 33; II. 9, 14; 13. 33; 16. 21 ;
21. 38 ; 22. 8, 27 ; 23. 3, 21 ; 25. 10 ; 26. 15, Ro. 2. 3, 17 ;
g. 20; II. 17, 18, 20, 22, 24; -14. 4, xot, 32, I Co. 14. 17 ;
15. 36, Ga. 2. 14 ; 6. I, I Ti. 6. 11, 2 Ti. i. 18 ; 2. r, 3 ; 3.
10, 14 ; 4. 5, 12, Tit. 2. I, Phm. 12, He. i, 5, 10, at, i-z ;
5- 5i ^ I 7' '7> 2i> Ja-. 2. 3 1, 18, ig *, 4. 12, 3 Jo. 3, Re. 2.
15 ; 3. 17 ; 4. XI ; 7. IA [su 4307] thou, thou thyself.
THOUGH (it be but, not circumcised, as), in Lu. 16.
31, Ac. 13. 41, Re. g. 27, i Co. 4. 15 ; 9. 16 ; 13. i, 2 i, 3 1,
z Co. 10. 8 ; 12. 6, Ga. x. 8, Ja. 2. 14 [ean 1329] if.
in Mt. 26. 33, Lu. II. 8 ; 18. 4, 2 Co. 4. 16 ; 5. 16 ; 7.
8th, 12; XI. 6 ; 12. II, 15, Col 2. 5, He. 6. g [ei kai 1377]
even if.
in I Co. 8. 5 [ei per 1377] if indeed.
in Ph. 3. 4, He. 5. 8 ; 7. 5 ; 12. 17, 2 Pe. i. 12 [kai-per
28^8] and indeed.
in Jo. 4. 2, Ac. 17. 27 [kai toi-ge 2350] though mdeed.
in Mt. 26. 35, Jo. 8. 14 ; xo. 38 ; n. 25 [kan 2386] even if.
in Ro. 9. 6, 2 Co. xi. 21, Ph. 3. 12 [hoti 3364] that.
iu Ro. 4. II [di akro-bustias 180] through uncircum-
in 2 Co. 13. 4 [ei 1377] if. [cision.
in Ga. 3. 15 [homos 3285] even as.
THOUGHT (beforehand, take), in Mt. 13. 19, Mr. 7.
21, Lu. 2. 35 ; 5. 22 ; 6. 8 ; 9. 47 ; 24. 38, 1 Co. 3. 20, Ja.
2. 4 [dia-logismos 1146] reasoning, reckoning.
in Ro. 2. 15 [logismos 2830] reasoning.
in Mt- 6. 25, 27, 28, 31 1, 34 ; 10, ig, Lu. 12. 11, 22, 25,
26 [merimnao 2g473 to be anxiously careful.
in Mr. 14. n [pro-niierimnao 3907] to be anxiously
careful beforehand, [thought.
in M,t. g. 4 ; 12. 25, He. 4. 12 [em-thumesis 1649] inner
in Lu. II. 17 [dia-noema 1155] diverse or thorough
thought- in Ac. 8. 22 [epi-noia 1857] full thought.
in 2 Co. 10. s {noema 3140] mind, thought.
THOUSAND (fifty, five, four, seven, ten, three, two,
hundred), ini Pe. 3. 8, Re. n. 3; 12. 6; 14. 20 ; 20. 2,
3» 4) 5> 6, 7 [chilioi 4991] thousand.
in Lu. 14. 31 1, Ac. 4- 4, r. Co. 10. 8, Re. 5. si ; 7. 4, 5,
6, 7, 8 ; II. 13 ; 14. I, 3 ; 21. 16 [chilias 49963 thousand-
in Mr. 5. 13 [dis-chilioi 1256] two thousand.
in Ac. 2. 41 [tris-chilioi 4672] three thousand
in Mt. 15. 38 ; 16. 10, Mr. 8. 9, 20, Ac. 21, 38 [tetrakis-
cliilioi 4601] four thousand.
in Mt. 14. 21 ; 16. 9, Mr. 6. 44 ; 8. xg, Lxl 9. 14, Jo. 6.
10 [pentakis-chilioi 3609] five thousand.
in Ro. II. 4 [heptakis-chilioi 1932] seven thousand.
iu Mt. 18. 24, I Co. 4. 15 ; 14. 19 [murioi 3088] myriad.
in Ac. 21. 20, Ju. 14, Re. g. 16 [murias 3086] myi-iad.
in Ac. ig. IQ [pente muriadas 3611] five myriad.
THREATEN (further), in Ac. 4. 17, i Pe. 2. 23 [ap-
eileo 513] to threaten.
in Ac. 4. 21 [pros-ap-eileomai 3928] to threaten further.
THREATENING, in Ac. 4. 29 ; 9. 1, Ep. 6. 9 [ap-eile
S14] threatening.
THREE (times, the space of... years), in Mt. 12. 40/;
'3* 33 ! IS- 32 J 17. 4 ; 18. 16, 20 ; 26. 61 ; 27. 40, 63, Mr.
8, 2, 31 ; 9. s ; 14. 58 ; 15. 29, Lu. x. 56 ; z. 46 ; 4. 25 ;
9- 33 I 10. 36 ; XI. s ; 12. 52 ; 13. 7, 21, Jo. 2. 6, 19, 20 ;
21. II, Ac. 5. 7 ; 7. 20 ; 9. 9 ; 10. 19 ; n. n ; 17. 2 ; 19.
8; 20. 3; 25. i'; 28. 7, II, X2, 17, X Co. 10. 8; 13. 13 ; 14.
27, 29, 2 Co. 13. I, Ga. I. 18, I Ti. 5. xg. He. 10. 28, Ja.
5. 17, I Jo. 5. 7 i, 8 t, Re. 6. 6 ; 8. 13 ; 9. 18 ; 11. 9, xx ;
16. 13, 19 ; 21. i3/[treis 4658] three.
in Ac. II. 10 [tris 4670] thrice.
in Ac. 20. 31 [tri-etia 4667] three years.
(See also Hundred, months, taverns, thousand).
THREESCORE (and fifteen, and sixteen, and ten), in
Lu. 24. 13, I Ti. 5. 9, Re. II. 3 ; 12. 6 ; 13. 18 [hexekonta
1726] sixty. [seventy.
ih Ac. 7, 14 ; 23. 23 ; 27. 37 [hebdomekonta 1332]
THRESH, in i Co. 9. 10 [aloao 222] to grind, tread out,
thresh. THRICE, in Mt. 26. 34, 75, Mr. 14. 30, 72, Lu. 22. 34,
61, Jo. 13. 38, Ac. 10. 16, 2 Co. II. 25 t; 12. 8 [tris 4670]
thrice. [throat.
THROAT (take by the), in Ro. 3. 13 [larugx 2781]
in Mt. 18. 28 [pnigo 3761] to choke, take by the throat.
THRONE, in Mt. 3. 34 ; 19. 28 1 ; 23. 22 ; 25. 31, Lu. i.
32 ; 22. 30, Ac. 2. 30 ; 7. 49, Col. I. 16, He. i. 8 ; 4. 16 ;
8. I ; 12. 2, Re. i. 4 ; 3. 21 i ; 4. 2i, 3, 4, 5 i, 6 th, g, xot;
5- h 6- 7, II, X3 ; 6. 16 ; 7. g, 10, 11 1, 15 1, X7 ; 8. 3 ; 12.

5; 14. 3 ; 16. 17; ig. 4, 5; 20. 4, 11; 21. s; 22. 1, 3
[thrones 2229] throne.
iu Ac. X2. 21 [bema 884] high place, tribunal.
THRONG (to), in Mr. 5. 24, 31 [sun-thlibo 4463] to press
in Mr. 3. g [thlibo 2212] to press. [together.
in Lu. 8. 42 [sum-pnigo 4387] to choke together.
in Lu. 8. 45 [sun-echo 4457] to hold together.
THROUGH, in Mt. 12. i, 43 ; 19. 24, Mr. 2. 23 ; g. 30 ;
10. 25; II. 16, Lu. 4. 30; 5. ig ; 6. I ; 11. 24; 17. i, n ;
18. 25, Jo. I. 7 ; 3. 17 ; 4. 4 ; 8. 5g ; 17. 20, Ac. i, 2 ; 8.
x8; 10. 43; 13. 38; 14. 22; 15. II ; 18. 27 ; 20. 3 ; 21. 4,
Ro. I. 8 ; 2. 23 ; 3. 24, 25, 30, 31 ; 4. 13 £ ; 5. i, 9, 11, 21 ;
7. 25 ; "8. 3, 37 ; II. 36 ; 12. 3 ; 15. 4 ; 16. 27, i Co. i. i ;
4. 15 ; 10. I ; 13. 12 ; 15. 57, 2 Co. 3. 4 ; 4. 15 ; 9. 1 1 ; 11.
33, Ga. 2. 19 ; 3. 14 ; 4. 7, Ep. i. 7 ; 2. 8, 18 ; 4. 6, Ph. i.
19 t 3- 9. Col. I. 14, 20, 22 ; 2. 8, 12, 2 Ti. i. 10 ; 3. 15, Tit.
3. 6, Phm. 22, He. 2. 10, 14 ; 6. 12 ; 9. 14 ; 10. 10, zo; n.
33i 39 ; 13- 21, I Pe. I, 5, 22 ; 4. 11, 2 Pe. i. 3, i Jo. 4. 9
[dia gen. 1107] through.
in Lu. I. 78, Jo. 15, 3, Ro. 2. 24, Ga. 4. 13, Ep. 4. 18
[dia ace. 1107] because of.
in Mt. 9, 34, Lu. 10. 17 ; 11. 15, 18, Jo. 17. n, 17, 19 ;
20. 31, Ac. 4. 2, Ro. I. 24 ; 3. 7, 25 ; 6. n, 23 ; 15. 13, 17,
19, 2 Co. II. 3, Ga. 3. 14; 5. 10, Ep. 2. 7, 22, Ph. 4. 7, 13,
2 Th. 2. 13, 16, Tit. I. 3, He. 13. 20, i Pe. i. 2, 6, 2 Pe. i.
1, 2, 4 ; 2. 3, 18, 20, Re. 8. 13 [en 1604] in, by.
in Lu. g. 6 ; 13. 22, Ac. 3. 17, Ph. 2. 3 [kata ace. 2398]
over against, by, in.
in Lu. 4. 14 [kata gen. 2398] down through.
in 2 Co. 13. 4, Ga. 3. 8, Re. 18. 3 [ek 1427] out of,
in Ac. 3. 16, I Co. 8. II [epi dat. 1802] upon.
in Mr. 7. 31 [ana 274] up.
(See also Break, carry, go, midst, pass, pierce, run,
thrust, walk). [thing, in all things.
THROUGHLY, in 2 Co. it. 6 [en panti 3569] in evei-y
{See also Eurnish, purge).
THROUGHOUT (every), in Mt. 4. 24, Mr. ±. 28, 39;
14. 9, Ac. 26. 20, Ep. 3. 21 [eis 1409! into, to.
in Lu. 8. I, 30, Ac. 8. i ; 24. 5 [kata ace. 2398] over
against, down through.
in Lu. 23. 5, Ac 9, 31, 42; 10. 37 [kata gen. 2398] id.
in Lu. L. 65 ; 7. 17, Ro, 1. 8 ; 9. 17 [en 1604] in.
in Ac. 9. 32 ; 13. 4g, 2 Co, 8. i8[dia gen. 1107] tlirough.
in Lu. 4, 25, Ac. II. 28 [epi ace. 1802] upon,
in Jo. ig- 23 [di holou 3257] throughout.
(See also Go, pass).
THROW (down), in Mr. 12. 42, Ac. 22. 23, Be. iS. 21
[ballo 842] to cast. [to be loosed down.
in Mt. 24. 2, Mr^ 13. z, Lu. 21. 6 [kata-luomai 2455]
in Lu. 4. 35 [ripto 4091] to throw,
THRUST (away, down, from, in, out, out of, through),
in Jo. 20. 25, 27, Ac. 16. 24, Re. 14. 16, 19 [ballo 842]
to cast. [out.
in Lu. 4. 29 ; 13. 28, Ac. 16. 37 [ek-ballo 1436] to cast
in Lu. 5. 3 [ep-an-ago 1769] to lead up on. [down.
in Lu, 10. 15 [kata-bibazomai 2404] to cause to go
in Ac. 7. 27, 39 [ap-6theomai 642] to thrust away
in Ac. 27. 39 [ex-6theo 1749] to thrust out.
in He. 12. 20 [kata-toxeuomai 2508] to be shut down.
in Re. 14, 15, 18 [pempo 3601] to send forth.
THUNDER, in Mr. 3. 17, Re. 6. i ; 10. 3, 4 ; 14. 2 ;
16. 18 [bronte 938] thunder.
THUNDER (to), in Jo. 12. 29 [bronte 938] thunder.
THUNDERING, in Re. 4. 5 ; i9.6[bronte938]thuuder.
THUS (for, even), in Mt. 2. 5 ; 3. 15 ; 26. 54, Mr. 2. 7,
Lu. I. 25 ; 2. 48 ; 19. 31 ; 24. 46 1, Jo. 4. 6 ; n. 48, Ro. 9,
20, I Co. 14. 25, He. 6. 9 ; g. 6, Re. 9. 17 ; iS. 21 [houto
33pi] thus, so.
in Lu. g. 34 ; 11. 45 ; 18. 11 ; ig. 28 ; 23. 46 ; 24. 36, 40,
Jo. g. 6 ; II. 43 ; 13. 21 ; 18. 22 ; 20. 14, Ac. 19. 41 ; 20.
36 ; 26. 24, 30 ; 27. 35, 2 Co. I, 17 ; 5. 14, Ph. 3. 15, Re.
r6. 5 [houtos pi. 3390] this, these things.
in Lu. 22. 51 [heos toutou 2084] unto this, thus far.
in Lu. 17. 30 [kata tauta 2398] according to these
things. .
in Ac. 21. II [ta-de 507^] these things.
THY (friends, goods), in Mt. i. 20 ; 4. 6, 7, 10 ; 5. 23 1,
24 th, zg th, 30 th, 36, 39, 40, 43 ; 6. 3 i, 4, 6f, 9, 10 1, 17,
i8 1, 22, 23 ; 7- 3, 4, s ; 9- 2, 6, 14, 18, 22 ; 11. 10 1, 26 ; 12.
2, 37 1, 47 1; 15. 2, 4, 28 ; 17. 16 ; 18. Bt, 15 i, 33 ; 19. zgt;
20. zit; 21. 5 ; 22. 37/, 39, 44 ; 23. 37 ; 25. 21, 23, 25 ;
26. 42, 52, 73, Mr. I. 2 i, 44 ; 2. 5, 9, 11 ; 3. 32 £ ; 5. 34 1, 35 ;
6- 18 ; 7. 5, 10, 29 ; 9. 18, 38, 43, 45 ; 10. ig, 37 1, 52 ; 12,
30 Jive, 31, 36 ; 14. 17, Lu. i. 13 1, 36, 38, 42, 44, 61 ; 2.

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

29 £, 30) 32, 35, 48; 4. 8, II, 13, 23; 5, 5, 14, 20, 23, 24;
6. 10, 29, 41, 42 t ; 7. 27 t, 48, 50 ; 8. 20 t, 48, 49 ; 9. 40,
41, 49 ; 10. 17, 21, 27 SIX ; II. 2 th, 34 t, 36 ; .12. 20 ; 13,
26, 34 ; 14. 12 th ; 15. 19 t, 21 t, 27 t, 29, 30 t, 32 ; x6. 2,
6, 7, 25 ; 17. 3, 19 ; 18. zot, 42 ; 19. 5, 16, 18, 20, 39, 42 t,
44 £ ; 22. 32 f ; 23. 42, 46, Jo. 4. 16, 18, 50, 51, 53 ; 5. 8,
II, 12 ; 7. 3 ; 8. 13, 19 ; 11. 23 ; 12. 15, 28 ; 13. 37, 38 ;
17. X t, 6 t, 12, 14, 17, 26 ; 18. II ; 19. 26, 27 ; 20. 27 t ;
21. 18, Ac. 2, 28, 3st; 3. 25 ; 4. 25, 27, 28 t, 29 t, 30 ; 5.
9 ; 7. 3 i, 32, 33 ; 8. 20, 21, 22 ; 9. 13, 14 ; 10. 4, 31 ; 11.
14; 12. Bt; 14. 10; 16. 31 ; 22. 16, 18, 20; 23. 5; 26. 16,
Ro. 2. 5, 25 ; 3. '4 ; 4, 18 ; 8. 36 ; 10. 8 t, q; 11. 3 ; 13. 9 ;
14. 10 t, 15 t, 21 ; 15, 9, I Co, 15. 55 t, Ga. 3. j6 ; 5. 14,
Ep. 6. 2, I Ti, 4. 12, 15 ; s- 23, 2 Ti. i. 4* 5 ^; 4- 5> 22,
Phm. 2, 5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 21, He. 1. 8 t, g t, 12 ; 2. 7, 12 ;
10. 7, 9, Ja. 2. 8, 18 £ ; 2 Jo. 4, 13, 3 Jo. 2, 6, Re. 2. 2 fA,
4» 5> 9i 13) ^9 ^^ ! 3* ^j 2, 8, g, 11, 15, 18 ; 4. 11 ; 5. 9 ; 10.
gt; II. 17, 18 th ; 14. 15, 18 ; 15. 3 i, 4 ^; 16. 17 ; 18. 10,
14, 23 * ; 19. lot; 22. gt [su gen. 4309] of thee, thy.
iu Mt. 7. 22 t ; 13. 27 ; 24. 3, Mr. 2. 18, Lu. 6. 30, Jo.
4. 42 ; 17. 17, Ac. 24. 2, 4, I Co. 8. XX ; 14. 16, Phm. 14
[sos 4219] thine own.
in Ac. 9. 34 [seautou 4134] thyself.
THYIJNE, in Re, 18, 12 [thuinos 2233] thyine.
THYSELF (thou), in Mt. 4. 6 ; 8, 4 ; 19. ig ; az. 39 ;
27. 40, Mr. I. 44 ; 12. 31 ; 15. 30, Lu. 4. 9, 23 ; 5. 14 ; 10.
27 ; 23, 37, 39, Jo, I. 22 ; 7. 4 ; 8. 13, 53 ; 10. 33 ; 14. 22 ;
21. 18, Ac. 16. 28 ; 26. I, Ro. 2, I, 5, 19, 21 ; 14. 22, Ga,
6. I, I Ti. 4. 7, z6t; 5. 22, a Ti. 2. 15, Tit. 2. 7, Ja. 2, 8
[seautou and sautou 4134I thyself.
in Jo. 18. 34, Ho. 13. 9, Ga. 5. 14 [heautou 1330] one
self, thyself.
TIDINGS (come, bring glad, declare glad, shew glad,
bring good) in Lu. i. ig_; 2. jo ; 8. i, Ac. 13. 32, Ro, 10.
15, 1 Th, 3.6 [eu-aggelizoi98g] to announce good tidings.
in Ac. II. 22 [logos 2833] word.
in Ac, 21. 31 [phasis 4840] report, rumour.
TIED (be), in Mt. 21. 2, Mr. 11. 2, 4, Lu. 19. 30 [deomai
1096] to be bound.
TILING, inLu, 5. 19 [keramos^Z. 2577] tiles,
TILL, in Mt. i. 25 ; 2, 9 ; 13, 33 ; 18. 21, 30, 34, Lu. i.
80 ; 12. 50, sg ; 13. 8, 21 ; 15. 8 ; 17. 8 ; 19. 13, Jo. 13.
38 ; 21. 22, 23, Ac. 8. 40 ; 21. 5 ; 23. 12, ax | 25- 21 ; 28.
23, I Ti. 4, 13, He, ID. 13 [heos 2084] till,,
in Mt. 5, zBt, 26 ; 10. n, 23 ; 12. 20 ; 16. 28 ; 22.44 ; ^3-
39 ; 24. 34, Mr. 6. 10 ; g. i; 12. 36, Lu. 9. 27 ; 20, 43 ; 21.
32 [heos an 2084] till that
in Ac. 7. 18 ; 20. 11, Ga. 3. 19, Re. 7. 3 ; 15. 8 ; 20. 3
[achri and achris 831] until. [until that
in 1 Co. II. 26; 15. 25, Re. 2. 15 [achris hou an 831]
in Mr. 13, 30, Ep. 4. 13 [mechri 29g6] till.
in Mr, 9. 9 [ei me hotan 3362] if not or except when.
in Ph. I. 10 [eis 1409] in regard to,
TIME (at any, at that, at this, by this, day, due, from
this, from that, high, in the.. .of, in.. .past, of a long,
this, to this, unto this), in Mt. 8, ,29 ; 11. 25 ; 12. i ; 13,
30 ; 14. I ; 16. 3 ; 21. 34 ; 26. 18, Mr. i, 15 ; 10, 30 ; 11.
13 ) 13' 33» L^- 8. 13, 27 ; 12. 56 ; 18. 30 ; ig. 44 ; 20, g ;
21. 8, 24, Jo, 7, 6 1, 8, Ac. I. 21 ; 3. ig ; 7. 20 ; 8. 11 ; 12,
i ; 14. 3; 17. 26; 18. 23 ; ig. 23, Ro. 3. 26; 8. 18; 9-9;
II, 5 ; 13. II, I Co. 4, 5 , 7. 5, 29, 2 Co. 6. zt; 8. 14, Ga,
4, 10, Ep. I. 10 ; 2, 12 ; 5. 16, Col. 4. 5, i Th. 2. 17, 2 Th.
2. 6, I Ti. 2. 6 ; 4. I ; 6. 15 ; 2 Ti, 3. I ; 4. 3, 6, Tit. i. 3.
He, 9. 9, 10, I Pe. T. 5, II ; 4, 17; 5, 6, Re. i. 3; ix. x8;
12. 12, 14 th ; 22. 10 [kairos 2349] season.
in Ro. 5, 6 [kata kairon 2349] in due season.
in Mt, 2, 7, 16 ; 25. 19, Lu. i. 57 ; 4, 5 ; 8, 27 ; 20, 9,
Jo. 5. 6; 14, 9, Ac. I. 6, 7, 21 ; 3. 21 ; 7. 17 ; 8. xx ; 13.
18 ; 14. 3, 28 ; 17. 30 ; 18. 20, 25 ; 27, 9, Ga. 4. 4, i Th. 5.
I, He. 4. 7 ; 5, 12 ; n. 32, i Pe. i. 17, 20 ; 4. ?, 3, Ju- 18,
Re. 10. 6 [chronos 5027] time.
in Mt. 14. 15 ; 18. i, Mr. 6. 35, Lu. i. 10 ; 14. 17 ; Jo.
16. 2, 4, 25, Ro. 13. II, I Jo. 2. 18, Re. 14. 15 [hora 5086]
hour. in Lu. 9. 51 ; 21. 37 ; 23. 7, Ac, 8. 1 [hemera 2131] day.
in Ro. II. 30, I Co, 9. 7, Ga. i. 13, 23, Ep. 2. 2, 3, 11,
I Th. 2. 5, Phm, II, He, x. 5, 13 ; 2. i, i Pe. 2. 10 ; 3. 5,
2 Pe. I, 21 [pote 3819] when, at any time,
in Mt. 4. 17 ; 16. 21; 26. 16, Lu. 16, 16 [tote 4645] then.
in Ac. 14. 16 ; 15. 21 [genea 972] generation, [time.
in Jo. I. 18 ; s. 37, i Jo. 4. 12 [po-pote 4058] at any
in 2 Pe. 2. 3 [ek-palai 1400] of old.
in Jo. II. 3g [ede 2119] already,
{See also About, any, appointed, born, convenient,

endure, five, life, little, long, need, neither, old, past,
second, seven, seventy, sincOj some, spend, sundry,
third, thousand, three, until). [howl, clang.
TINKLING, in i Co. 13. i [alalazo igo] to yell,
TIP, in Lu. II. 24 [akron 183] extreme point.
TITHE (give, pay, receive, take), in Mt. 23. 23, Lu.
18, 12, He, 7. 5 [apo-dekatoo 556] to tithe off, give or
take a tenth. [tenth.
in He. 7. 6, 9 [dekato5 1070] to tithe, give or take a
in He. 7. 8, 9 [dekate xo68] a tithe, [off.
TITHE (to), in Lu. 11. 42 [apo-dekatoo 550] to tithe
TITLE, m Jo. xg. xg, 20 [titlos 4638] title.
TITTLE, in Mt. 5. 18, Lu. x6. 17 [keraia 2573] tittle,
little hom.
TO (often represents the mere infinitive of the verb
and tne dative case ofthe noim), but in Mt. 2. 1, 8 ; 7.
13 ; 8. 28, 34 ; g, 7, x3 ; 10. 17, 21, 22 ; 14. 19 ; 16. 5 ; 17.
24, 27 ; 20. 17, 18, 19 ; 21. I ; 22. 3, 5 t, g ; 23. 34 ; 24. 9 ;
25. I, 6, 10 ; 26. 2, 8 ; 27. 7, 31, Mr, 2, 17 ; 5. xg, 38 ; 6.
4i» 45 ; 7- 30. 34 ; 8. 3, 22, 26 ; g. 33 ; xo. 32, 33, 46 ; 11.
1, 15, 27 ; 13. 9, 12, 14 ; 14, 8, 32, 55, Lu. X. 23 1, so, 56 ;
2, 22, 39, 41, 42, 45, SI ; 4. g, 16, 31 ; 5. 17, 35, 32 ; 7, xo ;
8, 3g ; 9. 16, 51, 53, 56 ; 10. 7, 30, 34; 14. 8, 31 ; 15. 17 ;
16. 27 ; 17. II ; 18. 14, 31 ; 19. 28, 29 ; 21. 12, 21 ; 22.
33. 39 ; 24- S, 13. 20, 33, 50, 52, Jo. 2, 2, 12, 13 ; 3. 13 ; 4,
5 ;is- X ; 6. 24 ; 8. 26 ; 9. 11 ; 11. 38, 55, 56 ; 12. i, 12 t,
13 ; 16. 32 ; 17. X ; 18. 37; 20. 3, 4, 8 ; 21. g, Ac. i. 25 ; 4.
30 ; 5. 21, 36 ; 6, 12 ; 8. 3, 5, 25, 27, 40 ; g, 2, 26, 30 t ; 10.
5, 8, 32 ; II, 2, XI, 13, 20, 25 ; 12. ig ; 13. 4, 13 1, 14, 22,
31, 34, 46, 47, 48 ; 14. 20, 21, 24, 26 ; 15. 2, 4, 22, 30, 38 ;
16. I, S, II t, 12, 16 ; 17. X, 5, 20 ; x8. 1, 19, 22,24 > 19* 1 ^)
21,27; 20. 6, 14, 15, 17; 21, 4, 7, 12, 15, 17; 22. 5, 17;
23. 31, 32, 33 J 24. 17 ; 25, I, 3, 6, 9, 20; 26. 12, 14, 18;
27. 5, 12; 28. 6, 13 t, 15, 16, Ro. I- 17, 24, 28; 2.. 4; 3.
25 ; 5. x6, 18 ; 6. 16 ; 7. 4, 5, 10 ; 8, 15 ; g. 22, 31 ; n. 36 ;
12. 3, 10; 13. 4, 14; 14. X, g; 15. 7, 8, 16, 18; 16. 26,
I Co. 4. 6 ; 8. 10 ; 10. 31 ; n. 22, 23, 33; 14. 8; 16. 15,
2 Co. 2. gt, i2t; 3, 13, 18 ; 4, 15 ; 7. 3, 9, 10 ; 8, 4, 24 ; g.
I, 8, II ; 10. 5 ; 12. I ; 13. 3, 10 t, Ga. i. 17, 18 ; 2. i, 8,
II ; 4. 24 ; 6. 8 t, Ep. i. 5, 6, 12, 19 ; 3. 2 ; 4. ig, 32, Ph.
I. 19, 23 ; 2. II ; 4, 17, Col. 1.. 4> 12 ; 2. 2; 3. 9, 15, x Th.
2. 16 i ; 3. 2, 5 ; 4. g, 17 ; 5. 9, 15, 2 111. 2. 13, 14 ; 3, g,
I Ti. I. 16 ; 4. 3 ; 5. 24 ; 6. 17, 2 Ti. s. 14, 20 f, 25 ; 3. 7 ;
4, 10, 12, Tit. 3. 12, He. 1. 14 ; 2. 17 ; 4. 16 ; 6. 8 ; 7. 25 £ ;
8. 3 ; 9. X4, 26, 28 ; IO* 19, 24, 39 ; 11. 7, 11 ; 13. 21, Ja,
I. 19 t ; 4. gt, I Pe. i. 4 ; 4, 4, 9, xo, 2 Pe. 2, 12, 22 ; 3.
gt, 3 Jo. 5 t, Ju. 4, Re. 9. 9 ; 10. 5 ; 11. 6, 12; 12. 4 ; 13,
3; 16. 14 ; 20. 8 it is [eis 1409] toward, to, into.
in Mt, 2. 12 ; 3. 5, 14 ; 5. 28 ; 6. i ; 7. 15 ; xo. 6, 13 ;
13. 30; 14. 29 ; 17. 14 ; 21. 34; 25. 9 ; 26. 18, 45, 57 ; 27.
4, 14, Mr, X, 40, 45 ; 3. 7 ; 4. 41 ; 5. 15, 19 ; 9. 14 ; 10. 7,
50 ; II. 7, 27 ; 12. 2 ; 13, 22 ; 14. 53, Lu. i. 27, 43, 55, 73 ;
2. 15 ; 6. 47 ; 7. 4, 6, 19, 44, 50 ; 8. 4, 19, 25, 35 ; 9. 14,
23 ; II. 6 ; 12. 41, 58 ; 14, 6, 7, 26 ; 15. 18, 20, 22 ; 16.
26 t ; ig. 35 ; 20, 9, 10 ; 2x. 38 ; 22. 45 ; 23. 4, 7, 15 ; 24.
17, 32, Jo. I. 42, 47 ; 3. 2, 20, 21, 26 ; 4. 33, 35 ; 5. 40, 45 ;
6- 17. 35. 37*. 44» 68; 7. 45, 50; 8. 31 ; 9. X3 ; ix. xg, 45,
46; 13- 3, 6; 14. x8 ; 16. 5, 10, 16, 17, 28 ; 17, 11, 13; 18.
13 ; ig, 39 ; 20. zt, 17 1; 21. 22, 23, Ac. 2, 7, 12 ; 4. 23,
24 ; 8. 24 ; g. 2, 10, 27, 32, 40 ; xo, 3, 13, 21, 33 ; n. 3, 30 ;
12, 20 ; 14. XI ; 16. 36 ; 17. 15 ; 20. x8 ; 33, i8» 22., 30 ; 25.
16, 21 ; 26. 9 ; 27. J2 ; 28. 8, 23, Ro. 3, 26 ; 8. 31 ; 10. i,
21 ; 15. 2^ 22, 24, 30, I Co. 2, I ; 4. 18, xg ; 6, s ; 12. 7 ;
13, 12 ; 14. 12 ; 15. 34, 2 Co, 1. 12 ; 2, x ; 3. x, 4, 16 ; 4.
2, 6 ; 5. xo, 12 ; 7. 3 ; 8, xg ; xo. 4 ; xx, 8 ; 12. X4 ; 13, i,
7, Ga, I. 17, Ep. 4, 29, Ph. I. 26 ; 2. 25, Col. 2. 23, i Th.
I. 8, 9, Tit. 3. I, He. I, 13 ; 2. 17 ; 5. i, 14 ; 6, 11 ; g. 13,
Ja. 4. 5, I Pe, 2. 4 ; 3. X5 ; 4. 12, 2 Jo. 12, 3 Jo. 14, Re.
3. 20 [pros ace. 3917] toward, unto.
in Mt. 26. 16 ; 27. 26, 32, Mr. 4. 21 f ; 6. 41 ; 7. 32 ; 8,
6,22; 9. 22; II. 28; 12 13; 13. 34; 14. xo ; 15. 15, 20,
21, Lu. 6, 34 ; g. 40 ; ig. 4, Jo. x. 7, 8, xg, 27 ; 3. 17 ; 4.
8, 34; 5- 7* 36 ; 6. 15, 38 ; 7' 32 ; 8, 56, 59 ; 9. 22 ; xo. 31 ;
IX. 19, 3T. 53> 55; ^2. 20, 47 £ ; 13. 2 ; 17. 4 ; 19. 16, Ac.
16. 30, 36 ; 27. 42, I Co. I. 27 t, 28 ; g. 25; 13. 3 ; 16. 12 1,
3 Co» 12. 7, Ga. 4. 5, Ph. 3, 20, 2 Th, 3. 9, i Jo. x. 9; 3-
5, 3 Jo. 4, Re, c. 21 ; 3, 9 ; 6. 2 ; 8, 6 ; 13. X2, 16 ; 21. 15,
33 [hina 2287] in order or so that.
in Mt. 3. 7, 13 ; 5. 23 ; 13. 48 ; 2x. xg, Mr. n. 13, I«*
t. 16, 17 ; 5. XI ; 8. 87 ; 9. 62 ; xo, 6 ; 12. 25, 58 ; 17. 4',
19. 5 ; 22. 44, 52 ; 23, 33, 48; 24. 24, Jo. 19. 33, Ac. 8. 32 ;
9. 4, 35 ; 12. 12 ; 15. ig ; 17. X4 l xS, X2 ; 20. 13 ; 26. zo ;
27. 43, 44,.Ga. 4. g, Ja. 2. 3, 2 Pe. 2. 22, Re. 21. xo ; 22. 14
[epi ace. 1802] upon, for.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT.

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inMt. 28. 14, Jo. 21. II, Ac. 10. II [epi gen. 1802] upon.
in 2 Ti. 2. 14 [epi dat.] upon, in.
inLu. I. 17, tfo. 13. 35, Ac. 12. n ; 24. 11, i Co. 7. 15,
2 Co. 4. 3 ; 8, 7, Col. I. 23, X Ti. 4, 15, I Th. 4. 15, 2 Pe.
X. 5, 6 i, 7 t, I Jo, 4. 16 [en 1604] in, iuto.
in Mt. I. 17; II. 23; 24. 21, 31; 27. 51, Mr. 13. 27;
15. 38, Lu. 10. ist; 23. 5, Jo. 2. 7, Ac. 8. 10; g. 38; 23.
23, 2 Co. X. 13 ; 12. 2, He. 8. 11 [heos 2084] till.
in Ac. 16. 7 ; 20. 20 ; 25. 16, Ro. 14, 22, 2 Co. 8. 3, Ga.
z. II [kata ace. Z3g8] down to, over against, by.
in Mt. 26, 59, Ac. 9. 24 ; 23. 23 [hopos 3313] so that.
in Mt. 10. I ; 27. i, Lu. g, 52 [hos-te 5095I so that,
in Lu. I. 72 [meta gen. 2962] with,
in Lu. 24. II [en-opion 1690] in the sight of.
in Ro. 5. 14 [mechri 2996] till.
in 2 Co. 12. 13 [huper ace. 4736] over, bey
in 2 Pe. I. 3 [dia gen. 1107} through.
{Se» also According, as, as far as, answer, appeal,
attain, attendance, bottom, bring, call, carry, ciiai'ge,
chargeable, cleave, come, condescend, conformed, con
sent, contrai-y, end, fall, for, from, give, given, go,
grind, ground, hearken, heed, intent, join, kneel,
laugh, law, look, minister, near, obedient, pertain,
place, privy, promised, put, ready, regard, respect,
roll, run, see, speak, subject, subjection, submit,
sufficient, take, tossing, turn, uttermost).
TO-DAY, in Mt. 6. 30; 16. 3; 21. 28, Lu, 5. 26; 12.
28 ; 13. 32, 33 ; IQ. 5 ; 23. 43 ; 24. 21, He. 3. 7, 13, 15 ; 4.
7* ; 5- 5 ; 13-8, Ja. 4. 13 [semeron 4151] to-day.
TOGETHER, in Mt. 22. 34, Lu. 17. 35, Ac. i. 15; 2.
44; 3. I ; 4. 26, I Co. 7. 5 [epi to auto 1802] at the same
^lace). [another.
in Lu. 23. 12 [met allelon 214] with each other or one
in Lu. 24, 14 [pros allelous 214] to each other or one
another. in I Th. 5. II [allelon 214] each other, one another.
in Ro. 3. 12, I Th. 4. X7 ; 5, 10 [hama 233] together,
at the same time,
iu Jo. 4. 36 ; 20. 4 ; ai. 2 [homou 3282] together.
in Ac. 14. I [kata to auto 2398] at the same (time).
(See also Agree, assemble, assembling, band, bowed,
bring, build, call, come, comforted, commune, counsel,
eat, elected, for, frame, gather, gathering, glorify,
groan, grow, heir, help, join, knit, labourer, planted,
quicken, raise, reason, rise, roll, run, shake, shut, seat,
strive, temper, travail, treasure, work, worker, wrap,
yoked, yourselves). [to toil,
TOIIj (to), in Mt. 6. 28, Lu. 5. 5 ; 13. 37 [kopjao 2670]
m Mr, 6. 48 [basauizo 856] to be tried, pained,
TOKEN (manifest), iu Mi\ 14. 44 [sus-semon 4493] a
joint sign.
in 2 Th. I. 5 [en-deigma 1613] inward shewing.
in 2 Th. 3. 17 [semeion 4149] sign. (»S'ee Evident).
TOLERABLE, in Mt. lo. 15 ; 11. 22, 24, Mr. 6. 11, Lu.
10. 12, 14 [an-ektoteros 386] more easily held up or
borne with.
TOMB, in Mt. 8. 28 ; 27. 60, Mr. 5. 2, 3 ; 6. 29
[mnemeion 3045] sepulchre._
in Mr. 5. 5, Lu. 8. 27 [mnema 3046] sepulchre.
in Mt. 23. 29 [taphos 4561] tomb, burying place.
TONGtJifi (Of another, inthe Hebrew), in Mr. 7. 33,
35 ; 16, 17, Lu. I. 64 ; 16. 24, Ac. 2. 3, 4, II, 26 ; 10. 46 ;
19. 6, Ro. 3, 13 ; 14. II, I Co. 12. 10 1, 28, 30 ; 13. x, 8 ;
14. 2, 4, 5 1, 6, 9, 13, 14, 18, ig, 22, 23, 26, 27, 39, Ph. 2.
II, Ja. I. 26; 3. 5, 6t, 8, I Pe. 3. iq, i Jo. 3. 18, Re. 5.
9 ; 7. g ; 10. 11 ; 11, g ; 13. 7 ; 14. 6 ; 16. xo ; 17. 15 [glossa
997] tongue.
m I Co. 14. 21 [hetero-glossos ig77] a different tongue.
in Ac, I. 19; 2, 8; 21. 40 ; 22. 2 ; 26. 14 [dia-lektos
1143] dialect.
in Jo. 5. 2, Re. 9. n ; 16. 16 [hebraisti 1335] hebraistic.
TOO. {See Superstitious).
TOOTH, in Mt. 5. 38; 8. 12 ; 13. 42, 50; 22. 13 ; 24.
51 1 25* 30, Mr. 9. 18, Lu. 13. 28, Ac. 7. 54, Re. 9. 8 [odous
3100] tooth. {See Cast).
XOP(from the), in Mt. 27. 51, Mr. 15. 38, Jo. 19. 23
[anothen 476] from above.
in He. n. 21 [akron 183] extreme point.
TOPAZ, in Re. 21. 20 [topazion 4642] topaz.
TORCH, in Jo. 18. 3 [lampas 2773] torch, lamp,
TORMENT, in Re. g. 5; 14. n; 18. 7, 10, 15
nismos 857] trial, pain.
in I Jo. 4. 18 [kolasis 2656] restraint.
TORMENT (be -ed) , in Mt. 8. 6, 2g, Mr. 5. 7, Lu. 8.

28, Re. g. 5 ; II. 10 ; 14. 10 ; 20. 10 [basanizo 856] to be
tried, pained.
in Lu. 16. 24, 25 [odunaomai 3200] to be sorrowing.
in He. n. 37 [kak-ouchoumenos 2364] suffering evil.
TORMENTOR, in Mt. 18. 34 [basanistes 858] trier,
TORTURED (be), ih He. 11. 35 [tumpanizoroai 46g3l
to be drummed. [to be tried, 'pained.
TOSSED (to and fro), in Mt. 14. 24 [basanizomai 856]
in Ep. 4. 14 [kludonizomai 2638] to be tossed about.
in Ja. X. 6 [ripizomai 4o8g] to be thrown about.
(See Tempest).
TOUCH (that might be -ed), in Mt, 8, 3, 15 ; g. 20, 21,
2g ; 14, 36 t; 17. 7 ; 20. 34, Mr. 1. 41 ; 3. 10 ; 5. 27,

30. 3^> 6. 56 ( ; 7. 33 ; 8. 22 ; 10. 13, Lu. 5. 13 ; 6. ig ; 7.
14. 39 ; 8. 44, 45 t, 46, 47 ; 18. 15 ; 22. 51, Jo.
Co, 7. I, 2 Co. 6. 17, Col.

14. 39 ; 8. 44, 45 t, 46, 47 ; 18. 15 ; 22. 51, 00. 20. 17, i
Co, 7. I, 2 Co. 6. 17, Col. 2. 21, I Jo. 5. 18 [haptomai
6413 to touch.
in Lu. II. 46 [pros-psauo 3987] to touch at.
in Ac. 27. 3 [kat-a^o 2412] to lead down.
in He. 11. 28 ; 12. 20 [thigo 2211] to touch, handle.
in He. 12, 18 [pselaphaomai 5062] to be felt, gripped,
(See Feeling). [gen. 3621] concerning,
TOUCHING (as), in Ac. 24. 21 ; 26. 2, Col. 4. 10 [peri
in Ro. II. 28, Ph. 3. 5, 6 [kata ace. 2398] down to,
over against,
in 2 Th. 3. 4 [epi ace. 1802] upon, over. (See As).
TOWARD ( -s), iu Mt. 28. i, Lu. 12. 21 ; 13. 22, Jo. 6.
17, Ac. I. 10; 20. 21 ; 24. 15 ; 27. 40; 28. 14, Ro. i. 27-;
5. 8 ; 12. 16 ; 14. 19, 2 Co. i. 16 ; 2. 8 ; 7. 15 ; 9. 8 ; 10,
I ; 13. 3, 4, Ga. 2. 8, Ep. i. 8, 19 ; 3. 2, i Th. 3. 12 th ; 4,
TO, 2 Th, I. 3, Phm. 5, He. 6. 10, i Pe. 3. 21, 2 Pe. 3. g
[eis 1409] in reference to or regard to, toward.
in Lu. 24. 29, Ac. 24. 16, 2 Co. I. 12, 18 ; 3. 4 ; 7. 4,
Ph. 2. 30, Col. 4. 5, I Th. I. 8 ; 4. 12 ; 5. 14, Phm. 3, i
Jo. 3. 21 [pros ace. 3917] toward.
in Mt. 12. 49 ; 14. 14, Ro. n. 22, i Co. 7. 36, Ep. 2, 7,
He, 6. I [epi ace. 1802] upon,
in Mr. 6. 34 [epi dat. 1802] upon.
in Lu, 2. 14, Ro. 15. 5, I Jo, 4. g [en 1604] in, among-
in Ac. 8. 26 ; 27. 12, Ph. 3. 14 [kata ace. 2398] down
to, over against, [Make, man, press.
in 2 Co. 7. 7 [huper gen. 4736] over, on behalf of. {See
TOWEL, in Jo. 13. 4, 5 [lention 27g6] towel.
TOWER, in Mt. 2:, 33, Mr. 12. i, Lu. 13. 4 ; 14. 28
[purges 4047I tower.
TOWN, in Mt. 10. 11, Mr. 8. 23, 26 t, 27, Lu. 5. 17 ; g.
6, 13, Jo. 7, 42 ; II. T, 30 [kome 2758] village.
in Mr, i. 38 [komo-polis 2759] a village, city.
TOWN-CLERK, in Ac. 19. 35 [grammateus 1017^
writer, scribe. [1935] to work.
TRADE (by), in Mt. 25. 16, Re. 18. 17 [ergazomai
TRADING, (See Gain).
TRADITION, in Mt, 15, 2, 3, 6, Mr. 7. 3, 5, 8, 9, 13,
Ga. I. 14, Col. 2. 8, u Th. 2. 15 ; 3. 6 [para-dosis 3475]
what is given along. (See Fathers),
TRAITOR, in Lu, 6. 16, 2 Ti. 3. 4 [pro-dotes 3872] one
giving forth or up. [down.
TRAMPLE, in Mt. 7. 6 [kata-pateo 2470] to tread
TRANCE, in Ac. 10. 10 ; 11. 5 ; 22. 17 [ek-stasis 1506]
TRANSFER. (See Figure). [extacy.
TRANSFIGURED (be), in Mt. 17. 2, Mr. 9. 2 [meta-
morphoomai 2975] to be transformed,
TRANSFORM (oneself, be ^ed), in 2 Co. n. 13, 14, 15
[meta-.schematiz6 2981] to fashion afterward.
in Ro. 12. 2 [meta-morphoomai 2975] to be transformed.
TRANSGRESS (the law), in Mt. 15. 2, 3, 2 Jo. g [para-
baino 3457] to go beyond.
in Ro. 2. 27 [para-bates 3460] one going beyond.
inLu. 15. 29 [par-erchomai 3542] to com eor go beyond.
in I Jo. 3. 4 [poieo a-nomia 42g] to do lawlessness.
TRANSGRESSION (of the law, fall by), in Ro. 4. 15 ;
5. 14, Ga. 3, ig, I Ti, 2. 14, He. 2. 2 ; g. 15 [para-basis
345g] a going beyond.
in Ac. I. 25 [para-baino 3457] to go beyond.
in I Jo. 3. 4 [a-nomia g29] lawlessness.
TRANSGRESSOR, in Ga. 2. 18, Ja. 2, 9, n [para-bates
3460] one going beyond.
in Mr. 15. 28, Lu. 22. 37 [a-uomos 430] lawless.
TRANSLATE (be -ed), in CoL i. 13 [meth-istano 2922]
to set over.
in He. 11. 5 1 [meta-tithemi 2982] to put over.
TRANSLATION, in He. 11. 5 [meta-thesis 2967] a
putting over. [shining through.
TRANSPARENT, in Re. 21. 21 [dia-phanea 1194]

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

TRAP, in Ro. ii, g [thera 2205] wild beast trap.
TRAVAIL (be in), in i Th, 2, 9, 2 Th. 3. 8 [mochthos
3076] wearisome labour.
in Jo. 16. 21 [tikto 4617] to bring forth (a child).
iu I Th. 5. 3 [odin 5081] travail.
TRAVAIL (in birth, in pain together), in Ga. 4. 19,
27, Re. 12. 2 [odino 5083] to be in travail.
in Ro. 8. 22 [sun-odino 4467] to be in travail together.
TRAVEL (companion in), in Ac. 19. 29 [sun-ek-
demos 4442] aw^ from one's people with.
TRAVEL (with, into a far country), in Mt. 25. 14
[apo-demeo 553] to be away from one's people.
in Ac. 1 1. 19 [di-erchomai 1220] to come or go through.
in 2 Co. 8. 19 [sun-ek-demos 4442] away from one's
people with.
TREAD (down, out the com, under foot), in Lu. xo.
19; 21. 24, Re. II. 2; 14. 20; 19. 15 [pateo 3573] to
tread. in Mt. 5, 13, Lu. 8. 5 ; 12. i. He. xo. 29 [kata-pate5
2470] to tread down. [thresh.
in I Co. g. 9, 1 Ti. 5. 18 [aloao 222] to grind, tread out,
TREASURE (up, heap... together, lay up), in Mt. 2.
II ; 6. 19, 20, 21 ; 12, 35 1 ; 13, 44, 52 ; 19. 21, Mr. 10. 21,
Lu. 6, 45 t; 12. 33, 34 ; 18. 22, 2 Co. 4. 7, Col, 2. 3, He
II. 26 [thesauros 2210] treasure, treasury.
in Lu. 12. 21, Ro. 2. 5, Ja, 5, 3 [thesaurizo 2209] to
treasure up.
in Ac. 8. 27 [gaza 955] treasure.
TREASURY, in Mr. 12. 41 1, 43, Lu. 21. x, Jo. 8. 20
[gazo-phulakion 956] treasure-ward. [God.
in Mt. 27, 6 [korbanas 2682] place for offering gifts to
TREATISE, in Ac. i, i [logos 2833] word.
TREE, in Mt. 3. lot; 7. 17 «, z8t, ig ; 12. 33th; 13.
22 ; 21. 8, Mr. 8. 24 ; 11. 8, Lu, 3. g t ; 6. 43 t, 44 ; 13.
19 ; 21. 29, Ju. 12, Re, 7. X, 3 ; 8. 7 ; g. 4 [deudron 1073]
tree. in Lu, 23. 31, Ac. 5, 30; 10. 39 ; 13. 29, Ga. 3. 13, i Pe.
z. 24, Re, 2. 7 ; 32. 2 t, 14 [xulon 3184] wood, stake.
(See also Fig, olive, palm, sycamine, sycamore),
TREMBLE, in Mr. 5. 33, Lu. 8. 47, Ac. g. 6 [tremo
4659] to tremble, [come trembling.
in Ac, 7. 32 ; 16. 29 [ginomai en-tromos 1681] to be-
in Mr. 16. 8 [echo tromos 4675] to hold or be trem
bling, [fearful.
in Ac. 24. 25 [ginomai em-phobos 4897] to become
in Ja. 2. 19 [phrisso 49x6] to shudder. [trembling.
TREMBLING, in i Co. 2. 3, 2 Co, 7, 15 [tromos 4675]
TRENCH, in Lu. 19. 43 [charax 4968] a jagged
rampart. TRESPASS, in Mt. 6. 14, 15 t ; 18, 35, Mr. n, 25, 26,
2 Co. 5, 19, Ep. 2, I, Gol. 2. 13 [para-ptoma 3513} a fall-
ing.aside. [tano 2376] to sin.
TRESPASS (to), in Mt, 18. 15, Lu. 17. 3, 4, [hamar-
TRIAL, in 2 Co. 8. 2 [dokime 1272] approval, proof.
in I Pe. I. 7 [dokimion 1273] approval, proof.
in He, n. 36 [peira 3593] trial. (See Fiery).
TRIBE (twelve), in Mt. 19. 28 ; 24. 30, Lu. 2. 36 ; 22.
30, Ac. 13. 31, Ro. II. I, Ph. 3. 5, He. 7. 13, 14, Ja, i. i,
fee- 5- 5 ; 7* 4) 5 1^, 6 th, 7 th, 8 th ; zz. 13 [phule 4932]
tribe. _ [(nations).
in Ac. 26, 7 [dodeka-phulon 1320] twelve tribed
TRIBULATION (suffer), in Mt 13. 21 ; 24. 21, 29, Mr.
13. 24, Jo. 16. 33, Ac. 14, 22, Ro. 2. 9 ; 5- 3^ ; 8. 35 ; 12.
12, 2 Co, 1.4; 7- 4, Ep. 3, 13, 2 Th. I. 4, 6, Re. i. 9 ; 2.
g, 10, 22 ; 7. 14 [thlipsis 2213] pressure, oppression.
in I Th. 3. 4 [thlibo 3212] to be pressed, oppressed.
TRIBUTE (money), in Lu. 20, 22; 23. z, Ro. 13. 6, 7
[phoros 4903] what is borne, tribute. [money.
in Mt. 17. 25 ; 32. 17, ig, Mr, 13. 14 [kensos 2590] census
in Mt. 17, 34 « [di-drachmon 1211I didrachm, half-
drachm, TRIM (to), in .Mt. 25. 7 [kosmeo 2685] to adorn,
TRIUMPH (over, cause to), in 2 Co, 2. 14, Col. z. 15
[thriambeuo 3225] to lead in triumph.
TROUBLE, in i Co. 7. 28, 2 Co. i. 4, 8 [thlipsis 2213]
pressure, oppression. _
iu Mr. 13. 8 [tarache 4553] trouble, troubling.
' (See also Sniffer).
TROUBLE (exceedingly, oneself, be -ed), in Mt. 2. 3 ;
14. 26, Air. 6. 50, Lu. 1. 12; 24. 38, Jo. 5. 4, 7 ; 12, 27 ;
13. 21 ; 14, I, 27, Ac. 15. 24; 17. 8, Ga. i. 7; 5. 10, i Pe.
3. 14 [tarasso 4552] to trouble.
in Jo, II. 33 [tarasso heautou 4552] to trouble oneself..
iu Ac. 16. 20 [ek-tarasso 1508] to trouble exceedingly.

in Lu. X. 2g [dia-tarattomai 1184] to be thoroughly
troubled. in Mt. 26. 10, Mr, 14. 6, Lu, 11. 7 ; 18. 5, Ga, 6. 17 [par-
echo kopous 2676] to hold toil along,
in Mt, 24. 6, Mr. 13. 7, 2 Th. 2. 2 [throeomai 2227] to
be shreaking, tumultuous. [if for booty).
in Mr. 5. 35, Lu. 7. 6 ; 8. 49 [skuUo 4209] to harass (as
in 2 Co. 4- 8 ; 7. 5, 2 Th, i. 6, 7 [thlibo 2212] to press,
oppress. [side.
in Ac. 15. 19 [par-en-ochleo 3540] to crowd in along-
in He. 12. 15 [en-ochleo 1667] to crowd In.
in Lu. xo, 41 [turbazomai 2697] to be bustled.
in Ac. 20. 10 [thorubeomai 2217] to be in an uproar.
in Ga. 5. 12 [ana-statoo 361] to unsettle.
TROUBLING, in Jo. 5. 4 [tarache 4553] troubling.
TROW, in Lu. 17, 9 [dokeo 1269] to think,
TRUCE-BREAKER, in 2 Ti. 3. 3 [a-spondos 72g]truce-
breaker. TRUE, in Mt. 22, 16, Mr. 12. 14, Jo. 3. 33 ; 5. 31, 32 ;
7. 18 ; 8. 13, 14, 16, 17, 26 ; 10. 41 ; ig. 35 ; 21. 24, Ac.
12, 9, Ro. 3. 4, 2 Co, 6. 8, Ph. 4. 8,_Tit. i. 13, x Pe. 5. 12,
2 Pe, 2. 22, 1 Jo. 2, 8, 3 Jo, X2 [a-lethes 200] true.
in Lu. 16. II, Jo. 1. 9 ; 4. 23, 37 ; 6. 32 ; 7. 28 ; 15. i ;
17, 3 ; xg. 35, I Th. i. 9, He, 8. 2 ; 9. 24 ; 10, 22, x Jo. 2.
8 ; 5. 2Q th, Re, 3, 7, 14 ; 6. 10 ; 15. 3 ; 16. 7 ; 19. 2, 9, n ;
21. 5 ; 22. 6 [a-lethiuos 201] true.
in 2 Co. I. 18, I Ti, 3, X [pistos 3711] faithful.
in Ph. 4. 3 [gnesios 1000] genuine.
TRULY, in Mt. g. 37 ; 17. 11, Mr. 14. 38, Lu. 10. 2 ;
22. 22, Jo. 20, 30, Ac. X, 5 ; 3. 22 ; 5. 23, 2 Co. 12. 12, He.
7. 23 ; II- 15 [men 2941] indeed.
in Jo. 20. 30 [men oun 3380] indeed theu.
in Lu. II. 48 [ara 645] so then.
in Mt, 27, 54, Mr. 15. 39 [a-lethos 203] truly.
in Lu, 20. 21 [epi a-letheias 198] upon a truth.
in Jo. 4. 18 [a-lethes 200] true.
TRUMP, in x Co. 15. 52, i Th. 4. 16 [salpigx 4115]
trump, trumpet.
TRUMPET, in Mt, 24, 31, i Co, 14. 8, He, 12. 19, Re.
1. 10 ; 4, I ; 8. 2, &, 13 ; 9. 14 [salpigx 4115] tr mp,
trumpet. (See Sound).
TRUMPETER, inRo. 18. 22[salpisteS4ii7] trumpeter.
TRUST (commit, be put in.,, with), in Lu. 16. xx, i
Th. 2. 4 [pisteuo 3708] to trust, intrust.
in 2 Co. 3, 4 [pepoithesis 3616] trust, persuadedness.
TRUST (put, fii'st, have, wherewith one may), in Mt.
12. 21, Lu. 24. 21, Jo. 5. 45, Ro, 15. 12, 24, I Co. 16. 7, 2
Co. I. 10, 13 ; 5. II ; 13. 6, Ph. 2. ip, x Ti, 4, 10 ; 5. 5 ; 6. 17,
Phm. 22, I Pe. 3. 5, 2 Jo. 12, 3 Jo. 14 [elpizo 1563] hope.
in Mt. 27. 43, Mr. 10. 24, Lu. n. 32 ; 18. 9, 2 Co. i, g ;
10. 7, Ph. 2. 24 ; 3, 4, He. 2. 13 ; 13. 8 [peitho 3591] to be
persuaded, trustful.
in Ep. I, 12 [pro-elpizo 3877] to hope beforehand or
first. (See Commit).
TRUTH (in, of a, speak the, tell the), in Mt. 22. 16.
Mr. 5. 33 ; 12. 14, 32, Lu, 4. 25 ; 22. 59, Jo, i. 14, 17; 3.
21 ; 4. 23, 34 ; 5- 33 ; 8- 32 t, 40, 44 1, 45, 46 ; 14. 6, 17 ;
15. 26 ; 16. 7, 13 ( ; 17. 17 1, ig ; 18. 37 t, 38, Ac. 4. 27 ; 10.
34 ; 26. 25, Ro. I. 18, 25 ; 2. 2, 8, 20 ; 3. 7 ; g. I ; 15. 8, i
Co. 5. 8 ; 13. 6, 2 Co. 4. 2; 6. 7 ; 7, 14^; 11. 10; 12. 6;
13. 8 1, Ga. 2. 5, 14 ; 3. I ; 5. 7, Ep. i. 13 ; 4. 21, 25 ; 5.
g ; 6, 14, Ph. i. x8. Col, i. 5, 6, 2 Th. 2. 10, 12, 13, 1 11.
2. 4, 7 ; 3- 15 ; 4- 3 ; 6- S, 2 ll. 2. 15, 18, 25 ; 3. 7, 8; 4. 4,
Tit. I. X, 14, He. 10. 26, Ja. i. x8 ; 3. 14 ; 5. ig, i Pe. i.
22 ; 2 Pe. 1, 12; 2. 3, I Jo. I. 6, 8 ; 2, 4, zit; 3. 18, ig;
4. 6 ; 5. 6, 2 Jo. I (, 2, 3, 4, 3 Jo, I. 3t, 4, 8, 12 [a-lethela
198] truth.
in Mt. 14. 33, Lu. 9. 27 ; 12, 44 ; 21. 3, Jo. 6. 14 ; 7. 40,
I Th, 2. 13 [a-lethos 203] truly. [truth.
in Ga, 4, 16, Ep. 4. 15 [a-letheuo igg] to be true, speak
in I Jo. 2. 27 [a-lethes 200] true.
in Mt. 15. 27 [nai 3ogg] yea, yes.

in I Co. 14, 25 [ontos 3297] certainly.
TRY (be tried)„ in He. 11. 17, Re.
[peirazo 3594] to try.

¦2, 10; 3. 10

in I Pe, 4. 12 [pros peirasmon 3595] for a trial.
in I Co. 3. 13, I Th, 2. 4, i Pe. 1. 7, i Jo. 4. i [dokimazo
1270] to prove.
in Ja. I. 12 [dokimos 1274] proved, approved.
in Re. 3. 18 [puroomai 4051] to be fired.
TRYING, in Ja. i. 3 [dokimion 1273] proof, proving.
TUMULT, in Mt. 27, 24, Mr. 5. 38, Ac. 21. 34; 24. 18
[thorubos 2218] uproar, [upsetting.
in 2 Co. 6. 5 ; 12. 20 [a-kata-stasia 160] unsettlement.

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEAKINGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

113

TUEN (about, again, aside, away, away from, back,
baclc again, one, oneself, to, to flight, unto, upside down,
be -ed, -ed out of the way), iu Sit. 5, 39 ; 7, 6 ; t6, 23,
lu, 7, 9, 44 ; 9, ss : TO, 23 ; 14, 25 ; 22, 61 ; 23, 28, Jo, i,
38; 20, 14, 16, Ac. 7. 39, 42 ; 13. 46, Ee. 11. 6 [strepho
4301] to turn.
in Mt. 9. 22, Mr. 5. 30 ; 8. 33 ; 13. 16, Lu. 1. 16, 17 ;
17, 4, Jo. 21. 20, Ac. 9. 35, 40 ; IT. 21 ; 14. 15 ; 15, 19 ;
16, 18 ; 26, 18, 20, 2 Co, 3, 16, Ga, 4. 9, i Th, i, 9, 2 Pe,
2, 21, 22, Ee, I, 12 t [epi-strepho 1890] to turn upon or
buck. in Mt, 5, 42, Ac, 3, 26, Eo^ II, 26, 2 Ti, i, 15 ; 4, 4, Tit,
1, 14, He, 12, 25 [apo-streplio 616] to turn away,
in Lu, 2, 45 ; 17, 15 [hupo-streplio 4801] to turn under
or behind,
in Ac, 2, 20, Ja, 4, 9 [meta-strephomai 2980] to be
turned afterward or over, [out,
in 2 Ti, 4, 4, He, 12, 13 [elc-trepomai 1519] to be turned
iuLu, 21. 13, Pli. I, 19 [apo-baino 540] to go or come
away, in 2 Ti, 3, s [apo-trepomai 627] to be turned away,
in Ja, 3, 3, 4 [met-ago 2965] to lead over,
in Mt, 2, 22 [aua-choreo_376] to withdraw again,
in Lu, TO, 6 [ana-Icampto 316] to bend back,
in Jo, 16, 20 [ginomai eis 993] to be come into,
in Ac, 13, 8 [dia-strepho 1180] to turn thoroughly.
in Ac. 17. 6 [ana-statoo 361] to unsettle.
in Ao. ig. 26 [meth-istemi 2922] to set over.
in Ju. 4 [meta-tithemi 2082] to put over.
(See also Ashes, aside).
TUENING, in Ja. i, 17 [trope 4676] turning,
TUETLE DOVE, in Lu, 2, 24 [trugon 4686] turtle dove,
TCTOE, in Ga, 4, 2 [epi-tropos 1909] one on whom
anything is turned over,
TWAIN, in Mt, 5, 41 ; 19, 5, 6 ; 25, 31 ; 27, 21, 51, Mr,
TO. Bt; 15, 38, Ep, 2,15 [duo 1307] two,
TWELFTH, in Ee, 21, 20 [do-deltatos 1319] twelfth,
TWELVE, in Mt, 9, 20 ; 10, i, 2, 5 ; it, i ; 14, 20 ; 19,
28 t; 20, 17 ; 26, 14, 20, 47, 53, Mr, 3, 14; 4, 10; 5, 25,
42 ; 6. 7, 43 ; 8, 19 ; 9. 35 ; 10, 32 ; 11, it ; 14, 10, 17, 20,
43, Lu, 2, 42 ; 6, 13 ; 8, i, 42, 43 ; 9, i, 12, 17 ; t8, 31 ; 22,
3, 14, 30, 47, Jo, 6, 13, 67, 70, 71 ; IT, 9 ; 20, 24, Ac, 6, 2 ;
7, 8, I Co, 15, s, Ja, I, I, Ee, 7, 5 th, 6 th, 7 th, 8 th ; 12,
I ; 21, 12 th, 14 t,,i6, 21 ; 22, 2_[do-deka 1318] twelve,
in Ac, IQ, 7 ; 24, 11 [deka-duo 1065] twelve, (See Tribes),
TWENTY, in Lu, 14, 31, Jo, 6, 19, Ac, i, 15 ; 27, 28,
I Co, 10, 8, Ee, 4, 4 i ; 5, 8, 14 ; 11. 16 ; 19, 4 [eikosi
1300] twenty, [twice,
TWICE, in Mr, 14, 30, 72, Lu, 18, 12, Ju, 12 [dis 1232]
TWINKLING, iu i Co, 15, 52 [ripe 4088] a throwing
off, TWO (a-piece, men, women, years, years old), iu Mt,
4, t8, 21 ; 6. 24 ; 8, 28 ; 9. 27 ; lo. 10, 29 ; 11, 2 ; 14. 17,
19 ; 18, 8 t, g, 16 t, 19, 20 ; 20, 21, 24, 30 ; 21, i, 28 ; 22,
40; 24, 40, 41 ; 25, 15, 17 t, 22 th ; 26, 2, 37, 60 ; 27, 38, Mr,
6-7'. 9. 38, 41 *; 9- 43. 45. 47; n- i ; 12- 4= '• I4- i. 13 ;
15, 27 ; 16, 12, Lu, 2, 24 ; 3, IT ; 5, 2 ; 7, 19, 41 ; 9, 3, 13,
16, 30, 32 ; TO, I *, 35 ; 12, 6, 52 t ; 15, 11 ; t6, 13 ; 17, 34,
35, 36; 18, 10; ig, 29 : 21, 2 ; 22, 38 ; 23, 32 ; 24, 4, 13,
Jo, I, 35, 37, 40 ; 2, 6 ; 4, 40, 43 ; 6, 9 ; 8, 17 ; n, 6 ; 19,
x8 ; 2o, 12 ; 21, 2, Ac, i, 10, 23, 24 ; 7, 29 ; 9, 38 ; 10, 7 ;
12. 6t ; 19, 10, 22, 34 ; 21, 33 ; 23, 23, i Co, 6, 16 ; 14, 27,
29, 2 Co, 13, 1, Ga, 4, 22, 24, Ep, s, 31, Ph, I, 23, I Ti, 5,
19, He, 6, t8 ; 10, 28, Ee, g, 12, 16 ; 11, 2, 3, 4 t, 10 ; 12,
14 i 13. 5. II [duo 1307] two,
in Ac, 24, 27 ; 28, 30 [di-etia 1223] two years.
in,Mt. 2. 16 [di-etes 1222] two years old. [(ways),
(See also Edge, edged, hundred, meet, seas, thousand,
TWOFOLD (more), lu Mt. 23. 15 [di-plous 1250] two
lold. TI.
UNAWAEES, in Lu. 21. 34 [aiphnidios 138] unfore
seen, sudden.
ia He, 13. 2 [lanthano 2778] to be concealed,
(See also Brought, Creep),
UNBELIEF, iu Mt. 13, 58 ; 17, 20, Mr, 6, 6 ; 9, 24 ;
16. 14, Eo. 3. 3 ; 4, 20 ; IT, 20, 23, I Ti, i, 13, He, 3, 12,
19 [a-pistia 534] uutrustfulness,
in Eo, II, 30, 32, He, 4, 6, 11 [a-peitheia 510] unper-
suadableness, UNBELIEVEE, in Lu, 12, 46, i Co, 6, 6; 14, 23, 2 Co,
6, 14 [a-pistos 535] untrustful, faithless.

UNBELIEVING, in i Co, 7, 14*, 15, Tit, i, 15, Ee,2i, 8
[a-pistos 535] untrustful, faithless, [obedient,
in Ao, 14, 2 [a-peitheo 511] to be unpersuaded, dis-
UNBLAMEABLE, in Col, i, 22 [a-momos 272] blame
less, lu I Th, 3, 13 [a-memptos 247] faultlessly,
UNBLAMEABLY, in i Th, 2, to [a-mempt5s 247I
faultless, [uncertain,
UKCEETAIN, in i Co, 14, 8 [a-delos 71] not evident,
in I Ti, 6, 17 [a-delotes 72] uncertainty,
UNCEETAINLY,ini Co,9, 26[a-delos 73] uncertainly,
UNCHANGEABLE, in He, 7, 24 [a-para-batos 498)
unchanged, not trodden along,
UNCIECUMCISED (become), in Ac, 7, 51 [a-peri-
tmetos 530] uncircumcised, not cut round, [cision,
inAc, IT, 3 [echo akro-bustiau 180] to have uncircum-
in Eo, 4, IT [en akro-bustia t8o] in uncircumcision,
in I Co, 7, 18 [epi-spaomai 1880] to be drawn upon,
UNCIECUMCISION, lu Eo, 2, 25, 26 t, 27 ; 3. 30 ; 4,
9, lot, I Co, 7, 18, 19, Ga, 2, 7 ; 5, 6 ; 6, 15, Ep, 2, 11,
Col, 2, 13 ; q, IT [akro-bustia 180] uncircumcision,
UNCLEAJt, in Mt, 10, i ; 12, 43, Mr, i, 23, 26, 27 ; 3,
II. 30 '. 5- 2, 8, 13 ; 6, 7 ; 7, 2s, Lu, 4, 33, 36 ; 6. 18 ; 8,
29 ; 9, 42 ; IT, 24, Ac, 5, t6 ; 8, 7 ; 10, 14, 28 ; 11, 8, i Co,
7, 14, 2 Co, 6, 17, Ep, 5, 5, Ee, 16, 13 ; 18, 2 [a-kath-artos
1/7] unclean,
in Eo, 14, 14 1 [koinos 2644] common,
in He, g, 13 [koinoomai 2645] to be common,
UNCLEANNESS, in Mt, 23, 27, Eo, i, 24 ; 6, ig, 2
Co, 12, 21, 6a, 5, ig, Ep, 4, 19 ; 5, 3, Col, 3, 5, i Th, 2,
3 ; 4. 7 [a-kath-arsia 145] uncleanness,
iu 2 Pe, 2, TO [miasmbs 3025] pollution,
UNCLOTHED (be), in 2 Co, 5, 4 [ek-duomai 1434] to
be unclothed, [unseemly, (See Behave),
UNCOMELY (parts), iu i Co, 12, 23 [a-schemon 750]
UNCONDEMNED, in Ac, t6, 37; 22, 25 [a-kata-kritos
156] without being judged down,
UNCOEEUPTIBLE, in Eo, i, 23 [a-phthartos 805]
without being corruptible, [without corruption,
UNCOEEUPTNBSS, in Tit, 2, 7 [a-dia-phthoria 79]
UNCOVEE (-ed), in Mr, 2, 4 [apo-stegazo 610] to un
cover, unroof,
in I Co, it, 5, 13 [a-kata-kaluptos 155] uncovered,
UNCTION, in i Jo, 2, 20 [chrisma 5024] anointing,
UNDEFILED, in He, 7, 26 ; 13, 4, Ja, i, 27, i Pe, i,
4 [a-miantos 256] unpolluted,
UNDEE (the law), in Mt, 5, 15 ; 8, 8, 9 « ; 23, 37, Mr,
4, 21 1, 32, Lu, 7, 6, Bt; IT, 33 ; 13, 34 ; 17, 24 i, Jo, i,
48, Ac, 2, s ; 4, 12, Eo, 3, 9, 13 ; 6, 14 1, ist; 7. 14 ; 16,
20, T Co, 9, 20 th ;"To, I ; 15, 25, 27, Ga, 3, 10, 22, 23, 25 ;
4" 2, 3, 4, 5, 21 ; 5, 18, Ep, I, 22, Col, I, 23, T Ti, 6, i, Ja,
2, 3, I Pe, 5, 6, Ju, 6 [hupo aee. 4768] under.
in Mr. 6, 11 ; 7, 28, lu, 8, 16, Jo, i, 50, He, 2, 8, Ee,
S, 3, 13 ; 6, 9 ; 12, I [hupo-kato 4770] underneath, [ing,
in He, 7, it ; g, 15 ; 10, 28 [epi aat. 1802] upon, dui'-
in Mt, 7, 6, Eo, 3, ig_[en 1604] in, by, with,
in Mt, 2, t6 [katotero 2549] below, lower,
in I Co, g, 21 [en-nomos t66t] in law,
in I Ti, 5, g [elasson 1535] lesser,
(See also Bondage, curse, earth, keep, obedience,
power, put, run, sail, subjection, tread),
UNDEEGIRD, in Ac, 27, 17 [hupo-zonnumi 4778] to
gird beneath,
UNDERSTAND (not, give to, easy to be -stood), in
Mt, 13, 13, 14, IS, ig, 23, SI ; 15, 10 ; t6, 12 ; 17, 13, Mr,
4, 12 ; 7, 14 ; 8. 17, 21, Lu, 2, 50 ; 8, to; t8, 34 ; 24, 45,
Ac, 7, 25*; 28, 26, 27, Eo, 3, II ; 13, 21, Ep, 5, 17 [sun-
iemi 4465] to consider, send together,
in Mt, 15, 17 ; 16, 9, ii ; 24. 15, Mr, 13, 14, Jo, 12, 40,
Eo, I, 20, Ep, 3, 4, I 11, I, 7, He, II, 3 [noeo 3139] to
perceive, in Mt, 26, 10, Jo, 8, 27, 43 ; 10, 6 ; 12, 16, Ac, 8, 30 ;
24, IT, Ph, I, 12 [ginosko gg4] to know, [know,
in Mr, 9, 32, Lu, g, 45, 2 Pe 2, 12 [a-^oeo 42] not to
iu Mr, 14, 68 [epi-stamai i882]'to consider besides,
in Ao, 23, 27 [manthano 2S80] to learn,
in Ac, 23, 34 [punthanomai 4044] to inquire,
in I Co, 12, 3 [gnorizo 1004] to make kuown,
in I Co, 13, 2 ; 14, t6 [eideo, eidon i37g] to see, know,
perceive, in I Co, 13, IT [phroneo 4917] to (set the) mind,
in I Co, 14, 2 [akouo 169] to hear, give ear,
in I Co, 14, 9 [eu-semos 2047] well noted,
(See also Hard),

IU

DICTIONARY OF BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

UNDERSTANDING (without), in lu-, 24, 45, i Co, 14,
14, 15 1, 19, Ph, 4, 7, Ee, 13. t8 [nous 3164] mind,
in Mr. 12, 33, Lu, 2, 47, i Co, i, 19, Col, i, g ; 2, 2, 2
Ti. 2. 7 [sun-esis 4452] a sending together, comprehen
sion, consideration. [or full mind.
iu Ep. I, 18 ; 4, 18, I Jo, 5, 20 [dia-noia 1156] thorough
in Mt, 15, 16, Mr, 7, 18, Eo, i, 31 [a-sun-etos 742]with-
out consideration, inconsiderate,
in I Co, 4, 20 1 [phren 4915] mind,
in Lu, T, 3 [par-a-koloutheo 3490] to follow alongside,
UNEQUALLY, (See Yoked),
UNFEIGNED, in 2 Co, 6, 6, i Ti, i, 5, 2 Ti, i, 5, i Pe,
I, 22 [an-upo-kritos 472] unhypocritical,
UNFRUITFUL, in Mt, 13, 22, Mr. 4. 19, i Co. i^. 14,
Ep. 5. IT, Tit, 3, 14, 2 Pe, I, 8 [a-karpos 153] unfruitful,
UNGODLINESS, in Eo, i, t8 ; 11. 26, 2 Ti, 2, 16, Tit,
;.:, 12 [a-sebeia 710] irreverence,
UNGODLY (man, that is, live, commit), in Ro 4, s;
5, 6, I Ti, T, 9, 1 Pe, 4, 18, 2 Pe, 2, 5 ; 3, 7, Ju, 4, 15 1 [a-
sebes 712] irreverent, [irreverently,
in 2 Pe, 2, 6, Ju, 15 [a-sebeo 711I to be irreverent, act
iu Ju, 15, 18 [a-sebeia 710) irreverence,
UNHOLY (thing), in i Ti, i. 9, 2 Ti. 3. 2 [an-osios 433]
unkind, impious.
in He. to, 29 [koinos 2644] common.
UNITY, in Ep. 4, 3, 13 [henotes 1665] oneness, unity,
UNJUST (be), in Mt, 5, 45, Lu, 16, 10; 18, 11, Ac, 24,
II, I Co, 6, I, I Pe, 3, 18, 2 Pe, 2, 9 [a-dikos 83] unright
eous, unjust, [justice,
in Lu, t6, 8 ; 18, 6 [a-dikia 82] unrighteousness, in-
in Re, 22, it [a-dikeo 80] to do unjustly,
UNKNOWN, in Ac, 17, 23 [a-gnostos 49] not known.
in 2 Co, 6, g, Ga, i, 22 [a-gnoeomai42] not to be known,
UNLADE, in Ac, 21, 3 [apo-phortizomai 632] to un
burden, ^^ [ordained, wicked,
UNLAWFUL (thing), in Ac, 10, 28 [a-themltos 06] un-
in 2 Pe, 2, 8 [a-nomos 430] unlawful [lettered,
UNLEARNED, in Ac, ^, 13 [a-grammatos 54] un-
in I Co, 14, t6, 23, 24 [idiotes 2256] private, unlearned.
in 2 Ti, 2. 23 [a-paideutos 480] untrained, uninstructed,
in 2 Pe, 3, t6 [a-mathes 234] untaught,
UNLEAVENED (bread), in Mt, 26, 17, Mr, 14, i, 12,
Lu, 22, I, 7, Ac, 12, 3 ; 20, 6, I Co, 5, 7, 8 [a-zumos 93]
unleavened food,
UNLESS, in i Co, 15, 2 [ektos ei me 1377] except,
UNLOOSE, in Mr, i, 7, Lu, 3, 16, Jo, i, 27 [luo 2854]
to loose, [unwedded,
UNMAEEJED, in i Co. 7, 8, 11, 32, 34 [a-gamos 14]
! UNMEECIFUL, in Ro, 1, 31 [an-eleemon 387] unkind,
UNMOVEABLE, iu Ao, 27. 41 [a-saleutos 708] un
shaken, [uupitying.
in I Co. 15, 58 [a-meta-kiuetos 250] immoveable.
UNPEEPAEED, iu 2 Co, 9, 4 [a-para-skeuastos 499]
not fully prepared, [a-chreios 829] useless,
UNPEOFITABLE (become), in Mt, 25, 30, Lu. 17. to
in Phni. 11 [a-chrestos 830] useless.
in Eo. 3. 13 [a-chreioomai 828] to be useless.
iu Tit. 3, g [an-6pheles 479] improfltable,
in He, 13, 7 [a-lusi-teles 229] not paying the cost, un
profitable. [ui4profltable,
UNPEOFITABLENESS, in He, 7, t8 [an-opheles 479]
UNQUENCHABLE, in Mt. 3. 12, lu, 3, 17 [a-sbestos
709] unquenched, [reasonable, in'ational,
UNKEASONABLE, in Ac, 25, 27 [a-logos 223] un-
jn 2 Til, 3, 2 [a-topos 766] out of place, unseasonable,
UNEEBUKABIE. in i Ti, 6, 14 [an-epi-leptbs 396]
not to be taken hold of, irreprehensible,
UNEEPEOVEABLE, in Col, i, 22 [an-eg-kletos 382]
not called in, unchallenged.
UNEIGHTBOUS, in Lu, 16, 11, Eo, 3, 5, i Co, 6, 9,
He, 6. 10 [a-dikos 83] unjust,
UNRIGHTEOUSNESS, m Lu, t6, 0, Jo, 7, 18, Eo, i,
i8f, 29; 2, 8; 3, s ; 6, 13; 9, 14, 2 Tn, 2, 10, 12, He, 8,
12, 2 Pe, 2, 13, IS, I Jo, I, 9 ; 5, T7 [a-dikia 82] injustice,
in 2 Co, 6, 14 [a-nomia 429] lawlessness,
UNEULY, in i Th, 5, "14 [a-taktos 754] disorderly, un
ruly, unsubjected, [unsubjected,
in Tit, I, 6, 10 [an-upo-taktos 473] disorderly, unruly,
in Ja, 3, 8 [a-kata-schetos 162] not held down or firm,
UNSEARCHABLE, inEo, 11, 33 [an-ex-ereunetos 392]
not to be searched out,
in Ep, 3, 8 [an-ex-ichniastos 394] not to be traced out,
UNSEEMLY (that which is), in Eo, i, 27 [a-sohemo-
suue 749] unseemliness.

UNSKILFUL, in He, s- 13 [a-peiros 319] inexperienced.
UNSPEAKABLE, in 2 Co. 9. 15 [an-ek-di-egetos 383];
that cannot be led or brought out thoroughly.
in 2 Co. 12, 4 [ar-retos 683] that cannot be uttered,
in I Pe, I, 8 [an-ek-laletos 384] that cannot be spoken
out, UNSPOTTED, in Ja, i, 27 [a-spilos 727] unspotted.
UNSTABIE, in Ja. i. 8 [a-kata-statos 161] unsettled,
unstable. in 2]Pe. 2. 14 ; 3. 16 [a-steriktos 735] unfixed.
UNTAKEN AWAY, in 2 Co. 3. 14 [me ana-kaluptomai
315] to be uncovered.
UNTHANKFUL, in Lu. 6. 35, 2 Ti. 3. 2 [a-charistos
825] ungracious, unthankful.
UNTIL (the4ime), in Mt. i. 17 ; 2, 15 ; 11, 12, 13 ; 17.
o; 18. 22t; 24, 39; 26, 29: 27, 64, Mr. 14. 25; 15, 33,
Lu, 15, 4 ; 16, 16 ; 22, t6, 18 ; 23, 44 ; 24, 49, Jo. 2. 10 ;
9, 18, Ac, 13, 2o ; 21, 26 ; 23, 14, I Co, 16, 8, 2 Th, 2, 7,
2 Pe, I, 19, T Jo, 2, 9, Ee, 6, n ; 20, 5 [heos 2084^ till,
in Mt, 2, 13, Lu, 13, ^5, Ac, 2, 35, i Co, 4, 5, He, i, 13,
Ja, 3, 7 [heos an 2084] till that,
in Mt, 24, 38, Lu, I, 20 ; 17, 27 ; 21, 24, Ac, i, 2 ; 3, 21 ;
23, I, Eo, s, 13 ; 8, 22 ; 11, 23, 2 Co, 3, 14, Ga, 4, 2, ig,
Ph, I, 5, 6, Ee, 17, 17 lachri 831] until,
in Mt, II, 23 ; 13, 30 ; 28, 15, Ac, 10, 30 ; 20, 7, i Ti,
6, 14, He, g, TO [mechri 29^6] till,
in Ep, I, 14 [eis 1409] with a view to,
UNTIMELY, (See Fig),
UNTO (even), sometimes represents the dative case,
but in Mt, 3, 10, 13, IS ; ti, 28 ; 13, 2 ; 14, 25, 28 ; 19,
14 ; 21, I, 32, 37 ; 23, 34, 37 ; 25, 36, 39 ; 26, 14, 40 ; 27,
19, 62, i/ii. I. s, 32 ; 2, 3, 13 ; 3, 8, 13, 31 ; 4- i ; 6, 25,
30. .33. 45. 48, 51 ; 7. T, 31 ; 9, 17, 19, 20 ; TO, I, 14 ; 12,
4, 6, 13, 18 ; 14, TO ; 15, 43, Lu. I. 13, t8, 19, 28, 34, 61,
80 ; 2. 20, 34, 48, 49 ; 3. 9, 12, 13, 14 ; 4. 21, 23, 26 1, 40,
43 ; 5-4. TO. 22, 31, 33, 34, 36 ; 6. 9 ; 7. 3, 7, 20 1, 24, 40 ;
8, 21, 22 ; 9, 3, 13, 33, 43, 50, 57, 59, 62 ; TO. 2, 23, 26, 29 ;
IT. I, S t, 39, 33 ; 12. I, IS, 16, 22, 41 ; 13. 7, 23, 34 ; 14.
3. 7. 23. 25 ; 15. 3 ; t6. I, 30 ; 17. T, 22 ; 18, 3, 7, 9, 16,
31, 40 ; 19, 3, 8, 9, 13, 33, 39, 42 ; 20, 2, 3, 23, 41 ; 22, 15,
52, 70 ; 23, 14, 22, 28 ; 24, 5, TO, 17, 18, 25, 44, Jo, I, 29 ;
2, 3 ; 3, 4, 26 ; 4. 15, 30, 40, 47, 48, 49 ; S.33; 6.S t, 28,
34. 45. 65 ; 7. 3. 33. 37. 5° ', 8, 2, 3, 7, 57 ; 10, 33, 41 ; 11,
3, 4, IS, 21, 29 ; 12, 32 ; 13, I ; 14, 3, 6, 12, 23, 28 1 ; 16,
7 £ ; 18, 24, 29, 38 ; 20, ID, 17, Ac, I, 7 ; 2, 29, 37, 38 ;
3, II, 12, 22 t, 2S-, 4. I, 8, ig, 23 ; s, g, 35 ; 7, 3, 31 ; 8,
14, 20, 26 ; 9, 6, II, 15, 38 ; TO, 15, 21, 28 ; it, it, 20 ; 12,
5, 8, 15, 21 ; 13, 15, 31, 32, 36 ; 13, 2, 7, 25, 33, 36 ; 16,
37 ; 17, 2, IS ; t8, 6, 14, 21 £ ; 19. 2 t, 3, 31 ; 20. 6 ; 21. 11,
18. 37. 39 ; 2?- I, 3, 8, TO, 13, IS, 21, 25; 23. 3, 15, 17, 18,
24 ; 25, 22; 26, I, 6, 14, 28 ; 27, 3 ; 28. 17, 21, 25, 26, 30,
Eo, I, 10, 13 ; ID, 21 ; 15. 23, 29, 32, I Co, 4, 21 ; 12, 2 ;
14, 6, 26 ; 16, 3, IT, 12, 2 Co. I. 15, 16, 20 ; 6, it ; 7, 12 ;
8, 17 ; 12, 17, Ga, 6, 10 1, Ep, 2, 18 ; 3, 14 ; 3, 31 ; 6, g,
22, Ph, 4, 6, Col, 4, 8, TO, I Th, I, 9; 2, I, 2, 18; 3, 6,
TI, I Ti, 3, 14 ; 4, 7, 8, 2 Ti, 2, 24 ; 3, 17 ; 4, 9, Tit, i. t6 ;
3, 2, 12 t, He, I, 8 ; 3, 5, 7 ; 7. 21 ; 9, 20 ; 13, 13, 2 Pe, i,
3; 3, 16, I Jo, 5, t6 th, 17, 2 Jo, TO, 12, Ko, 10, 9 ; 12, 5,
12; 21, 9 ; 22, 18 it is [pros ace 3917] toward, unto,
in Mt, 3, IT ; 7, 14 ; 8, 4, 18; g. 6 ; 12, 20 ; 13, 52 ; 14,
22 ; 15, 24 ; 16, 21 ; 21, i ; 22, 4 ; 24, 13 ; 26, 3, 36; 27,
33. Mr, 4, 35 ; 5, I, 21 ; ii, i, 11 ; 13, 13 ; 15, 41, Lu,
I, 26; 2, 4; 4, 26; 5, 24; 8, 22; IT, 24; 17, 24;
i8. 13. 35 : 24, 28, Jo, I, II ; 4, 8, 36, 45 ; 3, 24, 2gt; 6.
27 ; 7, 8 t, 10, 33, S3 ; 8, I ; ii. 31, 34 ; 12. 23, 27 ; 13. u
18. 28 ; 19. 27 ; 20. I, Ac. T, 12 ; 4, 3 ; 5, 16 ; 8, 26 ; 9, 2 ;
IT, 18, 22, 26, 27 ; 12, TO ; 13, 4, 51 ; 14, 6; 15, 39 ; 17-
10 ; 18, 6 ; 19, 3 t ; 20, 13, 22, 38 ; 21, i th, 2, 8 ; 22, 5,
7, 21 ; 25, 6, 13, 21 ; 26, 7, TI, 17 : 27, 8, 40,' Eo, i, i, 16,
26 ; 3, 7, 22 ; 5, 15, 16, iS, 21; 6, t6 f , igt, 22 ; 7, 10 ; 9.
21 1, 23 ; 10, TO t, 12, 18 ; 15, 25 ; 16, 5, 19 t, i Co. i. 9 ;
2. 7 ; TO. 2 ; II. 34 ; 14, 36 ; 16, 3, 2 Co, i, 23 ; 2, 4, t6 £;
4, IT ; 8. 2 ; 9, 5, 13 tn ; to, 14, Ga, i, 16, 17 ; 2, 9 1 ; 3,
23. =4. Ep, I, 5, 14, 15 ; 2, 21 ; 4, 13 t, 16, 30, Ph, I, II,,
12 ; 3, IT ; 4, 16, Col, I, 6, 10, 11, 20 ; 2. 2 ; 4, 11, 1 Th.
I, 5 ; 2. 9. 12 ; 4-8. 15. I Tij I. 6 ; 2. 4, 2 Ti. 2. 21 i ; 3.
IS ; 4, TO t, 18, He, 2, 3, TO ; 6, 6 ; 9, 28 ; 10, 39 ; 11, 26 ;
12, 2, Ja. 2, 2, I Pe, I, 2, 3, 5, 7, TO, 22, 25 ; 3, 12 ; 4, 7;
5, 10, 2 Pe, 2. 4, 9, I Jo, 3, 14, Ju, 6, 21, Ee, i, ii sev. ;
6, 13 ; 9, I, 7 ; 12, 13 ; 19, 9, 17 [eis 1409] with a view to,
to, into,
in Mt, 6, 27 ; 12, 28 ; 27, 27, Mr, 5, 21 ; 15, 22, 46 ; 16.
2, lu, 3, 2 ; 6, 35 : 10, 9, IT ; 12, II ; 23, I ; 24. 1, 12, Jo.
6. 16, Ac. 8. 26, 36 ; 9, 21 ; 10, IT ; 11. n, 21 ; 12. 10; 14.

OR A KEY TO THB HIDDEN MEANINGS OF THB NEW TESTAMENT.

115

i3i 15 ; i6- 19 j I?' 6, xg ; ig. 12; 21. 32 ; 24. 8 ; 25. 12 ;
26. 18, 2 Th. 2. I, 2 Ti. 2. 16 ; 4. 4, He. 6. i, x Pe. z. 25,
Re. 7. 17 ; x6. 14 ; 22. 18 [epi ace. 1802] upon.
in Mt, 9. x6, Ga, 5. 13, Ep. 2. xo, i Th. 4. 7 [epi dat.
1802] upon.
in Mt. I. 17 ; XX. 23 ; 20. 8; ca. 26 ; 23. 35 ; 24. 27; 26.
38, 58 ; 27, 8, 45 ; 28. 20, Mr. 6. 23 ; 13. 19 ; 14. 34, Lu.
2. IS ; 4- 29, 42 ; II. 51, Jo. 8. 9, Ac. I. 8, 22 ; 7. 45 ; 13.
47 J 17- T^S ; 26. II, Ro. II. 8, 1 Co. X. 8; 4. 13 ; 8. 7; 15.
6, 2 Co. 3. XS, Ja. 5. 7 [heos 2084] till.
in Ac. 2. 29 ; 13. 6 ; 22. 4, 22 ; 26. 22, i Co. 4. 11, 2 Co.
TO. 13, He. 6. II ; Ite. 2. 10, 26 ; 12. 11 ; 14. 20 ; 18. 5,
^achn or achris 831] untiL
in Mt. 17. 12, Ro. 5. 21, I Co. 9. 15 ; 14. xi, 2 Co, 5. xg,
I Th. 4. 7 ; 5. 23, X Ti. 3. 16 [en 1604] in, among.
in Ro. 15. xg, Ph, 2. 8, 30, 2 Ti. 2. g, He. 3. 6, 14 ; 12.
4 [mechri or mechris 2996] until.
in Lu. 23. 7 [ek 1427] out of.
in Ph. I. 12 [kata ace. 2398] down to, by, over against.
in Re. 2. 18 [hos 5089] as.
in Re. 10. 8 [meta gen. 2962] with.
{See also Add, appeal, approach, attain, attend,
authority, beckon, belong, bring, call, chargeable,
cleave, come, commit, committea, conformable, con
sent, day, despite, fall, fashioned, gird, go, gospel,
haste, hearken, heed, hour, in, joined, lay, like, look,
minister, nigh, obedient, pertain, preach, present,
provoke, put, reach, roll, speak, subdue, subject, sub
jection, submit, take, tedious, testify, term, write).
UNTOWARD, in Ac. 2. 40 [skolios 4x96] crooked.
UNWASHEN, in Mt. 15. 20, Mr. 7. 2, 5 [a-niptos 422]
unwashed. UNWISE, in Ro. i. 14 [a-uoetos 424] thoughtless.
in Ep. 5. 17 [a-phron 822] senseless. [unworthily,
UNWORTHILY, in i Co. 11, 27, 2g [an-axios 342]
UNWORTHY, in Ac. 13. 46 [ouk axios 481] not worthy.
in X Co. 6, 2 [an-axios 342] unworthy. [up.
UP (be), in Mt. 13. 6, Mr. 4. 6 [ana-tello 367] to rise
in Jo. 2. 7 [heos 2084] till, unto.
in Jo. II. 41, He. 12. 15 [ano 474] up, above.
(See also Arise, ascend, bear, bind, break, brim,
bring, brought, build, burn, carry, catch, child, climb,
come, deliver, devour, draw, drive, dry, eat, flll, fold,
from, gather, gaze, gird, give, go, grow, hoise, holden,
laid, lay, lead, leap, lift, look, make, nourish, offer,
offering, puff, put, raise, rear, receive, rise, root, seal,
set, shut, sit, spring, stand, stedfastly, stir, store,
swallow, take, treasure, wind, yield).
UPBRAID, in Mt. n. 20, Mr. 16. 14, Ja. i. 5 [oneid
izo 3288] to reproach.
UPHOLD, in He. i. 3 [phero 4847] to bear.
UPON, in Mt. 3. 16 ; 7. 24, 25, 26 ; 9. 18 ; to. 13 ; 11.
2g ; 12, 18 ; 13. 5 ; 19. 28 ; 21, 5 ; 23. 35, 36 ; 24. 2 ; 27.
29) 35, i^r, I. 10 ; 8. 25 ; 10. 16 ; 13, 24, Lu. x. 12, 35 ; 2.
25> 40; 3. 22 ; 4. 18 ; 5. ig, 36 ; 6. 48, 4g ; 8. 6 ; g. 38 ; 10,
6 ; II. 20 ; X3. 4 ; 19. 35, 43 ; 20. 18 ; 21. 34 ; 24. 4g ; Jo.
I. 32. 33) 51 ; 9- 15 ; 18, 4, Ac. I. 8, 26 ; 2. 3, 17 ; 4. 33 ; 5-
II t, 28 ; 7. 57 ; 8, 24 ; 10. 9 ; 13. n, 40 ; 15. 10, 17 ; 18. 6 ;
21. 35 ; 26. 16, Ro. 2. 9 ; 3. zz; 4. 9 i ; 15. 20, i Co. 3. 12,
2 Co. I. 23 ; 3. 15 ; 12. 9, Ga. 6. 16, Ep. 5. 6, i Th. 2. 16,
He. II. 21, Ja, 2. 21, 1 Pe. 4. 14 ; 5. 7, Re. i. 17 ; 2. 24 ;
3. 3, 12 ; 4. 4 ; 8. 3, zot; 10. 2 ; n. n t, 16 ; 12, 3 ; 13.
it; 14. 14 ; 16. 2, 8, 10, 12, 2x ; 17. 3, 5, 16 ; ig. 11 ; 20.
4 1 [epi ace. 1802] upon.
in Mt. 6. 19 ; lo. 27 ; 23. 9, 35 ; 24. 3 ; 25. 31, Mr. 6.
48) 49 J 7- 3O) !-"¦ 5- 24 ; 12. 3; 17. 31 ; 21, 25, Jo, ig. 31,
Ac. 12. 21, Ro. g. 28, Col. 3. s. He. 6. 7, Re. 3. lof ; 5. 7,
13; 7. 10; 10. I, 5 i, 8t; II. 10; 12. X ; 13. I, 8; 16.
18; 17. 1; 18. 24; ig. 21; 21. 5[epi5'en. 1802] upon.
in Mt. 16. 18, Mr. 6. 39; 11. 7; 13. 2, Lu. 19. 44; 21.
6, Jo. 4. 27 ; II. 38, Ac. 8. 16 ; 13. 40, Ep. 2. 20 ; 4. 26,
Ph, X. 3 ; 2. 17, 27, He. 8. 6, Re, ig. 14 [epi d!af. 1802]
upon. in Mt. 26. 10 ; 27. 30, Mr. 13. 3, Lu. 8. 43 ; 18, 13, Ac.
3. 4 ; II. 6 ; 22. 13 ; 27. 26, 20, Ro. 5. 12, x8 t ; 13. 6, i Co.
10. II ; 15. ID, 2 Co. I. II, Ga. 4. 11, Re. 8. 7 ; 9. 3 ; 16.
!• 2, 3, 4 [eis 1802] upon,
in Mt. 12, 2, Lu. 21. 23, Ac, 20. 7, Ja. 4. 3 [en 1604] in,
among. in Mt.' 23. 18 ; 28. 2, Re. 2c. 3 [ep-ano X775] up, above.
in Lu. I. 58 [raeia. gen. 2962] with.
in Ac. II. ig [apo S3g] from.
in I Co. 16. 2 [kata aee. 2308] down to, over against.
iu Ju. 15 [icata gen. 23g8] down, from, against.

(Seealso Attend, authority, beat, bestow, bring, build,,
call, cast, clothed, come, fall, go, hold, laid, lie, look,
meditate, mercy, press, put, rest, sea, sit, spit, spread,
take). UPPER (chamber,- room), in Ac. i. 13 ; 9. 37, 39 ; 20.
8 [huper-oon 4762] upper chamber.
in Mr. 14. 15, Lu, 22. 12 [ano-geon 475] upper room.
in Ac, 19. I [anoterikos 477] upper, nigher.
UPPERMOST. (See Room, seat).
UPRIGHT, in Ac. 14. 10 [orthos 3326] upright.
UPRIGHTLY, (fi'ee Walk).
UPROAR (be in an, make an, set on an), in Mt. 26. s,
Mr. 14. 2, Ac. 20. I [thorubos 2218] uproar.
¦ in Ac. 17. s [thorubeo 2217] to set in an uproar.
in Ac. 19. 40 [stasis 4255] a standing, upstanding.
in Ac. 21. 31 [suf-chunomai 4336] to be poured to
gether, confused.
in Ac. 21. 38 [ana-statoo 361] to unsettle.
UPSIDE. (-See Turn).

URGE, in Lu. n. 53 [en-echo 1645] to hold in.
US, h ' 
1362] I.

US, in Jo. II.

ti. 53.1
16, 1I(

.e. 12. I [hemeis pZ. nom. of ego

in Mt. I. 23 ; 15. 23, Mn g. 40, Lu, 9. 49, 50 1 ; 24. 29,
Ac. 1.22; 7.40; 15. 9, 24; 17. 27; 24. 4; 28. IS, Ro. 4.
16 ; s- 8 ; 8. 26, 31 1, 32, 34 ; 14. 7, 12 ; 15, 2, i Co. 4. 8 ;
5. 7, 2 Co. I. II, ig, 20 ; 2. X4 ; 3. 3 ; 4. 7 ; 5. 20, 21 ; 7.
9 ; 8. 4, IQ t, zo, Ga. 3. 13 ; 4. 26, Ep. 4. 7 ; s* 2, Col. 2. 14 ;
4. 3, I Th. I. 6, g ; 2. 13 ; 3- 6 ; 4. i ; 5. 10, 25, 2 Th. I.
7 ; 2. 2 ; 3. X, 6, Tit. 2. 14, He. 6. 20, 24 ; 11. 4ot ; 13. 18,
I Pe. 2. 21 ; 4. I, 17, 2 Pe. 3. 2, x Jo. i. i, 3 ; 2. ig five ;
3.16, 20; 4.6i; 5.14, IS, 2 Jo. 2 [hemon p?, (/en., of ego].
in Mt. 3. IS ; 6, II, 12 ; 8. 31 ; 13. 36 ; is. is ', 20. 12 ;
21. 25 ; 22. 17, 25 ; 24. 3 ; 23. 8, 9, 11 ; 26. 63, 68, Mr, 9.
22, 38 1 ; 10. 3s, 37 ; 12. ig ; 13. 4 ; 14- is ; ^6. 3, Lu. 1. 1,
2, 6g, 74 ; 2. IS, 48 ; 7. 5, 16 ; 10. 11, 17 ; 11, 3, 4 £ ; 13,
2s ; 20. 2, 22, 28 ; 22, 8, 67 ; 23. 18 ; 24. 18, 32 th, Jo. i.
14 ; 2. 18 ; 4. 12, 25 ; 6. 34, 52 ; 8. 5 ; 10. 24 ; 11. so ; 14-
8, g, 22 ; 16. 17 ; 17. 21 ; x8. 31, Ac. i. 17, 21, 22 ; 2. 29;
3. 12 ; 6. 14 ; 7, 38, 40 ; 10. 41, 42 ; n. 13, 17 ; 13. 33, 47 ;
14. 17 ; 13. 7, 8, 23, 28 ; 16. 9, 16, 17 1, 21 ; 20, 14; 21. 16,
18 ; 25. 24 ; 27, 2 ; 28. 2, 15, Ro. s- S > 8* 4> 32 ; 9- 29 J iz-
6, I Co. 1, j8, 30 ; 2. 10, 12 ; 4. 6 ; 8. 6 ; 15. 37, 2 Co. i. 8 ;
4. 12, 17 ; 5. 3, 18, 19 ; 6. 12 ; 7. 7 ; 8. 3, 7, 10 ; 8. 13, Ep.
1, g ; 3. 20, Col. I. 8 ; 2. 14 ; 4. 3, i Th. 2. 8 ; 3, 6, i Ti, 6.
17, 2 Ti. I. 7, g, 14, He. I. 2 ; 7. 26 j 10. 15, 20 ; 12. i,
Ja. 3. 3 ; 4. 3, 1 Pe. i, 12 ; 2. 21 j 4. 3, z Pe. i. x, 3, 4, i
Jo. I. 2, 8, 9, 10; 2. 23; 3. X, 23, 24 <; 4, 9, 12 t, 13 t, 16;
S. XI, 20, 2 Jo. 2 [hemin pi. dat. of ego 1362] I.
in Mt. 6. 13 t; 8. zs, zg, 31 ; 9. 27 ; 13. 36 ; 17- 4 i 20.
7) 30) 31" » 27. 4, 25, Mr. I. 24 ; 5. 12 ; 6. 3 ; 9. 5, 22, Lu.
I. 71, 78 ; 4- 34 ; 7' 20 ; g. 33 ; "• I. 4 *) 45 ; 12. 41 ; 16.
26 ; r7. 13 ; ig. 14 ; 20. 6 ; 23. 30 t, 39 ; 24. 22, Jo. i.
22 ; g. 34, Ac. I. 21 ; 3. 4; 3. 28; 7. 27, 40; n. 13 ; 14.
II ; 16. 10, 15,37 ^^ » 20. 5 ; 21. 3, II, 17 ; 27. 6, 7 ; 28. 2,
7, 10, Ro. 4. 24 ; 5. 8 ; 8. 18, 35, 37, 39 ; 9. 24 ; 13, 7 ; 16.
6, I Co. 4. I, 9 ; 6. 14 ; 7. 13 ; 8. 8, z Co. i. 4, 3, 10, 11,
14, 21 1, 22 ; 2. 14 ; 3. 6 ; 4. 14 ; 5. 3, 14, x8 ; 7. 6 ; 8. 20;
10. 2, Ga. I. 4, 23 ; 2. 4 ; 3. 13 ; 3. i, Ep. i, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8,
19 ; 2. 4, 7 ; 5. 2, Phm. 3, 17, Col, i. 12, 13, i Th. i. 10,
2, IS, 16, 18 ; 3. 6 i, 7, 8 ; 5. 9, 2 Th. 2. 16 ; 3. 7, 9, 2 Ti.
I. g ; 2. 12, Tit. 2. 12, 14 ; 3. 5, 6, 13, He. 2. 3, Ja, 1. 18,
I Pe. I. 3 ; 3. 18, 21 ; 5, 10, 2 Pe. 1. 3 ; 3. 9, i Jo. i. 7, g ;
3. I ; 4, 10, IX, xg ; 3 Jo. g, 10, Re. i. 3 f, 6; 3. g, 10 ; 6.
16 t [hemas ace. pi. of ego 1362] I.
in Jo, 10. 24 [psuche hemon 5068] our soul.
USB, in Ro. i. 26, 27 [chresis 5019] use, using.
in He. 3. 14 [hexis 1729] having, holding.
in Ep. 4. 29, Tit. 3. 14 [chreia 5011] use. (See Meet).
USE (be -ed), in Ac. 27. 17, 1 Co. 7. 21, 31 ; g. 12, 15,
2 Co. I. 17 ; 3. 12 ; 13. 10, I Ti. I. 8 ; 5. 23 [chraomai
in Mr. 2. 18 [eimi i3g8] to be. [5010] to use.
in He. 5. 13 [met-echo 2084] to hold with. [used.
in He, 10. 33 [ana-strephomai 364] to be tumed up,
in I Pe. 2. 16 [echo 2083] to have, hold.
in X Th. 2. 3 [ginomai en 993] to come in.
(See also Arts, authority, deacon, deceit, despitefully,
fast, hospitality repetition, sorcery).
USING, in Col, 2. 22 [apo-chresis 633] using fully.
USURP (authority), in i Ti. 2. 12 [auth-enteo 771] to
assert self-authority.
USURY, in Mt. 23. 27, Lu. xg. 23 [tokos 4636] produce.
UTMOST part, in Lu. xx. 31 [peras 3620] end.
UTTER (which cannot be -ed), in 2 Co. 12. 4, Re. 10.
3, 4 t [laleo 2768] to talk.

116

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Ro, 8, 26 [a-laletoB igi] unspeakable, that cannot
be talked of,
in Mt, 13, 35 [ereugomai 1941] to utter, belch forth,
in I Co, 14, g [didomi 1212] to give,
in He, 5, 11 [legomai 2788] to be laid out, said,
UTTERANCE, in 1 Co, i, 5, 2 Co, 8, 7 [logos 2833]
word, discourse,
in Ac, 2, 4 [apo-phthefgomal 631] to sound forth,
UTTEEIY, in i Co, 6. 7 [holos 3260] wholly, (See
Bum, perish),
UTTEEMOST (part, of your matter, to the), in Mt, 3,
26, Ac, I, 8 [eschatos ig7i] last,
in Mt, 12, 42 [peras 3620] end.
in Mr. 13. 27 * [akron 183] extreme point.
in I Th. 2, 16 [telos 4587] end, ending,
in He, 7. 25 [pan-teles 3450] full end, [See also Know),

V,
VAGABOND, in Ao, ig, 13 [peri-erchomai 3633) to
come round about, [2376] a covering,
VAIl or VEIl, in 2 Co, 3, 13, 14, 15, 16 [kalumma
in Mt, 27, 51, Mr, 13, 38, Lu, 23, 45, He, 6, 19 ; 9, 3 ;
10, 20 [kata-petasma 2473] hanging curtain,
VAIN (be in, become, in, things), in Ac, 4, 25, i Co, 13,
10, 14 t, 58, 2 Co, 6, 1, Ga, 2, 2, Ep, 5, 6, Ph, 2, 16, Col,
2, 8, 1 Th, 2, I ; 3, 5, Ja, 2, 10 [kenos 2567] empty.
in I Ti. 6. 20, 2 Ti. 2. t6 [keno-phonia 2568] empty
sound. in I Co, 3, 20; 13, 17, Tit, 3, 9, Ja, i. 26, i Pe. 1. 18
[mataios 2901] vain.
in Ro. 1, 21 [mataioomal 2903] to become vain,
iuEo, 13, 4, I Co, 13, 2, Ga, 3, 4; 4, 11 [eike 1388]
heedlessly, in 2 Co, 9, 3 [kenoomai 2569] to become empty,
in Mt, 15, 9, Mr, 7, 7 [maten 2904] in vain,
in Ga, 2, 21 [dorean 1323] freely, gratuitously.
in Ja. 4. 3 [kenos 2567] emptily.
(See also Glory, jangling, repetitions, talkings),
VAINLY, in Col, 2, 18 [eike 1388] heedlessly,
VALIANT, in He, it, 34 [ischuros 2305] strong.
VALLEY, in Lu. 3. 5 [pharagx 4836] valley, gorge,
ravine. VALUE (be of more), in Mit. 10. 31, Lu. 12. 7 [dia-
phero 1195] to bear diversely, be diflerent.
in Mt. 27. 9 t [timao 4619] to honour, value.
VANISH (SLVny, out of sight), in Lu. 24. 31 [ginomai
a-phantos 798] to become unseen.
in I Co. 13, 8 [kat-argeomai 2481] to be thoroughly
idle or useless, [ing away.
in He. 8. 13 [eggus arplianismou 797] nigh of vanish-
in Ja. 4. 14 [a-phanizomai 796] to cause self to vanish
away. [2902] vanity.
VANITY, in Ro. 8. 20, Ep. 4. 17, 2 Pe. 2. t8 [mataiotes
in Ac. 14. 15 [mataios 2901] vain (thing).
VAPOUE, in Ac. 2. 19, Ja. 4. 14 [atmis 764] vapo
VAEIABLENESS, in Ja. 1. 17 [par-allage 3496] chang
ing aside.
VAEIANCE (set at), in Mt. 10. 35 [di-chaz5 1258] to
divide in two.
in Ga. 3. 20 [eris 1932] strife. [to vaunt oneself.
VAUNT (oneself), in i Co. 13. 4 [perpereuomai 3677]
VEHEMENT. (See Desire), [abundantly,
VEHEMENTLY, in Mt, 14, 21 [ek perissou 3665] very
in Lu, IT, S3 [deinos 1058] vehemently, awfully,
in Lu, 23, TO [eu-tonos 2052] strenuously, (See Beat),
VENEMOUS (beast), in Ac, 28, 4 [therion 2208] wild
beast, VENGEANCE, in Lu, 21, 22, Eo, 12, 19, 2 Th, i, 8,
He, 10, 30 [ek-dikesis 1449] full justice,
in Ac, 28, 4, Ju, 7 [dike 1239] right, justice,
in Eo, 3, 5 [orge 3318] anger,
VERILY, in Mt, 5, 18, 26 ; 6, 2, 5, 16 ; 8, 10 ; 10. -5,
23, 42 ; IT, IT ; 13, 17 ; 16, 28 ; 17, 20 ; 18, 3, 13, 18 ; 19.
23, 28 ; 21, 21, 31 ; 23, 36 ; 24, 2, 34, 47 ; 25. 12, 40, 45 ;
26. 13, 21, 34, Mr. 3. 28 ; 6. it ; 8. 12 ; g. i, 41 ; 10. 15,
29 ; II. 23 ; 12. 43 ; 13. 30 ; 14. 9, 18, 25, 30, Iu. 4. 24 ;
T2. 37 ; 13, 35 ; 18, 17, 29 ; 21, 32 ; 23, 43, Jo, i, 51 1 ; 3,
3t, st, IT t; 5, ig t, 24 t, 25 ( ; 6, 26 t, 32 t, 47 t, 33 t ;
8, 34 t, SI t, sBt; 10. it, 7 1; 12, 24 i ; 13, 16 1, 20 t, 21 1,
38 t; 14, 12 f ; 16, 20 t, 23 t; 21, t8 t [amen 254] amen,
60 be it, so it is,
in Mr, g, 12, Ac, 19, 4 ; 22, 3, Ro, z, 25, i Co, 3, 3; 14,

17, He, 3, s'l^' 16 ; 7, 3, 18 ; 9, I ; 12, 10, i Pe. i. 20
[men 2941] indeed.
in Ac, 16, 37, Eo, 15, 27 [gar 963] for,
in Lu, II, 51 [nai 3099] yea,
in Ac, 26. 9 [men oun 3380] indeed then.
in Ga. 3, 21 [ontos 3297] certainly,
in He, 2, t6 [depou 1106] verily,
in I Jo, 2. 5 [a-lethos 203] truly, (See also Yes),
VERITY, in i Ti, 2, 7 [a-letheia 198] truth,
VERY (that), in Mt, 18, 31, Mr, 16, 4, lu, 18, 23
[sphodra 4308] exceeding, very,
in Eo, 13, 6, I Th, 5, 23, He, 10, i [autos 788] it, same,
in Ac, 9, 22 [ho 3186] the,
in Mr. 16. 2, 2 Co. 11. 5 ; 12. 11 [huper lian 2810] very
much over.
in Mt. 15, 28 ; 17, 18 [ekeinos 1457] that,
in Jo, 7, 26 [a-lethos 203] truly, [antly,
in I Th, 5, 13 [huper ek perissou 4736] over abund-
(See also Act, attentive, bold, chiefest, costly, dili
gently, even, first, gladly, great, heavy, highly, hungry,
little, many, moming, pitiful, precious, small, sorrow
ful, worthy),
VESSEL, (See also Brazen), in Mr, 11, 16, lu, 8, 16,
Jo, 19, 29, Ac, 9, 15 ; 10, II, 16 ; 11, 5, Eo, 9, 21, 22, 23,
2 Co, 4, 7, I Th. 4. 4, 2 Ti. 2, 20, 21, He, 9, 21, i Pe, 3, 7, '
Ee, 2, 27 ; 18, 12 t [skeuos 4182] a vessel, instmment.
in Mt, 13, 48 ; 25, 4 [aggeion 21] little pan or jar.
VESTURE, in Mt. 27. 35, Jo. 19, 24 [himatismos 2285]
clothing, garment, [one,
in He, 1. 12 [perl-bolaion 3628] what is cast around
in Ee. 19. 13, 16 [himation 3284] clothing, garment,
VEX (be -ed, with a devil). In Mt, 15, 22 [daimoniz
omai 1032] to be demonized,
in Mt, 17, IS [pascho 3571] to suffer,
in Lu. 6. 18, Ac. 5. 16 [ochleomai 3404] to be crowded.
in Ac. 12. I [kakoo 2365] to do evil.
in 2 Pe. 2. 7 [kata-poneomai 2477] to be greatly pained.
in 2 Pe, 2, 8 [basanlz5 836] to be tiled, pained,
VIAL, in Ee, 5, 8 ; is- 7 . 16. 1,-2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 12, 17 ;
17. 1 ; 21. 9 [phiale 4860] phial, vial.
VICTOEY (get the), in Mt. 12. 20, i Co. 15. 54, 55, 57
[nikos 3136] victory.
in I Jo. 5. 4 [nike 3135] victory.
in Ee. 15. 2 [nikao 3134] to beTictorious.
VICTUALS, in Mt. 14. islbroma 944] food.
in lu. 9. 12 [epi-sitismos 1872] provisions, [watchful
VIGIIANT (be), iu i Pe. 5. 8 [gregoreo T022] to be
VIIE, in Eo, I, 26 [a-timia 761] dishonour.
in Ph. 3. 21 [tapeinosis 4551] lowliness.
in Ja. 2. 2 [ruparos 4100] fflthy.
VniAGE, in Mt, 9, 35 ; 14, 15 ; 21, 2, Mr, 6, 6, 36,
56; II. 2, lu, 8, I ; 9, 52, 56 ; TO, 38 ; 13, 22 ; 17, 12 ; 19,
30 ; 24, 13^ 38, Ac, 8, 25 [kome 2758] village,
VINE, in Mt, 26, 29, Mr, 14, 25, Lu, 22, t8, ,To, 13, i,
4, 5, Ja, 3, 12, Ee, 14, 19 [ampelos 260] vine,
in Ee, 14, 18 [botms 920] cluster.
VINEGAR, in Mt. 27. 34, 48, Mr. 15, 36, lu, 23, 36,
Jo, IQ, 20 *, 30 [oxos 3298] vinegar.
VINEYARD, in Mt. 20. i, 2, 4, 7, 8 ; 21, 28, 33, 3g, 40,
I, Mr, 12, 1, 2, 8, 9 1, lu, 13, 6 ; 20, 9, 10, 13, 13 1, 16, i

fe

I, 7 [am-pel6n 262] vineyard, (See Dresser),

VIOLENCE (suffer, do„,to), in Ac, 5, 26 ; 21, 35 ; 24.
7 ; 27, 41 [bia 886] force,
in Mt, II, 12 [biazomai 887] to be forced,
,in Lu, 3, 14 [dia-seid 1172] to shake thoroughly,
in He, 11, 34 [dunamis 1301) power,
tn Ee, i3, 21 [hormema 3340] a rush.
VIOLENT, in Mt. 11. 12 [Wastes 889] forcible.
VIOLENTLY. (See Run), [echidna 2082] viper
VIPER, in Mt, 3, 7 ; 12, 34 ; 23, 33, Lu, 3, 7, Ac, 28, 8
VIEGIN, in Mt, i, 23 ; 25, i, 7, 11, Lu, i, 27 t, Ac; 21,
9, 1 Co, 7, 23, 28, 34, 36, 37, 2 Co, II, 2, Ee. 14. 4 [par-
Ihenos 3347] virgin.
VIRGINITY, in lu, 2, 36 [parthenia 3346] virginity,
VIRTUE, in Mr, 3, 30, lu, 6, ig ; 8, 46 (dunamis 1301]
puwer, ability, [ness,
in Ph, 4, 8, 2 Pe, i, 3, 3 [arete 658] wortliiness, manli-
VISIBLE, in Col, 1, 16 [borates 3316] seen,
VISION, in Mt, 17, 9, Ac, g, to, 12 ; 10, 3, 17, 19 ; 11,
3 ; 12, 9 ; 16, 9, TO ; 18, 9 [horama 3314] sight,
in Lu, I, 22 ; 24, 23, Ac, 26, 19, 2 Co, 12, t [optasia
3309] sight, vision,
in Ac, 2, 17, Ee, 9, 17 [horasis 3315] sight,
VISIT, in Mt, 25, 36, 43, Lu, i, 68, 78 ; 7, 16. Ac, 7,

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23 ; 15. 14, 36, He, 2, 6, Ja, i. 27 [epi-skeptomai 1873] to
look out for or after.
VISITATION, in lu. ig. 44, i Pe. 2. 12 [epi-skope
1878] oversight, inspection,
VOCATION, in Ep, 4, i [klesis 2627] calling,
VOICE, in Mt, 2, 18 ; 3, 3, 17 ; 12, 19 ; 17, 5 ; 27, 46,
so, Mr, I, 3, II, 26; i, 7; 9, 7; 15, 34, 37, lu,"i, 42, 44;
3, 4, 22 ; 4, 33 ; 8, 28 ; 9, 35, 36 ; ii, 27 ; 17. 13, 15 ; 19,
37; 23, 23 t, 46, Jo, I, 23 ; 3, 29 ; 5, 25, 28, 37 ; 10, 3, 4, 5,
.16, 27 ; II, 43 ; 12, 28, 30 ; t8, 37, Ac, 2, 14; 4, 24; 7, 31,
57, 60 ; 8, 7 ; 9, 4, 7 ; 10, 13, 15 ; 11, 7, 9 ; 12, 14, 22 ; 13,
27; 14, TO, I. ; 16, 28 ; 19, 34; 22, 7, 9, 14, 22 ; 24, 21 ;
20, 14, 24, I Co, 14, 10, II, Ga, 4, 20, I Th, 4, 16, He, 3,
7, 15 ; 4. 7 ; 12. 19, 26, 2 Pe. i, 17, 18 ; 2, t6, Ee, i, 10,
12, IS ; 3, 20 ; 4, I, 3 ; 5, 2, 11, 12 ; 6, 6, 7, 10 ; 7, 2, 10 ;
8, 5, 13 ? ; 9, 13 ; TO, 3 f , 4 i, 7, 8 ; 11, 12, 13, ig ; 12, 10 ;
14, 2/, 7, 9, 13, 15 ; 16, I, 17, 18 ; 18, 2, 4, 22, 23 ; ig, i,
5, 6 th, 17 ; 21, 3 [phone 4945] sound, voice,
in Ac, 26, 10 [psephos 5064] pebble, vote,
VOID (make), in Eo, 4, 14, i Co, 9, 15 [kenoo 2569]
to empty,
in Eo, 3, 31 [kat-argeo 2481] to make thoroughly idle
or useless, (See Offence),
VOLUME, in He, 10, 7 [kephalis 2588] head, front,
VOLUNT AEY, in Col, 2, 18 [thelo 2179] to will,
VOMIT, in 2 Pe, 2, 22 [ex-erama 1720] vomit,
VOW, in Ac, 18, 18; 21, 23[euche 2062] a pouring out,
VOYAGE, in Ac. 27. 10 [ploos 3750] sailing.

W.
WAGES, iu Lu. 3. 14, Ro, 6, 23, 2 Co, it, 8 [opsonion
3413] wage,
in Jo, 4, 36, 2 Pe, ¦^. IS [misthos 3037] hire, reward,
WAG (to), in Mt, 27, 39, Mr, 13, 29 [kineo 2605] to
move, WAIL, in Mr, 3, 38 [alalazo igo] to yell, howl, clang,
in Ee, i, 7 [koptomai 267g] to smite self.
in Ee. t8. 13, ig [pentheo 3605] to mourn.
WAILING, in Mt. 13. 42, 50 [klaiithmos 2613] wailing,
WAIT (at, continually, for, on), in Eo, 8, 19, 23, 25, i
Co, I, 7, Ga. 5. 5 [ap-ek-dechomai 520] to receive from,
expect fully.
in Mr. 15, 43, Lu, 2, 25 ; 12, 36 ; 23, 31 [pros-dechomai
3931] to receive uuto oneself,
in Jo, 5, 3, Ac, 17, t6, Ja, 5, 7, i Pe, 3, 20 [ek-decho
mai 1443] to receive from, expect,
in Lu, I, 21 ; 8, 40, Ac to, 24 [pros-dokao 3932] to
look toward or for. [toward.
in Mr, 3, 9, Ac, 10, 7 [pros-kartareo 3947] to persevere
in Ac, T, 4 [peri-meno 3649] to remain round about,
in I Co, 9, 13 [pros-edreuo 3937] to sit toward,
in I Th, I, TO [ana-meno 335] to remain up or back,
in Ep, 4, 14 [pros-methodeia 2923] toward tlie metho
dizing, (See also Lay, lying),
WAITING, (See Patient),
WAKE, in i Th, 5, 10 [gregoreo 1022] to be watchful,
WALK (about, in, orderly, thorough, uprightly, be
-ing), in Mt, 4, 18:9, 5 ; 11, 5 ; 14, 25, 26, 29 ; 15, 31,
Mr, I, 16; 2, 9; 5, 42; 6, 48, 49; 7. 5 ; 8, 24; 11, 27;
16, 12, Lu, 5, 23 ; 7, 22 ; II, 44 ; 20, 46 ; 24, 17, Jo,
I, 36 ; 5, 8, 9, IT, 12 ; 6, ig, 66 ; 7, i C ; 8, 12 ; 10, 23 ; it,
g, TO, 54 ; 12, 35 t ; 21, 18, Ac, 3, 6, 8 1, 9, 12 ; 14, 8, to ;
21, 21, Eo, 6, 4 ; 8, I, 4 ; 13, 13 ; 14, 15, i Co, 3, 3 ; 7, 17,
2 Co, 4, 2 ; 5, 7 ; 10, 2, 3 ; 12, t8, (ja, 5, 16, Ep, 2, 2, 10 ;
4, I, 17 t ; 5, 2, 8, IS, ]?n, 3, 17, 18, Col, i, 10 ; 2, 6 ; 3,
7 ; 4, 5, I Th, 2, 12 ; 4, i, 12, 2 Th, 3. 6, 11, i Pe, 5, 8, i
Jo, I, 6, 7 ; 2, 6 1, II, 2 Jo, 4, 6 ^, 3 .To. 3, 4, Ee, 2, i ; 3.
4:9. 20 ; 16. IS ; 21, 24 [peri-pateo 3655] to tread or.
walk about,
in 2 Co, 6, 16 [em-peri-pateo 1585] to walk about in,
iu Lu, I, 6 ; 13, 33, Ac. 9, 31 ; 14, t6, t Pe, 4, 3, 2 Pe,
¦^. 10 ; 3, 3, Ju, 16, 18 [poreuomai 3801] to go on,
in Ac, 21, 24, Eo, 4, 12, Ga, 5, 25 ; 6, 16, Ph, 3, 16
[stoicheo 4287] to step, [go through,
in Mt, 12, 43, Lu, II, 24 [di-erchomai 1220] to come or
in Ga, 2, 14 [ortho-poded 3325] to walk upright,
WALL, iu Ac, 9, 25, 2 Co, 11, 33, He, ii, 30, Ee, 21,
12, 14, IS, 17, 18, 19 [teichos 4569] w.all,
in Ac, 23, 3 [toichos ^635] inner wall, partition,
(See also Middle wall between),
WALLOW, iu Mr, 9, 20 [kuliomai 2742] to roll self,
wallow.

in 2 Pe. 2, 22 [kulisma 2741] rolling, waUowing,
WANDEE (-ing, about), in i Ti, 6, 13, He, 11, 37 [peri-
ertriiomai 3633] to come or go round about,
in He, 11, 38 [planao 3713] to go astray,
in Ju, 13 [planetes 3715] one going astray,
WANT (be in), inMr, 12, 44, Ph, 4, 11 [husteresis 4815]
being behind, lack, [lack,
in 2 Co, 8, 14 1; g.12 [husterema 4814] what is behind,
in lu, 15, 14 [hustereo 4813] to be behind, lack,
in Ph, 2, 23 [chreia 5011] use, need,
WANT (be -ing), in Jo, 2, 3, 2 Co, 1 1, g [hustereo 4813]
to be behind, lack,
in Tit, I, 5 ; 3, 13, Ja, i, 4 [leipo 2791] to leave,
WANTON agairist (begin to wax), in i Ti, 5, 11 [kata-
streniazd 2499] to live hardly against,
WANTONNESS (much), in Eo, 13, 13, 2 Pe, 2, 18
[a-selgeia 713] lasciviousness,
WAR (make, men of), in Mt, 24, 6 t, Mr, 13, 7 t, lu,
14, 31 ; 21. g, Ja. 4, I, Re, it, 7 ; 12, 7, 17 ; 13, 7 ; ig, 9
[polemos 3777] battle, war, [war,
inRe, 13, 4; 17, 14; ig, it [polemeo 3776] to battle,
in lu, 23, IT [strateuma 4292] soldiery,
WAR (against), in 2 Co, to, 3, i Ti, i, 18, 2 Ti, z, 4,
J a, 4, I, I Pe, 2, TI [strateuomai 4293] to be a soldier,
in Ja. 4 2 [polemeo 3776] to battle, war. [tion to,
in Ro, 7, 23 [anti-strateuomai 464] to war in opposi-
WARD, iu Ao, 12, 10 [phulake 4927] guard, ward,
watch, WARE of (be), in Ac, 14, 6 [sun-eideo 4438] to know
with, be conscious of,
in 2 Ti, 4, 15 [phulasso 4931] to guard, watch,
WARFARE (go a), in 2 Co, 10, 4, i Ti, i, iB] stratela
4231] warfare,
in I Co, g, 7 [strateuomai 4293] to war as a soldier,
WARM (oneself, be-ed), inMr, 14, 54, 67, Jo, t8, 18^,
25, Ja, 2, t6 [thermainomai 2197] to warm self,
WARN '(be -ed of or from Gfod), iu Ac, 20, 31, i Co, 4,
14, Col, I, 28, 1 Th, 5, 14 [nou-theteo 316] to put in mind,
in Mt, 2, 12, 22, Ac, 10. 22, He. 11, 7 [chrematlzomai
5016] to be oracularly wamed,
in Mt, 3, 7, Lu, 3, 7 [hupo-deilmumi 4772] to show
soraewhat or a little,
WASH (away), in Mt, 6, 17 ; 15, 2, Mr, 7. 3, Jo. g, 71,
TI t, 15 ; 13, 5, 6, 8 1, 10, 12, 14 i ; I Ti, 5, 10 [nipto 3138]
to wash,
in Mt, 27, 24 [apo-nipto 595] to wash off or fully,
iu Jo, 13, 10, Ac, 9, 37 ; t6, 33, He, lo, 22, 2 Pe, 2, 22,
Ee, I, 5 [louo 2841] to bathe, [fully,
in Ac, 22, 16, I Co, 6, TI [apo-louo 592] to bathe oif or
in Mr, 7, 4, Lu, 11, 38 [baptizomai 843] to be baptized,
cleansed, consecrated,
in Lu, 7, 38, 44 [brecho 937] to rain, wet,
in Ee, 7, 14 [pluno 3736] to rinse,
in Lu, 5, 2 [apo-pluno 399] to rinse ofl,
WASHING, in Mr, 7, 4, 8, He, g, 10 [baptismos 845]
baptism, cleansing, consecration,
in Ep, 3, 26; Tit, 3, 5 [loutron 2840] bath,
WASTE, in Mt, 26, 8, Mr, 14, 4 [ap-oleia 643] destruc
tion, loss, [to scatter thoroughly,
WASTE (to), in lu^ 15, 13 ; t6, i [dia-skorpizo 1173]
in Ga, i, 13 [portheo 3802] to ravage,
WATCH, in Mt, 14, 25 ; 24, 43, Mr, 6, 48, lu, 2, 8 ;
12, 38 [phulake 4927] guard, ward, watch,
in Mt, 27, 65, 66 ; 28, it [koustodia 2691] custody,
WATCH (to), in Mt, 24, 42, 43 ; 25, 13 ; 26, 38, 40, 41,
Mr, 13, 34, 35, 37 ; 14, 34, 37, 38, lu, 12, 37, 39, Ac, 20,
31, T Co, t6, 13, Col, 4, 2, I Th, 5, 6, Ee, 3, 3 ; 16, 15
[gregoreo 1022] to be watchful,
in Mr, 13, 33, Lu, 21, 36, Ep, 6, 18, He, 13. 17 [a-grupneo
60] to be wakefuL
in Mt, 27, 36, 54 [tereo 4614] to watoh, keep,
in Mr, 3, 2, Lu, 6, 7 ; 14, i ; 20, 20, Ac, g, 24 [para-
tereo 35ig] to watch alongside,
in 2 Ti, 4, 5, I Pe, 4, 7 [nepho 3133] to be sober, vigil
ant, [luL
WATCHFUl, in Ee, 3, 2 [gregoreo 1022] to be watch-
WATCHING, in 2 Co, 6, 5 ; it, 27 [a-grupnia 61 [wake
fulness, WATEE (drink, without), in Mt, 3, it, 16 ; 8, 32 ; 14,
28, 2g ; 17, 15 ; 27, 24, Mr, i, 8, lo ; 9, 22, 41 ; 14, 13, lu,
3, t6; 7, 44 ; 8, 24, 25 ; 16, 24 ; 22, 10, Jo, i, 26, 31, 33 ;
3- 7. 9 * ; 3- 3. 23 ; 4. 7. 1°. "1 13. 14 iK IS. 46 ; 5- 3. 4 *.
7 ; 7- 38 ; 13, 5 ; 19- 34. Ac, i, 5 ; 8, 36*, 38, 39 ; 10, 47 ;
II, 16, Ep, 5, 26, He. 9. 19 ; 10. 22, Ja. 3. 12, i Pe. 3. 20,

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2 Pe, 3, 5^, 6, I Jo, 5, 6 th, 8, Ee, i, 15 ; 7, 17 ; 8, 10, 11 1 ;
IT, 6 ; 12, IS ; 14, 2, 7 ; 16, 4, 5, 12 ; 17, i, 15 ; ig, 6 ; 21,
6 ; 22, I, 17 [hudor 4717] water,
in I Ti, 3, 23 [hudro-poteo 4713] to drink water,
, in 2 Pe, 2, 17, Ju, 12 [an-udros 471] waterless,
! in 2 Co, IT, 26 [potamos 3316] river, stream, (SeeCold),
" WATEE (to), in lu, 13, 15, i Co, 3, 6, 7, 8 [potizo 3823]
to water,
WATEEPOT, in Jo, 2, 6, 7; 4, 28 [hudria 4714]
water-jug, WAVE, in Mt, 8, 24 ; 14, 24, Mr, 4, 37, Ac, 27, 41, Ju,
13 [kuma 2744] wave, billow,
in lu, 21, 23 [sales 4114] billow,
in Ja, I, 6 [kludon 2637] tossing, wave, surge,
WAVEE (without -ing), in 7a, i, 6 [dia-krino 1137] to
judge diversely,
iu He, TO, 23 [a-klines 164] without bending,
WAX (to), in Lu, '3. 19, He, 11, 34 [ginomai gg3l to
become, in 2 Ti, 3, 13 [pro-kopto 3000] to strike toward.
(See also Bold, cold, confident, gross, old, rich, strong,
wanton). WAY (off, a good, a great, be out of the, by the,
bring on the, to escape, by, ,,of), in Mt, 2, 12 ; 3, 3 ; 4,
J5 ; 5- 25 ; 7- 13. 14 ; 8, 28 ; TO, 3 ; II, TO ; 13, 4, 19 ; 13,
32 ; 20, 17, 30 ; 21, 8 t, ig, 32 ; 22, 16, Mr, i, 2, 3 ; 4, 4,
15 ; 8, 3, 27 ; 9, 33, 34 ; 10, 17, 32, 52 ; 11, 8 < ; 12, 14,
lu, I, 76, 79 ; 3- 4. 5 ; 7. 27 ; 8, 5, 12 ; 9, 57 ; to, 4, 31 ;
12, 38 ; 18, 35 ; 19, 36 ; 20, 21 ; 24. 32, 35, Jo, i, 23 ; 14,
4, 3, 6, Ac, 2, 28 ; 8, 26, 36, 39 ; 9, 2, 17, 27 ; 13, lo ; 14,
16 ; 16, 17 ; 18, 23, 26 ; 19, 9, 23 ; 22, 4 ; 24, 14, 22 ; 23,
3 ; 26, 13, Eo, 3, t6, 17 ; IT, 33, I Co, 4, 17 ; 12, 31, i Th.
3. IT, He. 3. TO ; 9. 8 ; to. 20, Ja, i, 8 ; 2, 25 ; 5, 20, 2
Pe, 2, 2, 15 t, 21, .fu, IT, Ee, 15, 3 ; t6, 12 [hodos 3198J
way, [passing by,
in I Co, 16, 7 [en par-odo 3551] in the by-way or
in Col, 2, 14, 2 Th, 2, 7 [mesos 2956] midst,
in Ja, I, IT [poreia 3800] going on,
in Ro, 3, 2, Ph, I, 18 [tropos 4677] tum, manner,
in Ac, 15, 3 ; 21, 5, Ro, 15, 24, 2 Co, i, 16 [pro-pem-
pomai 3914] to be sent forward,
in lu, 14, 32 [porro 3808] far, forward,
in Mt, 8, 30, Lu, 13, 20 [makran 2867] far off,
in I Co, 10, 13 [ek-basis 1437] a way out, outlet,
in He, 3, 2 [planao 3713] to go astray,
in 2 Pe, 3, I [en 1604] in, by,
(See also Go, lascivious, many, other, pernicious, turn),
WE (ourselves), iu Mt, 6, 12; 9, 14; 17, ig ; ig, 27;
28, 14, Mr, 9, 28 ; TO, 28 ; 14, 58, Lu, 3, 14 ; 9, 13 ; 18,
28 ; 23, 41 ; 24, 21, Jo, T, 16 ; 4, 22 ; 6, 42, 69 ; 7, 35 ; 8,
41, 48 ; g, 21, 24, 28, 2g, 40 ; 12, 34 ; 17, 11, 22 ; ig, 7 ;
21, 3, Ac, 2, 8, 32; 3, 15; 4, 9, 20; 5, 32; 6, 4; TO, 33,
39. 47 ¦» 13. 32 ; 14, 15 ; IS- 10; 20, 6, 13; 21, 7, 12, 25;
23, 15 ; 24, 8 ; 28, 2T, Eo, 6, 4 ; 8, 23 ; 15, i, i Co, i, 23 ;
2, 12, 16 ; 4, 8, 10 th ; 8. 6t; 9, 11 1, 12, 25 ; 11, 16 ; 12,
13 ; 15, 13, 52, 2 Co, I, 6 ; 3, 18 ; 4, IT, 13 ; 5, 16, 21 ; g,
4 ; TO, 7, 13 ; II, 12, 21 ; 13, 4, 6, 7 1, g, Ga, i, 8 ; 2, g, 13,
t6 ; 4. 3, 28 ; 3, s, Ep, 2, 3, Ph, 3, 3, (Jol, i, 9, 28, i Th,
2. 13. 17 ; 3. 6, 12 ; 4, IS, 17 ; 3, 8, 2 Th, 2, 13, Tit, 3, 3,
5, He, 2, 3; 3, 6 ; TO, 39; 12, 25, 2 Pe, i, 18, i Jo, 3, 14,
t6; 4, 6, TO, IT, 14, 16, 17, 19, 3 Jo, 8, 12 [hemeis riom.
pi. of ego 1362] 1,
in Mt, 28, 13, Ac, t6, 16 ; 21, to, 17 ; 26, 14 ; 27, t8, 27,
Eo, 3. 6, 8, 2 Co, 4, 18 ; 7, s. He, 10, 26 [hemon gen. pi.
of ego T362] I,
in Mt, 15, 33 ; ig, 27, Lu, 9, 13, Ac, 21, 23 ; 28, 22, Ep,
6, 12, He, 4, 13; 5, II ; 12, i, Ja, 5, 17 [hemin dat. pi. of
ego 1362] I,
in Ac, 4, 12 ; 6, 2 ; 14, 22 ; 21, i, 5 ; 27, i, 20, 26, Eo,
3, 8 ; 6, 6; 7, 6, I Co, TO, 6, 2 Co, i, 4, 8 ; 5, lo; 8, 4, 6,
Ep, 1, 4, 12 ; 2, 5, 1 Th, I, 8, 2 Th, I, 4, He, 2, i ; 13, 6,
Ja, I, 18 [hemas ace. pi. of ego 1362] I,
in Lu, 22, 71, Jo, 4, 42, Eo, 8, 23, 2 Co, .., 4, Ga, 2, 17'
[autos pi 788] he.
WEAK (things, be, be made), in Ac. 20, 33, Eo, 4, ig ;
8, 3 ; 14, I, 2, 21, I Co, 8, g, 11, 12, 2 Co, 11, 21, 29* ; 12,
10 ; 13, 3, 4, 9 [a-sthened 716] to be without strength,
in Eo, 15, 1 [a-dunatos 89] unable, impossible, power
less, in Mt, 26, 41, Mr, 14, 38, i Co, a, 27 ; 4, 10 ; 8, 7, lo ;
g, 22 th ; IT, 30, 2 Co, 10, 10, Ga, 4, g, i Th, 3, 14 [a-
sthenes 718] one without strength,
WEAKEE, in i Pe, 3, 7 [a-sthenesteros 7182] one with
less strength.

WEAKNESS, in i Co. 2. 3 ; 15. 43, 2 Co. 12. 9 ; 13, 4,
He, II, 34 [a-stheneia 715] without strength,
in I Co, I. 25, He, 7. 18 [a-sthenes 718] one without
strength, WEALTH, in Ac, 19, 25 [eu-poria 2036] merchandise,
(See also Another),
WEAPON, In Jo, 18, 3, 2 Co, 10, 4 [hopla 3304] arms,
WEAR (away), in Mt. 11. 8, Jo. 19. 5, Ja. 2. 3 [phoreo
4902] to wear, bear. [with.
in lu. 8. 27 [en-diduskomai 1620] to begin to be clothed
in lu. 9. 12 [klino 2634] to bend,
in I Pe, 3.3 [peri-thesis 3636] a putting around,
WEARINESS, in 2 Co, 11, 27 [kopos 2676] toil,
WEARY, in Ga, 6, 6, 2 Th, 3, 13 [ek-kakeo 1465] to
act badly, [unawares,
inlu, 18, 5 [hup-dpiazo 4810] to seize, take or press
in Jo, 4, 6 [kopiaomai 2675] to be toiled,
in He, 12, 3 [kamud 2383] to be or become weary,
WEATHER, (See Fair, foul),
WEDDING, in Mt, 22, 3, 8, lo, 11, 12, Lu, 12, 36; 14,
8 [gamos 962] wedding,
WEEK, in Mt, 28, i, Mr, 16, 2, lu, 24, i, Jo, 20, i, ig,
Ac, 20, 7, I Co, 16, 2 [sabbata 4109] sabbath, week,
in Mr, 16, g, Lu, 18, 12 [sabbaton 4109] sabbath, week,
WEEP, in Mt, 2, 18 ; 26, 75, Mr, 5, 38, 39 ; 14, 72 ; 16,
10, lu, 6, 21, 23 ; 7, 13, 32, 38; 8, 52 J; 19, 41; 22, 62;-
23, 28 £, Jo, TI, 31, 33 f ; 16, 20; 20, lit, 13, 15, Ac, 9,
39 ; 21, 13, Eo, 12, 15 i, I Co, 7, 30 1, Ph, 3, t8, Ja, 4, g ;
5, I, Ee, 5, 4, 5 ; 18, II, IS, 19 [klaiS 2610] to wail, be-
in Jo, II, 35 [dakrud 1038] to shed tears, [wail,
in Ac, 20, 37 [hikanos egeneto klauthmos 2613] there
came a great wailing.
WEEPING, in Mt. 2. 18 ; 8. 12 ; 22. 13 ; 24. 51 ; 25.
30, lu, 13, 28 [klauthmos 2613] wailing,
WEIGHT, in 2 Co, 4, 17 [baros 852] weight,
in He, 12, i [ogkos 3190] incumbrance, (See Talent),
WBIGHTIEE matter, iu Mt, 23, 23 [bamteros 854]
weightier, WEIGHTY, in 2 Co, 10, 10 [bams 834] weighty,
WELL (adv. do, doing, done, full, known, very), in Mt,
12, 12 i 15, 7, Mr, 7, 6, g, 37 ; 12, 28, 32, Lu, 6, 26; 20,
39, Jo, 4, 17 ; 8, 48 ; 13, 13 ; 18, 23, Ac, lo, 33 ; 28, 23,
Ro, TI, 20, I Co, 7, 37, 38 ; 14, 17, 2 Co, IT, 4, Ga, 4, 17 ;
5, 7, Ph, 4, 14, I Ti, 3, 4, 12, 13 ; 3, 17, Ja, 2, 8, ig, 2 Pe,
I, ig, 3 Jo, 6 [kalos 2378] well,
iu Ga, 6, 9 [kalos 2375] well, right,
in Ac, 23, ID [kallion 2378] very well,
in Mt, 25, 21, 23, Lu, 19, 17, Ac, is, 20, Ep, 6, q feu
1988] well ! good ! ^ a. i- J I
iu Ro, 2, 7 [agathos 9] good,
iu I Pe, 2, IS, 20 ; 3, 6, 17 [agatho-poieo 6) to do good,
in I Pe, 2, 14 [agatho-poios 7] one doing good,
in I Pe, 4, 19 [agatho-poiia 8] doing good,
in 2 Th, 3, 13 [kalo-poieo 2374^ to do well or right,
in Jo, II, 12 [sozomai 4321] to become sound, be
saved, in 2 Ti, I, 18 [beltion 883] better, very well,
in 2 Co, 6, 9 [epi-ginoskomai 1814] to be known about,
(See also As, drunk, please, report, stricken),
WELL, in Jo, 4, 6 *, 14, 2 Pe, 2, 17 [pege 3686]
in Jo, 4, II, 12 [phrear 4912] pit, [fountain.
WELL-BELOVED, in Mr. 12. 6, Ro. 16. 5, 3 Jo. i
[agapetos 19] dearly loved,
WELL-PLEASING, in Ph, 4. 18, Col, 3, 20, He, 13. 21
[eu-arestos 1993] well-pleasing,
WENT, (See Go),

WEST, in Mt, 8, 11 : 24, 27, Lu, 12, 34 ; 13, 29, Re,
•T, 13 [dusme 1313] a going in, west, (Sec North, south),
WHALE, in Mt, 12, 40 [ketos 2397] large flsh.

WHAT (every man, manner, sort, things, soever,
way), in Mt, 5, 46, 47 ; 6, 3, 25 th, 31 1 ; 7, 9:8, 29 ; 9,
13 ; 10, 19 t ; II, 7, 8, 9 ; 12, 3, 7, 11 ; 16. 26 t; 17, 25 ;
19, 16, 20, 27 ; 20, 21, 22, 32 ; 21, 16, 28, 40 ; 22, 17, 42 ;
24, 3 ; 26, 8, 15, 62, 6s, 66, 70 ; 27, 4, 22, 23, Mr, i, 24,
27 * ; 2, 25 ; 4, 24, 41 ; 5, 7, 9, 14; 6, 2, 24 ; 8, 36, 37 ; g,
6, TO, 16, 33 ; TO, 3, 17, 36, 38, SI ; IT, 5 ; 12, 9 ; 13, 4, 11;
14, 36 t, 40, 60, 63, 64, 68 ; 15, 12, 14, 24, Lu, I, 66 ; 3, 10,
12, 14 ; 4, 34, 36 ; 5, 22 ; 6, 11 ; 7, 24, 23, 26, 31 ; 8, 9, 25,
28, 30 ; g, 25 ; to, 25, 26 ; 12, n t, 17, 22 *, 2g t, 49 ; 13,
18 ; 14, 31 ; 13, 4, 8, 26 ; 16, 3, 4 ; 18, 6, t8, 36, 41 ; 19,
48 ; 20, 13, IS, 17 ; 21, 7 ; 22, 71 J 23, 22, 31, 34 ; 24, 17,
Jo, I. 21, 22, 38 ; 2, 4, t8, 23 ; 4, 27 ; 5, 12 ; 6, 6, g, 28,
30 t; 7. 36, SI ; 8, 5 ; g, 17, 26; 10, 6 ; 11, 47, 36 ; 12, 27,
49 t ; 13, 12, 28 ; 15, IS ; t6, 17, t8 t ; 18, 21, 29, 35, 38;

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT,

119

21. 21, 22, 23, Ac, 2. 12, 37 ; 4. 9, 16 ; 5. 33 ; 7, 40, 49 ; 8.
56 ; 9. 6 £; 10. 4, 6, 17, 21, 29 ; n. 17 ; 12, 18 ; 16.30 ; 17.
18, 19, 20 ; 19. 3, 35; 21. 13, 22, 23; 22. 10, 26; 23. 19,
Ro. 3. I ^ 3> 5) 9; 4- ij 3 5 6* ij ^Sj 21 ; 7. 7; 8. 26, 27,
3x ; 9. 14, 30; 10. 8 ; II. 2, 4, 7, 15 ; 12. 2, i Co. 2. n ; 4.
7, 21 ; 3. 12 ; 7. 16 ; 9. 18 ; 10. 19 ; 11. 22; 14. 6, 13, 16 ;
13. 2, 29, 32, 2 Co. 6. 14 t, IS t, 16 ; 12. 13, Ga. 4. 30, Ep.
I. 18 t, ig ; 3. 9, 18 ; 4. 9 ; 5. 10, 17, Ph. i, 18, 22, Col. i.
27, I Th. 2. 19 ; 3. 9 ; 4. 2, He. 2. 6 ; 7. 11 ; 11. 32 ; 12. 7 ;
13. 6, Ja. 2. 14, 16, I Pe. I. II ; 4. 17, i Jo. 3, 2, Re. 2. 7,
XI, 17, 29; 3. 6, 13, 22; 7. 13; 18. 18 [tis 4627] who,
which, what.
in Jo. 3. 19 [tis 4626] anything,
in Ac. 12. 18 [tis ara 643] what then.
in Ph. 3. 7 [hostis 3338] whatsoever.
in Mt, 21. 23, 24, 27 ; 24. 42, 43, Mr. 4. 30 ; n, 28, 29,
33, Lu. 3. 19 ; 6. 32, 33, 34 ; 12. 39 ; 20. 2, 8 ; 24. ig, Jo,
12. 33 ; 18. 32 ; 21. 19, Ac. 4. 7t; 7. 49 *, 23. 34, Ro. 3.
27, I Co. 13. 33, Ja. 4. 14, I Pe. I. IX ; 2. 20, Re. 3. 3
[poios 3775] of what kind or sort.
iu 1 Co. 3. 13, I Th. I. 9, Ja. i. 24 [hopoios 3305] of
what kind or sort.
in Mt. 8. 27, Mr, 13. i *, Lu. i. 29 ; 7. 39, 2 Pe. 3. 11, i
Jo. 3. I [pocapos 3818] of what manner.
in Mr. 6, 30, Ac. 13, 12, Ro. 3. 19, Ju. 10 [hosoa pi. ne.
33^5] fis many or as much as.
mMr. II. 24[paDtahosaan 3369] all things, aa many as.
in 2 Co. 7. II [POSOS3815] howgreat, long, mauy, much.
in Lu. 9. ss, I Th. i. 5, 2 Ti. 3. 11 [hoios 3236] of what
kind or sort, such as.
in X Co. 6. 16, 19 ; 14. 36 [e 2112] or.
in Mt. 26. 40 [houtos 3391] thus, so.
in X Co. II. 22 [gar 963] for. (Seealso Befallen, great,
intent, manner, means, place, purpose, why).
"WHATSOEVER (thing), in Mt, 14. 7 ; 15. 5 ; 16. 19 1 ;
20, 4, 7, Mr. 6. 22, 23 ; 7. n ; 10. 35 ; n. 23 ; 13. n, Ga.
6. 7, I Jo. 3, 22, 3 Jo. 3 [hos ean 3348] whatever.
in Mt. 17. 12 ; 28. 20, Mr, 9. 13 ; xo. 21, Lu. 4. 23 ; 12,
3, Jo. 15. 14 ; 17. 7, Ac, 4. 28, Ro. 15. 4, Ph. 4. 8 six [hosa
3335] as many or as much as.
m Mt. 7. 12 ; 18. 18 1 ; 21. 22 ; 23. 3, Jo. 11. 22 ; 16, 13,
23, Ac. 3. 22 [hosa an 3333] as many or as much as.
in Mt. 18. 18 1 [hosa ean 3335] as many or as much as.
in Lu. 10. 35, Jo. 2. 3; 14. 13 ; 15. 16 [ho-ti an 3358]
whatever, in Col. 3. 17, 23 [pan ho-ti an 3358] all, whatever.
in Mt. 15. 17, Mr, 7. 18, Ro. 14. 23, i Co, 10, 25-, 27, Ep.
5. 13, I Jo. 5. 4, Re. 18. 22 [pan 3369] all. [thing,
in I Co. 10, 31 [ti 4624] anything, a certain thing, some-
In Ep. 6. 8 [ho ean ti 4626] whatever,
in Ga. 2, 6 [hopoios pote 3305] of what sort soever.
WHEAT, in Mt. 3. 12 ; 13. 25, 29, 30, Lu. 3. 17 ; t6,
7 ; 22. 31, Jo. 12. 24, Ac, 27. 38, I Co. 13. 37, Re. 6. 6;
18 13 [sites 4173] wheat.
WHEN", in Mt. 3. 11 ; 6. 2, Sj 6, 16 ; 9. 13 ; 10. 19, 23 ;
12. 43 ; 13. 32 ; 15, 2 ; 19. 28 ; 21. 40 ; 23. 13 ; 24, 15, 32,
33 ; 25. 31 ; 26. 29, Mr. 2. 20 ; 3. n ; 4. 15, 16, 29, 31,
32 ; 8. 38 ; XI. 23 ; 12. 23, 35 ; 13. 4, 7, 11, 14, 28, 29, Lu.
5. 35; 6. zzt, 26; 8. 13; 9. 26; II. 2, 21, 24, 34, 36; 12.
") 54) 5S J 13' 28 ; 14. 8, 10 1, 12, 13 ; 16. 4, 9 ; 17. xo ; 21.
7, 9, 20, 30, 31 ; 23. 42, Jo. 2. ID ; 4. 25 ; 5. 7 ; 7. 27, 31 ;
8. 28, 44 ; 10, 4 ; 13. 19 ; 14. 29 ; 13. 26 ; 16. 4, 13, 21 ;
31. 18, Ac. 23. 35 ; 24. 22, Ro. 2. 14 ; 11. 27, i Co, 13. xo ;
X4. 26 ; 15. 24 i, 27, 28, 54 ; 16. 2, 3, 3, 12, 2 Co, 10. 6 ; 12.
xo ; 13. 9, Col. 3. 4 ; 4. 16, i Th. 5. 3, 2 Th. i, 10, i Ti, 3.
II, Tit. 3, 12, He. I. 6, Ja, i. 2, i Jo. 2. 28 ; 5. 2, Re. 4.
9 ; 9. 3 ; 10. 7 ; II. 7 ; 17. 10 ; x8. 9 ; 20. 7 [hotan 3362]
when, whenever.
in Mt. 7. 28; 9. 25 ; II. I ; 12. 3; 13. 26, 48, 53 ; 17.
25 ; 19. I ; 21. I. 34 ; 26. i, Mr. i. 32 ; 2, 25 ; 4, 10 ; 7.
17 ; 8. 19, 20 ; II. I, 19 ; 14. 12 ; 15. 20, 41, Lu. 2. 21, 22,
42 ; 4- 23 ; 6. 13 ; 13. 3s ; 17- 22 ; 22. 14, 35 ; 23. 33, Jo.
I. 19 ; 2, 22 ; 4. 21, 23, 45 ; 5. 25 ; 6. 24 ; 9, 4, 14 ; 12. 16,
17, 41 ; 13. 3T ; 16. 25 ; 19. 6, 8, 23, 30 ; 20. 24 ; 21. 15,
x8, Ac. X. 13 ; 8. 12, 39 ; xx. 2 ; 12. 6 ; 21. 5, 35 ; 22. 20 ;
27. 39; 28. i6,-'Ro. 2. 16; 6. 20; 7. 5 ; 13, XI, X Co, 13.
11/, Ga. X. 15 ; 2. XI, 12, 14; 4, 3, 4, Ph. 4. 15, Col. 3, 7,
X Th. 3, 4, 2 Th. 3. 10, 2 Ti. 4. 3, He. 7. 10, i Pe. 3. 20,
Ju. 9, Re. I. 17 ; 5. 8 ; 6. i, 3, 5, 7, 9, 12 ; 8. x ; xo. 3, 4 ;
X2, 13^; 22. 8 [hote 3363] when.
inLu. X. 41 ; 2. 39 ; 4. 25 ; 5. 4 ; 7. 12 ; n. i ; 12. 58 ;
19' Si 29, 41 ; 20. 37, Jo. 2. 9, 23 ; 4. I, 40 ; 6. 12, 16 ; 7.
10 ; 8. 7 ; II. 6, 32, 33 ; 19. 33, Ac. 5. 24 ; 7- 23 ; lo- 7 >
13. 29 ; 14. 5 ; i6' '5 1 17- 13 ; 18. s ; 19. 9 ; 20. 14, 18 ;

2T. 12, 27 ; 22. II ; 25. 14 ; 27. i, 27 ; 28, 4, i Co. 11. 34
[hos 5089] as, when.
in Mt. 13. 4 ; 27. 12, Lu. 2, 27 ; 3. 21 ; 3. 12 ; 8. 40 ; 9.
36, 51 ; 10. 33 ; ig. 15 ; 22, 7, Ac. 2. x, Ro. 3. 4, 6a. 4. 18,
I Pe. 4. 13 [en ho 1604] in the.
in Jo. 4. 52, Ac. 13. 17, 2 Th. i. 7 [en te 1604] in the.
in Mt. 24. 3 ; 25. 37, 38, 39, 44, Mr. 13. 4, 33, 35, Lu,
X2. 36 ; 17. 20 ; 21. 7, Jo. 6. 25 [pote 3819] when.
in Lu. 22. 32 [pote 3819] wheu. [ever.
in Mt. 2, 8, Lu. 11. 22, 34 [ep-an 1767] after that, when-
in I Co. 14. 16, I Jo. 3. 2 [en 1329] if.
in 2 Co. 3. 15, 16 [henika an 2138J when.
in Lu. 6. 3 [nopote 3306] when, at what time.
in Lu. 7. I [epei 1784] after that, since.
in Ac. 3. 19 [hopos an 3313] so that,
in Ac. 7. 4 [meta ace. 2962] after.
in Ac. 7. 17 [kathos 2342I according as.
in He. 3. 9 [hou 3367] where.
(See Alone, as, call, dead, look, reveal).
WHENCE (from), in Mt. 13. 27, 54, 56 ; 15. 33 ; 21. 23,
Mr. 6. 2 ; 8. 4 ; 12. 37, Lu. i. 43 ; 13. 23, 27 ; 20. 7, Jo. i.
48 ; 2. Q ; 3. 8 ; 4. II ; 6. 5 ; 7. 27 1, 28 ; 8. 14 f ; 9. 29, 30;
xg. 9, Ja, 4. I, Re, 2. 5 ; 7. 13 [pothen 3765] whence,
in Mt. 12. 44, Lu. II. 24, Ac. 14. 26, He. 11. 19 [hothen
3204] whence.
in Ep. 3. 20 [ex hou 3367] out of which.
WHENSOEVER, in Mr. 14. 7 [hotan 3362] whenever,
in Ro. 13. 24 [hos ean 3089] as soon as.
WHERE (every), in Mt. 6. 19 1, 20 (, 21 ; 13, 3 ; 23, 24,
26 ; 26, 37 ; 28. 6, Mr. 2. 4 ; 4. 5, 15 ; s- 40 ; 6. 55 ; 9. 44)
46, 48; 13. 14; 14. 14; 16. 6, Lu. 12. 33, 34; 22. II, .lo.
I. 28 ; 3. 8 ; 4. 20, 46 ; 6, 23, 62 ; 7. 34, 36, 42 ; 10. 40 ;
II. 30, 32 ; 12. X, 26; 14. 3 ; 17. 24; 18. I ; 19. 18, 20, 41;
20. 12, ig, Ac. 17. 1, Ro. 13. 20, Col. 3. II, He. 9. 16; 10.
18, Ja. 3. 16, Re. 2. 13 ( ; 11. 8 ; 12. 6, 14 ; 20. 10 [hopou
3307] where.
in Mt. 2. 2, 4 ; 8. 20 ; 26. 17, Mr. 14. 12, 14 ; 13, 47,
Lu. 8. 23 ; 9. 38 ; 12. 17 ; 17. 17, 37 ; 22. 9, n, Jo. i. 38,
39; 7, II ; 8. 10, 19 ; 9. 12 ; n. 34, 57 ; 20. 2, 13, 15, Ro.
3. 27, I Co. I. 20 th ; 12. 17 t, 19 ; 13. 55 1, 1 Pe. 4. 18, 2
Pe. 3. 4, Re. 2. 13 [pou 3826] where ? whither.
in Mt. 2. 9 ; 18. 20; 28. 16, Lu. 4, 16, 17 ; 22. 10, Jo. n.
41, Ac. I. 13 ; 2. 2 ; 7. 29; 12. 12; 16. 13; 20. 6, 8 ; 25.
10; 28. 14, Ro. 4. 13 ; 5. 20 ; 9. 26, 2 Co. 3. 17, Col.- 3. i.
Re. 17. 15 [hou 3367] where. [which.
in Ac. 4. 31 ; 7. 33; 11. n ; 13. 36 [en ho 3569] in
in Ph. 4. 12 [en panti 3569] in all or every.
in I Ti. 2. 8 [en paati topo 4643] in every place.
in Mt. 25. 24, 26 [hothen 3204] whencs.
in Lu. 10. 33 [kata ace. 2398] down to,
in Ga. 4. 15 [tis 4627] what? (See Every, seas, ways).
WHEREAS, in i Co. 3. 3, 2 Pe. 2. 11 '[hopou 3307]
where. in I Pe. 2. 12 ; 3. 16 [en ho 1604] in which.
in Ja. 4. 14 [hostis 3358] whoever, such as,
WHEREBY, in Lu. i. 78, Ac. 4. 12; n. 14, Ro. 8.
13 ; 14. 21, Ep. 4, 30 [en ho 1604] in that which.
in He. 12. 28, i Pe, i. 4, 2 Pe. 3. 6 [di hon 1107]
through which,
in Ac. 19. 40 [peri hou 3621] coDceming which:
in Lu. I. 18 [kata ti 2398] according to what.
in I Jo. 2. 18 [hothen 3204] whence.
WHEREFORE, in Mt. 27. 8, Lu. 7. 7, Ac, 13. 33 ; 15.
xg ; 20. 26 ; 24. 26 ; 23. 26 ; 26. 3 ; 27. 23, 34, Ro, i, 24 ;
'3- 5; TS- 7) I Co. 12, 3, 2 Co. 2. 8 ; 5, 9 ; 6. 17, Ep. 2.
II ; 3- 13 1*4- 8, 25 ; 5. 14, Ph. 2. 9, 1 Th. 2. 18 ; 3. i ; 5.
II, Phm. 8, He. 3, 7, 10 ; 10. 5 ; n. 16 ; 12. 12, 28 ; 13.
12, Ja. I. 21 ; 4. 6, I Pe. i. 13; 2. 6, 2 Pe. i. 10, 12; 3,
14 [dio 1242] because of which.
in Mt, 12. 12 ; 19. 36 ; 23. 31, Ro. 7. 4, X2 ; i Co. 10. 12 ;
II. 27, 33 ; 14. 22, 39, 2 Co, 5. 16, Ga. 3. 24 ; 4. 7, Ph. 2. 12,
I Th. 4, 18, Ja. I. ig, I Pe.. 4. 19 [hoste 3093] so that.
in Mt. 12. 31 ; 23. 34, Ro. 3. 12, Ep. i. 13 ; 3. 17 ; 6.
13, 3 Jo. IC [dia touto 3390] because of this.
in Ac. TO. 21; 22. 24; 23. 28, 2 Ti. i. 6, Tit. i. 13 [di
hen 1 107] because of which.
in Mt. 24. 26, Ac. I. 21 ; 6. 3, I Co. 4. 16, 2 Co. 8. 24,
Col. 2. 20, I Pe. 2. I [oun 338c] then,
in He. 2. 17 ; 3. i ; 7, 25 ; 8. 3 [hothen 3204] whence,
in Lu. 19. 23, Ro. 9. 32, 2 Co. xi. n, Re. n. 7 [dia-ti
1x88] why, wherefore.
in I Co. 8. 13; 10, 14; 14. 13 [dio-per 1244] where
fore. in Jo. 9. 27, Ac. 22. 30, Ga. 3. 19 [tis, ti 4627] what.

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.DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Ac, 19, 32 [tinos heneken 1636] for the sake otwhat,
in I Jo, 3, 12 [charin tinos 4970] for what cause,
in Mt, 9, 4 [hina-ti 2288] for what intent,
in Mt, 14, 31 [eis ti 1409] for what,
in 2 Co, 7, 12 [ara 643] then,
iu Mt, 7, 20 [ara-ge 645] so then,
in Ac, ig, 38 [men oun 3380] indeed then,
in 2 Th, I, II [eis ho 1409] for which,
in He, 12, i [toi-gar-oun [4631] for then truly,
WHEREIN, in Mt. it, 20 ; 25, 13, Jo, ig, 41, Ac, 2,
8 ; 10, 12, Ro, 2, I ; 5, 2 ; 7, 6, I Co, 7, 20, 24 ; 15, i, 2
Co, IT, 12, Ep, I, 6 ; 2, 2 ; 5, iS, Col, 2, 12, 2 Ti, 2, 9,
He, 6, 17 ; 9, 2, 4, I Pe, i, 6 ; 4, 4, 2 Pe, 3, 13, Re, iS. 19
[en hos ace. 1604] in wliich, [which,
in Ac, 7, 4, I Pe, 3, 20 ; 5, 12 [eis hos ace. 1409] into
in Lu, I, 4 [peri hon 3621] concerning which things,
in 2 Pe, 3, 12 [di hen 1107] because of which,
in Lu, 23, 53 [hou 3367] where, [whatever,
WHEREINSOEYER, in 2 Co, 11, 21 [en-ho an 1604] in
WHEREINTO, in Jo, 6, 22 [eis ho 1409] into which,
WHEREOF, in i Co, 7, i. He, 9, 5 [peri hon 3621]
conceming which, [trust),
in I Ti, I, 7 [peri ti 3621] conceming what, (See Glory,
WHEREON, in Lu, 4, 29 [eph hou 1802] upon which,
in Lu, 5, 25 [eph ho 1802] upon which,
in Mr. ii, 2, Lu, ig, 38 [eph hon 1802] upon which,
WHERESOEVER, in Lu, 17, 37 [hopou 3307] where,
iu Mr, g, t8 ; 14, g [hopou an 3307] wherever.
iu Mt, 24, 28 ; 26, 13, Mr, 14, 14 [hopou ean 3307]
wherever, WHEREUNTO, in Col, i, 2g, 2 Th, 2, 14, i Ti, ^, 7 ;
6, 12, I Pe, 2, 8 [eis ho i4ogl with a view to which,
in Mt, IT, 16, Mr, 4, 30, Lu, 7, 31 ; 13, 18, 20 [tis dat.
4627] to what,
in Ac, 5, 24 [tis 4627) what, (See Attain, caU),
WHEREUPON, in Mt, 14, 7, Ac, 26, ig. He, 9, 18
[hothen 3204] whence, "
in Ac, 24, 18 ; 26, 12 [en hois 1604] in which things,
WHEREWITH (soever), iu Mt, 5, 13, Mr, g, 50, Lu,
14, 34 [en tini 1604] in or by what,
in Ep, 6, 16, He, 10, 2g [en ho 1604] in or by what,
in Mr, 3, 28 [hosas an 3335] as many thuigs as,
in Lu, 17, 8 [ti 4627] what, (See also Edify),
WHEREWITHAL, in Mt, 6, 31 [ti 4627] what,
WHETHER, in Ro, 12, 6, i Co, 3, 22 ; 8, 5 ; to, 31 ;
12, 13 1, 26 ; 13, 8 th; 14, 7 ; 13, n, 2 Co, i. 6t ; 5, 9, 10,
13 1; 8, 23 ; 12, 2 J, 3, Ep, 6, 8, Ph, i, 18, 20, 27, Col, i,
16, 20, I Th, 5, 10, 2 Th, 2, 15, I Pe, 2, 13 [ei-te 1377]
whether, iu Mt, 26, 63 ; 27, 49, Mr, 3, 2 ; 13, 36, Lii. 6, 7 ; 14,
28, 31 ; 23. 6, Jo, 9, 25, Ac, 4, 19 ; 5, 8 ; 10, 18 ; 17, it ;
19, 2 ; 25, 20, 1 Co, I, 16 ; 7, 16 1, 2 Co, 2, 9 ; 13, 5, i Jo,
4, I [el 1377] it,
in Mt, g, 3 ; 21, 31 ; 23, 17, 19 ; 27, 21, Mr, 2, 9, Lu, 5,
23 ; 22, 27 [tis 4627] which,
in Ro, 14, 8 [ean 1329] if,
in Lu, 3, IS [me-pote 3013] lest at any time,
in Jo, 7, 17 [poteron 3821] whether (of two),
in Ac, 9, 2 [te kai 4568] both,
in Ro. 6, t6 [e-toi 2112] if indeed.
WHICH (thing), is generally a translation of hos or
ho, but in Mt, 7, 13, 24, 26 ; 13, 52 ; 16, 28 ; 19, 12 th ;
20, I ; 21, 33, 41 ; 22, 2 ; 23, 27 ; 25, i ; 27. 35, Mr, g, i ;
12, 18, Lu, I, 20 ; 2, 4, TO ; 7, 37 ; 8, 3, 13, 26, 43 ; g, 30 ;
10, 42 ; 12, I ; 15, 7 ; 23, 55, Jo, 8, 53 ; 21, 23, Ac. 3. 23 ;
10. 47 ; II. 20, 28 ; 12. TO ; 16. 12, 16, 17 ; 23. 21, Ro. 2.
15 ; 16. 12, I Co. 3. 17 ; 6. 20; 7. 13, 2 Co. 3,* 14; 9, it,
Ga, 4, 24 1, 26 ; 5, ig, Ep, i, 23 ; 3, 13 ; 6, 2, Ph, i, 28 ; 4,
3, Col, 2, 23 ; 3. 5, 14 ; 4. IT, I Ti, i, 4; 3, 15 ; 6, g, 2 Ti,
I, 5, He, 2, 3 ; 8, 6 ; 9, 2, 9 ; 10, 8, 11, 35 ; 12, 5, i Pe, 2.
II, I Jo, I, 2, Re, I, 7 ; 2, 24 ; g, 4 ; II, 8 ; 12, 13 ; 17,
12 ; ig, 2 ; 20, 4, it is [hostis 3338] who, whoever,
in Ac, 3, 23 [he-tis an 3358] whoever,
in Ac, 8, 26 [haute 3390] it,
in Mt, 6, 27, Lu, 7, 42 ; 9, 46 ; 10, 36 ; it. 5 ; 12, 25 ;
14, 5, 28 ; 17, 7 ; 22, 23, 24, Jo, 8, 46; 21, 20, Ac, 7, 52,
He, I, 3, 13 ; 5, 12 [tis 4627] who, which,
in Mr, 3. 17 ; 12, 42, Ep, 6, 17, Col, i, 24, He, 7, 2, Re.
21. 8 [ho esti 1398] that is.
in Ja. I. I [tais en 1604] to those in.
in Jo. 21, 25, Ac, 9. 39 [hosa 3333] as many as,
in Ph, I, 30, 2 Ti, 3, 11 [hoios 3236] such as, of which
sort, [3775] of what sort,
in Mt, ig, 18 ; 22, 36, Mr, 12, 28, Jo, to, 32 [polos

in Ep, 4, 2g [ei tis 1377] if any, (See also Cause),
WHILE (a, any, dure for a, a great, ,, ago), iu Mt. 13.
25, Mr. 2. ig, Lu. i. 8 ; 5 34 ; 24. 15, 51, Jo, 5, 7, Ao, 19,
I, He. 3. 15 [en 1604] in, during, while.
in Mt. 14. 22 ; 26. 36, Mr. 6. 45 ; 14. 32, Jo. g. 4 ; 12,
35j 36 [heos 2084] till.
iu Lu. 24. 32 1, Ac. I. 10 ; 10. 17 [hos 5089] as.
in Jo. 17. 12, He. ^. 17 [hote 3363] when.
in He. 3. 13 [achris hou 831] until.
in Ac. 27, 33 [achri hou 831] until,
iu I Co, 3, 4 [hotan 3362] when,
in Lu, 18, 4, Jo, 7, 33 ; 12, 35 [chronos 5027] time,
in I Co. 16. 7 [clironon tina 5027] a certain time,
sometime. in Mr. 6. 31, i Pe. 5. 10 [oligon 3247] a little.
in Ac. 15. 7 ; 18. 18 [aph hemeron archaion 2131] from
ancient days.
in Lu. 8. 13 [kairos 2349] season.
in Mt. 13. 21 [pros-kairos 3945] for a season.
in Mr. 13. 44, Lu. 10. 13 [palai 3431] of old.
in Mt. 26. 73 [mikron 3028] a little.
in He. lo. 37 [hoson hoson 3355] as much again.
(See also Ago, good, great, little, long, mean).
WHII^S, in Mt. 5. 25 [heos hotou 2084] till when.
(See World).
WHISPERER, in Ro. i. 29 [psithuristes 3066]
whisperer. WHISPERING, in 2 Co. 12. 20 [psithurismos 5065]
whispering. WHIT (not a), in 2 Co. 11. 5 [me-d-eis 3003] not even
one thing. (See Bvery).
WHITE (make), in Mt. 5. 36 ; 17. 2 ; 28. 3, Mr. 9. 3 ;
16. s, Lu. 9. 29, Jo. 4. 35 ; 20. 12, Ac. I. 10, Re. i. 14 £ ;
2. 17 ; 3. 4, 5, 18 ; 4. 4 ; 6. 2, 11 ; 7. g, 13 ; 14, 14 ; 19,
IT, 14 t ; 20, TI [leukos_28o2] white,
in Re, 7. 14 [leukaino 2801] to whiten,
iu Re, 15, 6 ; ig, 8 [lampros 2774] bright, brilliant,
WHITE (to), in Mt, 23, 27, Ac, 23, 3 [koniaomai 2670]
to be white-washed,
in Mr, g, 3 [leukaino 2801] to whiten.

WHITHER, in Jo, 3, 8 ; 7, 35 ; 8, 14 1 ; 12, 35 ; 13, 36;
14, s ; 16, 5, He, II, 8, I Jo, . ~ ..
whether.

2, IT [pou 3826] where.

in Jo, 8, 21, 22 ; 13, 33, 36 ; 14, 4 ; 18, 20 ; 21, 18 1, He,
6, 20 [hopou 3307] wliere, whither,
in Lu, TO, T ; 24, 28 [hou 3367] where,
WHITHERSOEVER, in Mr, 6, 56, Lu, 9, 57, Ja, 3, 4,
Re, 14, 4 [hopou an 3307] wherever,
in Mt, 8, 19, Mr, 6, 56, Lu, 9, 57, Ja, 3, 4, Re, 14, 4
[hopou ean 3307] wherever,
in I Co, 16, 6 [hou ean 3367] wherever.
WHO (whom), is generally a translation of hos or ho,
but in Mt. 3. 7 ; 10. 11 ; 12. 27, 48 1; 16. 13, 15 ; 17. 25;
t8. t ; 19. 25 ; 21. 10, 23 ; 24. 45 ; 26. 68 ; 27. 17, Mr. i.
24; 2- 7 i 3- 33; 5- 30. 31; 8. 27, 29; 9. 34; Iu, 26; IT,
28 ; 16, 3, Lu, 3- 7 ; 4- 34 ; 5- 21 « ; 6, 47 ; 7, 39, 49 ; 8,
45 t ; g, 9, 18, 20 ; 10, 22 1, 29 ; it, ig ; 12, 5, 14, 42 ; 16.
IT, 12 ; 18, 26 ; ig, 3 ; 20, 2 ; 22, 64, Jo, i, ig, 22 ; 4, 10 ;
5, 13 ; 6, 60, 64 1, 68 ; 7, 20 ; 8, 25, 53 ; g, 2, 21, 36 ; 12,
34. 38 I ; 13- 22, 24, 25 ; 18, 4, 7 ; 20, 15; 21, 12, Ac, 7,
=7. 35 ; 8, 33. 34 ; 9- 5 ; 13- =5 ; 19- 15 ; ^t. 33 ; 22, 8 ; 26.
IS, Ro. 7. 24; 8. 31, 33, 34, 35 ; 9, ig, 20; TO, 6, 7, 16;
IT. 34t, 35; 14. 4, I Co. 2. 16; 3. 3 ; 4, 7; 9, 7 (A; 14, 8,
2 Co, 2, 2, 16 ; II, 29 1, Ga, 3, i ; 5, 7, 2 Ti, 3, 14, He, 3,
17, 18, Ja, 3, 13 ; 4, 12, I Pe. 3. 13 ; 5. 8, I Jo, 2, 22 ; 3, 5,
Re, 3, 2 J 6, 17 ; 13, 4 1 ; 15, 4 it is [tis 4627] who,
in Mr, 15, 7, Lu, 23, ig, Ac, 7. 53 ; 8, 15 ; 10, 41 ; 13.
31, 43 ; 17. 10; 21. 4 ; 23. 33 ; 24. I ; 28, iS, Ro, i, 25, 32 ;
9, 4 ; II. 4 ; t6. 4, 6, 7, 2 Co. 8. 10, Ga. 2. 4, Ep. 4. ig. Ph.
2. 10, 2 Th. I. g, 2 Ti. 2. 2, 18, Tit. I. II, He. 8 5 ; 13. 7,
2 Pe. 2, I [hostis 3358] who,
in Ac, 13, 7 [houtos 33go] tliis one,
in He, 2, 15 [hosos] 3333] as many as,
WHOLE, in Mt, 5, 291-30; 6, 22, 23; 13, 33; 16, 26;
26, 13 ; 27, 27, Mr, 6, 55; 8. 36 ; 14, 9; 15, i, 16, 33, Lu,
8- 39; 9- =5 ; II- 34. 36 * ; 13- ='. Jo, 4, S3 ; II, so, Ac, 11,
26 ; 15, 22 ; ig, 29 ; 28, 30, Ro, i, 8 ; 16. 23, i Co. 5, 6 ;
12, 17 1 ; 14, 23, Ga, s, 3, 9, Tit, 1, 11, J^a, 2, 10; 3, 2, 3,
6, I Jo, 2, 2 ; 5, ig. Re, 12, g ; 16, 14 [holos 3257] whole,
in.Mt, 8, 32, 34 ; 13, 2,Mr, 4, i, Lu, i, 10 ; 6, 19 ; 21, 35,
Ac, 6. 6 ; 13, 44, Ro, 8, 22, Ep, 3, IS ; 4, 16 [pas 3569] all,
in Lu, 8, 37 ; ig, 37 ; 23, i [hapas 504] all,
in I Th, 5, 23 [Iiolo-kleros 3255] whole lot,
(See Armour, burnt).

OR A KEY TO THE HIDDEN MEANINGS OP THE NEW TESTAMENT.

121

WHOLE (be, make, make perfectly), in Mt. 12, 13 ;
IS. 31, Mr. 3' S ; 5- 34, 1-u. 6. 10, Jo. 3. 4, 6, 9, II, 14, 15 ;
7. 23, Ac. 4. 10 [hugies 4712] healthy.
in Lu. 5. 31 ; 7. 10 [hugiaino 471 1] to be healthy,
iu Mt. 9. 21, 22 t, Mr. 5. 28, 34 ; 6, 36 ; 10. 32, Lu. 8,
48, 50 ; 17. 19, Ac. 4. 9 [sozomai 4321] to be or become
sound. [sound.
in Mt. 14. 36 [dia-sozomai 1x81] to become thoroughly
iu Mt. 15. 28, Ac. g. 34 [iaomai 2240] to be healed.
in Mt. g, X2 [ischuo 2307] to have strength.
WHOLESOME, in 1 Ti, 6, 3 [hugiaino 4711] to be
healthy. WHOLLY (give), in i Th. 5. 23 [holo-teles 3258] wholly.
in I Ti. 4. IS [eimi en isgS] to be in.
 (See also Idolatry),
WHOMSOEVER, in Mt. 11. 27, Lu. 14. 6, ^ Co. 16. 3
[ho ean 3348] whoever.
iu Jo. 13. 20 [ean tina i32g] any one whom.
in Lu. 12. 48 [panti ho 336g] everyone whom.
WHORE, in Re. 17. x, 15, x6 ; 19. 2 [pome 3806] for
nicator, harlot.
WHOREMONGER, in Ep. 3. 3, i Ti. x. xo, He. 13. 4,
Re. 2t, 8 ; 22. 13 [pornos 3807] fornicator.
WHOSE (soever), the relative is represented by hos
[gen] ; in Mt. 22. 20, 28, Mr. 12. 16, 23, Lu. 12. 20 ; 20. 24,
33, Jo. 19. 24 [tis pen. dat. 4627] who, of whom, to whom.
in Jo. 20. 23 t [an tinon 462] of any one whom.
WHOSOEVER, in Mt. 3. 22, 28, Lu. 6. 47 ; 12. 8, 10 ;
14. II, 33 ; 16. 18 t ; 20. 18, Jo. 3. 15, 16 ; 4. 13 ; 8, 34 ;
XI. 26 ; 12. 46 ; 16. 2 ; ig. 12, Ac. 2. 21 ; 10. 43, Ro. 2. i ;
9- 33; 10, II, 13, I Jo. 2. 23 ; 3, 4, 6t, 9, 10, 15; 5. I, 18,
2 Jo, 9, Re. 22. 13 [pas ho or hos 3369] every one who,
in Mt. 7. 24 ; 10. 32 [pas hostis 3338] every one who.
in Mt. 5, 39, 41 ; 13. izt; 18. 4 ; 23. 12, Mr. 8. 34, Lu.
14. 27, Ga. 5. 4, Ja. 2. 10 [hostis 3358] whoso. [ever.
in Mt. 10. 33 ; 12. 30, Ga. 5, 10 [hostis an 3358] whoso-
in Mr. 6. 11, Lu. 9, 3 [hosoi an 3335] as many as.
in Re. 14. n ; 20, 13 [ei tis 1377] if any one.
WHY, in Mt, 6. 28 ; 7, 3 ; 8. 26 ; 16. 8 ; 17. xo ; 19. 7,
17 ; 20. 6 ; 22. 18 ; 26. 10, Mr. 2. 7, 8, 24 ; 4. 40 ; 5. 35,
¦39 ; 8. 12, 17 ; 10. 18 ; n. 3 ; X2. 13 ; 14. 6, Lu.' 2. 48 ; 6.
2, 41, 46 ; 12. 26, 37 ; 18. 19 ; 19. 33 ; 20. 23 ; 22. 46 ; 24.
S, 38, Jo. I. 23 ; 4. 27 ; 7. 19 ; xo. 20 ; 18, 21, 23 ; 20. 13,
13, Ac. I. II ; 3. 12 £ ; 5, 4 ; 9. 4 ; 14. 13 ; 13. xo; 22. 7,
16 ; 26. 8, 14, Ro. 3. 7 ; 8. 24 ; 9, ig, 20 ; 14, 10 1, i Co, 4.
f-7 ; 10. 29, 30; 15. 29, 30, Ga. 2. 14 ; 5. n. Col. 2. ro [ti
4627] why.
in Mr. 14. 4 ; 15. 34 [eis ti 1409] for what.
in Mt. g. II, 14 ; 13, 10 ; 15, 2, 3 ; 17. ig ; 21. 25, Mr,
':2. 18 ; 7. 3 ; II. 31, Lu. 3. 30, 33 ; 19. 31 ; 20, 3 ; 24. 38,
''Jo, 7. 43 ; 8. 43, 46 ; 12, 3 ; 13. 37, Ac. 3. 3, i Co. 6. 7 f
Idia-ti 1 188] why, because of what.
in Mt. 27. 46, Lu. 13. 7, Ac. 4. 25 ; 7. 26, i Co. 10. 2g
[hina-ti 2288] to what intent.
in Mr. 9, 11, 28 [ho-ti 3364] that. [for,
in Mt, 27, 23, Mr. 13, 14, Lu. 23. 22, Jo. 9, 30 [gar g63]
WICKED (one, person), in Mt. 12. 45 1 ; 13. ig, 38, 49 ;
16. 4 ; 18. 32 ; 23. 26, Lu. II, 26 ; 19. 22, Ac. 18. 14, i Co.
5. 13, Ep, 6. 16, Col. I. 21, 2 Th. 3, 2, I Jo. 2, 13, 14 ; 3.
12 ; 5. 18 [poneros 3798] wicked.
inMt. i2.4S>Lu, 11.26 [poneroteroS3798]more wicked.
in Ac. 2. 23, 2 Th. 2. 8 [a-nomos 430] lawless.
in 2 Pe. 2. 7 ; 3. 17 [a-thesmos g8] unordained, wicked.
in Mt. 21. 41 [kakos 62] evil.
WICKEDNESS, in Mt, 22. 18, Mr. 7. 22, Lu, tt. 39,
Ro. I. 2g, I Co. 3. 8,_Ep. 6. 12 [poneria 3797] wickedness.
in I Jo. 5. xg [poneros 3798] wicked.
in Ac. 8. 22 [kakia 2333] evil.
WIDE, in Mt. ¦?. 13 [platus 3724] broad, wide.
WIDOW, in Mi. 23. 14, Mr. 12. 40, 42, 43, Lu. 2. 37 ;
4. 23, 26 ; 7. 12 ; 18. 3, s ; 20. 47 ; 21. 2, 3, Ac. 6, i ; 9.
39, 41, I Co. 7, 8, I Ti. S' 3 t, 4, 5, 9, IX, 16 1, Ja. I. 27,
Re. 18. 7 [chera 4987] widow.
WIFE ('s mother, old), in Mt. x. 20, 24 ; 3. 31, 32 ; 14.
3 ; x8. 25 ; ig. 3, 3, 8, 9, 10, 2g ; 22. 24, 25, -28 ; 27. ig,
Mr. 6. 17, 18 ; 10. 2, 7, xx, 29 ; 12. xg t, 20, 23 1, Lu. i.
5, 13, i8, 24 ; 2. 5 ; 3, ig; 8. 3 ; 14. 20, 26; 16. 18; 17.
32 ; x8. 29 ; 20. 28 1, ftg, 30, 33 1, Ac, 5. i, 2, 7 ; 18. 2 ; 21.
S ; 24.24, I Co. 3. X ; 7. 2, 3 1, 4^, 10, 11, 12, 14 1, 16 1, 27 th,
29* 33, 34. 39 ; 9- 5. Ep. 3, 22, 23, 24, 23, 28 1, 31, 33 t, Col.
3. x8, ig, I Ti, 3. 2, XI, 12 ; 3. g. Tit. i. 6, x Pe. 3. x t, Re.
xg. 7 ; 21. 9'[gune 1030] woman, wife. [or wif6.
in X Pe. 3-. 7 [gunaikeioa losg] belonging to a woman
in I TL 4. 7 [graodes xo2x] old woraan.

in Mt. 8. X4, Mr. i. 30, Lu. 4. 38 [penthera 3603^
mother-in-law. (See also Many).
WILD, in Mt. 3. 4 Mr. i. 6 [a^ios 58] field.
(See also Beast, olive tree).
WILDERNESS, in Mt. 3. i, 3 ; 4. i ; 11. 7, Mr. i. 3,
4, 12, 13, Lu. 3. 2, 4 ; 4. I ; 5. t6 ; 7. 24 ; 8. zg ; 15, 4, Jo.
I. 23 ; 3. 14 ; 6. 49 ; 11. 54, Ac. 7. 30, 36, 38, 42, 44 ; 13.
18 ; 21. 38, I Co. 10, 3, He. 3. 8, 17, Re. 12. 6, 14; 17. 3
[eremos 1946] desert. [place.
in Mt. 15. 33, Mr. 8. 4, 2 Co. 11. 26 [eremia 1944] desert
WILE, in Ep. 6. 11 [meth-odeia 2923] method, change
of way. [willingly.
WILFULLY, in He. to. 26 [hekousios 14S9] wilfully,
WILL (against one's, good, of one's own), in Mt. 6.
10 ; 7. 21 ; 12. 30 ; i8. 14 ; 21. 31 ; 26. 42, Mr. 3. 33, Lu.
II. 2 ; xz. 4j t; 22. 42 ; 23, 23, Jo. i. 13 i ; 4. 34 ; 3. 30 f ;
6- 38 £, 39, 40; 7, 17; g, 31, Ac. 13. 22; 21. 14; 22. 14,
Ro. I, 10 ; 2. 18 ; 12. 2 ; 13. 32, i Co. i. i ; 7. 37 ; 16. 13,
2 Co. 1. I ; 8. 5, Ga. i. 4, Ep. i. i, 3, g, u ; s- 17 I 6. 6,
Col. I. I, 9 ; 4. 12, 1 Th. 4. 3 ; 5. 18, 2 Ti. 1. 1 ; 2, 26, He,
10, 7, 9, 10, 36 ; 13. 21, I Pe. 2. IS 53. 17 ; 4. 2, 3, ig,
2 Pe. I. 21, I Jo. 2. 17 ; 5. 4 [thelema 2177] will.
in He. 2. 4 [thelesis 2178] will, willingness.
in Ac. 13. 36 [boule 923] counsel.
in Ro. 9. 19 [boulema 924] counsel.
in Ja. I. 18 [boulomai 925] to will, wish, counsel.
in Lu, 2. 14, Ph. I. 15 [eu-dokia 1999] good thought,
will or pleasure.
in Ep, 6. 7 [eu-noia 2027] a good mind. [ment.
in Re. 17. 17 [gnome 1003] opinion, decision, judg-
in I Co. g. 17 [akon 186] unwillingly,
WILL (when a principal verb, and not a mere
auxiliary), in Mt, i. 19; 3. 40 ; 8. 2, 3 ; g. 13 ; 11. 14 ;
12. 7 ; 13. 28 ; 13. 28, 32 ; 16. 24, 23 ; 17. 4 ; ig. 17, 21 ;
20. 14, 15, 21, 26, 27, 32 ; 21, 2g ; 23. 4 ; 26, 15, 17, 39 ;
27. 17, 21, 43, Mr, I. 40, 41; 6. 22, 23; 8. 34, 33 ; 10. 43,
44, 51 ; 14. 7, 12, 36 ; 15. 9, 12, Lu. 4. 6 ; 3. 13 ; g. 23, 24,
54 ; xo, 29 ; 12, 49 ; 13. 31 ; 18, 41 ; 19. 14 ; 22. g ; 23. 10,
Jo. 3. 6, 21, 35, 40 ; 6. 67 ; 7, 17 ; 8, 44 ; g. 27 ; 15. 7 ; 17.
24 ; 21. 22, 23, Ac. 7. 28 ; 9, 6 ; 17. 8 ; 18. 21 ; 24. 27 ; 25.
9 t, Ro. 7. 18 ; 9. 16, 18 t, 22 ; 13, 3, i Co, 4. 19, 21 ; 7.
36, 39 ; 14. 33 ; 16. 7, 2 Go. 8, II, Ph. 2. 13, i Ti. 2. 4 ; 5.
II, 2 Ti. 3. 12, He. 13. 18, Ja. 2. 10 ; 4. 13, i Pe. 3. lo,
3 Jo. 13, Re. II. 3, 6 ; 22. 17 [thelo 2179] to will,
in Mt. II. 27, Mr. 15. 15, Lu. 10. 22 ; 22. 42, Jo. 18. 3g,
Ac. 18. 13 ; 27, 43, 1 Co. 12. II, I Ti. 2. 8 ; 5. 14 ; 6. g,
Tit. 3. 8, He. 6. 17, Ja. 4. 4, 2 Pe. 3. g, Ju. 5 [boulomai
g25] to wish, will.
in Mt. 2. 13, Jo. 7. 35 i ; 14. 22, Ac. 17. 31 ; 27, 10, Re.
2. 16 [mello 2935] to be about to. ;
WILLING (mind, of one's self, be), in 2 Co. 5. 8, i Th,
3. 8 [eu-dokeo igg8] to be.
in Mt. 26. 41 [pro-thTimos 3889] forwardminded,
in 2 Co. 8. 12 [pro-thumia 3888] forwardness of mind.
in 2 Co. 8. 3 [auth-airetos 770] self choosing or chosen.
{See Communicate). [will.
WILLINGLY, iu Jo. 6. 21, 2 Pe. 3, 5 [thelo 2179] to
in Ro. 8. 20, I Co. 9. 17 [hekon 1531] willing.
in I Pe. 3. 2 [hekousios 1489] wilUngly.
in Phm. 14 [kata hekousion 1488] willingly.
WILL- WORSHIP, in Col. 2. 23[ethelo-thfeskeia 1367]
will-religion or worship, [gain.
WIN (to), in Ph. 3. 8, i Pe. 3. i [kerdaino 2581J to
WIND, in Mt. 7, 23, 27 ; 8. 26, 27 ; n. 7 ; 12. 24, 30,
32 ; 24. 31, Mr. 4. 37, 39 f, 41 ; 6, 48, 51 ; 13. 27, Lu, 7.
24; 8. 23, 24, 23, Jo. 6. 18, Ac. 27. 4, 7, 14, 15, Ep. 4. 14,
Ja. 3. 4, Ju. i2,'Re, 6. 13 ; 17. i [anemos 390] wind.
in Jo. 3. 8 [pneuma 3757] spirit.
in Ac: 2, 2 [pnoe 3763] breath, blast.
in Ac. 27. 40 [pneo 3760] to breathe, blow,
(See Drive, south),
WIND (up), in Jo. xg. 40 [deo 1096] to bind.
in Ac, 5. 6 [su-stell6 4498] to send together, wind up.
WINDOW, in Ac, 20. g, 2 Co. 11. 33 [thuris 2242] a
little door.
WINE, (excess of, given to, new), in Mt. 9. 17 th, Mr.
2, 22/; 13. 23, Lu. I. 13 ; 5. 37 1, 38 ; 7. 33 ; 10. 34, Jo. 2.
3 t, g, lot ; 4. 46, Ro. 14. 21, Ep. 5. t8, i Ti. 3. 8 ; 3. 23,
Tit. 2. 3, Re, 6. 6; 14. 8, 10; 16. 39; 17. 2; 18. 3, 13
[oinos 3233] wine.
in Ac. 2. 13 [gleukoa 995] sweet wine, [wine.
in X Ti, 3. 3, Tit. x. 7 [par-oinos 3336] given over to
in I Pe. 4. 3 [oino-phlugia 3234] overflowing of wine,
(See also Old).

122

DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

WINE-BIBBER, in Mt. xi. ig, Lu. 7. 34 [oino-potes
3232] wine drinker,
WINEFAT, in Mr. X2. x [hupo-lenion 4786] imder
wine press, [2806] wine press.
WINEPRESS, in Mt. 21. 33, Re. 14. 19, 2o«[lenos
in Re. xg. 15 [lenos tou oinoii 2806] press of the wine.
WING, inMt. 23. 37, Lu, 13. 34, Re. 4. 8; 9. 9; 12.
14 [pterux 4023] wing. [over,
WINK (at), in Ac. 17, 30 [huper-eido 4745] to look
WINTER (in), in Ac. 27. 12 ; 28. 11, i Co. 16. 6, Tit. 3.
12 [para-cheimazo 3327] to winter alongside or near.
in Ac. 27, 12 [para-cheimazia 3328] wintering along
side or near.
in Mt. 24, 20, Mr. 13. 18, Jo. xo, 22, 2 Ti, 4. 21 [chei-
raon^4978] winter, wintry blast.
WIPE (away, off), in Lu. 7. 38, 44, Jo. 11, 2; 12. 3;
13- S [ek-masso 1484] to wipe off.
in Lu. 10. II [apo-massomai 393] to wipe away.
in Re. 7. 17 ; 21, 4 [ex-aleipho 1703] to smear, blot out.
WISDOM, in Mt. n. 19; 12. 42 ; 13. 54, Mr. 6. 2, Lu.
2. 40, 32; 7. 35 ; IT. 31, 4g ; 21. 15, Ac. 6. 3, 10 ; 7. 10,
22, Ro. II. 33, X Co. I. 17, ig, 20, zit, 22, 24, 30; 2. I, 4,
5, 6t, 7, 13 ; 3, 19 ; 12. 8, 2 Co. i. 12, Ep, x, 8, 17 ; 3, 10,
Col. I. g, 28 ; 2. 3, 23 ; 3. x6 ; 4. 3, Ja. i. 3 ; 3. X3, 15, 17,
2 Pe. 3. 15, Re, 3. 12; 7. 12 ; 13. 18 ; 17. g [8ophia4222]
wisdom. in Lu, I. 17 phronesis 4919] mindfulness,
WISE (man, be, make, on this, no wise, in Mt. 11.
25 J 23. 34, Ro. I. i^, 22 ; 16. 19, 27, I Co, X, xg, 20, 26,
27 ; 3. 10, 18 1, ig, 20 ; 6. 5, Ep, 3, 13, x Ti. x. 17, Ja. 3.
13, Ju. 23 [sophos 4224] wise.
in 2 Ti. 3, 15 [sophizo 4223] to make wise.
in Mt, 7. 24 ; 10, 16 ; 24. 43 ; 25, 2, 4, 8, 9, Lu. 12, 42 ;
16. 8, Ro. II. 25 ; 12. 16, I Co. 4. 10; 10. 15 ; 2 Co. 11. xg
[phronimos 4920] mindful.
in Mt. 2. I, 7, 16 ( [magos 2837] magian, [gether.
in 2 Co, 10. 12 [sun-iemi 4463] to consider, send to-
in Mt. z._ 18, Jo. 21. I, Ac. 7. 6; 13. 34, Ro. 10. 6, He.
4. 4 [houto or houtos 3391] thus, so.
in Lu. 13. II [me eis to pan-teles 3450] not to the full
end, not at all.
in Ro. 3. 9 [ou pantos 3453] not at all. {See No wise).
WISELY, in Lu, 16, 8 [phronimos 4021] mindfully,
WISER, in Lu. 16, 8 [phronimoteros 4921] more
mindful, in I Co. I. 23 [sophoteros 4224] wiser.
WISH (to), in Ac, 27, 2g, Ro, 9. 3, 2 Co. 13, g, 3 Jo, 2
[euchomai 2063] to pour out prayer to,
WIST,inMr. g. 6 ; 14. 40, Lu. 2. 4g, Jo, 3, 13, Ac. 12. 9 ;
23. 5 [eideo 1379] to see, know.
WIT (to, do to),_in 2 Co. 3. 19 [hos 5089] as, how.
in 2 Co. 8. I [gnorizo 1004] to cause to know.
WITCHCRAFT, in Ga. 3. 2o[pharmakeia 4837] sorcery,
pharmacy. WITH (how it will go), inMt. 1.23:2. 3, 1154, 21; 5. 2^,
41 ; 8. II ; 9. II, 15 ; 12. 3, 4, 30 i, 4;:, 42, 45 ; 13. 20 ; 14.
7 ; 13. 30 ; 16. 27 ; 17. 3, 17 ; 18. 16 ; ig. 10 ; 20. 2, 20 ;
21. 2; 22. 16 ; 24. 30, 31, 49, 51 ; 23. 3, 4, 10, 19, 31 ; z6.
II, 18, 20, 23, 29, 36, 38, 40, 47 1, 31, 35, 58, 6g, 71, 72 ; 27.
34, 41, 54 ; 28, 8, 12, 20, Mr. i. 13, 20, 2g, 36 ; 2. 16 1, igt,
25 ; 3- 5) 6, 7, 14 ; 4. 16, 36 ; 3, 18, 24, 40 ; 6. 23, 50; 8.
10, 14, 38 ; 9. 8, 24 ; 10. 30; II. II ; 13. 26 ; 14. 7. 14, 17,
18, 20, 33, 43 £, 48, 54, 67 ; 13. I, 7, 28, 31 ; 16. 10, Lu. I.
28, 39, 66 ; 2, 36, 31 ; 5. 29, 31, 34 ; 6, 3, 4, 17 ; 7. 36 ; 8,
13) 45 ; 9' 49 ; 10- 17 \ II- 7» 23 t, 31, 32 ; 12. 13, 46, 38 ;
13, I ; 14. 9, 31 ; 15. 29, 30, 31 ; 17. 13, 20; 21. 27 ; 22. 11,
15, 21, 28, 33, 52, 53, 59 ; 23. 43 ; 24, 2g, 30, 52, Jo. 3. 2,
22, 26 ; 4. 27 t; 6. 3, 66; 7. 33 ; 8. 2g ; g. 37, 40 ; 11. 16,
31, 54 ; 12. 8, 17, 35 ; 13. 8, 18, 33 ; 14, 9, 16, 30 ; 15, 27 ;
16. 4, 32; 17. 12, 24 ; 18. 2, 3, 5, 18, 26 ; 19. 18, 40 ; 20. 7,
24, 26, Ac, I. 4, 26 ; 2. 28 ; 4. 29, 31 ; 7. g, 38, 43 ; 9. 19,
28, 39 ; IO, 38 ; II, 21 ; 13. 17 ; 14. 23, 27 ; 13. 4, 35 ; 17.
XI ; 18. 10 ; 20. 18, ig, 24, 31, 34 ; ^4. i, 3, 7, z8t; 23. 12,
23; 26. 12; 27. 10, 24; 28. 31, Ro. 12. 15 f, 18; 15. 10,
33 ; 16, 20, 24, I Co. 6. 6, 7 ; 7. 12, 13 ; 16. 11, 12, 23, 24, 2
Co. 6. 15, 16; 7. 15; 8. 4, 18; 13. II, 14, Ga. 2. X, 12; 4,
25. 30 ; 6. 18, Ep. 4, 2 t, 25 ; 6. 5, 7, 23, 24, Ph. I. 4 ; 2.
12, 2g ; 4. 3, 6, 9, 23 ; Col. x. 11 ; 4. j8, i Th. i. 6 ; 3. 13 ;
5. 28, 2 Th. I. 7 f ; 3. 12, 16, 18, I Ti. I. 14 ; 2. g, 15 ; 3.
4 ; 4, 3, 4, 14 ; 6. 6, 21, 2 Ti. 2. 10, 22 ; 4. n t, 22 1, Tit.
2- 15 ; 3- 15 1, Phm. 23, He. 5. 7 ; 7. 21 ; g. 19 ; to. 22 ;
II. 9, 31 ; 12, 14, 17, 18 ; 13. 17, 23, 25, I Pe. 3. 15, i Jo.
X. 3(A, 6, 7 ; 2. 19, 2 Jo. 2, 3, Re. i. 7, 12 ; 2. 22 ; 3. 4, zot,
21 i ; 4. I ; 6. 8 ; 12. g, 17 ; 13. 4, 7 ; 14. i, 4 ; 17 i, 2, 12,

X4 1; 18. 3, 9 ; ig, 20; 20. 4, 6 ; 21, 3th, 9, 15 ; 22. 12, 21
[meta g&n. 2g62] with.
in Sit. 25. 27 ; 26, 35 ; 27. 38, Mr. 2. 26 ; 4. 10 ; 8. 34 ;
9. 4 ; 13. 27, Lu. I. 36 ; 2. s, 13 ; 5. g, ig ; 7. 6, 12 ; 8. i,
38 ; g. 32 ; 19. 23 ; 20. I ; 22. 14, 56 ; 23. xx, 32, 35 ; 24.
I, xo, 24, 29, 33, 44, Jo. 18. I ; 21. '3, Ac. 1. 1, 14 «, 17,22;
2. 14 ; 3. 4, 8 ; 4. 13, 14, 27 ; 5. i, 17, 21, 26 ; 8. 20, 31 ;
10. 2, 20, 23 ; 13. 7 ; 14. 4 1, s, 13, 20, 25 ; 15. 22 1, 25 ; 16.
3 ; 17. 34 ; 18. 8, 18 ; xg. 38 ; 20. 36 ; 21, 5, 16, 18, 24, 26,
2g ; 22. g ; 23. 15, 27, 32 ; 24. 24 ; 25, 23 ; 26. 13 ; 27. 2 ;
28. 16, Ro, 6. 8 ; 8. 32; 16. 14, 15, I Co. i, 2; 3. 4; 10.
13 ; II. 32 ; 15. 10 ; x6. 4, 19, 2 Co. i. i, 21 ; 4, X4 ; 8, 19 ;
9. 4 ; 13- 4. Ga. X. 2 ; 2. 3 ; 3, 9 ; 5, 24, Ep. 3. 18 ; 4. 31,
Ph. I. I, 23 ; 2. 22 ; 3. 21 ; 4. 21, Col. 2. 5, 13, 20 ; 3. 3,
4, 9 ; 4, 9, I Th. 4. 14, 17 i ; 5. xo, Ja. i, ix, 2 Pe. i. x8
[sun 4403] with.
in Mt. 3. lit; 7. zt; 20, 13 ; 22, 37 th ; 23, 16 ; 26, 52,
Mr. I. 8 i, 23 ; 4. 24, 30 ; 3. 2 ; 9, x, 30, Lu. i, 51 ; 3, 16 ;
4' 32, 36; 8. 15 ; XI, 20 ; 14. 31 ; 21, 23, 34 ; 22, 49, Jo. i.
26» 3^7 33 *> -A-c. I, 5 ; 2. 29, 46 ; 5. 23 ; n, 16, z6, Ro. i.
4, 9, 12, 27 ; g. zz; 10. 9 ; 12. 8 th, zi ; 15. 32 ; .16. 16, i
Co. 1. 17 ; 2. 4 ; 4. 21 ; 5. 8th; 10, 5; 14. 21 ; 16. 14, 20,
2 Co. I. 12 ; 7, 8 ; 13. 12, Ep, i. 3 ; 3. 12 ; 4. 19 ; 5. 18 ;
6. 2, 14, 13, 18, Ph. X, so. Col. X. XI ; 2, 4, 7 ; 3. 16, 22 ;
4. 2, 6, I Th. 2. 2, 17 ; 4, 16 th, 18 ; 5. 26, 2 Th. i. n ; 2.
9, 10 ; 3. 8, I Ti. 2. g, II ; 5. 2, 2 Ti. i, 3 ; 4. 2, He, 9. 22,
23 ; II. 37, Ja, X. 21 ; 2. I ; 3. 13, i Pe. i. 12 ; 2. 18 ; 3.
2 ; 3, X4, 2 Pe. 2. 7, 13, 16, Ju, 14, 23, 24, Be. 2. 16, 23,
27; 6. 8 th; g. zg; 12. s; 13- zot ; 14. 2, 7, 9, 10, 13 ; 16.
8 ; 17. 16 ; 18. 8, 16 ; 19. 2, 13 1, 20 1, zz [en 1604] in, by,
with. in Mt. 19. 26 1 ; 21. 25 ; 22. 25, Mr, 10, 27 th, Lu. i. 30,
37 ; 2. 32 ; 11. 37 ; 18. 27 1 ; 19. 7, Jo. i. 39 ; 4. 40 ; 8,
38 1 ; 14. 17, 23, 25 ; 17. 5 t, ke. 9. 43 ; 10. 6 ; x8. 3, 20 ;
21. 7, 8, 16 ; 26. 8, Ro. 2. II ; g. 14, i Co. 3. 19 ; 7, 24, 2 Co.
I. 17, Ep. 6. 9, 2 Th. I, 6, 2 Ti. 4. 13, Ja. i. 17, i Pe. 2.
20, 2 Pe. 3. 8 [para dat. 3456] alongside of,
in Mt. 13, 56 ; 26, 55, Mr. 6. 3 ; 9. 10, 16, ig ; xx. 31 ;
14. 49, Lu. 6, XI ; 9. 41 ; x8, XI ; 20. 5, Jo. i. i, 2, Ac, 2.
47; 3- 25 ; II. 2 ; 15. 2 ; 17. 17; 24, 12, Ro. 5. i ; 8. 18,
I Co, 2. 3 ; 16. 6, 7, 10, 2 Co, 5. 8 ; 6, 14, 15 ; 11. g, Ga. i.
18 ; 2. 5 ; 4, 18, 20, I Th. 3. 4, 2 Th. 2. 5 ; 3, i, 10, Phm.
13, He. 4. 13 ; 10. x6, i Jo. i. 2 ; 2, i [pros ace. 3gi7] to
ward. in Mt. 27. 7, Mr. 12. 30/, 33 th, Lu, 10. 27/, Jo. 4, 6 ; 12.
3, Ac. I. 18 ; 8. 37, I Co. 7, 5, I Pe, i. 22, Re. 8. 5 ; 17. 2,
6 f ; 18. X ; 19, 21 [ek 1427] out of.
in Mr. 16. 20, Ac. 8. 20; 15. 32; ig, 26 ; 20. 28, Ro, 8.
25 ; 14. 20, X Co. 14. 19, 2 Co. 2. 4, Ep. 6, 18, I T^, 2, 10,
He. 12. I ; 13. 12, I Pe. x, 7, 2 Jo. 12, 3 Jo. 13 [dia gen.
XX07] through.
in Ro. 14. 15 [dia ace. 1107] because of.
in Mt. 8, 24 ; 11. 7 ; 14, 24, Lu, 6. 18 ; 7. 24 ; 8. 14 ; 21.
20, Ac. 5- 16 ; 17. 23 ; 27, 41, Ja. 3. 4, 2 Pe. 2. 7, 17, Re.
6, 8 [hupo gen. 4768] under, by,
in Mt. 18. 26, 29, Lu, 18. 7, Ac, 21. 24 ; 28. 14, Re. 12.
17 [epi dat. 1802] upon.
in He. 8. 8i [epi acxi. 1802] upon.
inLu. 14, 18 ; 13, 16; 16. 21, Ac, 20. 9 [apo 539] from.
in Mr. i. 27, i Co. 2. i, Ep, 6. 6 [kata ace, 2398] accord
ing to, in.
in Mt. 13. 2g [hama 233] together with, at the same
time, in Ep. 3, 19 [eis 1409] into.
in Mr. 10. 41] peri gen. 3621] concerning.
in Ph, 2. 23 [ta pen 3621] the things conceming.
(See also Accord, amiction, agree, assemble, away,
be, bear, beat, bind, bound, brought, bury, carry, child,
clothe, come, commune, communicate, company, com
pare, compass, compassion, confer, consent, consoil;,
contended, continue, covenant, crucify, dead, deal,
dealings, devil, die, dispute, dissemble, draw, drink,
dwell, eat, elected, endued, entangle, fear, feast, feed,
feeling, fellowship, fill, gnash, go, ^ief, grieve, hand,
haste, have, heir, help, inscription, insurrection,
joumey, labour, labourer, laid, lead, live, meet, mind,
jnixeH, noise, number, partake, partaker, perish, please,
possess, present, question, quickeif, rank, reason, reign,
rejoice, rise, run, sear, send, shod, sit, smite, speak,
speed, spring, stand, strike, strive, subtilely, suffer,
take, taking, talk, tempest, travel, trust, united, what,
wind, witness, work),
WITHAL, in Col. 4. 3, x Ti. 5. 13, Phm, 22 [hama 233]
together with, at the same time. {Sw aUo Profit).

OR A KEY TO THB HIDDEN MEATOKGS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

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WITHDRAW (oneself), in Mt. 12. 15, Mr. 3. 7 [ana-
choreo 376] to withdraw again or back.
in Lu. 5. x6 [hupo-choreo 489] to withdraw quietly.
in Lu. 22. 41 [apo-spaomai 607] to be drawn away.
in Ga. 2. 12 [hupo-stellomai 4799] to send self under,
withdraw. in 2 Th. 3. 6 [stellomai ^264] to send self away.
in I Ti. 6. 5 [aph-istemi 812] to stand or set self oflE
from. WITHER (away, whose fruit), in Mt, 13. 6 ; 21. ig,
ao, Mr, 3. 1, 3; 4^. 6 ; xi. 21, Lu. 8. 6, Jo, 15. 6, Ja. i. 11,
X Pe. I. 24 [xeraino 3181] to be dried up.
in Mt. 12. 10, Lu. 6. 6, 8, Jo. 3. 3 [xeros 3182] dry.
in Ju. 12 [phthino-pdrinos 4833] autumnal failing.
WITHHOLD, in 2 Th. 2. 6 [kat-echo 2332] to hold down.
WITHIN (from), inMt. 3. g ; g. 3, 21, Mr. 2. 8, Lu. 3.
8; 7" 39» 49 ; 12. 17 ; 16. 3 ; 18. 4 ; 19. 44 ; 24. 32, Ro. 8.
23 [en 1604] en.
in Mt. 23. 25, 27, 28, Mr. 7. 21, 23, Lu. 11. 7, 40, 2 Co.
7. 3, Re. 4. 8 ; 5. I [esothen X974] ffom within.
in Jo. 20. 26, Ac. 5. 23, X Co, 5. 12 [eso 1973] within.
in Mfc. 23. 26, Lu. 17. 21 [entos 1678] within, in the
in Mr, 14. 4 [pros 3917] toward. [midst.
in He. 6. ig.fto esoteron 1975] that within, the inner.
in Mr. 14. 58 [dia gen. 1107] through.
WITHOUT (sight, any, things that are), in Mt. 13.
34, Ml'. 4. 34, Lu, 6. 49, Jo. I. 3 ; 13. 3, Ro. 3. 21, 28 ; 4. 6 ;
7. 8, 9; 10, 14, I Co, 4, 8 ; II, II t, Ep. 2, 12, Ph. 2. 14,
I Ti. 2. 8 ; 3. 21, Phm. 14, He. 4. 15 ; 7. 7, 20, 21 ; g. 7 ;
x8. 22, 28 ; 10. 28 ; IX. 6, 40 ; 12. 8, 14, Ja.- 2, 20, 26 t
[choris 5042] apart from.
in Mt, 10. 29, 1 Pe. 3. r ; 4. 9 [aneu 400] without.
in Lu. 22, 35 [ater 758] aloof from.
in Ac. 5, 26 [ou meta 2g62] not with,
in Ac, 9. 9 [me blepo 905] not to behold.
in Ac. 25. 17 [poieo medeis 3003] to make no.
in X Co. 6. 18 [ektos 1518] outside.
in 2 Co. II. 28 [per-ektos 3338] out beyond, outside of.
in Ja. 2. 18 [choris or ek 5042] apart from, out of.
WITHOUT adv., in Mt. 12. 46, 47 J 26. 6g, Mr. i. 45 ;
3- 3I) 32 ¦> 4- II ; II- 4 ; I-u. I. 10 ; 8. 20 ; 13. 25, Jo. 18.
16 ; 20, II, Ac. 5. 23, I Co. 3. 12, 13, Col. 4, 3, X Th. 4. 12,
He. 13. TI, 12, 13, Re. 14. 20; 22. 13 [exo 1747] without.
in Mr. 7. 13, 18, Lu. 11. 40, 2 Co. 7. 5, i Ti. 3. 7, Re,
II. 2 [exothen 1748] from without.
(5eea?8o Affection, blame, blemish, carefulness, cause,
ceasing, charge, children, controversy, covetousness,
descent, dissimulation, distraction, effect, excuse,
father, fault, fear,_fruit, gainsaying, God, hands, help,
honour, hypocrisy, law, life, measure, mercy, mixture,
mother, offence, partiality, persons, rebuke, repentance,
seam, sight, signification, sin, spot, strength, under
standing, water, wavering, witness, world, wrangling).
WITHSTAND, in Ac. 13. 8, Ga. 2. ix, Ep. 6. 13, 2 Ti,
3. 8 ; 4. 15 [anth-isterai 409] to stand in opposition to.
in Ac. TI. 17 [koluo 2757] to hinder, forbid.
WITNESS (false, without, bear, bear.. .also, hear...
with, bear false, give, obtain), in Mt. 23. 31, Lu. 4, 22 ;
ti. 48, Jo. X. 7, 8, 15 ; 3. 26, 28 ; 3. 31, 32, 33, 36, 37 ; 8.
18 ( ; io. 25 ; 15. 27 ; 18. 23, 37, Ac. 10. 43 ; 13. 8 ; 22. 5 ;
23. ri. He. 10. 13 ; 11. 4, x Jo. x. 2 ; 5. 6, 8, 3 Jo. 6 [mar
tureo 288g] to hear witness or testimony.
in Mt. 18. 16 ; 26. 63, Mr. 14. 63, Lu. 24. 48, Ac. i. 8,
22 ; 2. 32 ; 3. 13 ; 5. 32 ; 6. 13 ; 7. 58; 10. 39, 41 ; 13. 31;
22. IS ; 26. 16, Ro. I. 9, 2 Co. 13. I, I Th, 2. 3, 10, i Ti.
3. 19; 6, 12, 2 Ti. 2. 2, He. 10. 13, 28 ; 12. x, x Pe, 3. i.
Re. I. 5 ; 3. 14 ; n. 3 [martur 2893] witness, testimony
bearer, in Mr. 14. 35, 36, sg, Lu. 22. 71, Jo. i, 7 ; 3. 11 ; 5. 31,
32, 36, Tit 1. 13, I Jo. 5. 9 th, 10, Re. 20. 4 [marturia 2890]
witness, testimony.
in Mt. 24. 14, Ac. 4. 33 ; 7. 44, Ja. 5. 3 [marturion
2831] witness, testimony.
lu Ro. 2. 15 ; 8. 16 ; .9. i [sum-martureo 4367] to hear
witness or testimony with. [testimony
in He. 2, 4 [sun-epi-martureo 4445] to hear witness or
in Mt. 15. 19 ; 26. 59 [pseudo-marturia 3034] false w
lying witness or testimony.
in Mt. ig. 18, Mr. 10. 19 ; 14. 56, 57, Lu. 18. 20, Ro. 13,
9 [pseudo-martureo 5053] to bear false or lying witness.
in Mt. 26. 60 if, I Co. 15. 13 [pseudo-martur 5032] false
or lying witness,
in Ac. 14. 17 [a-marturos 240] unwitnessed.
WITNESS (against), in Jo. 5. 32, Ac. 26. 22, Ro. 3. 21,

I Ti. 6. 13, He. 7. 8 [martureo 2889] to bear witness or
testimony. [2457] to bear witness against^
in Mt. 26. 62 ; 27. 13, Mr. 14. 60 ; 15, 4 [kata-martureo
in Ac. 20. 23 [dia-marturomai 1148] to be borne wit
ness to thoroughly. (See also Eye),
WOE, in Mt. XI. 21 1; 18. 7 t; 23. 13, 14, 15, 16, 23, 23,
27, 29 ; 24. ig ; 26. 24, Mr. 13. 17 ; 14. 21, Lu. 6. 24, 25 1,
26 ; 10. 13 1 ; XI. 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 32 ; 17. I ; 21. 23 ; 22.
22, I Co. g. 16, Ju. II, Re. 8, 13 th ; g. zzt ; 11. 14 i ; 12.
12 [ouai 3370] oh ! wo !.
WOLF, m Mt. 7. 15 ; 10. 16, Lu. 10. 3, Jo. 10. 12 t
[lukos 2842] wolf,
WOMAN (every, this), in Mt. 5. 28 ; g, 20, 22 ; xi, 11 ;
13, 33 ; 14. 21 ; 13. 22, 28, 38 ; 22. 27 ; 26. 7, 10 ; 27, 35 ;
28. 5, Mr. 5. 25, 33 ; 7. 25, 26 ; 10, 12 ; 12, 22 ; 14. 3 ; 15.
40, lu. I. 28, 42 ; 4. 26; 7. 28, 37, 3g, 44*, 30; 8. 2, 43,
47 ; 10. 38 ; II. 27 ; 13. n, 12, 21 ; 13. 8 ; 20. 32 ; 22. 37 ;
23. 27, 4g, 55 ; 24. 22, 24, Jo. 2. 4 ; 4. 7, g t, xi, 15, 17, ig,
21, 25, 27, 28, 39, 42; 8. 3, 4, 9, lot; 16. 21 ; 19. 26; 20.
13, 15, Ac. I. 14 ; 5. 14 ; 8. 3, 12 ; 9. 2 ; 13. 30 ; 16. i, 13,
14 ; 17. 4, 12, 34 ; 22. 4, Ro. 7. 2, I Co. 7. i, 13 ; 11. 3, 5>
6 (, 7, 8t, gt, 10, zit, 12 t, 13, 13; 14, 34, 35) G^* 4- 4) i
Ti. 2. 9, 10, II, 12, 14, He, II. 33, I Pe. 3. 3, Re. 2. 20 ; 9.
8 ; 12. i_, 4, 6, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 ; 14. 4; 17. 3, 4, 6, 7, g,
18 [gune 1030] woman, wife. [one.
iu Mt. 26. 13, Lu. 7. 45, 46, Ac. g. 36 [haute 3390] thia
in Ro. I. 26, 27 [theleia 2204] female.
in I Co. 7. 2 [hekaste 1428I each one,
, (See also Aged, elder, every, free, holy, silly, this,
two, young).
WOMB, m Mt. ig. 12, Lu. i. 15, 41, 42, 44 ; 2. 21 ; n.
27 ; 23. 20, Jo. 3, 4, Ac. 3, 2 ; 14. 8, Ga. i. 15 [koilia
¦2641] belly.
in Lu. I. 31 [gaster g64] belly, womb.
in Lu. 2. 23, Ro, 4. 19 [metra 3021] matrix,
WONDER, in Mt. 24. 24, Mr, 13. 22, Jo. 4. 48, Ac. 2.
ig, 22, 43 ; 4. 30 ; S.X2 ; 6, 8 ; 7. 36 ; 14. 3 ; 15- 12, Ro. 13.
ig, 2 Co. 12, 12, 2 Th. 2. g. He. 2, 4 [teras 45go] wonder.
in Re. 12. x, 3 ; 13. 13 [semeion i44g] sign.
in Ac. 3. 10 [thambos 2156] astonishment.
WONDER (at, greatly -ing), in Mt. 15. 31, Mr. 6. 51,
Lu. 2. 18 ; 4. 22 ; 8. 25 ; 9. 43 ; xi. 14^ 24. 12, 41, Ac. 7. 31 ;
13, 41, Re, 13. 3 ; 17. 6, 8 [thaumazo 2166] to wonder at.
in Ac. 8. 13 [ex-iscemi 1730] to stand out (astonished).
in Ac, 3. II [ek-thambos 1461] exceedingly astonished.
WONDERFUL (thing), in Mt. 21, 15 [thaumasioa
2167] wonderful. {See Work).
WONT (as one is, be), in Mt. 27. 13, Mr. 10. i [etho
1375] to be customary.
iu Lu. 22. 39 [kata to ethos 1374] according to the
custom. in Ac. 16, 13 [nomizomai 3143] to be supposed, wont.
WOOD (of) in I Co. 3, 12, Re. 18, 12 [xulon 3184] wood.
in 2 Ti. 2. 20, Re. 9, 20 [xulinos 3183] of wood.
WOOL, in He. g, ig. Re, i. 14 [erion 1951I wool,
WORD (again, good, of the, bring, strive, which
teach), in Mt. 8. 8, 16; 10. 14; 12, 32, 37 1; 13. 19,20,
21, 22 t, 23 ; 15, 23 ; 22. 46 ; 24. 35 ; 26. 44, Mr. 2. 2 ; 4..
14, 13 «, 16, 17, 18, xg, 20, 33; 5. 36; 7. 13; 8. 38; 10.
24; 12. 13 ; 13. 31 ; 14.- 3g; 16. 20, Lu. i. 2, 30 ; 3. 4 ; 4.
22, 32, 36; 5, I ; 7. 7 ; S. XX, 12, 13, 13, 21 ; 9. 26 ; 10.
39; II, 28; 12. 10; 20. 20; 21. 33; 22. 61; 23. 9; 24.
19, 44, Jo. I. ith, 14 ; 2. 22 ; 4. 41, 50; 5. 24, 38; 8. 31,
37, 43 ; 10. 33 ; 12. 48 ; 14. 23, 24 ; 15. 3, 20, 23; 17. 6,
14, 17, 20, Ac. 2. 22, 40, 41 ; 4. 4, 2g, 31 ; 5, 5 ; 6. 2, 4, 7 ;
7. 22 ; 8. 4, 14, 25; 10. 36, 44; XI. I, ig; 12, 24; 13. 3, 7,
13, 26, 44, 46, 48, 4g ; 14, 3, 23 ; 15. 7, 15, 24, 32, 33, 36,
16. 6, 32; 17. XI, 13 ; 18. II, 13 ; 19, 10, 20; 20. 32, 35.
38; 22, 22, Ro. 9, 6, 9; 13. 18, I Co, I. 17 ; 2, 4, 13; 4.
20; 12. Bt; 14. 9, 19 t, 36, 2 Co. I. 18 ; 2. 17 ; 4. 2 ; 5,
19 ; 6. 7 ; 10. II, Ga. 3. 14; 6, 6, Ep. i. 13 ; 5, 6, Ph. i,
14; 2. 16, Col. I. 3, 25 ; 3. 16, 17, 1 Th, I, 3, 6, 8; 2. 5,
13 th ; 4. 15, 18, 2 Th. 2. 2, 13, 17 ; 3. i, 14, i Ti, 4. 5, 6,
12 ; 5. 17 ; 6. 3, 2 Ti. i. 13 ; 2. 9, 13, 17 ; 4. 2, 15, Tit, i,
3, 9 ; 2. 3, He. 2, 2 ; 4. 2, 12 ; 5. 13 ; 7. 28 ;""i2. ig ; 13. 7,
22, Ja. I. 18, 21, 22, 23 ; 3. 2, I Pe. i. 23 ; 2. 8 ; 3. i f, 2
Pe. I. 19 ; 2. 3 ; 3. 5, 7, i Jo. i, i, 10 ; 2. 3, 7, 14 ; 3, 18 ;
5. 7, 3 Jo. TO, Re. I. 2, 3, 9 ; 3. 8, xo ; 6. 9 ; 12. n ; ig.
13 ; 20. 4 ; 2x. 5 ; 22. 18, 19 [logos 2833] word.
in I Pe. 2. 2 [logikos 2827] logical, rational.
in Mt. 4. 4 ; 12. 36 ; 18. 16 ; 26. 75 ; 27. 14, Mr. 14. 72,
Lu. T. 38 ; 2. 29 ; 3. 2 ; 4. 4 ; 5. 5 ; 20. 26; 24. 8, n, Jo.
3. 34 ; 5. 47 ; 6. 63, 68 ; 8. 20, 47 ; 10. 21 ; 12. 47, 48 ; 14.
10; 15. 7; 17. 8, Ac. 2. 14; 5. 20; 6. II, 13; 10. 22, 37,

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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

44 ; II. 14, 16 ; 13, 42 ; 16. 38 ; 26. 23 ; 28, 25, Ro, lo.Bt,
17, 18, 2 Co. 12. 4 ; 13. T, Ep. 3. 26 ; 6. 17, He. 1. 3 : 6.
5 ; XX. 3 ; 12. 19, I Pe. i. 25 1, 2 Pe, 3. 2, Ju. 17, Re. 17.
17 [rema 4082] saying.
in Mt. 2. 8 [ap-aggello 485] to announce fully.
in Mt. 2. x3-[epo, eipon, 1401] to say.
in Ro. 16, 18 [chresto-logia 5021] kind discourse.
in I Co, 2. 13 [didaktos 1206] taught.
in 2 Ti. 2. 14 [logo-macheo 2831] to fight with words,
(See also Enticing, few, strife, swelling, these).
WORK (have much, mighty, wonderful), in Mt, 5,
t6 ; II. 2 ; 23. 3, 5 ; 26. 10, Mr. 13, 34 ; 14. 6, Jo. 4. 34;
K. 20, 36^; 6, 28, 29 ; 7. 3, 7, 21 ; 8, 39 ; 9. 3, 4 ; xo, 25,
32 *j 33) 37» 38 ; 14- io» ii» 12 ; 13. 24 ; 17. 4, Ac. 5. 38 ;
7. 41 ; g. 36 ; 13. z, 41 1; 14, 26 ; 15, 18, 38 ; 26. 20, Ro.
2. 13 ; 3. 27*; 4. 2, 6; 9. IX, 32 ; 11. 6f; 13. 3, 12 ; 14. 20,
X Co. 3. 13 1, 14, 15 ; g. I ; 15. 38 ; 16. 10, 2 Co. 9. 8 ; n.
15, Ga. 2. 16 th ; 3, 2, 3, 10 ; 3. 19 ; 6. 4, Ep. 2. g, 10 ; 4.
12 ; 3. II, Ph. I. 6 : 2. 30, Col. x, xo, 2x, x Th. x. 3 ; 5,
13, 2 Th. I. II ; 2. 17, X Ti. 2. xo ; 3. i ; 3. 10 1, 25 ; 6. 18,
2 Ti. I. 9 ; 2, 21 ; 3. 17 ; 4. 5, 14, 18, Tit. i. z6t; 2. 7,
14 ; 3. I, 3, 8, 14, Heb, i. 10 ; 2. 7 ; 3. 9 ; 4. 3, 4, 10 ; 6.
1, 10 ; g. 14 ; lo. 24 ; 12, 21, Ja. i. 4, 23 ; 2. 14, 17, 18 th,
20, 21, 22 1, 24, 25, 26 ; 3. 13, I Pe. I. 17 ; 2. 12, 2 Pe. 3.
10, I Jo, 3. 8, 12, Re, 2. 2, 5, g,'i3, ig t, 23, 26 ; 3. x, 2, 8,
15 ; g, 20; 14. 13 ; 13. 3 ; 18. 6 ; 20. 12, 13; 22, 12 [ergon
1938} work.
in Mt, 7. 22 ; u. 20, 21, 23 ; 13. 54, 58 ; 14. 2, Mr. 6. 2,
5, 14, Lu. 10. 13 ; 19, 37 [dunamis 1301] work of power.
in Ro. 9. 28 1 [logos 2833[ word, thing, matter.
in Ac. 27, 16 [molis ischuo] to have hardly strength.
in Ja. 3. 16 [pragma 3828] deed, matter, affairs.
in Mt. 16, 27 [praxis 3833] practice, doing.
in Ac, 2. II [megaleia 2910] great work.
WORK (effectually in, out, together, with, be
wrought), in Ro. 7. 5, i Co. 12. 6, 11, 2 Co, 4. 12, Ga, 2,
8 ; 3. 5 ; 5. 6, Ep. I. II, 20 ; 2. 2 ; 3. 20, Ph. 2. 13, Col, i.
2g, I Th. 2. 13, 2 Th. 2. 7 [en-ergeo 1640] to work in.
in Ep. 4. 19 [ergasia 1936] work.
in Mt, 7, 23 ; 21. 28 ; 26. to, Mr. 14, 6, Lu. 13. 14, Jo.
3. 21 ; s, 17 1; 6. 28, 30 ; 9, 4 1, Ac. 10. 35 ; 13. 41 ; 18. 3,
Ro. 2. 10; 4. 4, 5; 13. 10, I Co. 4. 12; g. 6; 16, 10, Ep,
4. 28, I Th, 4. II, 2 Th. 3. 8, 10, II, 12, He. 11. 33, 2 Jo.
8 [ergazomai 1935] to work.
inRo, I. 27; 4. 15; 5, 3; 7. 8, 13; 15, 18, 2 Co. 4. 17;
5. 5 ; 7. lot, 11; 12. 12, Ph. 2, X2, Ja. I. 3, 20, I Pe, 4.
3. [kat-ergazomai 2526] to work down.
in Mt. 20. 12, Ac. 15, 12 ; 19. 11 ; 21, xg. He. 13. 21,
Re. 16. 14; ig. 20; 21. 27 [poieo 3766] to do, make,
work, in Mr. 6. 2, Ac. 3. 12 [ginomai ggs] to come to pass.
in Mr. 16. 20, Ro, 8. 28, Ja. 2. 22 [sun-ergeo 4448] to
work with.
WORKER (together, of miracles), in Lu. 13. 27, 2 Co.
II. 13, Ph. 3. 2 [ergates 1937] worker.
in I Co, X2. 29 [dunamis 1301] act of power.
in 2 Co, 6. I [sun-ergeo 4448] to work together, be
fellow-worker. [worker.
WORK-FELLOW, inRo. 16. '21 [sun-ergos 4449] fellow-
WORKING (effectual), in Ep. i. 19 ; 3. 7 ; 4. 16, Ph.
3. 21, Col, I. 29, 2 Th. 2. 9 [en-ergeia 1639] working in,
niworking. [ing.
in I Co. 12. 10 [en-ergema 1641] working in, inwork-
WORKMAN, in Mt. 10. 10, Ac. 19. 25, '2 Ti. 2, 13
[ergates 1042] worker. [workmanship.
WORKMANSHIP, in Ep, 2. 10 [poiema 3767] work,
WORLD (without end, before the., .began, from the
beginning of the, since the- ¦ -began, this present, while
the. . -standeth), in Mt. 4, 8; 5. 14; 13. 35, 38; 16. 26;
18. 7; 24. 21; 25. 34; 26. 13, Mr. 8. 36; 14.9; 16. 15,
Lu. g. 23; IX. 30; 12. 30, Jo. I. 9, 10th, 29; 3, 16, 17th,
19 ; 4. 42 ; 6. 14, 33, 51 ; 7. 4, 7 ; 8, 12, 23 1, 26 ; 9, 5 t,
39 ; 10. 36 ; II, g, 27; 12. 19, 23, 31 1, 46, 47^; 13. 1 ( ;
14. 17, 19, 22, 27, 30, 31 ; 15, 18, 19^. ; 16. 8, II, 20, 21,
28 1, 33 1 ; 17. 5, 6, 9, XI t, 12, 13, 14th, 15, 16 1, 18 t, zz,
23, 24, 23 ; 18. 20, 36 1, 37 ; 21. 25 ; Ac. 17. 24, Ro, i. 8,
20 ; 3. 6, 19 ; 4. 13 ; 5. 12, 13 ; 11. 12, 15, x Co. x. 20, 21,
27 t, 28 ; 2. 12 ; 3. 19, 22 ; 4. g, 13 ; 5. 10 ^ ; 6. 2 £ ; 7. 31 1,
3) 34) 8. 4 ; II. 32; 14, 10, 2 Co, I. 12; 5. ig ; 7. 10,
la. 4. 3 ; 6. 14 1, Ep. i. 4 ; 2. 2, 12, Ph. 2. 15, Col, x. 6 ;
2. 8, 20 1, 1 Ti. 1. 15 ; 3. 16 ; 6, 7, He. 4. 3 ; g. 26 ; 10, 3 ;
II. 7, 38, Ja. I. 27 ; 2. 3; 3. 6 ; 4. 4 1, I Pe. i. 20;
5. g, 2 Pe. I. 4 ; 2. 5 (, 20 ; 3. 6, i Jo. 2. 2, 13 th, x6 1, 17 ; 3.
1} 13) 17 ; 4- Ij 3) 4) S *^. 9i 14 ^i 17 ; 5-4 ^ 5, ^9> 2 Jo. 7,

U

Re. II, 13 ; 13, 8 ; 17. 8 [kosmos 2689] cosmos, adorn
ment, world.
in Mt. 12. 32 ; 13. 22, 39, 40, 49 ; 24- 3 ; 28. 20, Mr. 4.
ig ; 10. 30, Lu, 16. 8 ; 18. 30 ; 20. 34, 35, Ro. 12, 2, i Co.
I. 20 ; 2. 6 1, 7, 8 ; 3. 18 ; 10. n, 2 Co. 4. 4, Ga. x, 4, Ep.
I. 21 ; 6. X2, I Ti, 6. 17, 2 Ti. 4. xo, Tit. 2. 12, He. i. 2 ;
fi, 5 ; g, 26; II. 3 [aion 143] age.
in Lu, I. 70, Ac. 3. 21 ; 15. x8, Ep. 3. g [ap' aionos 143]
from the age. [ages.
in I Co, 2. 7 ; xo xx. He. 9. 26 [ton aionon 143! of the
in 2 Ti. I. 9, Tit, i. 2 [pro chronon aionion 144] before
the times of the ages.
in Jo. 9. 32 [ek tou aionos 143] out of or from the age.
in Ro. 16. 23 [chronois aioniois 144] to times of the
in I Co. 8. 13 [eis ton aidna 143] t& the age. [ages
in Ep, 3. 21 [tou aionos ton aionon 143I of the age of
the ages.
in Mt. 24. 14, Lu. 2. I ; 4, s, Ac. 11. 28 ; 17, 6, 31 ; 19.
27 ; 24, 5, Ro, 10. 18, He. I. 6; 2, 5, Re. 3. 10; 12. 9; j6.
14 [oikoumene 3226] inhabited world.
iu Re. 13. 3 [ge ggo] land.
WORLDLY, in Tit. 2. 12, He. g. i [kosmikos 2686]
belonging to the cosmos. [worm.
WORM (eaten of), in Mr, 9. 44, 46, 48 [skolex 4212]
in Ac. 12. 23 [skoleko-brotos 4211] worm-eaten.
WORMWOOD, in Re, 8. 1 1 [apsinthos 834] wormwood.
WORSE (and worse, thing, be the, that which is), in
Mt. 9, x6 ; 12, 45; 27. 64, Mr. 2, 21 ; 5, 26, Lu. n. 26,
Jo. 3. 14, I Ti. 5. 8, 2 Ti. 3, 13, 2 Pe. 2, 20 [cheiron 4985]
in Jo. 2. 20 [elasson 1335] lesser. [worse.
in I Co. 8. 8 [hustereo 4813] to be behind.
in I Co. XX, X7 [hetton 2148] lesser.
WORSHIP, in Lu, 14. 10 [doxa i28i]glory. (See Will).
WORSHIP (-ing, that is -ed), iri Mt. z. 2, 8, 11 ; 4.
9, 10 ; 8. 2 ; 9. x8 ; 14. 33 ; 15. 23 ; 18, 26 ; 20. 20 ; 28. 9,
17, Mr. 5. 6 ; 13. 19, Lu. 4. 7, 8 ; 24, 52, Jo. 4. 20 t, 21,
zzt, 23 t, 24 1 ; 9. 38 ; 12, 20, Ac. 7, 43 ;^8. 27 ; 10, 25 ;
24. II, X Co. 14, 23, He. X. 6 ; xi. 21, Re. 3. 9 ; 4. 10 ; 5.
14 ; 7, II ; g. 20 ; n, i, 16 ; 13. 4 1, 8, 12, 13 ; 14, 7, 9, n ;
15. 4 ; 16. 2 ; ig. 4, 10 t, 20 ; 20. 4 ; 22, 8, g [pros-kuneo
3959] to bow toward. [sight of.
in Lu. 4. 7 [pros-kuneo en-opion 3939] to how in the
in Mt. 13. 9, Mr. 7. 7, Ac. 16. 14; 18. 7, 13 ; 19. 27
[sebomai 4138] to reverence.
in Ro. I, 23 [sebazomai 4135] to give reverence.
in 2 Th, 2. 4 [sebasma 4136] an object of reverence,
in Ac, 7. 42 ; 24. 14, Ph, 3. 3 [latreuo 2783] to do public
service. in Ac. 17, 23 [eu-sebeo 2044] to show piety.
in Ac. 17. 25 [therapeuomai 2102] to be cared for.
in Col. 2, 18 [threskeia 2223] religion, worship.
WORSHIPPER (of God), in Jo. 4, 23 [pros-kunetes
3960] bower down.
in Jo. 9. 31 [theq-sebes 2188] one pious toward God.
in Ac. 19. 35 [neo-koros 3120] temple keeper.
in He. 10. 2 [latreuo 2785] to do public service.
WORTHY (deed, account, count, think, very), in Mt
10. 10, II, 13 t, 37 t, 38 ; 22. 8, Lu. 3, 8 ; 7. 4; 10. 7 ; 12.
48 ; 15. ig, 21 ; 23, 15, Jo. I. 27, Ac, 13. 23 ; 23, 29 ; 25.
II, 23 ; 26. 3i,.Ro. I. 32 ', 8. 18, 2 Ti. i. 15 ; 4. 9 ; 3. 18 ;
6, I, He. XX. 38, Re. 3. 4; 4. xx ; 5. 2, 4, g, 12; 16. 6
[axios 481] worthy.
in Lu. 7. 7, 2 Th. i. n, i Ti. 5. 17, He. 3. 3 ; 10. 29
[axioo 482] to reckon worthy.
in Ep. 4. I, Col. I. 10, I Th. a. 12 [axios 483] worthily.
in Lu. 20. 35 ; 21. 36 ; Ac. 3, 41, 2 Th. i. 5 [kat-
axioomai 2469] to be reckoned very worthy.
in Mt. 3. II ; 8. 8, Mr. i. 7, Lu. 3. 16 ; 7. 6 [hikanos
2271] sufflcient, meet, enough.
in Ac. 24, 2 [kat-orthoma 2245] very right thing.
in Ja, 2. 7 [kalos 2375] right, good.
WOT, in Ac. 3. 17 ; 7. 40, Ro. 11. 2 [eideo, eidon 1379]
to see, know.
in Ph. I. 22 [gnorizo X004] to cause to know.
WOULD (to God, I), Ul Mt. 2. 18 ; 3. 42 ; 7. 12 ; 12.
38 ; 14. 5 ; x8, 23, 30 ; 22. 3; 23. 37 t; 27. 15, 34, Mr. 3.
13 ; 6. 19, 26, 48 ; 7. 24 ; 9. 30 ; 10. 35, 36, Lu. x. 62 ; 6.
31 ; 13. 34 t ; 15. 28 ; 16. 26 ; 18. 4, 13 ; 19. 27, Jo. 14. 3 ;
6. II ; 7. I, 44 ; 9. 27 ; 12. zi ; 21. 18 t, Ac. 7.39; xo, xo;
14. 13 ; 16, 3 ; 19. 33 ; 24. 6 ; 26. 3, Ro. i. 13 ; 7, 15, 16,
19 t, 20, 2x ; II. 23 ; 16. xg, x Co. 7. 7, 32 ; 10. i, 20 ; xi.
3 ; 12. 1 ; 14. 5, 2 Co; 1.8; 5. 4 ; 12. 20 1, Ga. 1.7; 3. 2 ;
4- 17 ; 5* I?) Col. I. 27 ; 2, t, I Th, 2. 18 ; 4. 13, 2 Tn. 3.
10, Phm. 14, He. xo. 5,8; 12. 17 [thelo 2x79] to wiU|WisE

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in Lu. IO. X, Jo. 6. 6, 15, Ac. X2. 6 ; 16. 27 ; 23. 15, 20 ;
25. 4 ; 27. 30 [mello 2935] to be about to.
in I Co. 4. 8, 2 Co. it. I, Ga. 5. X2, Re. 3. 15 [ophelon
3308] I would.
m Ac. 20. 16 [ginomai 593] to come to pass.
in Ac. 26. 29 [euchomai 2063] to pour out prayer.
(See also Because, fain, reason, will).
WOUND, in Lu. 10. 34 [trauma 4653] bruise.
inRe. 13. 3, 12, 14 [plege 3734] stroke.
WOUND (to), in Lu. 20. X2, Ac, xg. 16 [traumatize
4634] to bruise.
in Lu. 10. 30 [epi-tithemi plege igo3] to put a stroke
upon. in I Co. 8. 12 [tupto 4696] to strike.
iu Re. 13. 3 [sphattomai 4507] to be slaughtered, slain.
{See Head).
WOVEN, in Jo. 19. 23 [huphantos 4817] woven.
WRAP (in, together), in Mt, 27. 59, Lu. 23. 53, Jo. 20.
7 [en-tulitto 1685] to wrap in.
in Mr. 15. 46 [en-eileo 1634] to roll in.
(See also Swaddling).
WRATH (provoke to), in Mt. 3. 7, Lu. 3. 7 ; 21. 23,
Jo. 3. 36, Ro. I. 18 ; 2. 3 i, 8 ; 4. 13 ; 5, g; 9. 22 (; 12.
19 I 13- 4i S» Ep. 2. 3 ; 5, 6, Col. 3. 6, I Th. i. 10 ; 2. 16 ;
5. g, I Ti. 2. 8, He. 3. n ; 4. 3, Ja. i. 19, 20, Re. 6. 16, 17 ;
II. 18 ; 16. xg ; 19. 15 [orge 3318] anger.
in Lu. 4. 28, Ac. ig, 28, 2 Co. 12. 20, Ga. 5. 20, Ep. 4.
31, Col. 3. 8, He. II. 27, Re. 12. 12 ; 14. 8, 10, 19 ; 13. i,
7 ; 16. 1 ; 18. 3 [thumos 2239] wrath.
in Ep. 4, 26 [par-orgismos 3361] great anger.
in Ep. 6. A [par-orgizo 3562] to make very angry,
WREST, m 2 Pe. 3. 16 [strehloo 4300] to pervert,
WRESTLE, in Ep. 6. 12 [hemin he pale 3435] the
wrestling for us.
WRETCHED, in Ro. 7. 24, Re. 3. 17 [talai-poros 4540]
one bearing hardship.
WRINKLE, in Ep. 3. 27 [rutis 4x04] wrinkle.
WRITE (afore, in, thereon, unto), in Mr. 10. 4, 3; 12.
ig, Lu. I. 3, 63 ; 16. 6, 7; 20. 28, Jo. i. 45 ; 3. 46 ; 8. 6,
8 ; ig. ig, 21, 22 1 ; 21. 24, Ac. 13, 23 ; 18. 27 ; 23. 25 ; 23.
26 t, Ro. 16. 22, X Co. 4. 14 ; 5. 9, 1 1 ; 7. I ; g. IS ; 14. 37,
2 Co. I. 13 ; 2. 3, i, g; 7. 12 ; g. I ; 13. 2, xo, Ga. i. 20 ;
6. ii,-Ph. 3. I, X Tn. 4. g ; 3. x, 2 Th, 3. 17, x Ti. 3, 14,
Phm. ig, 21, I Pe. 3. 12, 2 Pe. 3, i, 13, i Jo. i. 4 ; 2. i, 7,
8, 12, 13 th, 14 t, 21, 20 ; 3. 13, 2 Jo. 5, 12, 3 Jo, g, 13 t,
Ju, 3 t, Re. I, II, ig ; 2. X, 8, 12, 18 ; 3. i, 7, 12, 14 ; 10.
4 f ; 14. 13 ; ig. g ; 21. sjgrapho 1020) to write.
in Ep. 3. 3 [pro-grapho 386g] to write beforehand.
in He. 8. 10 ; 10, 16 [epi-grapho 1817] to write upon.
in Ac. 13. 20 [epi-stello 1885] to send unto, [roll,
WRITING, in Mt. 19. 7 [biblion 891] a little book,
in Jo. 5. 47 [gramma 1066] letter, anything written.
iu Jo. 19. IQ [grapho 1020] to write.
(See also Divorcement, table).
WRITTEN (aforetime, on, over, a letter unto, be),
m Mt. 2. s ; 4. 4, 6, 7, 10 ; 11. 10 ; 21. 13 ; 26. 24, 31 ; 27.
37, Mr. X. 2 ; 7. 6 ; g. 12, 13 ; 11. 17 ; 14. 21, 27, Lu. 2.
23 i 3- 4; 4- 4, 8, 10, 17 ; 7, 27 ; 10. 20, 26; x8. 31 ; 19.
46 ; 20. 17 ; 21. 22 ; 22. 37 ; 23. 38 ; 24. 44, 46, Jo. 2. 17 ;
6. 31, 43 ; 8. 17 ; 10. 34 ; 12, 14, 16 ; 15. 23 ; ig. 20 ; 20,
30, 31 ; 21. 23 t, Ac, I. 20 ; 7. 42 ; 13. 2g, 33 ; 13. 15 ; 23.
5 ; 24. 41, Ro. X. 17 ; 2. 24; 3. 4, 10 ; 4. 17, 23 ; 8. 36 ; 9.
13*33; IO- 15; "¦ 8, 26; 12, 19; 14. 11; 13. 3, 9, x5,
ZI, I Co. I. 19, 31 ; 2. 9 ; 3. xg ; 4. 6 ; 9. 9, 10 ; 10. 7, xx ;
14. 21 ; 15. 45, 54, 2 Co. 4. 13 ; 8. 13 ; 9. 9, Ga. 3. 10 1, 13 ;
4. 22, 27, He. 10. 7, I Pe. X. 16, Re, x. 3 ; 2. 17 ; 5. i ;
13. 8; 14. i; 17, 3, 8; xg. 12, 16; 20. 12, 15; 2x. 27;
22. 18, ig [graphomai 1020] to be written.
in Ro. 2. 15 [graptos 10x8] written.
in 2 Co. 3. 2, 3 [eg-graphomai 1337] to be written in.
in 2 Co. 3. 7 [en grammasin 1016] in letters.
in Ro. 15. 4 [pro-graphomai 3869J to be written be
forehand, [away,
in He. 12. 23 [apo-graphomai 547] tp be written off or
inMr. 13, 26, Re. 21. 12 [epi-graph'omai 1817] to be
written upon.
in Ac. 21. 25, He, 13. 22 [epi-stello 1885] to send unto.
WRONG (matter of, do, euffer, take), in Mt.. 20. 13,
Ac. 7. 24, 26, 27 ; 25. 10, I Co. 6. 7, 8, 2 Co. 7. 2, 12 t.
Col. 3. 25 t, Phm. 18 [a-dikeo 80] to do or treat unjustly.
in Ac. 18. 14 [a-dikema 81] injustice, unrighteousness,
wrong-doing. in 2 Co. 12. X3 [a-dikia 82] injustice.
WRONGFULLY, in i Pe. 2. 19 [a-dikos 83] unjustly.

WROTH (be), in Mt. 18. 34 ; 22. 7, Re. 12. 17 [orgizo*
mai 3319] to be angry.
in Mt. 2. 16 [thumoomai 2238] to be wroth.

YE (yourselves), is represented either by the inflection
of the verb, or by the pronoun supl. as follows, in Mt.
5, 13, 14, 48 ; 6. 9, 26 ; 7. II, 12 , 9. 4 ; 10. 20, 31 ; 13. 18 ;
14. 16 ; 13. 3, 5, 16 ; 16. 15 ; 19. 28 1 ; zo. 4, 7 ; 21. 13, 32 ;
23. 8 t, 13, 28, 32 ; 24. 33, 44 ; 26. 31 ; 27. 24 ; 28. 5, Mr.
fi" 3^> 37 1 7- ^ij 18 ; 8. 29 ; 11. 17, 26 ; 12. 27 ; 13. 11, 23,
29, Lu. 6. 31 ; g. 13, 20, 55 ; 10. 23, 24 ; ix. 13, 3g, 48 ; 12.
24, 29, 36, 40 ; 16. 13 ; 17. 10 ; ig. 46 ; 21, 31 ; 22. 26, 28,
70 ; 24. 48, 4g, Jo. I, 26 ; 3. 28 ; 4. 20, 22, 32, 33, 38 1 ; 5.
20, 33. 34, 35, 38, 39, 44i 45 ; 6. 67 ; 7. 8, 28, 34, 36, 47 ; 8.
14, 13, 21, 22, 23 «, 31, 38, 41, 44, 46, 47, 49, 54 ; g. 19, 27,
30; 10. 26, 36; II. 49; 13. 10, 13, 14, IS, 33, 34; 14. 3, 17,
19 1, 2ot; XS. 3, 4, 5, X4, 16 1, 27 ; 16. 20 1, zz, 27 ; 18. 31 ;
T-9' 6, 35, Ac. I. 5 ; 2, XS, 33, 36 ; 3. 13, 14, 23 ; 4. 7, 10 ;
5. 30; 7. 4, 26, 51 1, 52; 8, 24; 10. 28, 37 ; II. 16 ; 15- 7 ;
ig. 13 ; 20. 18, 25 ; 22. 3 ; 23. 15 ; 27, 31, Ro. i. 6 ; 6. 11 ;
7. 4 ; 8, 9 ; 9. 26 ; 11, 30 ; 16. 17, i Co, x. 30 ; 3, 17, 23 ;
4. xo th ; 5. 2, 12 ; 6. 8 ; 9. I, 2 ; 10. 15; 12. 2; ; 14. 9,
12 ; 16. I, 6, 16, g Co. I. 14 ; 3. 2 ; 6. 13, 16, 18 ; 8, 9 ; 9.
4 ; II. 7; 12. 11; 13. 7, 9, Ga. 3. 28, 29 ; 4. 12 ; 5. 13 ; 6.
I, Epi I. 13 ; 2. II, 13, 22 ; 4. 20; 6. 21, Ph. 2. 18; 4. 13 t.
Col. 3. 4, 7, 8, 13 ; 4. I, 16, I Th. I. 6 ; 2. 10, 14 1, ig, 20 ;
3. 8, Ja. 2. 6 ; 5. 8, I Pe, 2. g, 2 Pe. 3. 17, i Jo. 1, 3; z,
20, 24 t, 27 ; 4. 4, Ju. 17, 20 [humcis 4722].
in Mt. 3. IX, 13, 14; 8. 26; 13. 16; 23. 8, 28, 31, &c.
[esti i3g2] ye are.
in Lu. 22. 10, I Co. 5, 4 ; n. 18, 20 ; 14. 18, 2 Co. i. n,
Ga, 4. 13, I Pe. 4. 4 [humon 4722].
in Mt. 18. 12 ; 21. 28 ; 22, 42 ; 26. 66, Mr. n. 24 ; 14.
64, Lu. 6. 32, 33, 34, Jo. II. 56; 18. 39, Ac. 5. 9 ; 13. 5, 2
Co. 8. 13 [humm 4722].
in Mt. 6. 8, Jo. 3. 7, Ac. 17. 22 ; ig. 36, Ro. i. n ; 7.
4 ; II. 25 ; X2, 2 ; 13. 13, i Co. x. 7 ; xo. i, 13, 20 ; 14. 5,
2 Co. 2. 7 ; 6. I ; 7. XX ; 13. 7, Ep. i. 18 ; 4. 17, 22 ; 6, 11,
Ph. I. 7, 10, 12, Col. 1. 10 ; 2. I ; 4. 6, i Th. i. 7 ; 2. 12 ;
4. I, 3, 2 Th. I. s ; 2. 2 ; 3. 6, Ja. 2. 7 ; 4. 2, 15, 2 Pe, 1.
15 ; 3- II. Ju. s [humas 4722].
.YBA(donhtiess, rather), in Mt. 3. 37 f ; 9. 28 ; 11. g ;_
13. 51 ; 21. 16, Lu. 7. 26 ; 12, 3, Jo. xx. 27 ; 21. 13, ]6, Ac.
5. 8 ; 22, 27, 2 Co. I. 17 1, 18, 19 1, 20, Phm. 20, Ja. 3. 12 t.
Re. 14, 13 [nai 3099] yea, yes.
in Lu. 24. 22, Jo. x6. 2, Ro. 3. 31, x Co. 4. 3, 2 Co, 7,
II ^x, Ga, 4. 17, Ph. I. 18 ; 2." 17 ; 3, 8, Ja. 2. 18 [alia
208] otherwise, but, save.
in Lu. II. 28 [men-oun-ge 2942] then indeed.
in I Co. 16, 6 [e kai 2112] or even.
YEAR (ago, be come to), in Mt. 9. 20, Mr. 5. 25, 42,
Lu. 2. 36, 37, 41, 42 ; 3. X, 23 ; 4. 25 ; 8. 42, 43 ; 12. 19 ; 13.
7, 8, II, 16 ; 15, 29, Jo, 2. 20 ; 5. 3 ; 8. 57, Ac. 4, 22 ; 7.
6, 30, 36, 42 ; 9- 33 ; 13- 20, 21 ; 19. 10 ; 24. 10, 17, Ro, 15.
23, 2 Co, 12. z, Ga. 1,18; 2. 1 ; 3. 17, x Ti. 5. g, He. i. 12 ;
3, 9, 17, 2 Pe. 3. 8 1, Re. 20. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 [etos 1987] year.
m Lu. X. 7, 18 [hemera 2131] days.
in Lu. 4. ig, Jo. 11. 4g, 31 ; 18, 13, Ac, 11, 26 ; 18. 11,
Ga. 4. 10, He. g. 7, 25 ; xo. i, 3, Ja. 4. 13 ; 5. 17, Re, g.
15 [en-iautcs X63X] year.
in 2 Co. 8, 10 ; 9. 2 [perusi 3678] last year.
in He, 11. 24 [gmomai megas ggs] to become great,
{See also Forty, hundrea, three, two).
YES (verily), in Mt. 17. 23, Mr. 7, 28, Ro. 3. 29 [nai
3099] yea, yes.
m Ro. 10. 18 [men-oun-ge 2942] then indeed,
YESTERDAY, in Jo, 4. 52, Ac. 7, 28, He. 13. 8 [chthes
4988] yesterday.
YET (but, doubtless, more, not, never, no, nor, not,
not as), in Mt. 12. 46 ; 17. 3 ; ig. 20; 26. 47 ; 27. 63, Mr,
3. 35 ; 8. 17 ; 12. 6 ; 14. 43 ; Lu. 8. 4g ; g. 42 ; 14- 22, 32 ;
13. 20 ; 18. 22 ; 22. 37, 47, 60 ; 24. 6, 41, 44, Jo. 4,- 35 ;
7- 33 ; 12. 33 ; 13. 33 ; 14. xg ; 16. 12 ; 20. x, Ac. g. i ," 10.
44 ; 18. 18, Ro. ^. 7 ; 5, 6, 8 ; 9, 19, 1 Co. 3. 2,3; 12. 31 ;
15. 17, 2 Co. I. IO, Ga. I. 10 ; 2, 20 ; 5. n t, Ph. i. 9, 2Th.
2. 3, He. 7. 10, 13 ; 9. 8 ; 10. 37 ; n. 4 ; 12. 26, 27, Re.
6. II [eti 1982] yet, still, further.
in Mr. 14. 29, i Co. 4. 4, 15 ; g. 2 ; 14. xg, 2 Co. 4. 8,
16 ; 3. 16 ; TI. 6 ; 13. 4, Col. 2. 5 [alia 208] otherwise, but,
save. in Lu, 14. 35, Jo. 4. 21, Ac. 19. 37 ; 25. 8, Re. 9. 20 [ou-
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DICTIONARY OF BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

in Jo. 7, 3g ;^ ig. 41 ; 20. 9, i Co. 8. 2 [ou-de-p6 3375 [
not even yet.
in Mr. 13. 3, 2 Co. i, 23, Ga. 2. 20 [ouk-eti 3377] not yet.
in Mt. 15. 27, Mr. 7. 28, Ro, 5. 7 [gar 963] for.
in Mt. 15. 16 [akmen 166] yet still.
in Mt. 24. 32, Mr, 13. 28 [ede 2iig] already.
in Lu. II. 8 ; 18. 3 [ge 965] yet. [time,
in Lu. ig. 20 [oud-eis popote 4038] not even one at any
in Jo. 4. 27 ; 20. 3 [men-toi 2g43] yet indeed.
in Ac, 24, II [ou pleious 3726] not more than.
in 2 Co. II, 16 [kan 2386] even.
in Re. 8, 13 [mello 2935] to be about to.
(See also And, as, be, never, nor, not).
YIELD (unto, up), in M!r.,4. 7, 8 [didomi 1211] to give.
in Ee. 12. 11, Re. 22, 2 [apo-didomi 555] to give away.
in Ro. 6. 13, 19 1 [par-istemi 3530] to set alongside.
in Ro. 6, 13, 16 [par-istano 3349] to set alongside.
in Mt. 27, 50 [aph-iemi 807] to send away.
in Ac. 23. 21 [peithomai 3591] to be persuaded.
in .7a. 3. 12 [poieo 3766] to do, make. (See also Ghost).
YOKE (be unequally -ed together with), in Mt. n. 29,
30, Ac. 13. 10, Ga. 5, I, I Ti. 6. i [zugos 2102] yoke.
in Lu, 14. ig [zeugos 2088J a yoke, pair.
in 2 Co. 6. 14 [hetero-zugeomai ig7g]to be yoked with
a different person. [fellow.
YOKEFELLOW, in Ph. 4. 3. [su-zugos 4343] yoke-
YONDER place (to), in Mt. 17. 20; 26, 36 [ekei 1453]
there. YOU, is generally a translation of the pronoun su
[1330], but in Mt.26. II, Mr. 14. 7, Jo. 5. 42 ; 6. 53; 12. 8,
it IS [he-autou 1330] of oneself.
in 2 Co, 12. 15 [psuchon humon 5068] your souls.
YOUNG (children, man, woman), in Mt. 19. 20, 22,
Mr. 14. 51 1 ; 16. 5, Lu. 7. 14, Ac. 2. 17 ; 5. 10, i Jo. 2. 13,
14 [neaniskos 3107] a young man.
in Ac. 7, 58 ; 20. 9 ; 23, 17, 18, 22 [neanias 3106] ayouth.
in Tit. 2. 4 [neas 31 12] young woman.
in Jo. 2x. 18, Ac. 5. 6, Tit. 2. 6 [neoteros 3112] younger.

in Lu, z. 24 [neossos 31 13] youug bird.
in Ac, 7, ig [brephos g36] a babe.
in Ac, 20. 12 [pais 3429] a child, lad.
' {See also Ass, child, daughter).
YOUNGER (man), in Lu. 13. 12, 13 ; 22, 26, i Ti. 5. i,
2, II, 14, I Pe. 5. 5 [neos, neoteros 3x12] young.
in Ro. 9. 12 [elasson 1535] lesser.
YOUR (own, sake), is generally a translation of the
gen. plur. of sw [4307], but in Lu. 6. 20; 16. 12, Jo. 7.
6; 8. 17 ; 15. 20, Ac. 27. 34, Ro. 11. 31, i Co. 13. 31, 2C0.
8. 8, Ga. 6. 13 it is [humeteros 4723] your, your own.
in Jo, II. 15 [di humas 1107] because of you.
in Ac. 17. 28 ; 18. 15 ; 24. 22 [kath humas 2398] accord
ing to you.
in Bp. 5, 25 [he-autou pi. 1330] of oneself.
{See also Affairs, business, conceit, conversation,
estate, fault, own, part).
YOURSELVES, in Mt. 3. 9 ; 16, 8 ; 23, 31 ; 25. 9, Mr.
9- 33, 50 ; 13- 9, 1-u- 3- 8 ; 12. 33, 57 ; x6, 9, 13 ; 17, 3, 14 ;
21, 34 ; 22, 17 ; 23. 28, Ac. 5. 35 ; 13. 46 ; 15. 29 ; 20, 28
Ro. 6. XX, 13, 16 ; 12. 19, 2 Co. 7. II ; 13. 5,, Ep. 5. 19, i
Th. 5. 13, He. 10, 34, Ja. 2. 4, i Pe. 4. 8, x Jo. 5. 21, 2
Jo, 8, Ju, 20, 21 [heautou j?Z. 1330] of oneself.
in Mt. 6. ig, 20 ; 23. 13, Ep_. 2, 8 [su pi. 4309] yourselves.
in I Co. S" X3 [humon auton 788] your own selves.
YOUTH, in Mt. xg. 20, Mr. lo. 20, Lu, 18. 21, Ac. 26.
4, I Ti. 4. 12 [neotes 3X14J youth, newness.
YOUTHFUL, in z Ti. z. 22 [neoterikos 3121] youthfuL

ZEAX, in Jo. 2. 17, Ro. xo. 2, 2 Co. 7, xx ; 9, z. Ph. 3.
6, Col. 4. 13 [zelos 2092] zeal.
ZEALOUS (be), in Ac. 21. 20 ; 22, 3, x Co. 14. 12, Ga.
x. 14, Tit. 2, 14 [zelotes 2og4] zealous.
in Re. 3. 19 [zeloo 2093] to be zealous.
ZEALOUSLY AFFECT (to), in Ga. 4, 17, 18 [zeloo
2093] to be zealous.

While one great object of the preceding Work is to
enable the mere English reader to see at a glance the
fictitious and misleading- uniformity that exists in the
common English Bible, another volume of equal size
and value could be ¦written, showing the concealment
of real uniformity to be quite as great. The inspired
writers often repeat the same word within the compass
of a few lines or paragraphs, but this fact is not un
frequently hidden by a" gratuitous and uncalled-for
variation in the Translation. The following are a few
examples of this : —
Gladness in Lu, i. 14 is rendered joy in i. 44.
Rejoice, iu i Pe i. 8 is greatly rejoice in i. 6, and
exceeding joy in 4. 13, Sore displeased, in Mt. zz.. 15
is moved with indignation in 20, 24, and have indigna
tion in 26. 8. Love, in x Co. 16. 24 is charity in 16, 14.
Beloved, in Ro. 16, 8, 9, X2 is well beloved in 16. 3, and
dearly beloved in 12. ig. Messenger, iu Mr. i. 2 is
angel in i. 13. Angel, in Lu. g. 26 is messenger in g.
52. Hallow, in Mt. 6. 9 is sanctify in 23, 17, ig.
Sanctification, in i Th. 4. 3, 4 is holiness in 4. 7.
Sanctuary, in He. 8. 2 is holy place in 9. 12, 24, 25.
Holiest, in He. 10. 19 is holiest of all in 9. 8. Holy
Ghost, in i Th. x. 5, 6 is Holy Spirit in 4. 8. Clear, in
2 Co, 7. IT is chaste in n. z. Street, m Mr. 6, 56 is
market in 7. 4, and market-place in 12. 38. Buy, in
Re. 3. 18; 13. 17; 18. II is redeem in 5, 9; 14, 3, 4.
Country, in Mr. 5. 14 is field in 13, 16, and land in 10.
29, 30. Farm, in Mt. 22, 3 is land in ig, 29, and fleld in
24. 18, 40. Country, in Lu. 8. 34 is field in 12. 28 and

piece of ground in 14. x8. Lead, in Ac. 8. 32 is bring in
9. 2, 21, 27, bring forth in 25. 17, 23, and carry in 21. 34.
Strive, in Col. i. 29 is labour fervently in 4. 12.
Brotherhood, in i Pe. .2. 17 is brethren in 3, 9. Hurt,
in Re. n. 3 is to be unjust in 22. 11. Matter of wrong,
in Ac. iS. 14 is evil doing in 24, 20. Iniquity, in Lu.
13. 27 is unrighteousness in 16. 9. Castaway, in i Co.
9. 27 is rejected in He. 6. 8, and reprobate in 2 Co. 13.
5, 6, 7, &c. Unla^vful thing, in Ac. xo, 28 is abominable
in I Pe, 4. 3. Disannul, in Ga. 3. 13 is frustrate in 2.
21, reject in Lu. 7.30, despise, in Lu. 10. 16, bring to
nothing in i Co. i. xg, and cast off in i Tl, 5. 12. Dis-
annuling, inHe. 7. x8 is put away in g. 26. Eternal,
in Ro. I. 20 is everlasting in Ju. 6. Shamefaeedness,
in I Ti. z. g is reverence in He, 12, 28. Sect, in Ac. 5,
17 is heresy in 24. 14. Lift up, in Lu. 17, 13 is take up
in ig. 21, 22, bear up in 4. n, take away in 6. 29, take
in 8. 18, away with in 23, x8, bear up in 27. 32, remove
in 21. 21, put away in Ep. 4. 31, carry in Jo. 3. 10, loose
in Ac. 27, 13, Greedy of filthy lucre, in i Ti, 3. 3, 8 is
given to tiltny lucre in Tit. i. 7. Shame, in i Co. 11. 6 ;
14. 35, Ep, 5. 12 is fllthy in Tit. i. 11. Dishonesty, in 2
Co. 4. 2 is shame in Lu, 14. 9. Ask, in Mt. 27, 20 is beg
in 27. 38, and desire in 20. 20, Cause, in Mt. 19. 3 is
case in ig. 10, and accusation in 27. 37, Fault, in Lu.
23. 4, 14 is cause in 23. 22. Age, m Ep. 2. 7 is course
in 2. 2, world in i. 21, eternal in 3. n. Everlasting, in
Ee, 13, 20 is etemal in 5. 9 and 6. 2, also in Mt. 19. 29.
&c., &c., &c.

OB A KEY TO THB HIDDEN MBANIBTSS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT,

127

PROPEE NAMES OF PERSONS AND PLACES.

AARON, in Lu, i, 5, Ao. 7. 40, He, 5, 4 ; 7, 11 ; 9, 4-
ABADDON, in He. g. 11, " destruction, destroyer,"
ABEL, in Mt, 23, 35, Xn, it, 51, He, ii, 4 ; 12, 24,
ABIA, in Mt, i, 7, a son of Kehoboam,
in Lu, I, 5, a pifiest in time of David,
[O, T, Abia, Abijah, Abijam].
ABIATBAIl, inMr, 2, 26, high priest in time of David,
ABILENE, .in Lu, 3, i, a tetrarchy at the N,E, of
Jordan, AfilUD, in Mt, i, 13, a son of Zerubbabel,
ABRAHAM,'in Mt, i, i, 2, 17 ; 3, 9 ( ; 8, 11 ; 22, 32,
Mr, 12, 26, Lu, I, 55, 73 ; 3, 8 1, 34 ; 13, 16, 28 ; 16, 22,
23, 24, 25, 29, 30 ; 19, 9 ; 20, 37, Jo, 8, 33, 37, 39 th, 40,
S2. 53. 56. 57. 58, Ac, 3, 13, 25 ; 7, 2, 16, 17, 32 ; 13,
26, Ko, 4, I, 2, 3, 9, 12, 13, 16 ; 9, 7 ; IT, I, 2 Co, it, 22,
Ga, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 14, 16, 18, 29 ; 4, 22, He, 2, 16 ; 6, 13 ;
7, I, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9; IT, 8, 17, Ja, 2, 21, 23, I Pe, 3. 6,
ACELDAMA, in Ao, i, 19, a " fleld of blood,"
ACHAIA, in Ac, 18, 12, 27 ; 19, 21, Ko, 15, 26 ; 16, 5,
2 Co, I, I ; g, 2 ; II, 10, I Th, i, 7, 8, that pai't of Greece
lying along the S, of the Gulf of Corinth,
ACHAICUS, in i Co, 16, 17, a Corinthian convert,
ACHAZ, in Mt, i, 9 [0, T, Ahaz].
ACHiM, iu Mt, I, 14, an ancestor of Joseph,
ADAM, in Lu, 3, 38, Ro, 5_t4 «, i Co, 15. 22, 45 t, i Ti,
2, 13, 14, Ju, 14, the flrst "man,"
ADDI, in Lu, 3, 28, an ancestor of Joseph,
ADRAMYTTIUM, in Ac, 27, 2, a seaport of Mysia
in Asia Minor,
ADRIA, In Ao, 27, 27, the sea on the E, of Italy,
AENON, in Jo, 3, 23, a place on the W, of Jordan,
AGABUS, in Ac, 11, 28, one who foretold a famine,
in Ac, 21, TO, one who foretold Paul's imprisonment,
AGAR, in Ga, 4, 24, 25 [0, T, Hagar].
AGRIPPA, in Ac, 25, 13, 22, 23, 24, 26 ; 26, i, 2, 7, ig,
27, 28, 32, great-grandson of Herod the Great,
ALEXANDER, in Mr, 15, 21, son of Simon the
Cyrenian, in Ac, 4, 6, a chief man iu Jerusalem,
in Ac, 19, 33 1, a Jewish convert at Ephesus,
in I Ti, I, 20, a convert who apostatised,
in 2 TL 4, 14, a person who opposed Paul,
ALEXANDRIA (of, Alexandrian), in Ac, 6, 9 ; 18, 24 ;
27, 6; 28, IT, the Greek capital of Egypt, built by
Alexander the Great,
ALPHEUS, in Mt, 10, 3, Mr, 3, t8, Lu, 6, 15, Ac, i, 13,
father of the apostle James,
in Mr, 2, 14, father of Levi or Matthew, [Ram,
AMINADAB, in Mt, i, 4, Lu. 3, 33, a son of Aram or
AMON, in Mt, i, lo, a son of Manasseh,
AMOS, in Lu. 3, 25, an ancestor of Joseph,
AMPHIPOLIS, in Ac, 17, i, a city of Macedonia, on
the Strymon,
AMPLIAS, in Ro, 16, 8, a beloved convert at Rome.
ANANIAS, in Ac, 5, i, 3, 5, one who lied to Peter,
in Ac, 9, TO <, 12, 13, 17 ; 22, 12, a disciple at Damascus,
in Ac, 23, 2 ; 24, I, a high priest at Jerusalem,
ANDREW, in Mt, 4, 18 ; 10, 2, Mr, i, 16, 29 ; 3, 18 ;
13, 3, Lu, 6, 14, Jo, I, 40, 44 ; 6, 8 ; 12, 22 t, Ac, i, 13,
brother of Simon Peter, [of Paul,
ANDRONICUS, in Ro, 16, 7, a disciple and kinsman
ANNA, in Lu, 2, 36, a prophetess in the temple,
ANNAS, in -Lu, 3, 2, Jo, 18, 13, 24, Ac, 4, 6, a high
pilest, father-in-law of Caiaphas,
ANTIOCH, in Ac, 6, 5 ; it, 19, 20, 22, 26 *, 27 ; 13, 1 ;
14, 26 ; 15, 22, 23, 30, 35 ; 18, 22, Ga, 2, 11, a city in
Syria, ou the Orontes, built by Seleucus,
in Ac, 13, 14 ; 14, 19, 21, 2 Ti, 3, 11, a city of Pisidia
in Asia Minor, and a Roman colony,
ANTIPAS, m Re, 2, 13, a martyr in Pergamos,
ANTIPATRIS, in Ao, 23, 31, a city a little N, of
Joppa. [Rome,
APPELLES, in Ro, 16, 10, an approved disciple at
APOLLONIA, in Ac, 17, i, a city of Macedonia,
APOLLOS, in Ao, 18, 24 ; 19, i, i Co, i, 12 ; 3, 4, 5, 6,
22 i 4, 6 ; 16, 12, Tit, 3, 13, an eloquent Alexandrian Jew,
APOLLYON, in Re, 9, 11, a " destroyer,"
APPHIA, in Phm, 2, a beloved female disciple.

APPII EORUM, iuAc 28, 15, on the_Appian Road,
45 miles from Rome,
AQUILA, in Ac, t8, 2, iS, 26, Ro, 16, 3, i Co, 16, 19, 2
Ti, 4, TQ, a Jew of Pontus who instructed Apollos,
ARABIA, in Ga, i, 17 ; 4, 25, between the Euphrates,
the Red Sea, and the Persian Gulf,
ARABIANS, in Ac, 2, 11, proselytes from Arabia,
ARAM, in Mt, i, 3, 4, Lu, 3, 33 [0, T, Ram].
ARCHELAUS, iu Mt, 2, 22, a son of Herod the Great,
ARCHIPPUS, In Col, 4, 17, Phm, 2, one whom Paul
exhorts, AREOPAGUS, in Ac, 17. 19, the supreme court in
Athens, AREOPAGITE, in Ac, 17, 34, a member of the Areo-
ARETAS, in 2 Co, it, 32, an Arabian king, [pagus,
ARIMATHEA, in Mt, 27, 57, Mr, 15, 43, Lu, 23, 51,
Jo, 19, 38, perhaps the same with Ramah,
ARISTARCHUS, in Ac, 19, 29 ; 20, 4 ; 27, 2, Col, 4. 10,
Phm, 24, a Thessalonian, and Paul's fellow-prisoner,
ARISTOBULUS, in Ro, t6, to, a believer at Rome,
ARMAGEDDON, in Re, 16, 16, the "Hill of Maged-
don," ARPHAXED, in Lu, 3, 36, an ancestor of Joseph,
ARTEMAS, in Tit, 3, 12, Paul's messenger to Ticus,
ASA, in Mt, i, 7, 8, father of Jehoshaphat,
ASER, in Lu, 2, 36, Re, 7, 6 [0, T, Asher].
ASIA, in Ac, 2, 9 ; 6, 9 ; 16, 6 ; 19, 10, 22, 26, 27, 31 ;
20, 4t, 16, 18 ; 21, 27 ; 24, 18 : 27, 2, 1 Co, 16, ig, 2 Co,
I, 8, 2 Ti, I, 15, I Pe, I, I, Re. i, 4, it, the western part
of Asia Minor, especially that of which Ephesus was
the capital,
ASSOS, in Ac, 20, 13, 14, seaport of Mysia,
ASYNCRITUS, in Ro, 16, 14, a believer iu Rome,
ATHENS, in Ac, 17, 15, 16, 22 ; t8, i, i Th, 3, i, the
famous capital of Atcica,
ATHENIAN, in Ac, 17, 21, a dweller in Athens,
ATTALIA, in Ac, 14, 25, a seaport of Pamphylia,
AUGUSTUS, in Lu, 2, i, Ac, 25. 21, 25 ; 27, i, " vener
able," a title of the Roman emperor,
AZOR, in Mt. i, 13, 14, great grandson of Zorobabel,
AZOTUS, in Ac, 8, 40 [0, T, Ashdod].
BAAL, in Ro, it, 4, a Phojuician idoL
BABYLON, iu Mt, i, 11, 12, 17 t, Ac, 7, 43, i Pe, 5, 13,
Re, 14, 8 ; 16, ig ; 17, 5 ; 18, 2, to, 21,
BALAAM, in 2 Pe, 2, 15, Ju, it. Re, 2, 14, son of Beor.
BALAC, iu Re, 2, 14, king of MIoab,
BARABBAS, iu Mt, 27, 16, 17, 20, 21, 26, Mr, 15, 7,11,
IS, Lu, 23, 18, Jo, t8, 40, a Jewish robber,
BARACHIAS, in Mt, 23, 35 [0, T, Barachiah).
BARAK, in He, it, 32, a judge in Israel,
BAR-JESUS, in Ac, 13, 6, called also Elymas,
BAR-JONA, inMt, 16, 17, "son of Jonah,"
BARNABAS, in Ac, 4, 36 ; 9, 27 ; 11, 22, 25, 30 ; 12,
25 ; 13, I, 2, 7, 43, 46, 50 ; 14, 12, 14, 20 ; 15. 2 1, 12, 22,
25. 35. 36, 37, 39, I Co, 9. 6, Gal, 2, T, 9, 13, Col, 4, ID, a
Levite, Paul's companion, called also Joses,
BARSABAS, in Ac, i, 23, one chosen to succeed
Judas, in Ac, 15, 22, one sent with Silas to Antioch,
BARTHOLOMEW, in Mt, 10, 3, Mr, 3, t8, Lu, 6, 14,
Ac, I, 13, an apostle, " son of Tolmas,"
BARTIMEUS, in Mt, 10, 46, a blind man of Jericho,
BEELZEBUB, in Mt, to, 25 ; 12, 24, 27, Mr, 3, 22, Lu,
IT, IS, 18, ig, " lord of flies or dung,"
BELIAL, in 2 Co, 6, 15, a " worthless one,"
BENJAMIN, in Ac, 13, 21, Ro, 11, i, Ph, 3, 5, Re, 7, 8,
BEREA, in Ac, 17, 10, 13 ; 20, 4, a city in the S, of
Greece, [Herod Agrippa,
BERNICB, in Ac, 25, 13, 23 ; 26, 30, a daughter of
BETHABARA, in Jo, i, 28, a ford E, of Jordan,
BETHANY, in Mt, 21, 17 ; 26, 6, Mr, 11, i, it, 12 ;
14, 3, Lu, ig, 2g ; 24, 50, Jo, 11, i, 18 J 12, i, a village to
the E, of Jerusalem,
BETHESDA, in Jo, 5, 2, a pool in Jerusalem, [7, 42,
BETHLEHEM, in Mt, 2, i, 5, 6, 8, 16, Lu, 2, 4, 15, Jo.
BETHPHAGE, inMt, 21, i,Mr, 11, t,Lu, 19, 29, near
Bethany,

128

DICTIONARY OP BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

BETHSAIDA, in Mt, ii, 21, Mr, 6, 45, Lu, to, 13, Jo,
i. 44 ; 12, 21, on the N,W, of the Sea of Galilee,
in Mr, 8, 22, Lu, 9, 10, probably another city on the
E, side of the same sea,
BITHYNIA, in Ac, 16, 7, i Pe, i, j, a province W, of
Paphlagonia, BLASTUS, in Ac, 12, 20, chamberlain to Herod
Agrippa I, _.-„ [raging,"
BOANERGES, in Mr, 3, 17, "sons of thunder, or
BOOZ, in Mt, i, 5, Lu, 3, 32 [0, T, Boaz].
BOSOR, in 2 Pe, 2, 15 [0, T, Bear].
CAESAR, in Mt, 22, 17, 2Tfh, Mr, 12, 14, 16, 17, Lu, 2,
I ; 3, I ; 20. 22, 24, 25 ; 23, 2, Jo, 19, 12 1, 15, Ac, 11, 28 ;
^7- 7 j 25, 8, TO, II, 12, 21 ; 26, 32 ; 27, 24; 28, ig, Ph, 4,
22, a title of the reigning Roman emperor,
CAESAJREA, iu Ac, 8, 40 ; g, 30 ; to, i, 24; 11, it ; 12,
ig ; 18, 22 ; 21, 8, 16 ; 23, 23, 33 ; 25, i, 4, 6, 13, a city on
the great sea, nearly N,W, of Jerusalem,
CAESAREA PHILIPPI, in Mt, 16, 13, Mr, 8, 27, a city
in the extreme N,, at the foot of HeiTuon,
CAIAPHAS, in Mt, 26, 3, 57, Lu, 3, 2, Jo, 11, 49 ; 18,
13, 14, 24, 28, Ac, 4, 6, a high priest and son-in-law of
Annas, CAIN, In He, 11, 4, i Jo, 3, 12, Ju, it,
CAINAN, in Lu, 3, 36, a son of Arphaxad,
iu Lu, 3, 37, a son of Enos,
CALVARY, in Lu, 23, 33, place of a " skuU,"
CANA, in Jo, 2, i, 11 ; 4, 46 ; 21, 2, a few miles N, of
Nazareth, CANAAN (of), inMt, 15, 22, a Canaanite,
CANAANITE, In Mt, 10, 4, Mr, 3, 18, an apostle, other
wise called " Zelotes," a zealot,
CANDACE, in Ac, 8, 27, a queen of Ethiopia,
CAPERNAUM, in Mt, 4, 13 ; 8, 5 ; 11, 23 ; 17, 24, Mr,
I, 2t; 2, I ; 9, 33, Lu, 4, 23, 31 ; 7, i ; 10, 15, Jo, 2, 12 ;
4, 46 ; 6, 17, 24, 59, a city at the N,W, of the Sea of
Galilee, Christ's "own city,' [of Cilicia,
CAPPADOCIA, in Ac, 2, 9, i Pe, i, i, a province N,B.

CARPUS, in 2 Ti, 4, 13, a believer at Troas in Mysia,
CASTOR and POLLUX, in Ao, 28, it "sons of
Jupiter,'

CEDRON, in Jo, iS, i, a winter brook between Jeru
salem and the Mount of Olives, ,
CENCHREA, iu Ac, t8, 18, Ro, 16, i, seaport in the
Gulf of Salamis, 9 miles E, from Corinth,
CEPHAS, in Jo, i, 42, i Co, i, 12 ; 3, 22 ; 9, 5 ; 15, 5,
Ga, 2, 9, a " stone or rock,"
CHAIDEANS, in Ac, 7, 4, inhabitants of Chaldea,
CHANAAN, in Ac, 7, 11 ; 13, 19 [0, T, Ca'naan].
CHARRAN, in Ac, 7, 2, 4 [0, T, Haran].
CHIOS, in Ac, 20, 15, an island N, of Samos,
CHLOE, in i Co, i, it, a female disciple in Corinth,
CHORAZIN, iu Mt, 11, 21, Lu, 10, 13, a town on the
E, of the Jordan, at the N, end of the Sea of GaUlee,
CHRIST, iu Mt, I, I, 16, 17, 18 ; 2, 4; TI, 2; 16, 16,
20 ; 22, 42 ; 23, 8, TO ; 24, 5, 23, 24 ; 26, 63, 68 ; 27, 17, 22,
Mr, I, I ; 8, 29 ; g, 41 ; 12, 35 ; 13, 6, 21, 22 j 14, 61 ; 15,
32, Lu, 2, II, 26; 3, 15 ; 4, 41 t; 9, 20; 20, 41 ; 21. 8;
22, 67 ; 23, 2, 35, 3g ; 24, 26, 46, Jo. i, 17, 20, 25, 41 ; 3.
28 ; 4, 25, 2g, 42 ; 6, 6g ; 7, 26, 27, 31, 41 1, 42 ; g, 22 ; 10,
24 ; II, 27; 12, 34; 17, 3 ; 20, 31, Ac, 2, 30, 31, 36, 38 ;
3, 6, t8, 20 ; 4, TO, 26 ; 5. 42 ; 8, 5, 12, 37 ; g, 20, 22, 34 ;
10, 36 ; IT, 17 ; 15, II, 26 ; 16, 18, 31 ; 17, 3 « ; 18, 5, 28 ;
19, 4 ; 20, 21 ; 24. 24 ; 26, 23 ; 28, 31, Ro, i, i, 3, 6, 7, 8,
16 ; 2, 16; 3, 22, 24 ; 5, I, 6, 8, IT, 15, 17, 21 ; 6, 3, 4, 8,
9, TI, 23 ; 7, 4, 25 ; 8, I, 2, 9, 10, II, 17, 34, 35, 39; g, I,
3, 5 ; 10, 4, 6, 7 ; 12, 5 ; 13, 14 ; 14, 9, 10, 15, 18 ; 15, 3,
5, 6, 7, 8, J 6, 17, 18, 19, 20, 29, 30; 16, 3, 5, 7, 9, TO, 16,
18, 20, 24, 25, 27, I Co. I, I, 2 t, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, g, 10, 12, 13,
17 (, 23, 24, 30 ; 2, 2, t6 ; 3, I, II, 23; 4, 1, TO t, 15 t, 17 ;
5, 4 C, 7; 6, 15 f; 7, 22 ; 8, 6, ii, 12 ; g, i, 12, 18, 21 ; lo,
4, g, i6t; IT, I, 3 £ ; 12, 12, 27 ; 15, 3, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,
17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23 t, 31, 57 ; t6, 22, 23, 24, 2 Co, I, I, 2,
3, 5 t, 19, 21 ; 2, TO, 12, 14, 15, 17 ; 3, 3, 4, 14 ; 4, 4, 5, 6 ;
5, 10, 14, 16, 17, iS, 19, 20 t; 6. 15 ; 8, 9, 23 ; 9, 13 ; 10, i,
5, 7 «, 14 ; IT- 2, 3, TO, 13, 23, 31 ; 12, 2, 9, IC, ig ; 13, 3,
5, 14, Ga, I, I, 3, 6, 7, TO, 12, 22 ; 2, 4, t6 th, 17 t, 20 t,
21 ; 3, I, 13, 14, 16, 17, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29; 4.7, 14, 19;
5. T, 2, 4, 6, 24 ; 6, 2, 12, 14, 15, t8, Ep, I, it, 2, 3 t, 5,
10, 12, 17, 20 ; 2, 5, 6, 7, TO, 12, 13 t, 20 ; 3. I, 4, 6, 8, 9,
11, 14, 17, ig, 21 ; 4, 7, 12, 13, IS, 20, 32; 5, 2, 5, 14, 20,

23, 24, 25, 32 ; 6, 5, 6, 23, 24, Ph, I, I t, 2, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13,
15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 26, 27, 2g ; 2, I, 5, II, 16, 21, 30 ;
3, 3, 7, 8 t, g, 12, 14, 18, 20 ; 4, 7, 13, 19, 21, 23, Col, I, r,
2 t, 3, 4. 7. 24, 27, 28 ; 2, 2, 5, 6, 8, II, 17, 20; 3, 1 t, 3, 4,
II, 13, 16, 24 ; 4, 3, 12, I Th, I, 1 1, 3 ; 2, 6, 14, 19; 3, 2,
II, 13 ; 4, t6 ; 5, 9, 18, 23, 28, 2 Th, i, i, 2, 8, 12 t; 2. i,
2, 14, t6 ; 3, 5, 6, 12, 18, I Ti, i, i t, 2, 12, 14, 15, 16 ; 2.
5. 7 ; 3' 13 ; 4- 6 ; 5, IT, 21 ; 6, 3, 13, 14, 2 Ti, I, 1 1, 2, 9,
10, 13 ; 2, I, 3, 8, TO, 19 ; 3, 12, 15 ; 4, i, 22, Tit, i, i, 4 ;
2, 13 ; 3, 6, Phm, i, 3, 6, 8, 9, 23, 25, He, 3, i, 6, 14 ; 5,
5 ; 6. I ; 9, II, 14, 24, 28 ; 10, 10; 11, 26 ; 13, 8, 21, Ja.
1, I ; 2, I, I Pe, I, I, 2, 3 i, 7, II t, 13, 19 ; 2, s, 21 ; 3, 16,
18, 21 ; 4. I, IT. 13, 14 ; 5, I, TO, 14, 2 Pe, i, 1 1, 8, 11, 14,
16 ; 2, 20 ; 3, 18, I Jo, I, 3,7; 2, I, 22 ; 3, 23 j 4, 2, 3 ; 5,
I, 6, 20, 2 ,Jo, 3, 7, 9 1, Ja, 1 1, 4, 17, 21, R)e, I, I, 2, 5,
q £ ; TI, 15 ; 12, TO, 17 ; 20, 4, 6 ; 22, 21, the " anointed"
Saviour, CHRISTIAN, in Ac, 11, 26 ; 26, 28, i Pe, 4, 16, a
name given to believers by a " divine oracle,"
CHUZA, in Lu, 8, 3, steward of Herod Antipas,
CILICIA, in Ac, 6. 9; 15, 23, 41; 21, 29; 22, 3; 23,
34 ; 27, 5, Ga, I, 21, a province of Asia Minor nearest
to Syria,
CIS, in Ac, 13, 21 [O, T, Kish].
CLAUDA, in Ac. 27, 16, a small island S,W, of Crete,
CLAUDIA, in 2 Ti, 4, 21, a female disciple at Rome.
CLAUDIUS, in Ac, 11, 28 ; 18, 2, successor of
Caligula, in Ac, 23, 26, a Roman officer, surnamed Lysias.
CLEMENT, in Ph, 4, 3, one of Paul's fellow-labourers,
CLEOPAS, in Lu. 24, 18, one of two disciples mth
whom Jesus talked on the way to Emmaus,
CLEOPHAS, in Jo, ig, 25, the husband of one Mary.
CNIDUS, in Ac, 27, 7, a city on apromontoiy of Caria
in the S,W, of Asia Minor,
COLOSSE, in CoL i, 2, a city of Plirygia, W, of
Lycaonia and Galatia,
COOS, iu Ao, 21, I, small island N,W, of Rhodes,
CORE, in Ju, 11 [O, T, Korah].
CORINTH, in Ac. 18, i ; ig, i, i Co. i. 2, 2 Co, 1. 1,
23, 2 Ti, 4, 10, a city of Achaia, [Corinth,
CORINTHIAN, in Ac, 18, 8, 2 Co, 6, 11, belonging to
CORNELIUS, in Ac, 10, i, 3, 7, 17, 21, 22, 24, 25, 30,
31, a Roman centurion at Csesarea,
COSAM, in Lu, 3, 28, an ancestor of Joseph.
CRESCENS, in 2 Ti, 4, 10, a fellow-worker with
Paul, CRETE, in Ac, 27. 7, 12, 13, 21, Tit, i, 5, alargeisland
midway between Syria and Malta,
CRETES, CRETIANS, in Ac, 2, it. Tit, i, 12, inhab
itants of Crete,
CRISPUS, in Ac, 18, 8, i Co. i, 14, ruler of the syna
gogue at Corinth, who was baptised by Paul,
CYPRUS, in Ac, 4, 36; 11, 19, 20; 13, 4; is. 39; 21,
3, 16 ; 27, 4, a large island in the E, of the Mediter-
anean, and S, of Asia Minor,
CYRENE, in Mt, 27, 32, Ac, 2, 10; 11, 20; 13, i, be
tween Alexandria and Carthage, in Lybia,
CYRENIAN, in Mr, 15, 21, Lu, 23, 26, Ac, 6, 9,
CYRENiaS, in.Lu, 2, 2, govemor of Syria at the
birth of Christ, and also afterwards,
DALMANUTHA, iu Mr, 8, 10, a city at the S, end of
the Sea of Galilee, [the Adriatic,
DALMATIA, iu 2 Ti, 4, lo, a province on the E, of
DAMARIS, in Ac, 17, 34, a female disciple in Athens,
DAMASCENES, in 2 Co, 11, 32, inhabitants of Damas
cus, DAMASCUS, in Ac, 9, 2, 3, 8, 10, ig, 22, 27 ; 22, 5, 6,
10, IT ; 26, 12, 20, 2 Co, IT, 32, Ga, i, 17, the chief city
in Syria,
DANIEL, in JU, 24, 15, Mr. 13, 14, the prophet.
DAVID, in Mt, i, i, 6, 17 1, 20 ; 9, 27 ; 12, 3, 23 ; 15,
22 ; 20, 30, 31 ; 21, 9, 15 ; 22, 42, 43, 45, Mr, 2, 25 ; to,
47. 48; TI, TO ; 12, 35, 36, 37, Lu, i, 27, 32, 69; 2, 4*,
IT ; 3, 31 ; 6, 3 ; 18, 38, 39 ; 20, 41, 42, 44, Jo, 7, 42 1, Ac,
1, 16 ; 2, 25, 29, 34 ; 4- 25 ; 7, 45 ; 13, 22 1, 34, 36 ; 15, 16,
Ro, I, 3 ; 4, 6 ; 11, g, 2 Ti. 2, 8, He, 4, 7 ; it, 32, Re, 3,
7 ; 5, 5 ; 22, 16, the King,
DECAPOLIS, in Mt, 4, 25, Mr, 5. 20 ; 7, 31, a district
containing ten cities E, of the Jordan, extending from
Damascus southwai'd to the Dead Sea,

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DEMAS, iu Col, 4, 14, Phm, 24, a disciple at Rome,
in 2 TL 4, 10, a disciple who forsook Paul,
DEMETRIUS, iu Ac, ig. 24, 38, a silversmith at
Ephesus, in 3 Jo, 12, a convert of good report, [Lycaonia,
DERBE, in Ac, 14, 6, 20 ; 16, i ; 20, 4, a city of
DIANA, in Ao, ig. 24, 27, 28, 34, 35, oue of the
principal godesses of the Greeks and Romans,
DIDYMUS, in Jo, it, t6 ; 20, 24 ; 21. 2, an apostle,
also called Thomas, or " the Twin," [pagus,
DIONYSIUS, in Ac, 17, 34, a member of the Areo-
DIOTREPHES, in 3 Jo, g, a presumptuous disciple,
DORCAS, iu Ac, 9, 36, 39, a female disciple at Joppa,
DRUSILLA, in Ac. 24, 24, daughter of Herod Agi'ippa
II,, and wife of Pelix,
EASTER, in Ac, 12, 4, the passover,
EGYPT, in Mt, 2, 13, 14, 15, ig, Ao, 2, 10 ; 7, 9, 10 1.
11, 12, 15, 17, 34 S, 36, 39, 40; 13, 17, He, 3, 16; 8, 9; II,
26, 27, Ju, 5, Re, IT, 8,
EGYPTIAN, in Ac, 7, 22, 24, 28 ; 21. 38, He, ii, 29,
ELAMITES, in Ac, 2, 9, inhabitants ot Elam,
ELEAZAR, iu Mt, i, 15, an ancestor of Joseph,
ELIAKIM, in Mt, i. 13, an ancestor of Joseph.
in Lu. 3. 20, an ancestor of Joseph.
ELIAS, in Mt. it. 14 ; t6. 14 ; 17. 3, 4, 10, 11, 12 ; 27.
47, 49, Mr. 6. 15 ; 8. 28 ; 9. 4, 5, it, 12, 13 ; 15. 35, 36,
lu. I. 17; 4, 25, 26 ; 9, 8, TO, 30, 33, 54, Jo, I, 21, 23,
Ro, II, 2, Ja, 5, T7 [0, T, EUjah].
ELIEZER, in Lu, 3, 29, an ancestor of Joseph,
ELISABETH, in Lu. i, 5, 7, 13, 24, 36, 40, 41 1, 57,
mother of John the Baptist,
ELISEUS, in Lu, 4, 27 [O. T, Elisha].
ELIUD, in Mt, i, 14, 15, an ancestor of Joseph,
ELMODAM, in Lu, 3, 28, an ancestor of Joseph,
ELYMAS, in Ac, 13, 8, also called Bar-jesus,
EMMANUEL, in Mt, t. 23 [0, T, Immanuel].
EMMAUS, in Lu, 24, 13, a village near Jerusalem,
EMMOR, in Ac, 7, 16, [0, T, Hamor].
ENEAS, in Ac, 9, 33, 34, a bedrid man of Lydda.
ENOCH, in Lu, 3. 37, He, 11, 5, Ju, 14, the prophet,
ENOS, in Lu, 3, 38, the son of Seth,
EPAPHRAS, in Col, 1,7:4, 12, Phm, 23, a disciple
at Colosse, and Paul's fellow-prisoner,
EPAPHRODITUS, iu Ph, 2, 25 ; 4, 18, .. messenger
from Philippi,
EPENETUS, iu Ro, t6, s, a native of Achaia in Rome,
EPHESIAN, in Ac, ig, 28, 34, 35 ; 21, 2g, a native of
Ephesus, EPHESUS, iu Ac, iS, ig, 21, 24 ; lo, i, 17, 26, 35 ; 20,
16, 17, I Co, 15, 32 ; t6, 8, Ep, I, I, T Ti, I, 3, 2 Ti, i, iS ;
4, 12, Re, T, 11 ; 2, I, a city of Lydia on the coast of the
.^gean Sea, Judea [O, T, Ephraim].
EPHRAIM, iu Jo, 11, 54, near the wilderness of
EPICUREANS, in Ac, 17, 18, a sect of philosophers
founded by Epicurus of Attica,
ER, in Lu, 3, 28, an ancestor of Joseph, [Ephesus,
ERASTUS, in Ao, 19, 22, 2 Ti, 4, 20, a Christian at
in Ro, 16, 23, chamberlaiu of Corinth,
ESAIAS, in Mt, 3, 3 ; 4, 14 ; 8, 17 ; 12, 17 ; 13, 14 ; 15,
7, Mr, 7, 6, Lu, 3, 4 ; 4, 17, Jo, i, 23 ; 12, 38, 39, 41, Ac,
8, 28, 30; 28, 25, Ro, 9, 27, 29 ; 10, t6, 20 ; 15, 12 [0. T,
Isaiah], [iTacob,
ESAU, in Ro, 9, 13, He, it, 20 ; 12, 16, brother of
ESLI, in Lu, 3, 25, an ancestor of Joseph,
ESROM in Mt, i, 3, Lu, 3, 33, son of Pharos,
1 ETHIOPIA, Ethiopian, in Ac, 8, 27 t.
EUBULUS, in 2 Ti, 4, 21, a believer in Rome,
EUNICE, in 2 Ti, i, 5, mother of Timothy,
EUODIAS, in Ph, 4, 2, a female disciple at Philippi.
EUPHRATES, in Re, g, 14 ; t6, 12, the " great " river,
EUROCLYDON, in Ac, 27. 14, a tempestuous wind
in the Mediterranean from the E, or N,E,
EUTYCHUS, in Ac. 20. 9, a young man of Troas.
EVE, in 2 Co. it. 3, i TL 2. 13, the mother of all living.
EZEKIAS, in Mt. i. 9, 10 [0. T. Hezeldah].
FAIR HAVENS, in Ac. 27. 8, a harbour on the E. of
Crete. EELIX, in Ac. 23. 24, 26 ; 24. 3, 22, 24, 25, 27 ; 25. 14,
a Roman governor of .judea.
I'ESTUS, in Ac. 24. 27 ; 25. i, 4, g, 12, 13, 14, 22, 23,
24 ; 26, 24, 25, 32, a Roman governor of Judea after
Pelix,

FORTUNATUS, in i Co. 16. 17, a Christian in Corinth.
GABBATHA, in Jo. 19. 13, the Hebrew name of the
place where Pilate's judgment-seat was.
GABRIEL, in Lu. i. ig, 26, a divine messenger.
GAD, iu Be. 7. 5, one of the tribes of Israel.
GADARENES, in Mr. 5. i, Lu. 8, 26, 37, inhabitants
of a district ou the E, of the Sea of Galilee,
GAIUS, in Ac, 19, 29, a native of Macedonia,
in Ac, 20, 4, a native of Derbe in Lycaonia, [Paul.
in Ro, t6, 23, I Co, I, 14, a Corinthian baptised by
in 3 .Jo, I, John's " well-beloved,"
GALATIA, in Ao, 16, 6 ; 18, 23, i Co, 16, i, Ga, i, 2, 2
Ti, 4, TO, I Pe, I, T, N, of Cappadocia and Phrygia, and
W, of Pontus,
GALATIANS, in Ga. 3. i, inhabitants of Galatia.
GALILEANS, in Mr. 14. 70, Lu. 13. i, 2i; 22. 59; 23.
6, Jo. 4. 45, Ac, 2, 7, inhabitants of GaUlee,
GALILEE, iu Mt, 2, 22 ; 3, 13 ; 4, 12, 15, 18, 23, 25 ;
15, 29 ; 17, 22 ; 19, I ; 21, ii ; 26, 32, 69; 27, 55 ; 28, 7,
ID, t6, Mr, I, 9, 14, 16, 28, 39 ; 3, 7 ; 6, 21 ; 7, 31 ; 9, 30 ;
14, 28 ; 15, 41 ; t6, 7, Lu, I, 26; 2, 4, 39 ; 3, T ; 4, 14, 31,
44 ; 5- T7I; 8, 26 ; 17, II ; 23, 5, 6, 49, 55 ; 24, 6, Jo, i, 43 ;
2, I, TI ; 4, 3, 43, 45, 46, 47, 54 ; 6, 1:7, T, 9, 41, 52 < ;
12, 21 ; 21, 2, Ac, I, IT ; 5, 37 ; 9, 31 ; 10, 37 ; 13, 31, the
northern province of Palestine,
GALLIO, in Ac, 18, 12, 14, 17, a pro-consul of Achaia,
GAMALIEL, in Ac, 5, 34 ; 22, 3, Paul's teacher,
GAZA, in Ac. 8, 26, an old Philistine city,
GEDEON, in He, it, 12 [0, T, Gideon].
GENNESARET, in Mt, 14, 34, Mr. 6, 53, Lu, 5, i, a
district on the W, of the sea of Galilee,
GENTILES, in Mt, 4. 15 ; 6, 32 ; to. 5, 18 ; 12. 18, 21 ;
20. ig, 25, Mr. 10. 33, 42, Lu. 2. 32 ; iS. 32 ; 21. 24 t ; 22.
25. Jo- 7. 3S. Ac. 4. 27 ; 7. 45 ; 9. 15 ; 10. 45 ; n. j, 18 ;
13. 42, 46, 47, 48 ; 14. 2, 5, 27 ; 15. 3, 7, 12, 14, 17, 19, 23;
iS. 6 ; 21. TI. 19, 21, 25 ; 22, 21 ; 26, 17, 20, 23 ; 28, 28,
Ro. I, 13 ; 2. 9, TO, 14, 24 ; 3, g, 29 ; 9. 24, 30 ; 11, ii, 12,
13 t, 25 ; 15, 9 t, 10, IT, 12 1, 16 1, 18, 27 ; 16. 4, I Co, 5,
I ; TO, 20, 32 ; 12, 2, 13, Ga, 2, 2, 8, 12, 14 i, 15 ; 3, 14, Ep,
2, IT ; 3, I, 6, 8 ; 4. 17, Col, T, 27, T Th, 2, 16 ; 4. 5, i Ti,
2, 7 ; 3, 16, 2 Ti, I, II ; 4. 17, i Pe, 2. 12 ; 4. 3, 3 Jo. 7,
Re. IT. 2, the heathen nations.
GERGESENES, in Mt. 8. 28, inhabitants of a district
S.E. of the sea of Galilee.
GETHSEMANE, in Mt. 26. 36, Mr. 14. 32, on the
western slope of the mount of Olives.
GOG, in Re. 20. 8, name of a country, or of a chief,
foremost in an attack on believers.
GOLGOTHA, in Mt. 27. 33, Mr. 15. 22, Jo. 19. 17.
GOMORRHA, in Mt. 10. 15, Mr. 6. 11, Ro. g. 29, 2 Pe.
2. 6, Ju. 7 [0. T. Gomorrah].
GRECIAN, in Ac. 6. i ; 9. 29 ; 11. 20, a Jew adopting
the Greek language and custoras. [Minor.
GREECE, iu Ac. 20. 2, E. of Italy and W. of Asia
GREEK, in Mr, 7. 26, Jo. 12. 20, Ac. 14. i ; 16. i, 3 ;
17. 4, 12 ; 18. 4, 17 ; ig. 10, 17 ; 20. 21 ; 21. 28, Ro. i. 14,
t6 ; TO. 12, I Co. I. 22, 23, 24, Ga. 2. 3 ; 3. 28, Col. 3. n,
belonging to Greece.
GREEK, in Lu. 23. 38, Jo. 19. 20, Ac. 21. 37, Re. g.
II, language spoken by the Greeks.
HEBER, in Lu. 3. 35 [0. T. Eber].
HEBREW, in Ac. 6. i, 2 Co. 11. 22, Ph. 3. 5, person
belonging to the nation of Israel.
HEBREW, in Lu. 23. 38, Jo. 5. 2 ; jg. 13, 17, 20, Ac.
21. 40 ; 22. 2 ; 26. 14, Re. 9. it ; 16. 16, language spoken
by the peasantry in Palestine.
HELI, in Lu. 3. 23, the father (in law) of Joseph.
HERMAS, in Ro. 16. 14, a believer at Rome.
HERMES, iu Ro. t6. 74, a beUever at Rome.
HERMOGENES, in 2 Ti. i. 15, a believer at Ephesus.
HEROD, in Mt. 2. i, 3, 7, 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 22, Lu. i.
5, surnamed the Great, son of Antipater.
in Mt. 14. I, 3, 6t, Mr. 6. 14, 16, 17, t8, 20, 21, 22 ; 8.
15, Lu. 3. I, 19 i ; 8. 3 ; g. 7, g ; 13. 31 ; 23. 7 t, 8, it, 12,
IS, Ac. 4. 27 ; 13. I, a son of Herod the Great.
in Ac. 12. I, 6, IT, Ac. 12. 19, 20, 21 ; 23. 35, a grand
son of Herod the Great.
HERODIANS, in Mt. 22. 16, Mr. 3. 6; 12. 13, a
political party among the Jews.
HERODIAS, in Mt. 14. 3, 6, Mr. 6. 17, ig, 22, Lu. 3.
ig, a daughter ot Aristobulus, one of the sons of Herod
the Great.

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DICTIONAET OF BIBLB WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

FEUODION, in Ro. i6. ii, a believer in Rome, Paul's
kinsman. HIERAPOLIS, in Col. 4. 13, in Phrygia, 20 miles W.
from Colosse. [disciple.
HYMENEUS, in i Ti. i. 20, 2 Ti. 2. 17, an Ephesian
ICONIUM, in Ac. 13. 51 ; 14. i, xo, 21 ; x6. 2, 2 Ti. 3.
II, a city of Lycaonia, not far from Derbe and Lystra.
IDUMEA, in Mr. 3. 8 [0. T. :Edom]. [Gulf.
ILLYRICUM. in Ro. 15. 19, on the E. of the Adriatic
ISAAC, in Mt. i. 2 ; 8. n ; 22. 32 ; Mr. 12. 26, Lu. 3. 34 ;
13. 28; 20. 37, Ac. 3. 13 ; 7. 8t, 32, Ro. 9. 7, 10, Ga. 4.
28, He. II. o, 17, 18, 20, Ja. 2. 21, second son of Abraham.
ISCARIOT, in Mt 10. 4; 26. 14, Air. 3. 19 ; 14. 10, Lu.
6. 16 ; 22. 3, Jo. 6. 71 ; 12. 4 ; 13. 2, 26; 14. 22, the "man
of Karioth."
ISRAEL, in Mt. 2. 6, 20, 21 ; 8. 10; 9. 33; xo. 6, 23;
15' 24, 31 ; 19. 28 ; 27. 9, 42, Mr. 12. 29 ; 15. 32, Lu. i.
16, 54, 68, 80 ; 2. 25, 32, 34 ; 4. 25, 27 ; 7. 9 ; 22. 30 ; 24.
21, Jo. X. 31, 49; 3. 10; 12. 13, Ac, I. 6 ; 2. 22, 36; 3. 12;
4. 8, 10, 27 ; 5. 21, 31, 35 ; 7. 23, 37, 42 ; 9. x5 ; 10. 36 ; 13.
16, 17, 23, 24; 21. 28 ; 28. 20, Ro. 9. 6, 27 1, 31 ; xo. i, 19,
21 ; II. 2, 7, 25, 26, I Co. 10. iS, 2 Co. 3. 7, 13, Ga. 6. 16,
Ep. 2. 12, Ph. 3. 5, He. 8. 8, xo; n. 22, Re. 2. 14 ; 7. 4 ;
21. X2.
ISRAELITE, in Jo. x. 47, Ro. o. 4 ; n. i, 2 Co. n. 22.
ISSACHAR, in Re. 7. 7, one of the tribes of Israel.
ITALIAN, in Ac. 10. i, belonging to Italy.
ITALY, in Ac. 18. 2; 27. 1, 6, He. 13. 24, of which
Rome was capital.
ITUREA, iuLu. 3. x, aprovinceat the foot of Hermon.
JACOB, in Mt. x. 2 ; 8. 11 ; 22, 32, Mr. 12, 26, Lu. i.
33 ; 3* 34 ; 13- 28 ; 20. 37, Jo. 4. 5, 6, 12, Ac. 3. 13 ; 7. 8,
12, 14, 15, 32, 46, Ro. 9. 13 ; II. 26, He. 11. 9, 20, 21, son
of Isaac. [Mary.
in Mt. I. 15, 16, father of Joseph, the husband of
JAIRUS, in Mr. 5. 22, Lu. 8. 41, ruler of a synagogue
in Galilee.
JAMBRES, in 2 Ti. 3. 8, one who withstood Moses.
JAMES, inMt. 4. 21; 10. 2; 17. i, Mr. i. 19, 29; 3.
17^*. 5-37; 9-2; 10. 35. 41 ; 13-3; 14- 33. Lu. 5. 10; 6.
14; 8. 51; 9. 28, 54, Ac. I. 13; 12. 2, Ga. 2. 9, 12, a son
of Zebedee, and brother of John.
in Mt. 10. 3, Mr. 3. 18, Lu. 6. 15, Ac. i, 13 ; 12. 17;
15. 13 ; 21, 18, 1 Co. 15. 7, Ja. I. I, a son of Alpheus.
in Mt. 13. 55, Mr, 6. 3, Ga. i. 19, one of the brethren
of our Lord.
in Mt. 27, 56, Mr. 15. 40 ; 16. 1, Lu. 6. 16 ; 24. 10, Ac.
J. 13, Ju. I, a BOU of Mary and brother of Jude.
JANNA, in Lu. 3. 24, an ancestor of Joseph.
JANNES, in 2 Ti. 3. 8, one that withstood Moses.
JARED, in Lu. 3. 37, father of Enoch.
JASON, in Ac. 17. 5, 6, 7, 9, a believer in Thessalonica,
in Ro. 16. 21, perhaps the same person.
JECHONIAS in Mt. x. n, 12 [0. T Jeconiah].
JEPHTHAE, in He. ix. 32 [O. T. Jephthah].
JEREMIAS, Jeremy, in Mt. 2. 17 ; x6. 14; 27. 9 [O.
T. Jeremiah].
JERICHO, in Mt. 20. 29, Mr. 10. 46 1, Lu. 10. 30; 18.
35 ; ig. I, He. n. 30, a city near the Jordan,
JERUSALEM, in Mt. 2. i, 3 ; 3. 5; 4. 25 ; 5. 35; 15.
I ; 16. 21 ; 20. 17, 18 ; 21. i, 10 ; 23. 37, Mr. i. 5 ; 3. 8,
22 ; 7. I ; 10. 32, 33 ; 11. i, n, 15, 27 ; 15. 41, Lu. z. 22,
25, 38, 41) 42, 43. 45 ; 4- 9 ; 5- 17 ; 6- 17 ; 9- 31. 51, 53 ;
10. 30 ; 13. 4, 22, 33, 34 ; 17. II ; i8. 31 ; 19. 11, 28 ; 21.
20, 24 ; 23, 7, 28 ; 24. 13, 18, 33, 47, 49, 52, Jo. I. 19 ; 2.
13) 23 ; 4. 20, 21, 45 ; 5. I, 2 ; 7. 25 ; 10. 22 ; 11. 18, 55 ;
12. 12, Ac. X. 4, 8, 12 1, 19 ; 2. 5, 14 ; 4. 6, 16 ; 5. 16, 28 ;
6. 7 ; 8. I, 14, 25, 26, 27 ; 9. 2, 13, 21, 26, 28 ; 10. 39 ; n.
2, 22, 27 ; 12. 25 ; 13, 13, 27, 31 ; 15. 2, 4 ; 16. 4 ; t8. 21 ;
ig. 21 ; 20. 16, 22 ; 21. 4, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 31 ; 22. 5, 17,
18 ; 23. XI ; 24. II ; 25. i, 3, 7, g, 15, 20, 24; 26. 4, 10,
20 ; 28. 17, Ro. 15. 19, 25, 26, 31, I Co. 16. 3, Ga. i. 17,
18 ; 2. I ; 4. 25, 26, He. 12. 22, Re. 3. 12 ; 21. 2, 10.
JESSIE, in Mt. i. 5, 6, Lu. 3. 32, Ac. 13. 22, Ro. 15.
12, father of David.
JESUS, in Mt. i. i, 16, 18, 21, 25 ; 2. i ; 3. 13, 15, 16 ;
4. 1, 7, 10, 12, 17, 18, 23 ; 7. 28 ; 8. 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 13,
14, 18, 20, 22, 29, 34; 9. 2, 4, 9, 10, 12, 15, 19, 22, 23, 27,
28, 30, 35 ; 10. 5 ; II. I, 4, 7, 25 ; 12. i, 15, 25 ; 13. i,
34> 36, SI. S3> 57 ; 14- i. i2> 13. 14. 16. 22. 25, 27, 29,
31 ; 15. I, 16, 21, 28, 29, 30, 32, 34 ; 16. 6, 8,- 13, 17,
20, 21, 24; 17. I, 4, 7, 8, 9, XI, 17, x8, 19, 20, 22, 25,

26 ; 18. I, 2, 22 ; 19. I, 14, 18, 21, 23, 26, 28 ; 20. 'x7, 22,
25) 30, 32, 34 ; 21. I, 6, II, 12, 16, 21, 24, 27, 31, 42 ; 22,
I, 18, 29, 37, 41 ; 23. I ; 24. I, 2, 4; 26. I, 4, 6, 10, 17, 19,
26, 3I) 34i 36, 49. 50 ^ 5T. 52, 55. 57. 59. ^3> ^4j ^9j 7I,
75 ; 27. I, zzt, 17, 20, 22, 26, 27, 37, 46, 50, 54, 55, 57,
58 ; 28. 5, g, 10, 16, 18, Mr. i. i, 9, 14, 17, 24, 25, 41, 45 ;
2. 5, 8, 15 1, 17, 19 ; 3. 7 ; 5- 6, 7. 13. 15, i9» 20. 2ij 24, 27,
30, 36 ; 6. 4, 30, 34 ; 7. 27 ; 8. i, 17, 27 ; 9. 2, 4, 5, 8, 23,
25. 27, 39 ; 10. 5, 14, 18, 21, 23, 24, 27, 29, 32, 38, 39, 42,
47*. 49> 5°, 5i> 52 t ; 11. 6, 7, 11, 14, 15, 22, 29, 33 t ; 12.
17. 24, 29, 34, 35, 41 ; 13. 2, 5 ; 14. 6, 18, 22, 27, 30, 48,
53. 55. 60. 62, 67, 72 ; 15. I, 5, IS, 34. 37. 43 ; 16. 6, 9,
Lu. I. 31 ; 2. 21, 27, 43, 52 ; 3. 2x, 23 ; 4. i, 4, 8, 12, 14,
34. 35 ; 5- 8, xo, 12, 19, 22, 31 ; 6. 3, 9, 11 ; 7. 3, 4, 6, g,
19, 22, 37, 40 ; 8. 28 t, 30, 35 1, 38, 39, 40, 41, 45, 46, 50 ;
9- 33. 36. 41. 42. 43. 47. 50. 58, 60, 62 ; IQ. 21, 29, 30,
37. 39. 41 ; 13- 2, X2, 14 ; X4, 3 ; 17. 13, 17 ; 18. 16, 19, 22, 24,
37. 39. 40, 42 ; xg. X, 3, 5, 9, 3st; 20. 8, 34 ; 22. 47, 48, •
51, 52, 63 ; 23. 8, 20, 25, 26, 28, 34, 42, 43, 46, 52 ; 24. 3,
15. 19. 36, Jo. I. 17, 19, 36, 37, 38, 42 1, 43, 45, 47, 48, so ;
2. I, 2, 3, 4, 7, II, 13, 19, 22, 24 ; 3. 2, 3, 5, 10, 22 ; 4. X,
2, 6, 7, 10, 13, 16, 17, 21, 26, 34, 44, 46, 47, 48, 50 <, 53,
54 ; s- I, 6, 8, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 ; 6. I, 3, 5, 10, II, 14,
15, 17, 19, 22, 24 1, 26, 29, 32, 35, 42, 43, 53, 61, 64, 67,
70 ; 7. 1, 6, 14, 16, 21, 28, 33, 37, 39, 50*, 8. X, 6, 9, xo, xi,
12, 14, 19, 20, 21, 25, 28, 31, 34, 39, 42, 49, 54, 58, 59 ; 9.
I. 3. II. 14. 35. 37. 39. 4i ; lo- 6, 7, 23, 25, 32, 34; 11. 4,
S. 9. 13. 14. 17. 20, 21, 23, 25, 30, 32, 33, 35, 38, 39,40, 41,
44, 45, 46, 51, 54, 56 ; 12. I, 3, 7, 9, II, 12, 14, 16, 21, 22,
23! 30. 35. 36. 44 ; 13- I. 3. 7. 8, 10, 21, 23 1, 25, 26, 27
29. 31. 36, 38 ; 14. 6, 9, 23 ; 16. 19, 31 ; 17. i, 3 ; 18. i, 2,
4. 5 ^ 7. 8, II, 12, 15 t, 19, 20, 22, 23, 28, 32, 33, 34, 36,
37; 19. I, 5, gt, II, 13, 16, x8, xg, 20, 23, 25, 26, 28, 30,
33. 38 th, 39, 40, 42 ; 20. 2, 12, 14 t, IS, 16, 17, 19, 21, 24,
26, 29, 30, 31 ; 21. I, 4«, 5, 7, 10, X2, 13, 14, IS, 17, 20,
21, 22, 23, 25, Ac. I. I, IX, 14, 16, 21 ; 2. 22, 32, 36, 38 ;
3. 6, 13, 20, 26 ; 4. 2, 10, 13, x8, 27, 30, 33 ; 5. 30, 40, 42 ;
6. 14 ; 7- 55. 59 ; 8. 12, 16, 35, 37 ; 9. 5, 17, 27, 29, 34 ;
10- 36, 38 ; II. 17, 20 ; 13. 23, 33 ; 15. xi, 26 ; x6. x8, 31 ;
17- 3. 7> 18; 18. 5, 28 ; 19. 4, 5, 10, 13 i, 15, 17 ; 20. 21,
24) 35 ; 21. 13 ; 22. 8 ; 25. 19 ; 26. 9, 15 ; 28. 23, 31, Ro.
I. I, 3, 6, 7, 8 ; 2. x6 ; 3. 22, 24, 26 ; 4. 24; 5. i, xx, 15,
17, 21 ; 6. 3, II, 23 ; 7. 25 ; 8. x, 2, xx, 39 ; 10. 9 ; 13. 14 ;
14. 14 ; 15. 5, 6, 8, 16, 17, 30 ; 16. 3, x8, 20, 24, 25, 27, i
Co. I. I, 2 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 30 ; 2. 2 ; 3. 11 ; 4. 15 ; 5. 4 t,
s; 6. II ; 8. 6 ; g. I ; 11. 23 ; 12. 3 f ; 15. 31, 57 ; 16. 22, 23,
24, 2 Co. I. I, 2, 3, 14, xg; 4. 5 t, 6, zot, 11, 14^ ; 5, x8 ; 8.
9; II. 4, 31 ; 13. 5, 14, Ga. I. I, 3, 12; 2. 4, i6t; 3. 1, 14,
22, 26, 28 ; 4. 14 ; 5. 6 ; 6. 14, 15, 17, 18, Ep. i. i'i, 2, 3,
¦S, XS, 17 ; 2. 6, 7, 10, 13, 20 ; 3. 1, 9, II, 14, 21 ; 4. 21 ; 5. 20 ;
6. 23, 24, Ph. I. 1 1, 2, 6, 8, IX, xg, 26 ; 2. 5, 10, 11, ig, 21 ;
3. 3, 8, 12, 14, 20 ; 4. 7, 19, 21, 23, Col. I. I, 2, 3, 4, 28 ;
2. 6 ; 3. X7, I Th. I. I (, 3, 10 ; 2. 14, 15, 19 ; 3. n, 13 ; 4.
X, 2, 14 f ; 5. 9, 18, 23, 28, 2 Th. I. I, 2, 7, 8, 12 1 ; 2. x,
X4. 16; 3. 6, 12, 18, I Ti. I, 1 1, 2, 12, 14, 15, 16 ; 2. 5 ; 3.,
13 ; 4- 6 ; 5. 21 ; 6. 3, 13, 14, 2 Ti. I. 1 1, z, 9, 10, 13 ; 2. i,
3, 8, 10 ; 3. 12, 15 ; 4. T, 22, Tit. i. i, 4 ; 2. 13 ; 3. 6, Phm.
^> 3. 5) 6, 9, 23, 25, He. 2. 9; 3. I ; 4. 14 ; 6. 20; 7. 22 ;
10. 10, ig ; 12. 2, 24; 13. 8, 12, 20, 21, Ja. I. I ; 2. X, I
Pe. 1. 1, 2, 3 ^, 7, 13 ; 2. 5 ; 3. 21 ; 4. n ; 5. 10, 14, 2 Pe. i.
1 1, 2, 8, II, 14, x6 ; 2. 20 ; 3. 18, I Jo. I. 3, 7 ; 2. i, 22 ;
3. 23 ; 4. 2, 3, 15 ; 5. I, 5, 6, 20, 2 Jo. 3, 7, Ju. 1 1, 4, 17,
21, Re. I. I, 2, 5, gt; 12. 17 ; 14. 12 ; 17. 6; 19. 10 f; 20.
4 ; 22. 16, 20 ; 22. 21, the " Saviour," Son of Mary.
in Ac. 7. 45, He. 4. fl [0. T. Joshua].
in Col. 4. II, a fellow-worker with Paul.
JEWISH, in Tit. i. 14, belonging to Judaism.
JEWRY. {See Judea).
JEWS, in Mt. 2. 2; 27. II, 29, 37; 28. 15, Mr. 7. 3;
15. 2, g, 12, x8, 26, Lu. 7. 3 ; 23. 3, 37, 38, 51, Jo. i. xg ;
2. 6, 13, 18, 20 ; 3. I, 25 ; 4. 9 1, 22 ; 5. i, 10, 15, 16, 18 ;
6. 4, 41, 52 ; 7. I, z, II, 13, 15, 35 ; 8. 22, 31, 48, 52, 57 ;
g. 18, 22 ; 10. 19, 24, 31, 33 ; 11. 8, xg, 31, 33, 36, 45, 54,
55 ; 12. g, II ; 13. 33 ; 18. 12, 14, 20, 31, 33, 35, 36, 38, 3g ;
19- 3. 7) 12, 14, ig, 20, 21 th, 31, 38, 40, 42 ; 20. 19, Ac. 2.
5, 10 ; 9. 22, 23 ; TO. 22, 28, 39 ; ix. xg ; 12. 3, 11 ; 13. 5,
6. 42. 43. 45. 50 '. 14- I '. 2, 4. S. 19; i6' I. 3. 20; 17- i. 5.
10, 13, X7 ; x8, 2 1, 4, 5, 12, 14 f, ig, 24, 28 ; 19. 10, 13, 14,
17. 33. 34. 20. 3, xg, 21 ; 21. 11, 20, 21, 27, 39 ; 22. 3, 12,
30 ; 23. 12, 20, 27, 30 ; 24. 5, 9, 18, 24, 27 ; 25. 2, 7, 8, 9,
10, 15, 24 ; 26. 2, 3, 4, 7, 21 ; 28. 17, xg, 29, Ro. I. 16 ; 2.
g, 10, 17, 28, 2g ; 3. i, g, 29; 9. 24; 10. 12, i Co. i. 22, 23,
24 ; g. 2ot; 10. 32 ; 12. 13, 2 Co. n. 24, Ga. i. 13, 14; 2.
13, 14 th, 15 ; 3. 26, Col. 3. II, I Th. 2. 14, Re. 2. q ; 3. g. -

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JEZEBEL, iu Re. 2. 20, a symboUc name.
JOANNA, in Lu. 8. 3 ; 24. 10, -wife of Chuza.
JOANNA, in Lu. 3. 27, grandson of Zorobabel.
JOATHAM, in Mt. i. 9, an ancestor ot Joseph.
JOB, in Ja. 5. ii, an ancient patriarch.
JOEL, in Ac. 2. 16, an ancient prophet.
JOHN, in Mt. 3. i, 4, 13, 14; 4. 12 ; 9. 14; 11. 2, 4, 7,
II, 12, 13, 18 ; 14. 2, 3, 4, 8, TO ; 16. 14 ; 17. 13 ; 21. 25.
26, 32, Mr. i„4, 6, 9, 14 ; 2. i8t; 6. 14, 16, 17, 18, 70,
24, 25 ; 8. 28 ; II. 30, 32, Lu. i. 13, 60, 63 ; 3. 2, 15, 16,
20 ; 5- 33 ; 7. t8, ig, 20, 22, 24 1, 28, 29, 33 ; 9. 7, 9, ig ;
II. I ; 16. 16 ; 20. 4, 6, Jo. I. 6, 15, 19, 26, 28, 29, 32, 35,
40 ; 3- 23j,?4. 25. 26, 27 ; 4. I ; 5. 33, 36 ; to. 40, 41 1, Ac.
T. 5, 22 ; TO. 37 : II. 16 ; 13. 24, 25 ; 18, 25 ; 19. 3, 4, sou
of Zacharias and Elizabeth.
in Mt. 4. 21 ; 10. 2 ; 17. i, Mr. 1. 19, 29 ; 3. 17 ; 5. 37 ;
9. 2, 38 ; 10. 35, 41 ; 13. 3 ; 14- 33. Lu. 5. 10 ; 6. 14 ; 8.
51 ; 9. 28, 49, 54 ; 22. 8, Ae. i. 13 ; 3. i, 3, 4, it ; 4. 13,
ig ; 8. 14 ; 12. 2, Ga. 2. o. Re. i. i, 4, 9 ; 21. 2 ; 22. 8,
son of Zebedee, and brother of James.
in Ac. 4. 6, kinsraan of Annas the high priest.
in Ac. 12. 12, 25 ; 13. 5, 13 ; is- 37, surnamed Mark, the
son of Mary, sister of Barnabas.
JONAN, in Lu. 3. 30, an ancestor of Joseph.
JONAS, in Mt. 12. 39, 40, 41*; t6. 4, Lu. 11. 29, 30,
32 1, the prophet [0. T. Jonah].
in Jo. I. 42 ; 21. IS, 16, 17, father of Simon Peter.
JOPPA, in Ac. 9. 36, 38, 42, 43 ; to. s, 8, 23, 32 ; 11. 5,
13 [0. T. Joppa, now Japho].
JORAM, in Mt. i. 8, son of Jehoshaphat.
JORDAN, in Mt, 3. s, 6, 13 ; 4. 15, 25 ; 19. i, Mr. i. s.
9 ; 3. 8 ; TO, I, Lu, 3. 3 ; 4. i, Jo. i. 28 ; 3. 26 ; 10. 40.
JORIM, iu Lu. 3. 29, an ancestor of Joseph.
JOS APH AT, in Mt. i. 8 [0. T. Jehoshaphat].
JOSE, in Lu. 3. 29, an ancestor of Joseph.
JOSEPH, in Mt. I. 16, t8, ig, 20, 24 ; 2. 13, ig, Lu. i.
47; 2. 4, 16, 33, 43 ; 3. 23 ; 4. 22, Jo. I. 45 ; 6. 42, husband
of Mary, mother of Jesus.
in Mt. 27. S7. sg. Mr. 15. 43, Lu. 23. 50, Jo. ig. 38, a
Jew of Arimathea.
iu Lu. 3. 24, an ancestor of Joseph.
in Lu. 3. 26, another ancestor of Joseph.
in Lu. 3. 30, a third ancestor of Joseph.
in Jo. 4. s. Ac. 7. 9, 13 *, 14, t8. He. 11. 21, 22, Re. 7.
8, the eleventh son of Jacob.
in Ac. I. 23, nominated to take the place of Judas.
JOSES, in Mt. 13. 55, Mi. 6. 3, one of Christ's brethren.
in Mt. 27. s6, Mr. 15. 40, 47, son of Mary.
in Ac. 4. 36, a Levite of Cyprus.
JOSIAS, in Mt. i. 10, 11 [0. T. Josiah].
JUDA (JUDAS, JUDAH), in Mt. i. 2, 3, Lu. 3. 33
[O. T. Judah, the person].
in Mt. 2. 6 1, Lu. i. 39, He. 7. 14 ; 8. 8, Re. 5. 5 ! 7- 5
[0. T. Judah, the tribe].
in Lu. 3. 26, an ancestor of Joseph.
iu Lu. 3. 30, another ancestor of Joseph.
JUDAS (JUDA, JUDE), in Mt. 10. 4 ; 26. 14, 25, 47 ;
27. 3, Mr. 3. 19; 14. 10, 43, Lu. 6. 16 ; 22. 3, 47, 48, Jo.
6. 71 ; 12. 4 ; 13. 2, 26, 29 ; 14. 22 ; 18. 2, 3, 5, Ac. i. 16,
25, surnamed Iscariot.
in Mt. 13. 55, Mr. 6. 3, a brother of Jesus.
iu Lu. 6. 16, Ac. I. 13, Ju. I, brother of James, and
writer of the Epistle of Jude. [and Thaddeus.
in Jo. 14. 22, supposed to be the same as Lebbeus
in Ac. 5. 37, a seditious Galilean.
in Ac. g. IT, Paul's host in Damascus.
in Ac. 15. 22, 27, 52, companion of Silas.
JUDEA (Jewry), in Mt. 2. i, 5, 22 ; 3. i, 5 ; 4. 25 ; ig.
I ; 24. 16, Mr. I. 5 ; 3. 7 ; TO. I ; 13. 14, Lu. i. s, 65 ; 2.
4; 3. I ; 5. 17 ; 6. 17 : 7. 17 ; 21. 21 ; 23. 5, Jo. 3. 22 ; 4.
3. 47. 54 ; 7- I. 3 ; "• 7. Ac. i. 8 ; 2. 9, 14 ; 8. i ; 9. 31 ;
TO. 37 ; II. I, 2g ; 12. to; 15. i ; 21. to ; 26. 20 ; 28. 21,
Ro. IS. 31, 2 Co. I. 16, Ga. I. 22, 1 Th. 2. 14, the southem
part of Palestine.
JULIA, in Ro. 16. 15, a female disciple at Rome.
JULIUS, in Ac. 27. i, 3, a centurion who kept Paul.
JUSIA, in Ro. 16. 7, a disciple aud kinsman of Paul.
JUPITER, in Ac. 14. 12, 13 ; 19. 35, the chief deity of
Greece and Rome.
JUSTUS, in Ac. i. 23, surnamed Barsabas.
in Ac, 18. 7, a disciple at Corinth.
in Col. 4. TI, a disciple at Rome, surnamed Jesus.
LAMECH, in Lu. 3. 36, father of Noah.

LAODICEA, in CoL 2. i ; 4. 13, 15, 16, Re. i. it, in
Phrygia. [Laodicea.
LAODICEAN, in Col. 4. t6, Re. 3. 14, inhabitant of
LASEA, in Ao. 27. 8, a city at the extreme E. of Crete.
LATIN, in Lu. 23. 38, Jo. ig. 20 language of Romans.
LAZARUS, in Lu. t6. 20, 23, 24, 25, name of a poor
man. [of Martha and Mary.
in Jo. IT. I, 2, s, 11, 14, 43; 12. I, 2, 9, TO, 17, brother
LEBBEUS, inMt. 10. 3, an apostle surnamed Thaddeus.
LEVI, in Mr. 2. 14,' Lu. 5. 27, 29, a pubUcan, also
called Matthew.
in Lu. 3. 24, an ancestor of Joseph.
in Lu. 3. 29, another ancestor of Joseph.
in He. 7. s, g. Re. 7. 7, third son of Jacob [0. T. Levi].
LEVITE, in Lu. 10. 32, Jo. i. ig, Ac. 4. 36.
LEVITICAL, in He. 7. 11, belonging to the Levites.
LIBERTINES, in Ac. 6. g, Jews carried to Rome,
who, being freed, returned to Palestiue.
LIBYA, in Ac. 2. 10, a country on the "VV. of Egypt. ¦
LINUS, in 2 Ti. 4. 21, a disciple in Rome.
LOIS, in 2 Ti. i. 5, grandmother of Timothy.
LOT, in Lu. 17. 28, 2g, 32, 2 Pe. 2. 7, nephew of
Abraham. LUCIUS, in Ac. 13. i, of Cyrene, a prophet.
in Ro. t6. 21, a disciple, Paul's kinsman.
LUKE (Lucas), in Col. 4. T4,2Ti. ^. 11, Phm. 24, Paul'a
companion. [Cappadocia, and S. of Galatia.
LYCAONIA, in Ao. 14. 6, it, S. of CiUcia, W. ot
LYCIA, in Ac. 27. 5, a province S.E. from Caria.
LYDDA, in Ac. 9. 32, 35, 38, in Dan, to m. E. of Joppa.
LYDIA, in Ac. t6. 14, 40, a woman of Thyatira.
LYSANIAS, in Lu. 3. i, tetrarch of Abilene.
LYSIAS, in Ac. 23. 26 ; 24. 7, 22, captain of the
Roman garrison at Jerusalem,
LYSTRA, in Ac. 14. 6, 8, 21; t6. i, 2, 2 Ti. 3. ii, a.
city of Lycaonia, not far from Derbe.
MAATH, in Lu. 3. 26, an ancestor of Joseph.
MACEDONIA, in Ac. t6. 9 J, 10, 12 ; t8. 5 ; 19. 21, 22,
29 ; 20. I, 3 ; 27. 2, Ro. 15. 26, 1 Co. 16. st, 2 Co. i. 16 t;
2- 13 ; 7- 5 j 8. I ; 9. 2, 4 ; II. g, Ph. 4. 15, i Th. i. 7, 8 ;
4. TO, I Ti. I. 3, part of Greece N. of Attica and Achaia.
MADIAN, in Ac. 7. 2g [0. T. Midian].
MAGDALA, in Mt. 15. 39, a town iu Galilee, at the
S. end of the take of Tiberias.
MAGDALENE, in Mt. 27. 56, 61 ; 28. i, Mr. 15. 40,
47; 16. I, 9, Lu. 8. 2; 24. TO, Jo. ig. 25; 20. I, t8, a
native of Magdala. [symbolically).
MAGOG, in R3. 20. 8, one of the sons of Japhet (used
MALELEEL, in Lu. 3. 37 [O. T. Mahalaleel].
MALCHUS, in Jo. 18. 10, a servant of the high priest.
MANAEN, in Ac. 13. i, fosterbrother of Herod the
tetrarch. MANASSES, in Mt. i. lo, a king ot Judah.
in Re. 7. 6, a tribe of Israel.
MARK (Mlarcus), in Ac. 12. 12, 25 ; 15. 37, 39, Col. 4.
TO, 2 Ti. 4. II, Phm. 24, I Pe. 5. 13. surname of a
nephew of Barnabas.
MAR'S HILL, in Ao. 17. 22. [See Areopagus].
MARTHA, in Lu. 10. 38, 40, 41, Jo. 11. i, 5, ig, 20, 21,
24. 30. 39 j 12. 2, sister of Mary and Lazarus.
MARY, in Mt. i. t6, 18, 20 ; 2. 11 ; 13. 55, Mr. 6. 3,
Lu. I. 27, 30, 34, 38, 39. 41. 46. 56; 2. 5, 16, ig, 34, Ac.
I. 14, mother of Jesus.
in Mt. 27. 56, 61 ; 28. i, Mr. 15. 40, 47 ; 16. i, g, Lu. 8.
2 ; 24. TO, Jo. ig. 25 ; 20, I, II, t6, 18, a woman of Mag
dala, in Mt. 27. s6, 6t ; 28. i, Mr. 15. 40, 47 ; 16. i, Lu. 24.
TO, mother of James and Joses.
in Jo. ig. 25, wife of Cleophas.
in Lu. TO. 3g, 42, Jo. 11. i, 2, 19, 20, 28, 31, 32, 45; 12.
3, sister of Lazarus and Martha.
in Ac. 12. 12, mother of John Mark.
in Ro. t6. 6, a disciple at Rome.
MATHUSALA, in Lu. 3. 37 [0. T. Methitseldh].
MATTATHA, iu Lu. 3. 31, a grandson of David.
MATTATHIAS, in Lu. 3. 25, an ancestor of Joseph.
in Lu. 3. 26, another ancestor of Joseph.
MATTHAN, in Mt. i. 15, grandfather of Joseph.
MATTHAT, in Lu. 3. 24, grandfather of Joseph.
in Lu. 3. 29, an ancestor of Joseph.
MATTHEW, in Mt. 9. g ; 10. 3, Mr. 3. 18, Lu. 6. 13,
Ac. I. 13, son of Alpheus, and an apostle.
[See Alpheus and Lexfi].

132

DICTIONARY OF EIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS,

. MATTHIAS, in Ac. i. 23, 26, chosen to succeed
Judas. MEDES, in Ac. 2. g, inhabitants of Media.
MELCHI, in Lu. 3. 24, an ancestor of Joseph.
in Lu. 3. 28, a more remote ancestor of Joseph.
MELCHISEDEC, in He. 5. 6, 10; 6. 20; 7. i, to, it,
IS, 17, 21 [0. T. 3Ielehizedek].
MELEA, in Lu. 3. 31, an ancestor of Josepli.
MELITA, in Ac. 28. i, an island in the Adriatic.
MENAN, ill Lu. 3. 31, an ancestor of Joseph.
MERCURIUS, in Ac. 14. 12, the messenger of the
Greek and Roman gods, [aram.
MESOPOTAMIA, in Ac. 2. 9 ; 7. 2, also caUed Padan-
MESSIAS, in Jo. i. 41; 4. 25, the Greek form of
Messiah, MICHAEL, in Ju, 9, Re, 12, 7 the archangel,
MILETUS (Miletum), iu Ac, 20. 15, 17, 2 Ti, 4, 20, a
town of Caria, 50 miles from Ephesus,
MITYLENE, in Ac, 20, 14, chief town of Lesbos,
MNASON, in Ac, 21, 16, an old disciple from Cyprus,
MOLOCH, in Ac, 7, 43 JO, T, Molech].
MOSES, in Mt, 8, 4 ; .17, 3, 4 ; 19, 7, 8 ; 22. 24 ; 23. 2,
Mr. I. 44 ; 7. to; 9. 4, 5 ; lo. 3, 4; 12. 19, 26, Lu. 2. 22 ;
S- 14 ; 9' 3°. 33 ; iS. 29, 31 ; 2c. 28, 37 ; 24. 27, 44, Jo. T.
17. 45 ; 3- 14 ; 5' 45. 46 ; 6. 32 ; 7. 19, 22 t, 23 ; 8. 5, 9, 28,
29, Ac. 3, 22; 6, II, 14 ; 7, 20, 22, 29, 31, 32, 35, 37, 40,
44 ; 13, 39 ; 15, I, s, 21 ; 21, 21 ; 26, 22 ; 28, 23, Ro, 5, 14 ;
9, 15 ; TO, 5, ig, I Co, 9, 9 ; 10, 2, 2 Co, 3, 7, 13, 15, 2 Ti,
3, 8, He, 3, 2, 3, s, t6 ; 7, 14 ; 8, 5 j 9, 19 ; 10, 28 ; n, 23,
24 ; 12, 21, Ju, 9, Re, 15, 3,
MOUNT OE OLIVES, iu Mt. 21, i ; 24, 3; 26, 30, Mr,
IT, I ; 13, 3 ; 14, 26, Lu, 19, 29, 37 ; 2t. 37 ; 22, 3g, Jo, 8, i.
MYRA, in Ac. 27. 5, a city of Lycia.
MYSIA, in Ac. t6. 7, 8, W. of Bythynia a Phrygia.
NAiMAN, in Lu. 4. 27, the Syrian leper.
NAASON, in Mt. i. 4, Lu. 3. 32 [0. T. Nahshon].
NAGGE, in Lu. 3. 25, .an .ancestor .of Joseph.
NACHOR, in Lu. 3. 34 [0. 'P. Nahor].
NAIN, in Lu. 7. 11, at the W. foot of Little Hermon,
NARCISSUS, in Ro. 16, 11, a believer in Rome,
NATHAN, in Lu, 3, 31, oue of David's sons,
NATHANAEL, in Jo, i, 45, 46, 47, 48, 4g ; 21, 2, a
" guileless " native of Cana in GaUlee,
L NAUM, in Lu, 3, 25, aniuicestor of Joseph.
NAZARENE, in Mt, 2, 23, Ac, 24, 5,
NAZARETH, in Mt, 2, 23 ; 4. 13 ; 21, it ; 26, 71, Mr.
I. 9, 24 ; TO. 47 ; 14. 67 ; 16. 6, Lu. i. 26 ; 2. 4, 39, 51 ; 4.
16, 34 ; t8. 37 ; 24. ig, Jo. I. 4S, 46 ; 18. 5, 7 ; ig. 19, Ac.
2. 22 ; 3. 6 ; 4. TO ; 6. 14 ; lo. 38 ; 22. 8 ; 26. g, a small
town in Zebulon, N. of the plain of Esdraelon.
NEAPOLIS. in Ac. 16. 11, on the coast of Macedonia.
NEPHTHALIM, in Mt. 4. 13, 15, Re. 7. 6 [0. T,
Naphtali]. NEREUS, in Ro, 16, 15, a disciple at Rome,
NERI, in Lu, 3, 27, an ancestor of Joseph,
NICANOR, in Ac, 6, 5, one of the seven <deacons),
NICODEMUS, in Jo, 3, i, 4, 9 ; 7, 50 ; 19, 39, a chief
teacher of the Jews, who visited Jesus by night,
NICOLAS, in Ac, 6. 5/one of the seven (deacons).
NICOLAITANES, in Re. 2. 6, 15, the name of a sect.
NICOPOLIS. in Tit. 3. 12, on the coast of Epirus.
NIGER, in Ac. 13. i, a teacher at Antioch.
NINEVE (Nineveh), in Mt. 12. 41, Lu. 11. 32.
NINEVITES, in Lu. it. 30, dwellers in Nineveh.
NOE (Noah), in Mt. 24. 37, 38, Lu. 3, 36 ; 17. 26, 27,
He. IT. 7, I Pe. 3. 20, 2 Pe. 2. 5 [0. T. Noah].
NYMPHAS, in Col. 4. 15, a disciple at Colosse or
Laodicea. OBED, in Mt. i. 5, Lu. 3. 32, father of Jesse.
OLIVET, in Ac. i. 12, a hill on the E. of Jerusalem.
OLYMPAS, in Ro. t6. 15, a disciple at Rome.
ONESIMUS, in Col. 4. g, Phm. 10, a slave of Philemon.
ONESIPHORUS, iu 2 Ti. i, t6 ; 4, 19, a disciple at
Ephesus, OSEE, in Ro, 9, 25 [0, T, Hosea].
OZIAS, in Mt, i, 8, g [0, T, Uzziah].
PAMPHLYLIA, in Ac, 2, 10 ; 13, 13 ; 14, 24 ; 15, 38 ;
27, s, a province between Cilicia and Lycia,
PAPHOS, in Ac, 13. 6, 13, in the W. coast of Cyprus.
PARMENAS, in Ac. 6. 5, one of the seven (deacons).
PARTHIANS, in Ac. 2. 9, dwellers N.E. of Media.

PATARA, in Ac. 21. i, a seaport on the W. of Lycia.
PATMOS, in Re. i. 9, a few railes W. of MUetus.
PATROBAS, in Ro. t6. 14, a believer at Rome.
PAUL, iu Ac. 13. 7, a surname of the Roman deputy
at Paphos.
inAc. 13. 9, 13,-16, 43, 45, 46, 50; 14. 9, II, 12, 14, ig;
IS' 2 1, 12, 22, 25, 35, 36, 38, 40 ; 16. 3, g, 14, 17, 18, ig, 25,
28, 2g, 36, 37; 17. 2, 4, 10, 13, 14, IS, 16, 22,-33 ; 18. I, 5,
g, 12, 14, 18 ; 19. I, 4, 6, IT, 13, 15, 21, 26, eg, 30; 20. i,
7, 9, TO, 13, t6, 37 ; 21. 4, 8, IT, 13, 18, 26, 29, 30, 32, 37,
39, 40 ; 22. 25, 28,730 ; 23. I, 3, 5, 6, 10, II, 12, 14, 16 1,
17, 18, 20, 24, 31, 33 ; 24. I, TO, 23, 24, 26, 27 ; 25. 2, 4, 6,
7. 9. TO, 14, ig, 21, 23 ; 26. 1 1, 24, 28, 29 ; 27. i, 3, 9, 11,
21, 24, 31, 33, 43 ; 28. 3, 8, 15, t6, 17, 25, 30, Ro. T. 1, I
Co. I. I, 12, 13 C ; 3. 4, s, 22 ; 16. 21, 2 Co. t. i ; 10. i,
Ga. I. I ; 5. 2, Ep. i. i ; 3. i. Ph. i. i, CoL i, i, 23 ; 4,
18, I Th, I, I ; 2, 18, 2 TJ5, I, I ; 3, 17, i Ti, i, i, 2 Ti, i,
I, Tit, I, I, Phm, I, g, IQ, 2 Pe, 3, 15, an. apostle, and
native of Tarsus in Cilicia, [Pamphylia,
PERGA, in Ac, 13, 13, 14 ; 14, 25, on the coast of
PERGAMOS, in Re, i, 11 ; 2. 12, a city of Mysia,
PERSIS, in Ro, 16, 12, a female disciple at Rome,
PETER, in Mt, 4, t8 ; 3, 14 ; 10, 2 ; 14, 28, 29 ; 15, 15 ;
16, 16, t8, 22, 23 ; 17, T, 4, 24, 26 ; 18, 21 ; 19, 27 ; 26, 33,
35. 37. 40. s8, 69, 73, 75, Mr, 3. 16 ; 5. 37 ; 8. 29, 32, 33 ;
9. 2, 5 ; TO. 28 ; II. 21 ; 13. 3 ; 14. 29, 33, 37, 54, 66, 67,
70, 72 ; 16. 7, Lu, 5. 8 ; 6. 14 ; 8. 45, 51 ; g. 20, 28, 32, 33 ;
12. 41 ; t8. 28 ; 22. 8, 34, 54, 55, 58, 60, 61 1, 62 ; 24. 12,
Jo. I. 40, 44 ; 6. 8, 68 ; 13. 6, 8, 9, 24, 36, 37 ; t8. to, it,
15, t6 t, 17, t8, 25, 26, 27 ; 20. 2, 3, 4, 6 ; 21. 2, 3, 7 f , IT,
15, 17, 2D, 21, Ac, I, 13, IS ; 2, 14, 37, 38 ; 3, T, 3, 4, 6,
IT, 12 ; 4, 8, 13, 19 ; 5, 3, 8, 9, 15, 2g ; 8, 14, 20; 9, 32,
34. 38. 39; 40* ; lO' 5. 9. T3, 14, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 26,
32. 34,44,45,46; 11. 2, 4, 7, 13; 12. 3, 5, 6, 7, IT, 13,
14 1, 16, 18; 15. 7, Ga. I. 18; 2. 7, 8, IT, 14, I Pp. I. I, 2
Pe. I. I, surname of Simon, also caUed Cephas.
PHALEC, in Lu. 3. 35 [O. T. PeUg].
PHANUEL, iu Lu. 2. 36, father of Anna the prophetess.
PHARAOH, in Ac. 7. to, 13, 21, Ro. g. 17, He. ii. 24.
PHARES, in Mt. i. 3 1, Lu. 3. 33 [O. T. Pharez].
PHARISEES, in Mt. 3. 7 ; 5. 20 ; g. it, 14, 34 ; 12. 2,
14, 24, 38 ; 15. 1, 12 ; 16. 1, 6, IT, 12 ; ig. 3 ; 21. 45 ; 22. 15,
34, 41 ; 23. 2, 13, 14, 15, 23, 25, 26, 27, 29 ; 27. 62, Mr. 2.
16, 18 1, 24 ; 3. 6 ; 7. I, 3, 5 ; 8. ii, 15; to. 2; 12. 13,
Lu. s. 17. 21. 30, 33 ; 6. 2, 7 ; 7. 30, 36 «, 37, 39 ; 11. 37,
38, 39. 42, 43. 44. 53 ; 12. i ; 13. 31 ; 14, I, 3 ; 15, 2 ; 16,
14 ; 17, 20 ; t8, to, it ; ig, 3g, Jo, I, 24 ; 3, I ; 4, I ; 7,
32 t, 45, 47, 48 ; 8, 3, 13 ; g. 13, 15, 16, 40 ; ii. 46, 47,
57 ; 12. T9, 42 ; t8. 3, Ac. 5. 34 ; 15. 5 ; 23. 6 «, 7, 8, 9 ;
26. s, Ph. 3. 5, the principal sect ainong the Jews.
PHEBE, in Ro. t6. t, a Cenchreau deaconess,
PHBNICB, in Ac, 27, 12, a harbour ou the S, of Crete,
PHENICE (Phenicia), in Ac, 11, 19; 15. 3; 21. 2, a
district along the Mediterranean at the N. of Palestine.
PHILADELPHIA, in Re. i. 11 ; 3. 7, a city of Lydia.
PHILEMON, in Phm. i, one to whom Paul wrote.
PHILETUS, in 2 TL 2. 17, condemned by Paul for
error. PHILIP, in Mt. 10. 3, Mr. 3, 18, Lu, 6, 14, Jo, i, 43,
44, 45, 46, 48 ; 6, 5, 7 ; 12, 21, 22 t ; 14, 8, g, Ao, i, 13,
an apostle and native of Bethsaida in Galilee,
in Mt, 14, 3, Mr, 6, 17, Lu, 5, 19, a son of Herod the
Great, and husband of Herodias, [tetrarch of Iturea,
in Lu, 3, I, another son of Herod the Great, and
in Ac, 6, s ; 8, 5, 6, 12, 13, 26, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 37, 38,
39, 40 ; 21, 8, one of the seven (deacons),
PHILIPPI, in Ac, t6, 12 ; 20, 6, Ph, i, i, i Th, 2, 2, a
chief city of Macedonia, and a Roman " colony,"
An adjunct to the name of a town in the N, of
Palestine, [See Ccesarea Philippi]. [Macedonia,
PHILIPPIANS, in Ph, 4, 15,' believers at Philippi in
PHILOLOGUS, in Ro, 16, 15, a disciple at Rome,
PHLEGON, in Ro, 16, 14, a disciple at Rome,
PHRYGIA, in Ac, 2, lo ; t6, 6 ; 18, 23, W, of Galatia,
N. of Pisidia, and E. of Lydia. [from Paul.
PHRYGELLUS, in 2 Ti. i. 15, oue who turned away
PILATE, in Mt. 27. 2, 13, 17, 22, 24, 58 t, 62, 65, Mr.
15- I. 2, 4, 5. 9. 12, 14, IS, 43, 44, Lu. 3. I ; 13. 1 ; 23. i,
3, 4, 6, II, 12, 13, 20, 24, 52, Jo. 18. 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 38 ;
19. I, 4, 5, 6, 8, TO, 12, 13, 15, ig, 21, 22, 31, 38 (, Ac. 3.
13 ; 4. 27 ; i^. 28, I Ti. 6. 13. [See Pontius].
PISIDIA, in Ao. 13. 14 ; 14. 24, S. of Phrygia and N,
of Pamphylia.
POLLUX, iu Ac. 28. IT. [See Castoi-].

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PONTIUS, in Mt, 27, 2, Lu, 3, ., Ao, 4, 27, i Ti, 6, 13,
Roman governor of Judea,
PONTUS, in Ac, 2, 9 ; 18, 2, i Pe, i, i, N, of Cappa
docia, [Felix,
PORCIUS, in Ac, 24, 27, the governor who succeeded
PRISCA, in 2 Ti, 4, ig, a female disciple at Ephesus,
PRISCILLA, in Ac, 18, 2, 18, 26, Ro, 16, 3, i Co, 16,
19, wife of Aquila of Pontus,
PROCHORUS, in Ao, 6, 5, one of the seven (deacons),
PTOLEMAIS, in Ac, 21, 7, a seaport of Palestine, be
tween Mount Carmel and Tyre,
PUBLIUS, in Ac, 28, 7, 8, chief man in Melita,
PUDENS, in 2 Ti, 4, 21, a Christian in Rome,
PUTEOLI, in Ac, 28, 13, a seaport 6 miles from Naples,
QUARTUS, in Ro, 16, 23, a " brother " disciple in
Rome, RACHEL, in Mt, 2, t8, the younger wife of Jacob,
RAGAU, in Lu, 3, 35 [0, T, Reu]. -
RAHAB (Racliab), in Mt, i, 5, He, it, 31, Ja, a, 25,
RAMA, in Mt, 2. 18 [0. T. Ramah].
REBECCA, in Ro. 9, 10 [0, T, Rebekah].
REMPHAN, in Ac, 7, 43, au idol worshipped by the
Israelites in the wilderness,
REUBEN, in Re, 7, 5, the eldest son of Jacob,
RHEGIUil, in Ac, 28, 13, seaport in the S,W, of Italy,
RHES 4, iu Lu, 3, 27, an ancestor of Joseph,
RHODA, in Ac, 12, 13, servant of Mary, mother of
John, RHODES, in Ao, 21, i, an island W, of Lycia,
ROBOAM, in Mt, i, 7 [0, T, Rehoboam].
ROMAN, iu Jo, II, 48, Ac, 16, 21, 37, 38 ; 22, 25, 26,
27, 29; 23, 27 ; 25, 16 ; 28, 17,
ROME, in Ac, 2, TO ; 18, 2 ; ig, 21 ; 23, it ; 28, 14, 16,
Ro, I, 7, IS, 2 Ti, I, 17, the cliief city of Italy,, and capital
of the Roman empire,
RUFUS, in Mr, 15, 21, son of Simon the Cyrenian,
in Ro, 16, 13, a disciple dwelling in Rome,
RUTH, in Mt, i, 5, wife of Boaz,

22, 23, 34,
I Jew

SADDUCEES, in Mt, 3, 7 ; 16, i, 6, 11, 12
Mr. 12, t8, Lu. 20. 27, Ac. 4. i ; 5. 17 ; 23. 6, 7..
ish sect that denied the resurrection, aud the existence
of spirits.
SADOC, in Mt. i. 14, an ancestor of Joseph.
SALA, in Lu. 3. 35, an ancestor of Joseph.
SALAMIS, in Ao. 13. 5, a city in the S.E. of Cyprus.
SALATHIEL, in Mt. i. 12, Lu. 3. 27 [0. T. Shealtiel],
SALEM, in He. 7. i, 2, perhaps " Salim."
SALIM, in Jo. 3. 23, a place W. of the Jordan.
SALMON, in Mt. i. 4, 5, Lu. 3. 32, an ancestor of
Joseph. [Crete.
SALMONE, in Ac. 27. 7, a promontory in the E. of
SALOME, in Mr. 15. 40 ; 16. i, a woman who followed
Jesus. SAMARIA, in Lu. 17. it, Jo. 4. 4, 5, 7, 9 1, Ac. i. 8 ;
8. I ; 9. 31 ; 15. 3, the province between Galilee and
Judea, in Ac, 8, 5, 9, 14, the city,
SAMARITAN, in Mt, 10, 5, Lu, 9, 52 ; 10, 33 ; 17, t6,
Jo, 4, Q, 39, 40 ; 8, 48, Ac, 8, 25,
SAMOS, in Ac, 20, 15, an island S,W, of Ephesus,
SAMOTHRACIA, in Ac, 16, 11, an island 10 miles S,
from the coaat of Thrace,
SAMSON, in He, 11, 32, one of the Judges,
SAMUEL, in Ac, 3, 4 ; 13, 20, He, 11, 32, the prophet
SAPPHIRA, in Ao, 5, i, wife of Ananias,
SARAH, in Ro, 4, 19 ; 9, 9, He, it, ii, i Pe, 3. 6,
SARDIS, inRe, i, 11 ; 3, i 4, ancient capital of Lydia,
SAREPTA, in Lu, 4, 26 [0, T, Zarephath].
SARON, in Ac, 9, 35 [0, T, Lasharon].
SARUCH, in Lu, 3, 35 [0, T, Serug].
SATAN, in Mt. 4. 10 ; 12. 26 ; 16. 23, Mr. 1. 13 ; 3.
25 ; 4. 15 ; 8. 33, Lu. 4." 8 ; lo. 18 ; 11. 18 ; 13. 6 ; 22. 3,
31, Jo. 13. 27, Ao. 5. 3 ; 26. 18, Ro 16. 20, I Co. 5. 5 ; 7.
S, 2 Co. 2. IT ; II 14; 12. 7, I Th. 2. 18 2 Th. 2. 9, i Ti.
I. 20 ; 5. IS, Re. 2. 9, 13 1, 24 ; 3. 9; 12. 9 ; 20. 2, 7, an
" adversary." SAUL, in Ac. 13. 21 [0. T. Saul].
in Ac. 7. 58 ; 8. i, 3 ; 9. i, 4, 8, it, 17, ig, 22, 24, 26 ;
II. 25, 30 ; 12. 25 ; 13. I, 2, 7, 9 ; 22. 7, 13 ; 26. 14, original
name of the apostle Paul.
SCEVA, in Ac. ig. 14, a Jewish priest at Ephesus.

SCYTHIAN, in Col. 3. 11, a native of Soythia.
SECUNDUS, in Ac. 20. 4, a disciple at Thessalonica.
SELEUCIA, in Ac. 13. 4, the seaport of Antioch.
SEM, in Lu. 3. 36 [0. T. Shem].
SEMEI, in Lu. 3. 26, an ancestor of Joseph.
[0. T. Shimei].
SERGIUS, in Ac. 13. 7, Roman deputy at Cyprus.
SETH, in Lu. 3. 38, third son of Adam.
SIDON, in Mt. 11. 21, 22; 15. 21, Mr. 3. 8; 7. 24, 31,
Lu. 4. 26 ; 6. 17 ; 10. 13, 14, Ac. 12. 20; 27. 3.
[O. T. Zidon].
SILAS, in Ac. 15. 22, 27, 32, 34, 40 ; 16. ig, 25, 29 ; 17.
4, TO, 14, IS ; 18. 5, disciple sent to Paul at Antioch by
the apostles.
SILOAM, in Lu. 13. 4, Jo. 9. 7, 11 [O. T. Siloah].
SILVANUS, in 2 Co, i, ig, i Th, i, i, 2 Th, i, i, a
companion of Paul,
in T Pe, s. 12, a messenger of Peter.
SIMEON, in Lu. 2. 25, 34, a devout man in Jerusalem.
in Lu. 3. 30, an ancestor of Joseph.
in Ac. 13. I, a disciple at Antioch.
in Ac. IS. 4, the apostle Peter.
in Re. 7. 7, one of the tribes of Israel.
SIMON, in.Mt. 4. 18 ; 10. 2 ; 16. 16, 17 ; 17. 25, Mr. i.
t6, 29, 30, 36 ; 3. 1.6 ; 14. 37, Lu. 4. 38* ; 5. 3, 4, 5, 8, 10 ( ;
6. 14 ; 22. 31 ; 24. 34, Jo. I. 40, 41, 42; 6. 8, 68; 13. 6, g,
24, 36; t8. to, 15, 25 ; 20. 6; 21. 2, 3, 7, IT, IS, t6, t7, Ac.
10. s, 18, 32 ; IT. 13, 2 Pe. I. I, one of the apostles, sur
named Peter and Cephas.
in Mt. TO. 4, Mr. 3. 18, Lu. 6. 15, Ac. i. 13, another
apostle, called " the Canaanite " or " Zelotes."
in Mt. 13. 55, Mr. 6. 3, a brother of Jesus.
in Mt. 26. 6, Mr. 14. 3, a dweller in Bethany.
in Mt. 27. 32,, Mr. 15. 21, Lu. 23. 26, a Cyrenian.
in Lu. 7. 40, 43, 44, a Pharisee
in Jo. 6. 71 ; 12. 4 ; 13. 2, 26, father of Judas Iscariot.
iu Ac. 8. 9, 13, 18, 24, a sorcerer of Samaria.
in Ac. g. 43 ; 10. 6, 17, 32, a tanner iu Joppa.
SINA (Sinai), in Ac. 7. 30, 38, Ga. 4. 24, 25 [O. T.
Sinai]. SION, in Mt. 21. 5, Jo. 12. 15, Ro. g. 33 ; 11. 26, He.
12. 22, I Pe. 2. 6, Re. 14. i [0. T. Zion].
SMYRNA, inRe. i. 11 ; 2. 8, a city in Lydia, 40 niUes
N. of Ephesus.
SODOM (Sodoma), in Mt. 10. 15 ; it. 23, 24, Mr. 6. ii,
Lu. TO. 12 ; 17. 29, Ro. g. 29, 2 Pe. 2. 6, Ju. 7, Re. it. 8.
SOLOMON, in Mt. i. 6, 7 ; 6. 29 ; 12. 42 (, Lu. it. 31 1 ;
12. 27, Jo. TO. 23, Ac. 3. II ; s. 12 ; 7. 47, the king.
SOPATER, in Ac. 20. 4, a disciple at Berea.
SOSIPATER, in Ro. 16. 21, a kinsman of Paul.
SOSTHENES, in Ac. 18. 17, ruler of the synagogue at
Corinth. in I Co. I. I, a disciple at Rome.
SPAIN, ill Ro. 15. 24, 28, in the S.W. of Europe.
STACHYS, in Ro. 16. 9, a "beloved" disciple in
Rome. STEPHANAS, in i Co. i. 16 ; t6. 15, 17, a Corinthian
disciple. STEPHEN, in Ac. 6. 5,, 8, 9 ; 7. 59 ; 8. 2 ; ii. ig ; 22.
20, one of the seven (deacons).
STOICKS, in Ac. 17. 18, a sect of Greek philosophers.
SUSANNA, in Lu. 8. 3, a woman who followed Jesus.
SYCHAR, in Jo. 4. 5, a town of Samaria.
SYCHEM, in Ac. 7. t6,. a city in Samaria [0. T.
Shechem]. in Ac. 7. 16, a chief so named.
SYNTYCHB, in Ph. 4. 2, a female disciple at Phi
lippi. SYRACUSE, in Ac. 28. 12, a city on the E. coast of
Sicily. SYRIA, in Mt. 4. 24, Lu. 2. 2, Ac. 15. 23, 41 ; t8. 18 ;
20. 3 ; 21. 3, Ga. I. 21, the country on the N. and E. of
Canaan. SYRIAN, in Lu. 4. 27, an appellation of Naaman.
SYRO-PHENICIAN, in Mr. 7. 26, a native of the
part of Syria near Tyre and Sidon,
TABITHA, in Ac, g, 36, 40, a female disciple at Joppa,
TARSUS, in Ac, g, 11, 30; it, 25; 21, 39; 22, 3, in
TERTIUS, in Ro. t6. 22, Paul's amanuensis. [Paul.
TERTULLUS, in Ac. 24. i, 2, an orator who accused
THADDEUS, in Mt. 10. 3, Mr. 3. t8, an apostle, also
called Lebbeus, supposed to be Jude.

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DICTIONARY OP BIBLE WORDS AND SYNONYMS.

THAMAR, in Mt. i. 3 [0. T. TamM'].
THARA, in Lu, 3. 34 [0. T. Terah].
THEOPHILUS, in Lu. i. 3, Ac. i. i, a disciple of
noble rank.
THESSALONIANS, in Ac. 20. 4, i Th. i. i, 2 Th i. i.
THESSALONICA, in Ac. 17. i, it, 13 ; 27. 2, Ph. 4.
16, 2 Ti. 4. 10, seaport S. of Phillipi, on the .^ilgean.
THEUDAS, in Ac. 5. 36, a false Messiah, and rebel.
THOMAS, in Mt. 10. 3, Mr. 3. 18, Lu. 6. 15, Jo. 11. 16 ;
14. 5 ; 20. 24, 26, 27, 28, 2g ; 21. 2, Ac. I. 13, an apostle,
also called Uidymus, or the " Twin."
THREE TAVERNS, in Ac. 28. 15, a place 30 miles S.
of^ome. [of Lydia.
THYATIRA, in Ac. 16. 14, Re. i. ii ; 2. 18, 24, a city
TIBERIAS, in Jo. 6. i, 23 ; 21. i, a city on the W. of
the Sea of GaUlee, and a few miles N . of the S. end of it.
TIBERIUS, in Lu. 3. i, the stepson of Augustus.
TIMEUS, in Mr. 10. 46, father of blind Bartimeus,
TIMON, in Ac, 6, 5, one of the seven (deacons).
TIMOTHEUS (Timothy), in Ac. t6. i ; 17. 14, 15; 18. 5 ;
ig. 22 ; 20. 4, Ro. t6. 21, I Co. 4. 17; 16. IO, 2 Co. i. i, ig.
Ph. I. I ; 2. ig, CoL I. I, I Th. i. i ; 3. 2, 6, 2 Th. i. i,
I TL I. 2, 18 ; 6. 20, 2 Ti. i. 2, Phm. i. He. 13. 23, a Jew
ish youth of Lystra, a disciple and companion of Paul.
TITUS, in 2 Co. 2. 13; 7. 6, 13, 14; 8. 6, t6, 23; 12.
18 1, Ga. 2. I, 3, 2 TL 4. TO, Tit. i. 4, a Creek disciple and
companion of Paul.
TRACHONITIS, in Lu. 3. i, part of the tetrarchy of
Philip. [0. T, Argob].
TROAS, in Ac, 16, 8, it ; 20. 5, 6, 2 Co, 2, 12, 2 Ti, 4,
13, a part of Mysia in the W, of Asia Minor.

TROGYLLIUM, in Ao, 20, 15, a port in Caria, nearly
opposite Samos,
TROPHIMUS, in Ac, 20. 4; 21, 2g, 2 Ti, 4, 20, an
Ephesian disciple, [Rome,
TRYPHENA, in Ro, 16. 12, a female disciple at
TRYPHOSA, in Ro, t6, 12, a female disciple at Rome,
TYCHICUS, in Ac, 20, 4, Ep, 6, 21, CoL 4, 7, 2 TL 4,
12, Tit, 3. 12, a disciple and companion of Paul.
TYRANNUS, in Ac. ig. g, a schoolmaster at Ephesus.
TYRE, in Mt. it, 21, 22 ; 15. 21, Mr. 3. 8; 7. 24, 31,
Lu. 6. 17; TO. 13, 14, Ac. 12. 20 ; 21. 3, 7, in Phenicia.
URBANE (Urbanus), in Ro. 16. 9, a disciple at Rome.
URIAS, in Mt. i. 6 [0. T. Uriah].
ZABULON, in Mt, 4, 13, 15, Re, 7, 8 [0, T, Zebulun].
ZACCHEUS, in Lu, 19, 2, 5, 8, a chief publican,
ZACHARIAS, in Mt, 23, 35, Lu, ii, 51 [O, T,
Zechariah]. in Lu, I, 5, 12, 13, 18, 21, 40, 67 ; 3, 2, father of John
the Baptist,
in Lu, I, 59, name proposed for John the Baptist,
ZARA, in Mt. i, 3 [0, T. Zarah].
ZEBEDEE, in Mt, 4, 21 « ; lo, 2 ; 20, 20 ; 26, 37 ; 27,
56, Mr, I, 19, 20; 3, 17; TO, 35, Lu, 5, TO, Jo, 21, 2,
father of the apostles James and John,
ZELOTES, in Lu, 6, 15, Ac, i, 13, surname of an
apostle, [See Simon].
ZENAS, in Tit, 3, 13, a disciple skilled in la'W.
ZOROBABEL, in Mt, i, 12, 13, Lu, 3, 27 [0. T. Zerub
babel].

ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO 8000 CHANGES
OF THE "EEVISED" TESTAMENT.

A.
ABASE, in Matt. 23. 12, Luke 14. 11 ; 18. 14 is rendered
humble.
ABIDE, in John 14. t6 be ; Acts iz. ig ; 14. 3, 28 ; 16. 12 ;
20. 6, 6 tarry; also in Gal. i. 18, Acts 15. 34 ; also in
iTi. I. 3;, in Rom. 11. 23 continue ; in Luke 21, 37
lodge ; in J ohn 8, 44 stand ; in Acts 20, 3 spend,
ABILITY, in i Pe. 4. 11 strength.
ABLE, in Eph. 3. 18 strong ; in 2 Co. 3. 6 sufflcient ; in
Acts 25. 5 be of power ; Rom. 14. 4 have power.
ABOLISH, in 2 Co. 3. 13 pass away.
ABOUND, in Phil. 4. 17 increase ;, in Matt, 24. 12 be
multiplied,
ABROAD, in Mark 4, 22 ; Luke 8, 17 to light ; Mark 6,
14 known,
ABSTINENCE, In Acts 27, 21 without food,
ABUNDANCE, in Mark 12, 44, Luke 21, 4 superiiuity ;
in 2 Co, 12, 7 exceeding greatness; in 2 Co, 8, 20
bounty ; in Rev, 18,3 power,
ABUNDANT (more), iu i Pe, i, 3 great ; in 2 Co, 4, 15
multiply,
ABUNDANTLY (exceeding, more), in Titus 3, 6, and
2 Pet, 1, 2 richly,
ABUSE, in i Co, g, 18 use to the full. [bestow,
ACCEPT, in 2 Co, 5, 9 well-pleasing ; in Eph, i, 6 freely
ACCEPTABLE, in Rom, 14, 18, and Eph, 5, 10 woU-

ACCEPTABLY, in Heb, 12, 28 well-pleasing,
ACCOMPANY, in Acts 20, 38 bring on the way,
ACCOMPLISH, in Luke 22, 37 fulfil ; also iu Luke i,
23 ; 2, 6, 21, 22 ; iu John ig, 28 finish,
ACCOMPLISHMENT, in Acts 21, 26 fulfilment,
ACCORD, in Acts 2, i together,
ACCOUNT, in Matt, 18, 23 reckoning,
ACCOUNT (to), in Gal, 3, 6 to reckon ; in Luke 21, 36
prevail, [thema,
ACCURSED, in Rom, 9, 3, i Co, 12, 3, GaL i, 8, g ana-
ACCFSATION, in Acts 25, t8 charge; in i Pe, 2, 11,
Jude Q judgment ; in Luke ig, 8 wrongfully exact.
ACCUSE, in i' Pe, 3, 16 revUe ; in Luke 3, 14 exact
wrongfully,
ACCUSER, in 2 Ti, 3, 3, Titus 2, 3 slanderer,
ACKNOWLEDGE, iu i Co, 14, 37 take knowledge ; in
2 Tl 2, 25, Titus I, I, Phm, 6 knowledge,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, in Col, 2, 2 to know,
ACQUAINTANCE, in Acts 24, 23 friends,
ADD, in Phil, i, 27 raise up ; in Gal, 2. 6 impart,
ADDICT, in i Co, 16, 15 set selves,
ADMINISTERED, in 2 Co, 8, ig, 20 ministered, [tion,
ADMINISTRATION, in i Co, 12, s. 2 Co. g. 12 ministra-
ADMIRATION, in Rev. 17. 6 wonder; in Jude 16
showing respect.
ADMIRE (to), in 2 Th. i. 10 be marvelled at.
ADMONISH, in Heb. 8. 5 warn.
ADO (to make), in Mark 5. 3g make a tumult.
ADVANTAGE, in Luke g. 25 profit ; also in i Co. 15. 32.
ADVERSITY, in Heb. 13. 13 evU entreated.
ADVICE, in 2 Co. 8. 10 judgment.
AEPAIRS, in Eph. 6. 22, Phil. i. 27 state.
AFAR OF (to see), in 2 Pe. i. 9 to see what is near.
AFFECT, in Gal. 4. 17, t8 zealously seek.
AFFECTION, in GaL 5. 24 passions ; also in Rom. i. 26;
Col. 3. s ; in Col. 3. 2 mind. [tion.
AFFLICT, in Jas. s- 13 suffer; in Matt. 24. 9 tribula-
AFFLICTION, in Mark 4. 17 ; 13. ig tribulation ; m 2 Ti.
3. II suffering; also in Heb. 10. 32, i Pe. 5. g; also
in Jas. 5. TO ; iu 2 Ti. i. 8 hardship ; also in 4. 5.
AFFRIGHTED, in Mark 16. 5, 6 amazed,
AFFOOT, in Mark 6, 33 on foot ; in Acts 20, 13 by land,
AFRAID, in Matt, 28, 10, Mark 5, 36, Rom. 13, 3, i Pe,
3, 6, 14 fear ; in Luke 24,5, Acts 10, 4 affrighted ; Acts
22, 9 (omitted) ; in John 14, 27 fearful ; in 2 Pe, 2, 10
tremble,
AFTER, in Acts 23, 3, 2 Co, to, 3, 2 Th, 2, 9, Titus i, i
according to ; 2 Co, 10, 7 before ; Heb, 12, 10 as
seemed good ; in Luke 20, 40 any more ; in Mark 4,
28 ; 8. 25, John 13, 5, i Co, 12. 28; 13, 6, 7, Heb, 7, 2
1

then ; also in Luke 13, 9; in i Co. it. 25 in like man
ner ; iu Gal. 2. 14 as do ; in Acts 25. 13 passed ; in
Acts 24. 27 fulfilled ; in Acts 27. 21 had been.
AFTERWARD, in Luke 4. 2 (omitted); in i Co. 15. 23,
46, Gal. I. 21 then ; also in Mark 4. 17.
AGAIN, in John 9. 24, Acts 1 1. g, Rev. ig. 3 a second
time ; in John 3.3,7 anew ; in Gal. 4. g over again ;
in Luke 20. it, 12 yet another.
AGAINST, in Acts 27. 14 from; Rev. 12. 7 with; in
T Pe. 3. TZ upon ; in Luke 7. 30 for ; 17. 3 (omit) ; Acts
9. 5 (omit) ; in Rev. it. 7 irith; in Matt, 20, 24, Acts
25, t8 concerning ; in Rom, 2, 5 in,
AGE, in Heb, 5, 14 full grown,
AGES, in Eph, 3, 5, 21 generations,
AGO, in 2 Co, 9, 2 past,
AGREE, in Mark 14, 70 (omitted) ; in Rev, 17, 17 come
AH, in Mark 15, 29 ha, [to one mind,
AIR, in Matt, 8, 20, Mark 4, 32, Luke 8. s ; 9. 58 ; 13.
19, Acts TO. 12 heaven ; Mark 4. 4 (omitted).
ALAS, in Rev. t8. io, t6, 19 woe.
ALBEIT, in Phm, 19 that,
ALIEN, in Eph, 2. 12 alienated.
ALIVE, in Rev. 2. 8 lived.
ALL, in Matt. 22. 40 ; 24. 14 : 26. 59 ; 14.55, Luke 7. 17 ;
23. 44, Acts 5. IT ; 2 Co. I. T, Phil. i. 13, Rev. 3. 10;
13. 3 whole ; Acts 8. 37 (omitted) ; in Luke 9. lo what;
2 Co. I. 20 how many soever; in Acts t8. 21 (omitted) ;
in Heb. 9. 17 ever; in i Co. 14. 21 thus; in Luke it.
22 whole.
ALL MANNER, in Matt. 12. 31, Rev. 18. ,12, 12 every.
ALLELUIA, in Rev. ig. i, 3, 4, 6 hallelujah.
ALLOW, in Luke 11.48 consent ; in Acts 24. 15 look for;
in Rom. 7. 15 know ; in Rom. 14. 22, i Th. 2. 4
ALLURE, in 2 Pe. 2.18 entice. [approve.
ALMOST, in Acts 26. 28 but little; 26. 2g little.
ALMS, in Matt. 6. i righteousness.
ALONE, in Mark 15. 36 let be ; John 12. 7 suffer ; in
John 17. 20 only ; in Mark 4. 34 privately ; in Mark
I. 24 (omitted); Luke 4. 34 Ah: in James 2. 17 in
ALOUD, in Mark 15. 8 go up. [itself.
ALREADY, in John 9. 27 even now ; in 2 Co, 12. 21
heretofore.
ALSO, in John 12. 42 nevertheless even ; in Matt. 13. 23
verily; in 21. 12 even if ; in Rom. 12. 21 neither, &c.
ALTOGETHER, in Acts 26. 29 with much.
ALWAY, in John 18. 20 aU ; Gal. 4. 18, 2 Th. 3. t6 at all
times ; in Luke 21. 36 at every season ; Eph. 6. t8 at
all seasons ; in 2 Pe. 1. 15 at every time ; in Acts 24. 3
in all ways.
AMAZE, in Matt. ig. 25 ; Lnke 2. 48 ; 9. 43 astonish ; in
Mark 16. 8 astonishment came ; Luke 5. 26 amazement
took hold on ; in Luke 4. 36 amazement came.
AMAZEMENT, in i Pe. 3. 6 terror.
AMEN, in Matt. 6. 13 ; 28. 20, Luke 24. 53, John 21. 25,
Rom. 16. 20, 24, 2 Co. 13. 14, Eph. 6. 24, Phil. 4. 23,
- Col. 4. 18, I Th. 5. 28, 2 'Ih. 3. t8, t Ti. 6. 21, 2 Ti.
4. 22, Titus 3. 15, I Pe. 5. 14, I John 5. 21, z John
13, Rev. I. t8 (omitted).
AMONG, in Mark 8. 16 ; 9. 34 ; Luke 20. 14 ; John 6. 52 ;
16. 17, Acts 28. 4 one with, &c. &c.
ANGEL, in Luke i. 28, John 5. 4, Rev. 8. 7 ; it. i ; 16.
3 ; 4. 8, 8 (omitted) ; Rev. 8. 13 eagle.
ANGRY, in Rev. 11. 18 wroth ; also in John 7. 23.
ANON, in Matt. 13. 20 straightway ; also in Mark i. 30.
ANOTHER, in Matt. to. 23 next; Mark 14. 19, Rev. t6.
7 (cmiitted) ; in Rom. 7. 23, 2 Co. ii. 4, 4, Gal. i. 6 ;
6. 4 difi'erent ; i Co. 4. 6 the other ; Rom. 13. 8 ; 10.
24, I Co. 6. 1, Gal. 6. 4 neighbour.
ANSWER, in i Co. 9. 3, 2 Ti. 4. 16 defence ; in 1 Pe. 3.
21 interrogation.
ANSWER, in Acts 25. 8 say in defence ; Acts 26. iz make
defence; also in Acts 25. 16; in Luke 20. 3 tell; in
Titus 2. 9 gainsay.
ANY, in Acts 24. 20 what ; 25. 8 at all ; i Co. to. 27 one ;
in Mark 14. 23, Luke 22. 71 further ; in Eph. 6. 8 each
one ; in Luke 20. 27 no.
APART (lay), in Jas. 1.21 put away.
APIECE, in Luke 9. 3 (omitted).

ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO

APOSTLE, in Acts 5. 34 men ; 15. 33 those that had sent
APPAREL, in Jas. 2. 2 clothing. [thera.
APPEAR, in Matt. 6. 16, 18 be aeen; Rom. 7. 13 ibe
shewn; in Rev. 12. i, 3 be seen ; in Mark 16. 12; 16.
14. Col. 3. 4, 4, Heb, 5. 26, T Pe, 5, 4, i John 2, 28 ;
3, 2 was manifested ; in 2 Co, 5, 10 ; 7, 12 ; i John 3.
2, Rev, 3, 18 made manifest; in Acts 27, 20- shine;
in Acts 22, 30 come ; in i Ti, 4, 15 be manifest,
APPEARANCE, in 2 Co, 10, 7 face ; in i Th, 5, 22 form,
APPEARING, in 3 Pe, i. 7 revelation.
APPEASE, in Acts 19. 35 quiet. [ed
APPOINT, in Acts i. 23 put f oi-ward ; in i Co. 4. 9 doom-
APPRBHEND, in Acts 12. 4, 2 Co. it. 32 take.
APPROACH, in Luke 12. 33 draw near ; Heb to. 25 draw
nigh ; iu i Ti. 6. 16 unapproachable.
APPROVE, in 2 Co. 6. 4 commend.
ARISE, in Matt. 26. 62, Mark 14. 57 stand up ; Mark 5.
42, Luke 4. 38, 39 ; 8. 55 ; 23. i ; Acts 12. 7 rise up ;
Acts 9. 6 ; IT. 7 rise ; in Matt. 27. 52 be raised; Luke
8. 24 awake ; in Rev. 9. 2 go up ; in Mark 4. 39 awake ;
John 6. t8 rise ; in Acts 27. 14 beat down.
ARMY, in Acts 23. 27 soldiers,
ARRAY, iu I Ti, 2, 9 raiment,
ARRIVE, in Acts 20. 15 touch,
ASCEND, in Luke ig, 28 go up ; Acts 25. i. Rev, 8, 4 ;
IT, IZ ; 14, IT ; IT, 7 ; 17, 8 corae up,
ASHAMED, in Luke 13, 17, Rora, 5, s; g, 33 ; to, it ;
2 Co, 7, 14 ; g, 4, I Pe, 2, 6 put to shame ; also in
2 Co, TO, 8, Phil, I, 20,
ASIDE, in Luke 9, to apart ; in Acts 26, 31 withdrew ;
in I 'XL T. 6 swerve.
ASK, in John 21. 22 inquire ; also in Luke 15. 26 ; 18.
36, Acts 4. 7 ; in John 13. 24 (omitted).
ASLEEP, in Matt. 26. 40, 43 ; Mark. 14. 40 sleeping.
ASSAULT, in Acts 14. 5 onset.
ASSEMBLE, in Matt. 26. 3, 57, Acts 4. 31 ; it. 26 gather
together ; John 20. ig be ; in Mark 14. 53 come to
gether ; Acts 15. 23 come.
ASSEMBLY, in Jas. 2. 2 synagogue.
ASSENTED, in Acts 24. 9 join in.
ASSURANCE, in Heb. 6. 11 ; 10. 22 fulness.
ASSUREDLY gathering, in Acts 16. 10 concluding.
ASTONISH, in Mark 5. 42, Luke a. 47 ; 8. 56; 24. 22,
Acts 10. 45 ; 12. 16 amaze ; also in Mark 10. 24 ; also
in Luke 5. 9 ; in Acts g. 6 (omitted).
ASTONISHMENT, in Mark 5. 42 amazement.
ATONEMENT, in Rom. 5. it reconcUiation.
ATTAIN, in Rom. g. 31 arrive ; in Acts 27. iz reach ; in
Phil. 3. 12 obtain ; in i Ti. 4. 6 follow.
ATTEND, in Acts 16. 14 give heed.
ATTENDANCE, in i Ti. 4. 13 heed,
ATTENTIVE, in Luke ig, 48 hang upon,
AUDIENCE, iu Luke 7, i ears ; in Luke 20, 45 hearing ;
Acts 13, t6 ; 15, 12 hearken,
AUTHORITY, in i TL 2, 2 high place ; in i Ti, 2, 12
dominion,
AVENGE, iu Rev, 18, 20 Judge,
AVOID, in Rom, 16, 17 tum awayfrom ; also in i Ti, 6,
20 ; in Titus 3, g shun ; in 2 Ti, 2, 23 refuse ; in 2 Co,
7, 2 because of,
AWAKE, in Acts 16, 27 rouse, [know
AWARE, iu Matt, 24, 50, Luke 12, 46 ; also iu it, 44

B,
BACKSIDE, in Rev, 5, i back,
BAG, in Luke 12, 33 purse,
BAND, in Acts 22, 30 (omitted).
JBANQUETING, in i Pe, 4, 3 carousing,
BAPTISE, in Matt, 20, 22, 23 (omitted).
BAPTISM, in Matt, 20, 22, 23 (omitted).
BAPTIST, in Luke 7, 28 (omittect).
BARBAROUS, in Acts 28, 2 barbarian.
BARREN, in 2 Pe, i, 8 idle,
BASE, in 2 Co, id, i lowly,
BASER SORT, in Acts 17, 5 rabble,
BASKET, in Mark 6, 43 basketful ; also in 8, 20.
BATTLE, in i Co, 14, 8 ; Rev, 9, .7, 9 ; 16. 14 ; 20. 8 war.
BE, in Matt. 12. 45 ; 17. 2 ; 20. 26 ; 23. 26 ; 24. 32, Mark
6. 14 ; g. 26 ; id. 43 ; 13. 28, Luke 11. 26, 30 ; 18. 23 ;
22. 26, 44, John T. 15, 30; 4. 14; 9. 27; TO. t6 ; 12.
36, Acts T. ig, 22 ; 7. 29, 52; 9. 42 ; ig. 17 ; 26. 29,
Rom. 6. 5 ; 9. 29, I Co; 3. t8 ; 7: 23, 2 Co. 8. 14, Phil.

I. 13, I Th. I. 7 ; 2. 8, Heb. 5. 11, Jas. -z. 10, 2 Pe.
I. 4 become; Matt 14. 15; 26. 2, Mark 9. 7; 15. 33;
Luke 4. 25, 36;, TO. 32; 23. 44, John i. 6, Acts 4. 4,
2 Co. 3. 7, GaL 3. 17, 2 'Ti. 3. g, i Pe. 4. 12 corae ;
Mark 13. 7, Luke 12. 54; 17. 26,28, Acts 10. 55, Rev,
T, 19 ; 4, I come to pass ; Matt, 26, 5, Luke 22, 24,
John TO, ig ; 7, 43, Acts 8, i ; 15, 39, i John 2, 18
arise ; Luke lo, 36, Heb, 2, 2 prove ; Luke .19, 17,
Rom, 3, 4, I Co, 15, TO, I Th, 2, i be found ; Acts i,
20, Rom, 15, 8, 16, I Co. 16. 2, Heb. 12. 8, i Pe. 5.
3 be made ; Matt. 15.28, Luke 23. 24 be done ; in i
Th. I. s shew ; Acts 22. 17, i Ti. 2. 14 to fall ; i Pe.
5. 3 make one's aelf ; in Rev. 8. 1,5; 11. 15, 19 follow ;
in 2 Co. 3. 15 lie; in i Co. 11. 18 exist; in Mark. 8. 2
continue ; in Acts 25. 14 tarry ; iu Luke t8. 24 ; Acts
14. 8 ; 22. 9 ; 26. 28 (omitted).
BEAR, in Luke 8, 8 bring forth ; Jas, 3, 12 yield ; in i
Co, 10, 13 endure ; in John 12, 6 take away ; iu Luke
18, 7 long-suffering ; in Acts 27, 15 could not face,
BEAST, iu 2 Pe, 2, 12 animal; .Tude 10, Rev, 4, 7, 7, 7,
7 creature; Rev, 4, 6, 8, 9; 5. 6, 8, it, 14 ; 6, i, 3, 5,
6, 7 ; 7. IT ; 14,3; 15- 7 ; 19-4 Uving creature ; in Rev,
18, 13 cattle,
BEAT, in Luke 6, 48, 49 break ; in Matt, 7, 27 smite,
BECKON, in Luke i, 22 make signs,
BECOME, in Luke 20, 17, Acts 4. 11 be made ; Rom, 3,
g bring under ; 7. 13 be shewn ; i Co, 15, 20 (omitted);
eb, 5, 12 have,
BECOME, in Titus 2, i befit ; in 'Bom. 16, 2 worthily ;
PhU, I, 27 be worthy ; in Titus 2, 3 reverent,
BEFOREHAND, in i TL 5, 24 before ; 5, 25 (crmitted).
BEG, in Matt, 27, s8 ask,
BEGET, in Jas, i, 18 bring forth, [tiraes etemaL
BEGIN, in Rev, 10, 7 about to ; in Rom. 16. 25, 2 Ti. i. 9
BEGINNING, in i John 2. 7, Rev. i. 8 lomitted); in
2 Pe. 2. 20 first ; also in John 2. 10 ; also in Acts 26. 5 ;
in Acts IT. 4 began.
BEGUILE, in 2 Pe. 2. 14 entice ¦ in Col. ^. 4 delude ; in
Col. 2. t8 rob.
BEHALF, in i Pe. 4. 16 name ; in Rom. t6. 19 over; iu
I Co. I. 4 conceniing.
BEHAVIOUR, in Titus 2. 3 demeanour ; iu j Ti. 3. 2
BEHIND, in Col. i. 24 lacking. [orderly.
BEHOLD, iu 31ark 9. 15, Luke ig. 41 ; 22. 56 ; 24. 39,
John 20. 27, Rev. 5. 6, it ; 6. 5, 12 ; 7. 9 ; 8. 13 ; 13. it ;
see also in Luke 23. 49 ; also in Acts 4. 14 ; in Ac's i.
9 look ; also in Matt. 19. 26, Mark to. 21, Luke 20. 17,
John T. 42 ; also in 2 Co. 3. 7 ; also in Acts 4. 29 ; also
in 23. I ; in Acts 17. 23 observe ; in Acts 14. g fasten.
BEHOVED, in Luke 24. 46 should.
BELIEVE, in John TO. 38 understand; John 12. 47 keep;
Acta 8. 37 (omitted) ; i Pe. i. 21 believers; Rom. 14. s
have faith ; also in Rom. 3. 26 ; also in Heb. 10. 39 ;
lu John 3. 36 obey ; in Acts 17. 5 be moved -with
jealousy ; in Acts 19. 9 disobedient ; also in Rom. 11.
3°. 31; 15-31. Heb. 3. 18; in Acts 17. 4 be persuaded;
in Mark 16. 11 disbelieve ; also in 16. t6, Luke 24. ii,
41, Acts 28. 24; in Rom. 3. 3 be without faith; in
2 'Ti. 2. 13 be faithless ; in i Co. 7. 12, 13 unbeUeving ;
also in 14. 24 ; 2 Co. 4. 4.
BELLY, in Luke 13. 16 (omitted) ; in Titus 1. 12 glutton.
BELONG, in Mark 9. 41 are ; Luke 23. 7 was.
BELOVED, in Phm. 2 our sister.
BENEFIT, In Phm. 14 goodness.
BENEVOLENCE, in i Co. 7. 3 due.
BESEECH, in Luke 8. 38 pray ; in Luke 7. 3 ; 8. 37 ; 11.
37, John 19. 31, 38 ask ; in Phil. 4. 2, 2 exhort,
BESIDE, in Matt, 25, 20, 22 (omitted) ; in Acts 26, 24
BEST, in i Co, 12, 31 greater, [mad,
BESTOW, in John 4, 38 have ; in 2 Co, 8, 1 be given,
BETRAY, in Matt, 17. 22 ; 24, lo ; 26, 2, 16, Mark 13, 12;
14, 10, TI, Luke 21, 16 ; 22, 4 deliver up,
BETTER, in i Co, 9, 15 good,,, rather ; in Luke 5, 39
good ; in Matt, 6, 26 ; 12, 12, Luke 12, 24 of more
value ; iu Bom, 3, 9 in worse case ; in Matt, 18, 6
profitable ; in Luke 17, 2 well,
BETWEEN, in Acts 26, 31 to one another ; in Rom, i,
24 araong.
BEWAIL, iu Rev, 18, 9 weep ; in 2 Co, 12, 21 moum,
BEWARE, in Luke 12, 15 keep from,
BEWITCH, in Acts 8, 9, it araaze,
BEYOND, in Mark 6, 51 sore,
BID, in Matt, i, 2, 4 command ; in Acts 18, 21 take
leave ; in 2 John 10, 11 give,'

EIGHT THOUSAND CHANGES OP THE REVISED TESTAMENT,

BILL, in Luke i6, 6, 7 bond, [up.
BIND, in Acts 22. 5 ; 24. 27 in bonds ; in Acts 22. 25 tie
BIRTH, iu Gal. 4. 19 (omitted).
BISHOPRIC, in Acts i. 20 oflice
BIT, in Jas. 3. 3 bridle.
BLAMED, in Gal. 2. it stood condemned ; in Eph. i. 4
blemish.
BLAMELESS, in i Co. i. 8 unreproveable ; in i Th. 5.
23 without blame ; in Matt. 12. 5 guiltless; in i Ti.
3. 2 ; 5. 7 without reproach.
BLASPHEMER, iu 2 Ti. 3. 2 railer.
BLASPHEMOUS, in Acts 6. 13 (omitted).
BLASPHEMOUSLY, in Luke 22. 65 revUing.
BLASPHEMY, in Matt. 15. 19, Mark 7. 22, Col. 3. 8
BLAZE, in Mark i. 45 spread. [railing.
BLESSED, in Luke 1.28 (omitted).
BLESSEDNESS, m Gal. 4. 15 congratulation.
BLIND, in Matt. iz. 22 (omitted).
BLINDED, in Bom. 11. 7, 2 Co. 3. 14 hardened.
BLINDNESS, in Bom. 11. 25, Eph. 4. 18 hardening,
BLOOD, in Acts 17, 26, Col, i. 14 (omitted).
BLOODY flux, iu Acts 28, 8 dysentery.
BLOW, in Acts 28. t8 spring up.
BOARDS, in Acta 27. 44 planks.
i30AST, in Rora. 2. 17 ; 2. 23, 2 Co. 7. 14 ; 9. 2 ; 10. 8,
13, 15, 16 ; IT. 16, Eph. 2. 9 glory ; also in Rom. ii.
18, 18 ; in Acts 5. 36 to give out.
BOASTING, in Bom. 3. 27, 2 Co. 7. 14 ; 8. 24 ; tt. io,
17 glorying ; also iu 2 Co. 9. 3 ; in 2 Co. g. 4 confidence ;
iu Jas. 4. 16 vaunting. [it.
BODY, iuMatt. 14. 12 ; Mark 15. 45 corpse; Matt. 27. 58
BOISTEROUS, in Matt. 14. 30 (omitted).
BOLD, in 2 Co. 10. i of good courage ; 10. 2 shew courage.
BOLDLY, in John 7. 26 openly ; Eph. 6. 19, Heb. 4. 16
I. withboldneas ; in Heb. 13. 6 with good courage.
BONDS ^in), in Acts 25. 14 a prisoner ; in Eph. 6. 20 iu
BONDMAID, in Gal, 4. 22 handmaid, [chains,
BONDWOMAN, in Gal, 4, 23, 30, 30, 31 handmaid,
BOOK, in Bev, 5, 7 (omitted).
BOBN,in I John 2, 29 ; 3.9,9; 4.7; 5. i, 4, 18 begotten;
in Bev. iz. 4 be delivered ; in Acts 18. 2, 24 race ;
in I Pe. I. 23 begotten again.
BOTTLES, in Matt. ,9. 17, Mark 2. 22, 22, 22, 22, Luke 5.
37. 37. 38, 38 wine-skin.'
BOTTOMLESS, in Bev. 9. i ; 9. 2, it ; ii. 7 ; 17. 8 ; 20.
2, 3 abyss.
BOU'NTIFULNESS, in 2 Co. 9. it liberality.
BOW, in Matt. 27. 29 kneel down.
BOWELS, in 2 Co. 6. 12 affections ; Phil. 1.8; 2. i
tender mercies ; Col. 3. 12, Phm. 7, 12, 20 heart ; i
iiohn 3. 17 compassion.
BOX, in Matt. 26. 7, Mark 14. 3, 3, and Luke 7. 37 cruise.
BBAWLEE, iu Titua 3. 2 not contentious.
BREAD, in Matt. 7. 9 ; 15. 33, Luke 11. 11 loaf ; Mark 6.
36 somewhat to eat. ^
BREAK, in i Co. 11. 24 (omitted) ; in Luke 4. t8 bruise ;
in.Matt, 9, 17 burst ;. in John 21. it rent.
BREAKER, in Rom. 2. 25 transgressor.
BREAKING, iu Rom. 2. 23 transgression.
BRIEFLY comprehended ; in Rom. 13. g summed up.
BRIERS, in Heb. 6. 8 thistles.
BRIGHTNESS, in Heb. i, 3 effulgence ; in 2 Th, 2. 8
manifestation,
BRING (forth), in John 12. 24 ; 15, 2, s, 16 bear; in
Matt, 5,, 23 ofler ; in i Co, 16, 3 carry ; in Jas. i. 15
bear; in i Co. 16. 6, Titus 3. 13 ; 3 John 6 set for
ward ; in Eph. 6. 4 nurture ; iu i Co. i. 19 destroy.
BEOIDEEED, in i Ti. 2. g braided.
BROTHEE, in i John 3. 14 (omitted).
BROTHERLY LOVE, in Rom. 12. 10 ; . Tli. 4. g ; Heb.
13. 1 : 2 Pe. I. 7, 7 love of the brethren.
BROUGHT, in Luke, 4. 9 led ; also in Acts 7. 36, 40 ; 13.
17 ; in Acts 19. 12 carry away ; in 5. 15 carry out ; in
Mark 13, 9 stand ; also in Acts 27. 24 ; in Matt. 13. 8
yield ; in Mark 4. 29 be ripe ; in Acts 5. 36 come ; in
Acts 13. 1 the foster-brother ; in 2 Co. i. 16 set for
ward ; in Rev. 12. 5 be delivered of ; in Matt. 16. 8
have ; in Matt. i. 12 carrying away ; in Matt. ii. 23
go down. J
BRUTE, in 2 Pe. 2. 12 ; Jude 10 without reason.
BUILDING, in Heb, g, it creation,
BURDEN, in 2 Co, 8, 13 distress,
BURDENSOME, in 2 Co, 12, 13. 14 a burdon ; also in
2 Co. II. g.

BURN, in Rev. 1.15 refine ; in .Tas, i, 11 scorching,
BUSINESS, iu Rom, t6, 2 matter ; in 12, 11 diligence,
BUSYBODY, iu i Pe, 4, 15 meddler.
BUY, in Jas. 4, 13 trade.

C.
CAGE, in Rev, 18, 2 hold,
CALL, in Luke 14, 13, John 2, 2, Rev. 19. 9 bid ; in
Acts 20. I send for ; in Acts 28. 20 entreat ; in Heb.
s. TO name; in Acta 10. 5 fetch; iu Acts 19. 25
gathered together ; in 2 Ti. i. 5 be ; in Matt. 19. 17
ask; Acts 9. 36 uame; Acts 12. 3 say; Heb. 7. it
reckon ; in Luke 24. 13, Acts 8. g ; g. ii ; 10. i name ;
in Acta ig. 13, i Co, n, 5 name; in Rom. 2. 17 bear
the name ; in Mark 15. t6 is ; in Acts 20. t6 (omitted).
CAN, in Mark 8. 4 ; g. 39 ; 10. 38, 39 be able ; in Luke
12. s6 ; John 3. 8 know ; John 14. 5 (omitted).
CANDLE, in Matt. 5. 15, Mark 4. 21, Luke 8. 16 ; it.
36 ; 15. 8, Rev. 18. 23 ; 22. s lamp.
CANDLESTICK, in Matt. 5. 15, Mark 4. 21, Luke 8. t6 ;
II. 33 stand,
CANKER, in 2 Ti, 2, 17, gangrene,
CANKERED, in Jas, s- 3 rusted.
CANNOT, in Mark 3. 25, Luke t6. 26, Acts 5. 39 not
be able ; in Luke 16. 3 have not strength ; in Luke
14. 14 have not.
CANNOT TELL, uiMatt. 21. 27, Mark it, 33, Luke 20. 7,
John 3, 8 ; 8, 14 ; 16, t8, 2 Co, 12. 2, 2, 3 know not,
CAPTAIN, in Heb, 2, 10 author ; in Acts 28, t6 (omitted) ;
also in 24, 7,
CARE, in 2 Co, ii, 28, i Pe, 5, 7 anxiety,
CARE (to), in i Co, 7, 32, 33, 34 be careful ; in PhiL
4, 10 thought. [4. TO lack thought.
CAREFUL, in Luke to. 41, PhU. 4. 6 anxious ; in Phil.
CAREFULLY, in Phil. 2. 28 diligently ; also in Heb. 12.7.
CAREFULNESS, in 2 Co. 7, it earnest care ; in i Co.
7. 32 free from cares.
CARNAL, in i Co. 3. 4 men ; 2 Co. 10. 4 of the flesh ;
also in Rora. 8. 7.
CARNALLY, in Rom. 8. 6 of the flesh.
CARRIAGES, in Acts 21. 15 baggage.
CARRY, in Johns. 10 take up; in Acts 2 1.34 be brought ;
I Co. 12. 2 lead away ; in Acts 8. 2 buried ; in 2 Pe.
2. 17 driven.
CASE, in Matt. 5. 20 wise.
CAST, in Matt. 27. 35 (omitted). Acts 27. 38 throw out ;
in 2 Co. 4. 9 smite down ; in Luke 17. 2 throw ; Acta
22. 23 throw off ; Acts 27. 29 let go ; in Luke 9. 25
forfeit one's self ; iu Luke ig. 35 throw ; in i Ti. 5. 12
reject ; in Acts 27, 30 lay out ; in Matt, 4. 12 deUver
up ; in Luke 4. 2g throw down headlong ; in 2 Co.
7. 6 lowly ; iu Mark 12. 4 (omitted).
CAST AWAY, in i Co. 9. 27 rejected.
CATCH, in Matt. 13.19 snatch away ; John 10. 12 snatch ;
in Luke 8. 29 ; Acts 6. 12, ig, 2g seize ; in Matt. 21. 39,
Mark iz. 3 take ; in Matt. 14. 31 take hold of ; Acts
t6. ig lay hold on ; in Acts 26. 21 seize ; in John zi.
3, 10 take.
CATTLE, in Luke 17. 7 sheep.
CAUSE (for this), in Rom. 15. 9 therefore ; in Rom.
15. 22, 2 Co. 4. 16 wherefore ; in 2 Co. 2. 14 lead ;
Mark s_. 22 (omitted).
CAUSE, in Matt. 5. 32, Rev. 13. 12 make ; in 2 Co. g. 1 1
work.
CEASE, in Heb. 4. 10 rest ; in Gal. 5. ii be done away
with ; in Rom. i. 9 unceasingly; in Acts 12. 5
earnestly.
CERTAIN, in Luke 20. g A; 24. i (omitted); Acts 23. 17
something ; in Matt. 8. 19, Mark 12. 42 A ; Luke 5.
12, 17 one ; in Matt. 21. 33 may ; in Heb. 2. 6 ; 4. 4
somewhere,
CERTAIN, in i Ti, 6, 7 (omitted).
CERTIFYING, in Gal, i, it make known,
CHAINS, in Jude 6 bonds,
CHAMBERLAIN, in Rom, 16, 23 treasurer,
CHANGE, in Bom, i, 25 exchange; in Phil, 3, 21 fashion
anew; in 2 Co, 3, 18 transform,
CHABGE, in Acts 8, 27 be over ; in i Ti, 5, 7 command ;
in Matt, 10, 48 rebuke ; in Mark 9, 25 command ; in
I Th, s, 27 adjure ; i Ti, 5, t6 burden ; in i Th, 2, ir
dealt with, [burden.
CHARGEABLE, in 2 Co. 11, 9 be aburden ; in iTh.2. 9

ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO

CHARITABLY, iu Rom, 14, 5 in love,
CHARITY, in i Co, 8, i ; 13, i, 2, 3, 4, 4, 4, 8, 13, 13 ; 14,
I ; 16, 14, CoL 3, 14, I Th, 3, 6, z Th, i, 3, i Ti, i, 5 ;
z, 15 ; 4, 12, 2 Ti, 2, 22 ; 3, TO, Titus 2, 2, i Pe, 4, 8,
3 John 6, Jude 12, Rev, 2,19 love,
CHASTE, in 2 Co, 11, 2 pure,
CHASTISEMENT, in Heb, 12, 8 chastening,
CHIEF, in Matt, 20, 27, Acts 16, 12 flrst; in Luke 11, 15
prince ; 14, i, John 12, 42 ruler,
CHIEFEST, in Mark 10. 44 first, [especially,
CHIEFLY, iu Rom, 3, 2 flrst of aU ; in PhU, 4, 22
CHILD, in Matt, 11, 19 work; in Matt, 5, 9, 45; 8, 12 ;
9, 15 ; 12, 27 ; 13, 38, 38 ; 17, 25, 26 ; 20, 20 ; 23, 15,
31; 27, 56, Luke 5, 34; 6, 35 ; 16, 8, 8; 20, 34, 36 ;
John 4, 12 ; 12. 36, Acts 3, 25 ; 13, 10, Rom, g, 26, Gal,
3, 7, 26, Eph, 2, 2, 1 Th, 5, 5, 5, Heb, 12, 5 son ; in Luke
2. 21 him ; in Matt, 17, 18, Luke 2 43, Luke 9, 42 son ;
Acta 4, 27, 30 aervant ; in Acts 7, ig, 2 Ti, 3, 15 babe;
also in i Co, 14, 20 ; in Eph, i, 5 son,
CHOOSE, in I Pe, 2, 4, 9 elect ; in 2 Oo, 8, 19 appoint ¦ in
Acts 22, 14 (omitted).
CHRIST, in Acts 4, 26 anointed; 9, 20 son ; Rom, 14, 10
God; John 4, 42, Rom, i, 11, i Co, g, 18; 10, g. Gal,
3, 17 ; 4, 7, Eph, 4, 13, Col, 3, 13, 2 Th, 2, 2 ; i Ti, 2, 7
(oriiitted) ; 2 Ti, 2, ig Lord,
CHRYSOPRASUS, Bev, 21, 20 chrysoprase,
CHUBCH, in Acts 2, 47 them ; i Co, 11, t8 (omitted) ;
Heb, 2, 12 congregation ; in Acts 19, 37 temples,
CIBCUMCISE, in Acts 15, 24 (omitted) ; GaL 5, 2, 3 ; 6, 13
receive circuraciaiou ; in Rom, 4, 11 be in uncircum
cision,
CIRCUMSPECTLY, in Eph, 5, 15 carefuUy,
CITY, in Mark 14, 26, Acta 16, 13, Bev, 14, 8 (omitted).
CLEAN, in Matt, 23, 26 beautiful ; Bev, 19, 8 bright ;
19, 14 pure ; in Matt, 23, 25 cleanse ; in 2 Pe. 2, t.8
just,
CLEANSE, in Mark i, 42 made clean,
CLEAR, in Rev, 22, i bright'-; in 2 Co, 7, 11 pure; also in
Bev, 21, t8,
CLOKE, in John 15, 22 excuse.
CLOSE'T, in Matt, 6, 6 ; Luke 12, 3 inner chamber,
CLOTH, in Matt, 21, 7 ; 26, 65; Mark 5, 28, 30; 15, 20,
Luke 19, 36 ; Acta 7, 58 ; 14, 14 ; t6, 22 ; 22, 23 gar
ments ; Matt, 24, 18 cloke,
CLOTHE, in Mark 16, 5, Eev, 3, s ; 4, 4 ; 7, 9 ; 10, i ;
12, I ; 18, 16 ; 19, 13 arrayed ; also in Rev, 15, 6 ; in i
Pe, s, 5 gird yourselves,
CLOTHING, in Acts 10, 30 apparel ; in Mark 12, 38 long
robes,
CLOVEN, in Acts 2, 3 parting asunder,
CLOUD, in 2 Pe, 2, 17 mist,
COAST, in Matt, 15, 21 ; t6, 13 part; Acts ig, i country ;
also in Acts 26, 20 ; in Matt, 2, 16 ; 8, 34 ; 15, 22, 3g,
Mark 5, 17 ; 7, 31, 31 ; 10, i. Acts 13, 50 border; inMatt,
4, 13 (omitted).
COLOUR, iu Acts 27, 30,
COMB, in Luke 24, 42 (o'mitted).
COME, in Matt, 18, ii ; 24, 48, Luke 7, 9, 20 ; g, 56
tarry; in Heb. it, is go; in Heb, 4, 16; 7, 25
draw ; Acts 24, 23 (omitted); in Mark 6, 33 run ;
Acts 21, 22 (omitted) ; i Co, 7, 5 be ; 14, 23 assemble ;
in Matt, 3, 13 go ; Rom. 15. 28 go on ; in John
5. 14 befall ; also in 2 Co. i. 8, 2 Ti. 3. 11, Acta g. 3
draw ; Heb. 11. 24 grow up ; in i Co. 16. 3 arrive ; in
Acts 27. t6 secure ; in Matt. 14. 2g ; 24. 17, Luke
10. 31 ; 17. 31, Rev. 12. 12 ; in John 3, 13 descend ; in
John 12, zo go; also iu Acts to, 4; 20, 11; Matt,
14, 32; in Acta 20, 18 set foot; in Mark 5, 18 enter ;
in John 21, g go out ; in Acts 21. 7 arrive ; also in
25, 13 ; 28, 13 ; in Acts 26, 7 attain ; alao iu Eph, 4, 13 ;
in Matt, 15, 11 proceed ; alao in Mark 7, 15, 20, 23 ;
in Luke 3, 7 go; in Luke 8, 4 reaort ; in John ii, 28
be here ; in Matt, 27, 62 gather ; alao in Mark 7, i,
Luke 22, 66, Acta 13. 44 ; 15, 6 ; 20, 7 ; in Luke 2, g
atand; also in Acts it, it ; 12, 7 ; in Eom, 3, 23 fall ;
in Luke 7, 16 take hold ; in Acts 24, 27 succeed ; in
Luke 8, 53 retum, alao in Acts zz, 17 ; in Acts 7, 45 in
their turn ; in 2 Co, 11, 28 press ; in John 12, 35 over
take, <&c, &c,
COME TO PASS, in Acts 2, 17, 21 ; 3, 23, Rom, 9. 26 be.
COMELINESS, in i Co. 7. 35 seemly ; alao iu 11, 13.
COMERS, in Heb, 10, i thera that draw nigh.
COMFORT, in Matt, 9, 22, Mark to, 49 cheer,
COMFOBT, in i Th. 2. 11 encourage ; also in 5. 14 ; in

1 Th, s, TT exhort ; in John 11. ig, 31 console; also
in verse 31.
COMFOR'ltESS, in John 14. 18 desolate,
COMING, in PhU, i, 26 presence ; in i Co, i, 7 revela
tion,
COMMAND, in Matt, 10, 5, Acts i, 4; 4, 18 ; 5, 28, 40 ;
TO, 42 ; 15, 5 ; 16, t8, I Th, 4, II cliarge ; i Co, 7, to
give charge; in Matt, 15, 4, Mark it, 6 said; in Acts
24, 23 give order; inMatt, 21, 6 appoint; in Mark
10, 49, 2 Co, 4, 6, Rev, 9, 4 say ; Luke 9, 54 bed ; in
Heb, 12, 20 enjoin ; in Acta 24, 8 (omitted).
COMMANDMENT, in Matt, 15, 6 word ; iu Acts 25, 23
command; in Matt, 15, g, Mark 7, 7, CoL 2, 22
precept ; in i Th, 4, z, i Ti, i, 5 charge ; in Acts
23, 30 charge ; Mark i2,'2g (omitted).
COMMIT, In Acta 28, 17, i John 3, 4, 8, 9 do ; in John
2, 24 trust ; Bora, 3, 2, t Co, 9, 17, GaL 2, 7, Titus i,
3 entrust ; in Bom, i, 32 ; 2, 2 practise ; iu John 5, 22
give ; in Acts 27, 40 leave ; in Blom, 2, 22 rob ; in Jude
15 work,
COSlMON (hall), in Matt, 27, 27 palace ; in Acts 5, 18
public ; in i Co, to, 13 to bear, [tually,
COMMONLY, in Matt, 28, 15 abroad ; in i Co, 5, i ac-
COMMOTION, in Luke 21, 9 tumults,
COMMUNICATE, iu GaL 2, 2 lay ; in PhU, 4, 14 have
fellowship,
COMMUNICATION, in Matt, 5, 37 speech ; in i Co, 15,
33 company ; in Col, 3, 8 speaking ; in Phil, 6 fellow-
COMPACTED, iu Eph, 4, 16 supplied, - [ship,
COMPANION, in Phil, 2, 15 fellow-worker ; in Heb. 10.
33 partaker ; also in Eev. i, 9.
COMPANY, in Luke 5, 25; 6, 17; 9, 38; it, 27; 12. 13,
John 6, 5 multitude ; iu Eev, iS, 17 mariners ; in
Luke 23, 27 multitude ; in Acts 10, 28 come ; in 17, 5
COMPABE, in Mark 4, 30 Uken, [a crowd,
COMPASS, in Acts 28, 13 circuit,
COMPASSION, in Matt, 18, 33, Mark 5, ig, Jude 22
mercy ; in Heb. i,^. 34 bear gently ; iu i Pe. 3. 8 com
passionate, [raake.
COMPEL, in Luke 14. 23 constrain ; Acts 26. 11 strive to
COMPLAINTS, in Acts 25. 7 charges. [assure.
COMPLETE, in Col. 2. to make full; in 4. 12 fuUy
COMPREHEND, in John i. 5, Eph. 3. t8 apprehend ; in
Rom. 13. g sura up.
-CONCERN, in Acts 28. 31 concerning.
CONCLUDE, in Rom. it. 32, Gal. 3. 22 shut up ; in Acts
21. 25 give judgraent ; in Rora. 3. 28 reckon.
CONCUPISCENCE, iu Rom. 7. 8 coveting ; CoL 3. 5
desire ; i Th. 4. 5 lust.
CONDEMN, iu Jas. 5. g judge ; also iu John 3. 17, 18 ;
Rom. 14. 22.
CONDEMNATION, in i Co. 11. 34; Jas. 3. i judgment;
also ia John 3. ig ; 5. 24 ; also in Jas. 5. 12.
CONDUCT, in i Co. 16. 11 aet foi-ward on a journey.
CONFESS, in Rom. 15. g give praise.
CONFIDENCE, in Acts 28. 31, Heb. 3. 6 ; to. 35, i John
2. 28 ; 3. 21 ; 5. 14 boldness ; in 2 Co. 7. 16 be of
good courage.
CONFIDENT, in 2 Co. 5. 6, 8 of good courage.
CONFIRM, in Heb. 6. 17 interpose.
CONFLICT, in CoL 2. 'i strive.
CONFORMABLE, in PhU. 3. 10 conformed.
CONFORMED, in Rom. 12. 2 fashioned.
CONFOUND, in i Co. i. 27, 27, i Pe. 2. 6 put to shame.
CONGREGATION, in Acts 13. 43 synagogue.
CONSCIENCE, in i Co. 8. 7 being used.
CONSECRATED, in Heb. 7. 28 perfected ; in 10. 20 dedi
cated.
CONSIDER, in Mark 6. 52 understand ; in John 11. 50
take account ; in Gal. 6. i look.
CONSOLATION, in Acts 4. 36 exhortation ; Rom. 15. 5 ;
also 2 Co. I. 5, 6, 7 ; 7. 7, 2 Th. 2. 16, Phm. 7 comfort ;
'Heb. 6. t8 encouragement.
CONSULT, in Luke 14. 31, John iz. 10 take counsel ;
in Matt. 26. 4 take counsel together.
CONSUME, in 2 Th. 2. 8 slay ; in Jas. 4. 3 spend.
CONTAIN, in i Co. 7. 9 have continency.
CONTEMFTIBLE, in 2 Co. 10. 10 of no account.
CONTENTION.in PMl.i. 16 faction; in i Th. 2. 2 conflict.
CONTENTIOUS, lu Rom. 2. 8 factious.
CONTINUAL, in Rom. 9. 2 unceasing.
CONTINUANCE, in Rom, 2, 7 patience.
CONTINUE, in John 2. 12; 8, 31 ; 15, g, i Ti, 2, 15, 2
Ti. 3. 14, Heb. 7. 24 ; 13. 14, i John 2. 24 abide ; alaa

EIGHT THOUSAND CHANGES OF THB BEVISED TESTAMENT.

in PhiL i. 25, 25 ; in Jas. 4. 13 spend; in John 11.
54, Acts 15. 35 tarry ; iu Acts 26. 22 stand ; iu t8. ii
-dwell ; in 20. 7 prolong.
C0NTRADICTION,inHeb 7.7dispute; 12. 3 gainsaying.
CONVENIENT, in Eph. 5. 4, Phm. 8 befitting ; in Rom.
I, 28 fitting ; in i Co, t6, 12 have opportunity,
CONVERSATION, in Gal, i, 13, Eph, 4, 22, iTi, 4, 12,
I Pe, I, 18; 3, 16 manner of life; also in Phil, i,
27 ; in Heb, 13, 7, Jas, 3, 13, 2 Pe, 2, 7 Ufe ; in i Pe,
2, 12; 3. I, 2 behaviour; in 2 Pe, 3^ n Uving; in 2
Co, I, 12 behave ; Eph, 2, 3 Uve ; in Phil, 3, 20 citizen
ship; in Heb, 13, 5 be free,
CONVERT, in Matt, 13, 15, Mark 4, 12, Luke 22, 32,
Acts 3. 19 ; 28, 27 turn again ; John iz, 40 turn ; also
in Matt, 18, 3.
CONVINCE, in Acts 18, 28 confute,
CORN, m Jolm iz, z4 grain,
CORRECT, in Heb, 12, 9 chasten,
CORRUPT, in Jude 10 destroy ; in Matt, 6, ig, 20 con
sume ; in Luke 12, 33 deatroy,
COERUFITBLE (not), in i Pe, 3. 4 incorruptible.
CORRUPTION, in 2 Pe, 2, 12 destroying; 2, lodefllement,
COSTLY, in John 12, 3 precious,
COUNCIL, in Matt, 12, 14 counsel,
COUNSEL, in Acts 5, 33 minded,
COUNSBLLOB, in Mark 15, 43, Luke 23, 50 counciUor,
COUNT, in Rom, 2, 26 ; 4, 3, s '. 9- 8 reckon ; in Mark it,
32 hold ; Acts 20, 24 hold of any account,
COUNTENANCE, in 2 Co, 3, 7 face ; in Matt, 28, 3 ap
pearance,
COUNTRY, in Acts 18, 23 region ; also in Matt, 14. 35,
Luke 3. 3 ; 4. 37 ; in Matt. 9. 31 ; Acts 7. 3 land ; in
Acts 4. 36 race.
COURSE, in Acts 21. 7 voyage ; in i Co. 14. 27 iu tiu^n ;
in z Th. 3. I run ; iu Jas. 3. 6 wheel.
COURTEOUS, in i Pe. 3. 8 tender-hearted.
COURTEOUSLY, in Acta 27. 3 kindly.
COUSIN, in Luke i. 36 kinswoman ; i. 58 kinsfolk.
COVENANT, in Matt. 26. 15 weigh.
COVET, in i Co. 12. 31 ; 14. 39 desire earnestly ; in i
TL 6. 10 reach after.
COVETOUS, Ul Luke 16. 14 ; 2 Ti. 3. 2 lover ot money ;
in 2 Pe. 2. 14 covetouaneas.
COVETOUSNESS, in Mark 7. 22 coveting ; 2 Co. 9. s
extortion ; in Heb. 13. 5 love of money.
CEAFT, in Mark 14. i aubtUty ; in Acts 18. 3 trade ;
also in 19. 27 ; in 19. 23 business.
CRAVE, in Mark 15. 43 aak for.
CREATURE, in Mark 16. 15, Rom. 8. 19, 20, 21, Col. 1. 15.
23 creation ; in Rev. 5. 13 created thing.
CREDITOR, in Luke 7. 41 lender.
CREEK, in Acta 27. 39 bay.
CRIME, in Acta 25. 16 matter laid against.
CROWN, in Rev. 12. 3 ; 13. i ; ig. 12 diadem.
CRY, in Acts 23. g clamour ; Bev. 14. t8 voice,
CRY, in Acts 21, 34 shout ; in Mark 15, 8 begin to ask ;
Eev, 14, 18 call ; in Luke 23, 21, Acta 22, 24 aliout ; in
, Mark 15, 37 utter,
CUESE, in Matt, 15, 4, Mark 7, 10 speak evU ; in John
7, 49 accursed,
.CUSTOM, in Matt, 17, 25 toU ; also in 9, 9,
CUT, in Mark 14, 6, 7, Xuke 22, 50 strike,
D.
DAILY, in Acts 2, 46, 47, Heb, 3, 13 ; 10, 11 day by day ;
. Acts 17, 17 every day ; also in 5, 42,
DAMAGE, in Acts 27, 10 loss ; also in 2 Co, 7, 9,
DAMN, in Mark 16. 16, Bom. 14. 23 condemn ; in 2 Th.
2. IZ judge.
DAMNABLE, in 2 Pe. 2. i destructive.
DAMNATION, iu Rom, 3, 8, i Ti, 5, 12 conderanation ;
Eom, 13, 2, I Co, IT, 29 judgraent; also inMatt, 23,
33 ; in Mark 3, 29 eternal sin ; in 2 Pe, 2, 3 destruction,
DAMSEL, in Matt. 5, 39, 40, 41, 41 chUd ; in Matt, 26,
65, John t8, 17, Acts 12, 13 ; 16, 16 maid.
PANGER, in Mark 3. 29 guilt^'.
DARE, in 2 Co, 10, 12 bold,
DARKEN, in Rom, 23, 45 light faUing,
DARKNESS, in Bev, 16, 10 be darkened,
DAUGHTER, in Mark 7, 30 child; also in i Pe. 3. 6.
DAY, in Luke 13. 31 hour ; in Mark 14. 30, Luke 4. zi ;
. 19. 9 to-day ; in Matt. 27. 62, John i. 29, 35, 43 ; 6.
, azj 12. 12 ; 14. 20; 21. 8; 25. 6, Acts 4. 3 morrow.

DEAD, in Heb, 9, 17 death ; in John 6, 4g, 58 ; it, 25,
Rom, 5, 15 ; 6, 2, 7, 8 ; 7, 2, 6, z Co, 5, 14, Gal, 2, ig,
21, Col, 2, 20; 3, 3 died ; also in 2 Ti, 2, n ; and in
I Pe, 2, 24,
DEADLY, in Rev, 13, 3, 12 death,
DEAL, in Luke i, 25 do ; in Acts 25, 24 make suit,
DEAR, in Eph, 5, i beloved; in Col, i, 13 love,
DEARTH, in Acts 7, 11 ; it, 28 famine,
DEATH, in Mark 14. i kiU,
DEBATE, in Rom, i, 29, 2 Co, 12, 20 strife,
DEBT, in Matt, t8, 30 what was due,
DECAY, in Heb, 8, 13 become old,
DECEITFUL, in Eph, 4, 22 deceit,
DECEIVABLENESS, in 2 Th, 2, 10 deceit,
DECEIVE, in Matt, 24, 4, 5, it, Mark 13, 5, 6, Luke 21,
8, John 7, 12, 47, I John 3, 7 lead astray ; in i Ti, 2,
14, i4beguile ; also in Rom, 7, ii ; 16, 18 ; and in Jas,
I, 22 delude,
DECEIVING, in 2 Pe, 2, 13 destroying,
DECLARATION, in Luke i, i narrative,
DECLARE, in Acta 10, 8 ; 15, 12, 14; 21, ig rehearse ; in
John 17, 26, I Co, 15, I, Col, 4, 7 make known ; in
Acts 15, 4 rehearse ; i John i, 5 announce ; in Acts
17, 23 set forth ; i Co, 2, i proclaim ; in Rom, 9, 17
pubUsh abroad; iu i Co, it, 17 give charge ; in i Co,
I, II signify ; in Rora, 3, 25, 26 shew ; in Acta 25, 14
lay before ; in Matt, 13, 36 explain ; in 2 Co, 3, 3
make manifeat ; also in Heb, 11, 14,
DECREE, in i Co, 7, 37 determine,
DEED, in Luke 11, 48, John 3, rg, 20, 21 ; 8. 41, Acta 7,
22 ; Rom, 2, 6 ; 3, 20, 28 ; 2 John 11 ; 3 John 10 ; Jude
15 ; Rev, 2, 6, 22 ; 16, 11 work ; in Col, 3, g doing ;
also in Jas, i, 25,
DEEM, in Acts 27, 27 surmise,
DEEP, in Luke 8, 31, Rom, to, 7 abyss,
DEFILE, in Rev, 21. 27 unclean ; in i Co, 3, 17 destroy ;
in I Ti, I, TO abuse, [wrong,
DEFRAUD, in 2 Co, 7, 2 take advantage of ; i Th, 4. 6
DEGREE, in i Ti, 3, 13 standing,
DELAY, in Matt, 24. 48 tarry,
DELICACIES, in Rev, 18, 3 wantonness,
DELICIOUSLY, iu Rev, 18, 7 wanton ; t8, g wantonly,
DELIVER, in 2 Pe, 2, 4 commit ; in Luke 7, 15 ; 9, 13 ;
Acts 7, 25 ; Rev, 20, 13 give ; ui Luke 12, 58 be quit
of ; in Acta 25, it, 16 give up ; also in Acts 27. 58 ;
in Acta 7, 25 deliverance ; in Rom, 7, 6 discharge,
DELIVERANCE, in Luke 4, 18 release,
DELUSION, in 2 Th, 2. II error,
DEMAND, in Matt, 2, 4, Acta 21, 33 enquire ; in Luke
3, 14 ; 17, 20 ask.
DEN, in Heb. ii. 38, Rev, 6, 15 cave.
DENY, in Luke 20. 27 say not.
DEPART, in Matt. 9. 31 ; lo. 14 ; 17. 18, Mark 7. 31 ; 9.
30, Luke 8. 35, 38, John 4. 33, Acts 11. 25 ; 14. 20 ;
15. 40 ; 17. 33 go forth or out ; in Luke 4. 42 ; 12. 59 ;
Acts t6. 36 come out or forth ; Acts t6. 39 go away ;
also in Matt. 14. 16, Mark 6. 32, John 5. 15 ; in Mark
5. 20 go one's way; Rev. t8. 14 go; also perish; in
Acts 15. 38 withdraw ; i Ti. 4. i, Heb. 3. 13 fall away ;
iu Matt. 2. 20 ; IT. 7 ; 24. T go one's way ; in Luke 4.
42 ; 13. 31 ; John 16. 7 ; 2 Ti. 4. 10 go ; in Matt. 4. 12 ;
14. 13 ; IS. 21 ; John 6. 15 withdrew ; in Phm. is part ;
in Matt. 20. 29 go, out ; in Mark 6. it go forth ; in
Acts 23. 22 go ; in Acts 27. 12 put to sea ; 28. to sail ;
28. TI set aaU ; iu Mark 6. 33, Jas. 2. 16 go ; in Matt.
9. 27 pass by ; in Acts 15. 39 part asunder ; Rev. 6.
14 remove ; in Luke 9. 33 part ; ui Acts 13. 4 go down;
in Acts 13. 14 pass through, &c., &c.
DEPARTING, in Heb. ii. 22 departure.
DEPTH, in Mark 4. 5 deepness ; Rev. 2. 24 deep things.
DEPUTY, in Acta 13. 7 ; 13. 8, 12 ; ig. 38 pro-conaul ;
also in 18. 12.
DERIDE, in Luke 16. 14 ; 23. 35 scoff at.
DESCEND, in Mark 15. 32, Acts 24. i. Rev. 21. to come
down ; alao in Jas. 3. 15.
DESCENT, in Heb. 7. 3 genealogy.
DESCRIBE, in Rom. 4. 6pronounce ; in Rom. to. s write.
DESERT, in Matt. 24. 26 ; John 6. 31 wilderness.
DESIRE, in 2 Co. 7. 7, 11 longing; also in Rom. 15. 23.
DESIRE, in Matt. 20. 20 ; Mark 10. 35 ; 11. 25 ; 15. 6, 8,
Luke 23. 25, Acta 3. 14 ; 7. 46 ; 9. z ; 12. 20 ; 13. 21,
28 ; 25. 3, IS ; Eph. 3. 13 ; Col. 1.9; i John 5-15 »sk ;
in Mark 9. 35 would ; in Gal. 4. 20 wish ; in Malt. 18.
32, Acts 8. 31 ; ig. 31- i Co. -6. 12 beseech ; Acts g.

ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO

gl

38; 28. 14 entreat; iu 2 Co. 8. 6; 12. 18 exhort; in
Luke 14. 32; John 12.21; Acta 16. 3g ; 18. 20; 23.
20 aak ; in 2 Co. 5. 2, i Th. 3. 6, 2 Ti. i. 4, i Pe. 2.
2 long; in Matt. 12.46,47; Luke g. 9 seek; also iu
Acts 13. 7, Phil. 4. 17, 17 ; in Jas. 4. 2 covet ; in i Ti.
3. I seek; in Matt. 16. i ask; also in Luke 22. 31.
DESIROUS, in 2 Co. 11. 32 in order; in Gal. 5. 26
(omitted).
DESPISE, in Luke 28. ig, Rom. 14. 3 aet at nought; in
Luke TO. t6 reject (four times); also in i Th. 4. 8; in
Heb. TO. 28, Jude 8 set at nought; in Acts ig. 27
make of no account ; in i Co. 4. 10 have dishonour;
lu Heb. 12. 5 regard Ughtly.
DESPISER, in 2 Ti. 3. 3 no lover.
DESPITEFUL, in Rom. i. 30 insolent.
V DESPITEFULLY, in Acts 14. 5 shamefully,- ¦ 1
DESTITUTE, in i Ti. 6. 5 bereft ; in Jasi 2, 13 in lack,
DESTROY,in i Co, 10, 9, to perish; in Rom, 14. 2oover-
throw ; in Rora, 6, 6 to do away ; i Co, 6, 13, 2 Th,
2, 8, Heb, 2, 14 bring to nought ; i Co, 15, 26 abolish ;
iu Acts 9, 21, GaL i, 23 make havoc; in Acta 19, 27
depoae,
DESTRUCTION, in PhU, 3, 19 perdition ; in z Co, to, 8 ;
13, TO caatiug down,
DETERMINE, in Acts 4, 28 foreordain ; in Acts i§, z
appoint ; in Acts 15. 37 be minded ; in Acts in. 39 be
DEVOTION, in Acts 17. 23 object of worship, [settled.
DIE, in Luke 7. 2 death; Heb. it. 22 be nigh one'a end;
in Acts 25. 1 6 give up.
DIFFERENCE, in Rom. 3. 22 ; 10. 12 distinction ; also in
Acta 15. g; in i Co. 12. 5 diveraity.
DILIGENCE, in 2 Co. 8. 7 earnestness.
DILIGENT, in 2 Co. 8. 22, 22 earnest ; in Titus 3. 12,
2 Pe. 3. T^give diUgence.
DILIGENTLY, in Matt. 2. 8, Acta 18. 23 carefully.
DIMINISHING, in Rom. it. tz loss.
DINE, in John zi. 12, 15 break one's faat.
DIP, in Rev. ig. 13 sprinkle.
DISALLOW, in i Pe. 2. 4, 7 reject.
DISANNUL, in Gal. 3. 15 make void.
DISCERN, in Luke 12. 56, 36 interpret ; in i Co. 12. 10
discerning ; in i Co. 2. 14 judge.
DISCIPLE, in Acts i. 15 brother.
DISCOVER, in Acts 21.3 come in sight of ; iu Acts 27.
39 perceive.
DISCREET, in Titus 2. 5 sober-minded.
"DISEASED, in Matt. 14. 35 sick ; also John 6. 2.
DISHONESTY, in 2 Co. 4. 2 shame. [unruly.
DISOBEDIENT, in i Pe. 2. 7 disbelieve ; in Titus i. 9
DISPENSATION, in i Co. g. 17 stewardship.
DISPERSE, in Acts 5. 37 scatter abroad ; also in 2 Co.
g. g ; in John 7. 25 dispersion.
DISPLEASE, in Matt. 21. 15, Mark to. 14, 41 moved
¦with indignation.
DISPOSE, in Acts 18. 27 minded.
DISPOSITION, in Acta 7. 53 ordained.
DISPUTATION, in Acts 15. 2 questioning.
DISPUTE, in Acts 17. 17 reason ; alao in ig. 8, 9, Mark
g. 33.
DISPUTING, iu Acts 15. 7 questioning ; in i Ti. 6. 5
wrangling.
DISSIMULATION, in Rom. 12. g without hypocrisy.
DISTRESS, in Rom. 8. 35 anguish; in 2 Co. 4. 8
DISTRIBUTE, in 2 Co. 10. 3 apportioned ; in Rom. 12.
13 communicate.
DISTRIBUTION, in 2 Co. g. 13 contribution.
DITCH, in Mait. 15. 14 ; Luke 6. 3g pit.
DIVERS, in Heb. 2. 4, Jas. i. 2 manifold ; in Mark 8. 3,
Acts ig. 9 some.
DIVERSITIES, in i Co. 12. 28 divers kinds.
DIVIDE, in Matt. 25. 32 separated ; in Acts 13. ig give ;
iu 2 Ti. 2. 15 handle aright.
DIVORCED, in Matt. 5. 32 put away.
DO, iu Matt. I. 22 ; 21. 4 ; 26. 56 ; 28. 11 ; Mark 5. 14 ;
Lulce 8. 34, 35; 24. 21, John ig. 36, Acts 4. 28, Rev.
21. 6; 22. 6 coine to pass; Mark i. 4 come; 13. 30
accomplish; Acts 8. 13 wrought; in Acts 17. 7 act;
Rom. I. 32; 2. I, 3 ; 7. 15, 19 practise; in 2 Co. 3. 7,
II pass ; in Rom. 2.10 work ; also in Col. 3. 23 ; in
John 16. 2 offer; in Luke 13. 32 perforra; in Acts 15.
qg fare ; in Phil. 2. 13 work.
DOCTRINE, in Matt. 7. 28; 16. 12; 22. 33, Mark i. 27,
32; 4. 2; IT. 18; 12. 38, Luke 4. 32, John 7. 16, 17;

t8. ig. Acts 2. 42; 5. 28; 13. 12; 17. 19, Bora. 6. 17,
T Co. 14. 6, 26, I Ti. 4. 2, Heb. 6. 2 ; 13. 9, 9, g, 10,
Eev. 2. 14, 15, 24 teaching; also in i 'Ii. 4. 13 ; 4. 16;
5. 17, 2 TL 3. TO, 16 ; in Heb. 6. i flrst principle,
DOING, in Matt. 21. 42 (omitted).
DOMINION, in 2 Co. i. 24 have lordship.
DOUBT, in Acts it. 12 make distinction ; in 25. zo be
perplexed ; also in 5. 24; 10. 17 ; in John 10. 24 hold
in suapenae ; in i TL 2. 8 disputing.
DOUBT (no), in Luke it. 20 then ; in i Co. 9. 10 yea ; in
Acts 2. 12 be perplexed ; also in GaL 4. 20.
DOUBTLESS, in i Co. o. 2 at least ; in 2 Co. 12. i though ;
in PhU. 3. 8 yea verily.
DBAW (near), in Jas. 5. 8 at hand ; in Heb. 10. 38
shrink back ; also in to. 39 ; in Acts t6. ig drag ;
also in Jas. 2.6; also in Acts 14. ig ; 17. 6 ; in Acts
ig. 33 bring; in Mark 6. 53 moor to the shore.
DBBA.MEB, in Jude 8 dreaming.
DBESS, in Heb. 6. 7 tiU.
DBESSEE, in Luke 13. 7 vinedresser.
DEINKj'in Luke 14. 17 drinking.
DEIVE, in John 2. 15 cast ; in Acta 7. 45 thrust, [up.
DEOWN, in Matt. 18. 6 sink ; in Heb. it. 2g swallow
DRUNK, in Eph. 5. 18 drunken; also in Rev. 17. 2.
DRY, in Matt. 12. 43, Luke it. 24 waterless.
DBIED, in Mark 11. 20 without.
DUE, in I Ti. 2. 6 its own, Titus i. 3 hia own.
DUMB, in Luke i. 20 silent.
DUBETH, in Matt. 13. 21 endureth.
DUTY, in Bom. 15. 27 owe.
DWELL, in John I. 38, 3g; 6. 56; 14. 10, 17, Acta 26.
t6, 30, I John 3. 17, 24 ; 4. 12, 13, is, t6 ; 2 John 2
abide ¦• in Bev. 7. 15 spread a tabernacle.

EACH, in 2 Th. i. 3 one another. [dawn.
EABLY, in Acts 5. 21 about daybreak ; iu 24. i at early
EARTH, in Luke 23. 44, Heb. 6. 7 land. Rev. 16. 14
world ; also in Luke 21. 26.
EARTHLY, iu John 3. 31 of the earth.
EAST, in Rev. 7. 2 ; t6. 12 sunrising.
EASTER, in Acts 12. 4 pasaover.
EAT, in Acts 23. 14 taste ; in Acts 2. 46 take food.
EDIFICATION, in Rom. 15. 2 edifying; 2 Co. 10. 8;
13. TO building up
EDIFY, in i Th. 3. 11 buUd up ; also in Eph. 4. 12, 16 ;
in I Ti. T. 4 dispensation.
EFFECT (make of none), in Gal. 5. 4 severed; in Matt.
15. 6, Mark 7. 13 make void ; also in i Co. i. 17 ; in
Rom. g. 6 come to nought.
EFFECTUAL, iu 2 Co. i. 6 worketh ; Jas. 5. t6 work
ing ; also in Eph. 3. 7 ; 4. 16.
EFFECTUALLY, in Gal. 2. 8, i Th. 2. 13 (omitted).
ELEMENTS, in Gal. 4. 3, 9 rudiments.
ELOQUENT, in Acts 18. 24 learned.
EMULATION, in Rom. 1 1. 24 jealousy ; also in GaL 5. zo.
END, in Luke zz. 37 fulfilment; in i Pe. 1. 13 perfectly;
in Acta 13. 47 utterraoat part ; z Pe. z. 20 last atate ;
in Heb. 6. 16 final ; in .Heb. 13. 7 issue ; in Matt. 28. i
late.
ENDED, in Luke 4. -z, 13, Acts 21. 27 corapleted ; in
John 13. 2 during.
ENDEA"VOUR, in Eph. 4. 3, 2 Pe. i. 15 give diligence ;
in Acts t6. to seek. ¦
ENDUED, ill Luke 24. 49 clothed ; in Jas. 3. 13 wise
in understanding.
ENDURE, in John 6. 27, Heb. '10. 34, i Pe. i. 25 abide.
ENGRAFTED, in Jas. i. 21 iraplanted.
ENLARGE, in 2 Co. 10. 15 magnify.
ENQUIRE, in John 16. ig, Acta g. 11 inquire ; in i Pe.
T. 10 seek ; alao in Acta 19. 39 ; in Luke 22. 23
queatiou ; in Matt. 2. 7, t6 learn ; in John 4. 52,
Acts 23. 20 inquire ; in Acts 23. 15 judge ; iu Matt.
TO. IT search out.
ENQUIRY, in Acts 10. 17 inquiry.
ENSAMPLE, in i Co. to. it example , also in 2 Pe. ^. 6.
ENSUE, iu I Pe. 3. 11 pursue.
ENTANGLE, in Matt. 22. 15 ensnare.
ENTER, in Luke 7. 6 come ; 2 John 7 go forth ; in Mark
I. 20 come ; Acts 18. 7 go ; in Bom. 5. zo come in ; in
Matt. 15. 17, Mark 5. 40; 7. 15, ^8, 19 go ; in Acta 27. z
embark ; in Acts 21. 26 go.

EIGHT THOUSAND CHANGES OF THB EEVISED TESTAMENT.

ENTERTAIN, in Heb. 13. 2 shew love to
ENTICING, in i Co. 2. 4 persuasive ; iii Col 2 d ner-
ENTRANCB^ in i Th. 2. i entering. [suasiveness
ENTREAT, in Luke zo. tt handle ; in Acts 27 3 treat '
T;NVY,in Jas. 4. 5 envying; in Acts 7. 9; 17. 5 jealous-v'
also in Acts 13, 4, 5, •"
ENVYING, in Rom, 13, 13, i Co, 3, 3, 2 Co, 12, 20, Jaa
3, 14, 16 jealousy,
EPISTLE, in Acts 23. 33 letter.
EQ'B'AL, in Phil. 2. 6 on an equality.
ERR, in I Ti. 6. to be led astray.
ESCAPE, in John 10. 3g go forth.
ESCHEW, iu I Pe. 3. 11 turn away.
ESPOUSE, in Matt. i. 18, Luke i. 27 ; 2. 5 betroth.
ESTABLISH, in Acts t6. 5 strengthen; in Heb. 8. 6
enact; in 13. 9 establish.
ESTATE, in Matt. 6. 21 raen ; in Rom. 12. t6 (omitted) ;
in Jude 6 principality.
ESTEEM, in Phil. 2. 3 count ; Heb. 11. 26 account ; also
in Rom. 14. 14 ; alao in i Co. 6. 4 ; iu Luke 16. 15
ETERNAL, in Rom. i. 20 everlasting. [exalt.
EVEN, in John 6. t6 evening ; also iu Mark ii. ig.
B'yERLASTING, in Matt. 18. 8; ig. 2g; 25.41,46, Luke
16. 9 ; 18. 30, John 3. 16, 36 ; 4. 14 ; 5. 24 ; 6. 27, 40,
47 ; 12. so, Acts 13. 46, Rom. t6. 22, 26, Gal. 6. 8,
2 Til. I. 9; 2. 16, I Ti. I. t6 ; 6. 16, Heb. 13. 20, 2
Pe. I. II, Eev. 14. 6 eternal.
EVEEMOEE, in i Th. 5, 16 alway,
B'VIDENCB, in Heb, 11, i proving,
EVIDENTLY, in Acts 10, 3 openly ; also in Gal, 3, i,
EVIL, in ^ Eom, 9, 11 bad; in Mark 3, 4, Luke 6, g
harm ; in John 3, 20 ; 5, 29 ill ; in Jas, 3, 16 vUe ; in
Acts 24. 20 wrongdoing,
EVILDOEE, in 2 Ti, 2, 9 malefactor,
EXACT, in Luke 3, 13 extort,
EXALT, in Jas, i, 9 high estate,
EXAMINE, in i Co, ii, 28 prove ; in 2 Co, 13, 5 try,
EXAMPLE, in Heb, 8, 5 copy ; in i Ti, 4, 12 ensample,
EXCEEDING, in 2 Co, 4. 17 more exceedingly ; in 2 Co.
7. 4 overflow.
EXCEL, in i Co. 14. 12 abound ; in 2 Co. 3. 10 surpass.
EXCELLENCY, iu 2 Co. 4. 7 exceeding greatness.
EXCESS, iu Eph. 5.^8 riot.
EXCHANGEES, in Matt. 25. 27 bankers.
EXECUTIONEE, in Mark 6. 27 soldier of the guard.
EXHOET, in 2 Co. 9. 5 intreat ; in Acts 18. 27 encourage.
EXHOETATION, in Rom. 12. 8 exhorting.
EXPEL, in Acta 13. 50 osst out.
EXPERIENCE, in Rom. 5. 4 probation.
EXPERIMENT, in 2 Co. 9. 13 proving.
EXPIEED, in Acts 7. 30 fulfilled ; in Rev. 20. 7 finished.
EXPOUND, in Luke 24. 27 interpret.
EXPEESS, in Heb, i, 3 very.

F.
FAIL, in I Co. 13, 8 be dose away ; in Heb, 12, 15 fall
short.
Faint, m Matt, g, 36 be distressed ; in Rev, 2, 3 grow
weary,
FAITH, in Acts 6, 8 grace ; Gal, 5, 22 faithfulness ; in
Rom, 10, 17 belief ; in Heb, to, 23 hope,
FAITHFUL, in r Ti, 6, 2, Titus i, 6 believing,
FAITHFULLY, in 3 John 5 faithful work,
FALL, in Luke 2, 34 falling,
FALL, in Acts 27, 34 perish ; in 27, 17, 29 be cast ; in
27, 41 light upou ; in Rev, t6, 21 come down; iu 16,
2 became _; in Acts zo, 9 be borne down ; in Pe, i, 10
FALLING, iu Jude 24 stumbling, [stumble,
FAME, in Matt, 4, 24 ; 14, i, Mark i, 28 report ; also
in Luke 5, 15 ; in 4, 37 rumour,
FAREWELL, iu Acta 23. 30 (omitted).
FASHION, in Acts 7, 44 figure,
FASHIONED, in PhU, 3, 21 conformed,
FAST, in Acts to, 30 (omitted).
FASTING, in Matt, 17, 21, i Co, 7, 5 (omitted).
FATHER, in Rom, 4, i forefather ; John 5, 30 ; 6, 39 ;
8, 29, Acts 3, 22, Col, 2, 2, T John 5, 7 (omitted).
FAULT, in "^Ia^k 7, 2 (omitted) ; in John 18, 38 crime ;
in I Co, 6, 7 defect ; in Gal, 6, i trespass ; James 5,
16 Bin ; also in i Pe, 2, 20 ; in Rev, 14, 5 blemish,
FAULTLESS, in Jude 24 without blemish,
FEAE, in Heb, 11, 28 awe; in 2 Ti, i, 7 fearfulness.

I (to), iu Matt, 10, 28, Luke 2, to ; 9, 45 be afraid,
IFUL, in Luke 21, it terror.

PEAB( FBAEFl
FEAST, in Luke 23, 17, Acts 18, 11 (omitted).
FEEBLE, in Heb, 12, 12 palsied,
FEEBLE-MINDED, in i Th, 5, 14 faint-hearted,
FEED, in Luke 7, 7 keep sheep ; John 21, t6, t Pe, 5, 2
tend; Rev, 7, 17 be shepherd ; in Eev, 12, 6 nourish,
FEEL, in Acts 28, 5 take, [worker,
FELLOW-HBLPEE, in 2 Co. 8. 23, 3 John 8 fellow-
FELLOW-LABOUBER, in PhU. 4. 3, Phm. i, 24 fellow-
worker ; I Th. 3. 2 minister.
FELLOWSHIP, in Eph. 3. g dispensation ; in i Co. 10.
FEEVENT, in 2 Co. 7. 7 zeaL [20 communion.
PBBVENTLY, iu Coi. 4. 12 striving.
FETCH, in Acts 16. 37 bring out.
FEW, in Matt. 20. 16 (omitted).
FIELD, in Luke 17. 36 (emitted).
FIEECE, in Luke 23. 5 urgent ; in Jamea 3. 4 rough.
PIEEY, in Heb. to. 27 of fire.
FaGHT, in Heb. 10. 32 conflict ; iu it. 34 war.
FIGHT (to)^ in Rev. 2. t6 make war ; 12. 7 war ; in Acts
23. g(omitted).
FIQUBE, in Heb. 9. 24 pattem ; i Pe. 3. 21 a true like
ness; in Heb. g. 9 ; ii. ig parable.
FILL, in Rom. 15. 24 satisfy ; in Rev. 15. 1 finish ; in
18. 6 mingle.
FILTHINESS, in 2 Co. 7. . defilement ; in Rev. 17. 4
unclean things.
FILTHY, in 2 Pe. 2. 7 lascivious life.
FIND, in Rom. 7. t8 (omitted) ; iu Eom. n. 33 trace.
FINISH, in John 4. 34; 5.36; 17.4, Acts 20. 24 accom
plish ; in 2 Co. 8. 6 complete ; also in Luke 14. 28 ; in
Jas. I. 15 full-grown.
FINISHER, in Heb. 12. 2 perlecter.
FIEE, in Mark 14. 54, Luke 22. 56 Ught of the flre.
FIEST, in John 5. 4 (omitted) ; i Ti. i. 16 as chief ; in
Eph. 4. g (omitted) ; in Heb. 4. 6 before ; iu Acts 26. 4
beginning ; in Jude 6 principality ; in 2 Co. 8. 12
(oTnitted).
FIBST-BEGOTTEN, in Heb. i. 6, Eev. ... 5 first-born.
FISHEB, in John 21. 7 (omitted.)
FLEE, in Acts t6. 27 escape.
FLESH, in Acts 2. 30, Eph. 5. 3c (omitted).
FLESHLY, in 2 Co. 3. 3 of fiesh.
FLOOD, in Bev. 12. 15, 16 river.
FLOUBISH, in PhU. 4. 10 revive.
FOE; in Acts 2. 35 enemies.
FOLD, in John to. t6 flock.
POLD (to), in Heb. i. 12 roll up.
FOLLOW, in 2 Th. 3. 7, g, Heb. 13. 7, 3 John it imitate ;
in Matt. 4. ig come after ; In Acta 21. i next ; in Matt.
27. 62 after.
FOLLOWBB, in i Co. 4. 16, Eph. 5. i, i Th. i. 6 ; 2. 14,
Heb. 6. 12 imitator; also in Phil. 3. 17 ; in i Pe. 3. 13
zealous.
FOLLY, in 2 Co. ii. i foolishness.
FOOL, in Luke it. 40 ; 12. 20, i Co. 15. 36, 2 Co. it. 16,
t6, ig; 12. 6, IT foolish one ; also in Luke 24. 25 ; in
2 Co. IT. 23 beside oneself ; in Eph. 5. 15 unwise.
FOOLISH, in Bom. i. zi senselesa ; 10. 19 void of under
standing.
FOOLISHLY, in z Co. 11. 17, 21 fooUshness.
FOOT, in Matt. 18. 29 (omitted).
FOOTSTOOL, in Matt. 22. 44 underneath thy feet.
FOEASMUCH, in Acts it. 17 if ; iu i Co. 14. 12 ; Heb.
2. 14 since.
FOEBID, in Luke 6. 29 withhold ; 2 Pe. 2. 16 stay ; in
Matt. 3. 14 hinder.
FOEEIGNEB, in Eph. 2. ig sojourner.
FOEEOEDAINED, in i Pe. i. 20 foreknown.
FOBBPAET, in Acts 27. 41 foreship.
FOBETELL, in Mark 13. 23 tell beforehand ; in Acta 3.
24 tell ; in 2 Co. 13. 2 say beforehand.
FOEEWABN, in Luke 12. 5 warn.
FORGETFUL, in Heb. 13. 2 forget ; also in Jas. 1. 25.
FORGIVE, in Luke 6. 37 release.
FORGIVENESS, in Acts 5. 31 ; 13. 38 ; 26. t8 remission.
FORM, in 2 Ti. 1. 13 pattern.
FORMER, in Rev. 21. 4 flrst.
FORNICATION, iu Rom. i. 3g (omitted).
FORSAKE, in "Matt. 19. 27, 29 ; 26. 56 leave ; also in
Mark i. t8, Luke 5. it ; in Luke 14. 33 renounce.
FORSOMUCH, in Luke 19. g forasmuch.
FORTH, in John 19. 4, 4, s, 13 out.

8

ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO

FORTHWITH, in Matt. 13. 5 ; 26. 4g, Mark. i. 29, 43,
Acts 12. to; 21. 30 straightway ; also iu John ig. 34,
Acts g. 18 ; in Mark 5. 13 (omitted).
FORWARD, in 2 Co. 8. 10 ^vUl ; iu GaL 2. 10 be zealous ;
in 2 Co. 8. 17 very earnest.
FORWARDNESS, in 2 Co. 8. 8 earnestness ; in g. 2
FOUL, in Mark g. 25, Rev. 18. 2 unclean, [jeadineas.
FOUNTAIN, in Jas. 3. 12 (omitted).
FOUR, in Rev. g. 13 (omitted).
FOWL, in Matt. 6. 26 ; 13. 4, Mark 4. 4, 32, Luke 8. 5 ;
12. 24; 13. ig. Acts 10. 12; II. 6 bird; also in Rev.
ig. 17, 21.
FRAGMENT, in Matt. 14. 20, Mark 6. 43 ; 8. 19, 20,
Luke g. 17, John 6. 13 broken piece.
FREE, in Gal. 4.31 f reewoman ; Col. 3. 1 1 freeman ;
in Rora. 6. 7 justified.
FREEDOM, in Acts 22. 28 citizenship.
FREEMAN, i Co. 7. 22 freedman.
FEEQUENT, in 2 Co. 11. 23 abundantly.
FBESH, in Jas. 3. 12 sweet.
FEUIT, in Luke 12. t8 corn.
FRUITFUL, in Col. i. to beariug fruit.
FEUSTEATE, in GaL 2. 21 make void.
FULFIL, in Mark 15. 28 (omitted) ; in Rev. 15. 8 ; 20. 3
finish ; Rev. 17. 17 accompUsh ; also in Mark 13. 4 ;
also in John 19. z8 ; also in Matt. 5. t8 ; in Acts 13.
22, Eph. 2. 3, Eev. 17. 17 do.
FULL, in Acts 19. 28 filled ; in John 7. 8 ; 15. 11 ; 16.
24 fulfilled ; Acta 7. 23 well-nigh ; Phih 4. 18 filled ;
in Mark 8. 20 basketfuls ; in Luke i. 57 fulfilled ; iu
Eev. 21. 5 laden ; in Acts 2. 13 filled ; also in i Co. 4.
8 ; in Mark 4. 37 fllUiig. [space.
PUBTHER, in Acts 21. 28 moreover; in 27. 28 after a
FURTHERANCE, in PhU. i. 12, 25 progress.
FURTHERMORE, iu i Th. 4. i flnally.

G.
GAIN, in Acta ig. 24 business.
GAIN (to), in Acta 27. 21 get ; iu Luke 19. 18 raake ; in
19. t6 make raore.
GARMENT, in Mark 13. 16, Luke 22. 36 cloke; in
Mark 16. s_ robe.
GAENISH, in Bev. 21. ig adorn.
GAEEISON, in 2 Co. 11. 32 guard.
GATHEE, in Luke 8. 4 come ; in Eph. i. 10 sum up.
GATHEEING, in i Co. t6. 2 coUection.
GAY, in Jas. 2. 3 fine.
GAZING, in Acts i. 11 looking.
GENDER, in Gal. 4. 24 bear chUdren.
GENERATION, in Matt. 3. 7 ; 23. 33 offspring ; in i
Pe. 2. 9 race.
GENTILE, in Acts 7. 45, t Ti. 3. t6. Rev. 11. 2 nation ;
Acts 13. 42, 2 Ti. I. TI (om-etted) ; in John 7. 35, Rom.
2. Q, TO ; 3. 9. T Co. TO. 32 ;¦ 12. 13 Greek.
GENTLENESS, in Gal. 5. 22 kindness.
GET, in Matt. 14. 22 enter ; in Acts 21. 3 part.
GHOST, in Matt. 12. 31, 32 ; 27. 50, Mark 3. 29 ; 12. 36 ;
Luke 2. 25, z6 ; 12. 10, 12, John 7. 39 ; 14. 26 ; i Co. 2.
13 ; 12. 3', Jude 20 apirit ; i John 5. 7 (omitted).
GIFT, in 2 Co. 8. 4 grace ; in Matt. 15. 5 is given ; in
Luke 21. s offering ; in Jas. i. 17 boon.
GIVE, in 2 TL i. t6. grant ; Mark 15. 23 offer ; in Matt.
20. 8 pay ; Luke 16. 2, Rev. 22. 12 render ; in Luke 7.
21 bestow ; Acts 27. 24, GaL 3. 18, PhiL i. 29, Phm.
22 grant ; in Col. 4. i render ; in Mark 13. 45, 2 Pe.
I. 3, 4 grant ; in 2 Pe. i. 5 add on your part ; in John
10. IT lay down ; in i Ti. 5. 7 command ; 6. 13
charge ; in i John 5. 10 bear ; in i Pe. 4. 11 supply ;
in Acts 6. 4 continue steadfastly ; in Titus 2. 3 enslave.
GLAD, in Rom. 16. 19, i Co. t6. 17, 2 Co. 13. 9, i Pe.
4. 13, Rev. g. 7 rejoice ; also in Acts 2. 26 ; in Luke i.
ig ; 8. I, Acts 13. 32, Rom. to. 15 bring good tidings.
GLADLY, in Acts 2. 41 (omitted).
GLADNESS, in Mark 4. 16, Acts 12. 14, PhU. 2. 29 joy.
GLASS, in i Co. 13. 12, .las. i. 23 mirror ; in Rev. 4. 6 ;
15. 2, 2 glassy ; in 2 Co. 3. 18 mirror.
GLISTERING, in Luke g. 29 dazzUng.
GLORIFY, in i Pe. 4. 14 (omitted).
GLORIOUS, in Rom. 8. 21, 2 Co. 3. 7, 8, 11, 11 ; 4. 4,
Phil. 3. 21, CoL I. II, I Ti. I. IT, Titus 2. 13 glory.
GLORY, in Matt. 6. 13 (omitted) ; in 2 Co. 3. 10 made
glorious.

GLORY, in Eom. 5. 3 rejoice ; 2 Co. 12. 11 (omitted).
GNASH, in Mark 9. 18 grind.
GO, in Matt. 28. 9 (omitted); Mark 16. 12, Luke 17. 11
on the way; Acts 26. 12 journey; in Matt. 17. 21
(omitted) ; Rev. i. 16 ; ig. 15 proceed ; in ,Iohn zi.
;, Acta 4. 23 ; 28. 14 come ; in Matt. 14. 14 ; 25. 6,
.uke 6. 19 ; 8. 27 ; Rev. 6. a, 4 ; 20. 8 come forth ;

iu

in Mark 5. 13, Luke 8. 33 come out ; Mark s. 1+
" - o, tu'

come ; Luke 9. 5 depart ; also in Matt. 28. lo, Luke
8. 31, John II. 54, Acts 9. 17 ; iu Matt. 7. i
25 ; 15, IT ; 21. 12 ; 23. 13, 13 ; 26. 58 ; 27. 53,

8. 31, John II. 54, Acts 9. 17 ; iu Matt. 7. 13 ; 9.
25 ; 15, II ; 21. 12 ; 23. 13, 13 ; 26. 58 ; 27. 53, Mark
2. 26; 8. 26; II. 15; 14. 14, Luke I. 9; 4. T&; 6. 4;

7. 36 ; 8. 51, John t8. 28 ; 20. 5, 6, 8, Acts g. 6; 14.
I enter ; in John 4, 4 pass ; 8. 59 ; Acts 11. 22
(omitted) ; in Mark 14. 45, Luke 10. 34 corae ; in
.Iohn 6. 22 ; 18. 15 enter ; in Luke 17. 7 come ; in
Heb. 7. 18 foregoing ; in John 5. 4 (omitted); in
Matt. 13. 2 enter ; in i Th. 4. 6 transgress; in Luke
22. 68 (omitted) ; Luke 23. 22, John ig. 12, Acts 3.
13 release ; Acts 15. 33 dismiss ; 28. 18 set at Uberty ;
in John 17. ig, 20, Acts 21. 31, Rom. 10. 3 seek ; in
Matt. 14. 34 cross; in 15. 17 pasa; in Mark 12. 38
walk ; in Luke 9. 10 withdraw ; also in Acts 26. 31 ;
in Acts 15.- 36 return ; in Acts 24. 6 easay ; also in 26.
21 ; in Rom. 3. 12 turn ; in Heb. 6. i press on ; in
Acts 23. t6 come.
GOD, iu Matt. tq. 17, Mark 12. 32, Rev. 21. 4 [omitted);
iu Rom. 14. 4tne Lord ; iu i Ti. 3. t6 he who; in R«v.
20. 12 the throne ; in Acts ig. 20 the Lord ; in i Co.
4. 8, 2 Co. II. I would,
GODHEAD, in Rom, i, 20 divinity,
GODLY, in 2 Co, i, 12 ; i Ti, i, 4 ; 3 John 6 of God ; in
Heb, IT, 28 awe,
GOOD, in Titus 2. 5 kind ; in Matt. 5. 44 (omitted); in
Acts 18. 18 many ; in Matt. 19. to expedient,
GOODLY, in Jas, 2, 2 flue ; Rev, t8, 14 sumptuous.
GOODMAN, in Matt, 20, it householder ; 24, 43, Luke
12, 30 master,
GOODS, in Matt, 24, 47 that he hath j Heb. 10, 34
possessions ; in Luke 15, 12 substance.
GOSPEL, in Rom, to, t6 glad tidings ; 15, 29 (omitted).
GOVERNMENT, in 2 Pe, 2, to dominion,
GOVERNOR, in Acts 23, 34 (omitted) ; in Gal, 4, 2
stewards ; in John 2, 8,,g a ruler,
GRACIOUS, in Luke 4, 22 of grace,
GRAFF, in Bom, it, 17, ig, 23, 23, 24 grafted,
GRANT, iu Eev, 3, 21 ; 19, 8 give ; in Matt, 20, 21
command,
GEAVE, in Matt, 27, 52 ; 27, 53, Luke ii, 44, John 5,
28 ; IT, 17, 31, 38, John 12, 17, Rev, ii, g tomb; in
I Co, 15, ss death,
GREAT, iu Luke 15, ig (omitted) ; Acts 8, 8 much ; in
Mark 14, 43, John 5. 3, Acts 24, 7 ; 28, 29 (omitted) ;
Luke TO, 2 plenteous ; Acts 24, 2, 2 Co, 8, 2 ; Col, 4,
13 ; Phm, 7 much ; Acts 28, 6 long ; iu ^Iatt 21, 8
raoat part ; in Rev, 6, 15 ; 18 23 princes; iu Acta 9,
16 how many ; in Col, 2, i how greatly,
GREATER, in Jas, 3, i heavier ; in Matt, 23, 14 (omiited)
GREATEST, in Matt, 13, 32 greater,
GREATLY, iu Mark 5, 23, i Co, 16, 12 much ; in Matt,
27, 54, Acts 6, 7 exceedingly ; in PhU, i, 8 how,
GREEDILY, in Jude 4 riotously.
GREEDY, in i Ti. 3, 3 lover.
GREET, iuRom, 16, 3, 6, 8, 11 ; i Co, i5, 20, 20 ; 2 Co, 13,
12, PhU, 4, 21, CoL 4, 14, I Th, 5, 26, 2 Ti, 4, 21,
Titua 3, IS, I Pe, 5, 14, 2 John 13, 3 John 14
GREETINGS, iu Matt, 23, 7, Luke it, 43 ; 20, 46 salu
tations,
GRIEF, in 2 Co, 2, 5 sorrow,
GRIEVE, in Mark 10, 22 sorrowful ; 2 Co, 2, 4 made
sorry ; 2, 5 cause sorrow ; in Acts 4, 2 ; 16, 18 be sore
troubled ; in Heb, 3, 10, 17 displeased,
GRIEVOUS, in PhU, 3, i irksome,
GRIND, in Matt, 21, 44 scatter,
GROUND, in Mark 4, 26, John 12, 24 earth ; in Luke
14, 18 fleld,
GROW, in Matt. 21. 19 he.
GRUDGE, in Jas, 5, 9 murmur,
GRUDGING, in i Pe, 4, g murmuring
GUEST, in Luke ig, 7 lodge,
GUIDE, in i, Ti, 5. 14 mle.
GUILTY, in Matt. 26, 66, Mark 14, 64 worthy ; in Matt.
23. 18 be debtor ; iu Bom. 3. 19 uuder judgment.

EIGHT THOUSAND CHANGES OF THE REVISED TESTAMENT.

HABITATION, in Luke i6. g tabernacle.
HALL, in Mark 15. 16, Luke 22. 53 court.
HALT, in Luke 14. 21 larae.
HAND, in Acts 24. 7 (omitted) ; iu Matt. t8. 28; 21. 46
hold; in John 8. 20 take; in Luke 21. 30, 31 is
nigh ; in 2 Th. 2. 2 now present ; in 2 Ti. 4. 6 is come.
HANDWRITING, iu Col. 2. 14 bond written.
HAPLY, in 2 Co. 9. 4 by any means.
HAPPEN, in Rom. it. 25 befaUen.
HAPPY, in John 13. 17, i Pe 3. 14 ; 4. 14 blessed ; also
in Jas. 5. T I.
HARD, in Acts 9. 5 (omitted). [difficulty.
HAEDLY, in Matt. 19. 23 hard; in Acts 27. 8 with
HAEDNESS, in Mark 3. 5 hardening; in z TL z. 3
hardship.
HARM, in Acts 27. 21 injury ; in Acts 28. 6 amiss.
HARMLESS, in Heb. 7. 26 guileless.
HASTE, in Acts 20; 16 hastening ; 2 Pe. 3. 12 earnestly
HASTILY, in Jqhn 11. 31 qiuckly. [desire.
HATB, in Matt. 5. 44, Rev. 2. 15 (omitted).
HATERS, in Rom. i. 30 hatefuL
HATRED, in Gal. 5. 20 enmity.
HAVE, iu Luke 22. 37 be fulfilled ; Acts 28. 29 (omitted) ;
2 Co. 8. IT your ability ; to. 6, 2 TL i 3 be ; 3. 5,
Heb. 9. 4, Jas. 2. i hold ; i Pe. 4. 8 be iu ; i John 3.
17 in; Rev. 4. 4 (omitted); 12. 17; ig. 10 hold; in
Matt. 6. 2, 5, 16 receive; iu John 5. 4 (omitted) ; in
Acts 8. 27 be over ; in Mark 12. 22 (omitted) ; in Eph.
6. 14 having put on ; in 2 Pe. i. 15 call.
HAVOC, in Acts 8. 3 lay waste.
HEAD'T, in 2 Ti. 8. 4 headstrong.
HEAL, in Mark 3. 15 (omitted) ; Acts 28. g cured ; in
Luke 4. 18, Acts 3. it (omitted) ; in Mark 5. 23, Luke
8. 36, Acta 14. g made whole ; in Luke 7. 3 save.
HEALTH, in Acts 27. 34 safety.
HEAE, in Mark 4. 24 (omitted) ; Luke ig. 48 Usten ; Acts
3. 22, 23 ; 8. 6 hearken ; 24. 22 have knowledge ;
Matt. 22. 7, Mark 5. 36 (o'mitted) ; in 2. Co, 6, 2
hearken unto ; in Acts 16, 25 listen to ; in i Th, 2, 13
[message,
HEAEING, in Acts 25, 21 decision,
HEARKEN, in "Mark 7, 14 hear ; in Acts 2, 14 give ear ;
in 12, 13 answer,
HEART, in Matt, 12, 35, Mark 4, 15, Luke 21, 26,
Acts 8, 37 (omitted).
HEAT, in Jas, i, 11 scorching wind,
HEATHEN, in Acts 4, 25, 2 Co, i/, 26, Gal, i, 16 ; 2, 9 ;
3, 8 Gentiles ; also in Matt, 6, 7 ; 18, 17,
HEAVEN, in Heb, to, 34, i John 5. 7. Rev, t6, 17
(omitted).
HISAVINESS, in Rora, 9, 2, 2 Co, 2, i sorrow ; in i Pe,
I, 6 be put to grief ; iu Phil, 2, 26 be sore troubled,
HEAVY^ in Matt, 26, 37, Mark 14, 33 sore troubled,
HEED, in Matt, 18, 10 see ; Acts 22, 36 (omitted) ; in
Luke II, 35 look,
HEIR, in I Pe, 3, 7 joint-heir ; in Gal, 4, 30, Heb, 1, 14
inherit,
HELL, in Matt, 11, 23 ; 16, 8, Luke 16, 23, Acts 2, 27,
31, Rev, I, 18 ; 6, 8 ; 20, 13, 14 hades,
HELM, in Jaa, 3, 4 rudder,
HELPEE, iu Bom, 16, 3, ig fellow-worker,
HEM, in Matt, 6, 20 ; 14, 36 border,
HENCEFOETH, in 2 Co, 5, t6 yet now ; in Rom, 6, 6,
2 Co, 5, 15, Eph, 4, 17 no longer ; also iu John 15, 15.
HEREAFTER, in Matt, 26, 64 henceforth ; John i, 51
Oimitted) ; also in Luke_22, 69 ; in Mark it. 14 hence
forward ; in John 14, 30 more,
HEEEBY, in i John 4, 6 by this.
HEEEOF, iuHeb. 5. 3 thereof.
HEEESY, in Acta 24, 14 a sect,
HEEETICK, in Titua 3, 10 hereticaL
HIEITAGE, in i Pe, 5, 3 charge aUotted,
HIDE, in Luke 8, 17 secret ; in 2 Co, 4, 3 veiled ; Jas,
.5, 20 cover ; iu Luke 9, 45 concealed,
HIGH, iu Eph, 6, 12 heavenly ; in Heb, 10, 21 great ;
in 2 TL 3, 4 puffed up,
HIGH PEIEST, in Luke 3, 2 high priesthood; Acts
25, 2 chief priest ; also iu 5, 24,
HIGHEST, iu Luke i, 32, 35, 76 ; 6, 35 Most High
HIGHWAY, in Mark 10, 46 way,
HILL, in Luke 9, 37 mountain,
HIMSELF, in Luke 9, 25 his own self ; Luke 24, 12 to

hia home ; Heb, i, 3 (omitted) ; i John 3, 10, 18 him ;
also iu Eph, i, g ; in Heb, 12, 3 themselves,.
HINDEE, in i Co. 9. 12 cause hindrance.
HINDER, in Mark 4. 38, Acts 27. 41 stem,
HIS, in Luke 6, 44, John 15, ig, i Co, 15, 38, i Ti, 6, 15
HITHER, in Acts 25, 17 here, [its own,
HITHER'TO, in John s- 17 until now ; in i Co, 3, 2 not
HOISBD, in Acts 27, 40 hoisting up, [yet,
HOLD, in Acts 4, 3 ward,
HOLD, iu Matt, z6, 48, ss. 57 take ; also in iz, 14 ; in
Rom, 14, 4 be raade to stand ; in Rev, 3, 3 keep,
HOLIEST, in Heb, 9, 8 ; 10, ig holy place ; in g, 3 holy
of holies,
HOLINESS, iu Rom, 6, 19, zz, i Th, 4, 7, i Ti. 2. 15,
Heb. 12. 14 sauctification ; in Acts 3. 12 godliness.
HOLY, in Matt. 25. 31, John 7. 39, i Co. 2. 13, i Th.
5. 27, 2 Pe. I. 21, 1 John 5. 7 (oin,itted) ; Rev. t8. 20
saints ; in 22. 6 spirits ; in i Co. 9. 13, 2 Ti. 3. 15
HOLIDAY, in Col. 2. 16 feast day. [sacred.
HOME, in Mark 5. 19 house ; also in Matt. 8. 6 ; in i
Ti. 5. 4 family.
HONEST, in Rora. 12. 17, 2 Co. 8. 21 ; 13. 7 honourable;
I Pe. 2. 12 seemly ; in PhU. 4. 8 honourable.
HONESTY, in i Ti. 2. 2 gravity.
HONEY, in Luke 24. 42 (omitted).
HONOUR, in Col. 2. 23 value ; Rev. ig. i ; 21. 24
(omitted) ; in John 5. 41, 44, 44 ; 8. 54, 2 60. 6. 8, Rev.
ig. 7 glory.
HONOUR, in John 8. 52, 54 glorify.
HONOURABLE, in i Co. 4. 10 have glory ; in Heb. 13.
4 had in honour.
HOPE, in I Co. 15. ig have hope.
HOPE, in I Pe. i. 13 set your hope ; in Luke 6. 35
HOUR, in I Co. 8. 7 until now. [despairing.
HOUSE, iu Mark 8. 3, 26, Acts 2. 46 ; 5. 42 home ; in
Matt. 23. 14 (omitted); in 2 Co. 5. 2 habitation; in
I Ti. 5. 8 household.
HOUSEHOLD, iu 2 Ti. 4. ig houae.
HOW, in Marlc 4. 40, i John 4. zc (omitted) ; in Luke i.
53, 2 Co. 13. 5, GaL 4. 13, Heb. 12. 17, Jaa. 2. 22, 24,
Rev. 2. 2 that ; Luke 7. 22 (om,itted) ; alao in Mark 2.
t6, Luke I. 62 ; 16. 2, John 14. 22, 1 Co. 14. z6 what.
HOWBEIT, in Heb. 3. t6 nay.
HUMBLENESS, in Col. 3. tz humiUty.
HUMILITY, in Acta 20. ig lowlineaa of mind.
HUNGER, in Rev. 6. 8 faniuie.
HUNGER, in i Co. 11. 34 be hungry.
HUNGRY, in Mark it. 12 hunger.
HURT, in Acts 27. 10 injury.
HUET, in Luke 4. 35 do hurt ; in Acts 18. 10 harm.
HYPOCEITE, in Matt 16. 3 (omitted).

I.
IP, iu Mark it. 32, Heb. 4. 3, 5 ; also iu Mark 8. 23, Acts
IGNORANT, in 2 Pe. 3. 5, 8 forget. [24. 20 (omitted).
IGNORANTLY, in Acts 17. 23 in ignorance.
ILLUMINATED, in Heb. 10. 32 enUghtened.
IMAGINATION, in Rom. i. 21 reasoning.
IMMEDIATELY, in Mark i. 31 (omitted); 5. 30; in
Matt. 4. 22 ; 8. 3 ; 20. 34 ; 26. 74, Mark i. 42 ; 2. 8, 12 ;
4. 5. 15. 16. 17. 2g ; 5. 2 ; 6. 27, 50 ; to. 52 ; 14. 43,
Luke 5. 13 ; 6. 49 ; 12. 36, John 5. 9 ; 6. 21 ; 13. 30,
Acts 9. t8 ; 16. ID, Bev. 4. 2 straightway ; iu Acta 10.
33 ; II. II ; 21. 32 forthwith ; in Mark i. 12, 28
straightway; in Mark i. 31 ; 5. 30, John 21. 3(omitted).
IMMOETALITY, in Rom. 2. 7, 2 Ti. i. 10 incorruptlon.
IMPLACABLE, in Rom. i. 31 unmerciful.
IMPLEAD, in Acta 19. 38 accuse.
IMPOSSIBLE, in Luke i. 37 void of power.
IMPOTENT, in John 5. 3, 7 sick.
IMPUTE, in Bom. 4. 6, 8, 11, 22, 23, 24, 2 Co. 5. ig
reckon.
IN, in Matt. 15. 17; 28. ig, Luke i. 44; 2. 28; 11. S2
into ; Matt. 18. 6, Mark 9. 42, John 2. 23 ; 3. 18 ; 5.
45 ; 7. 5 ; II. 25, 26 ; 12. 36 on ; Mark 11. 8 upon ;
Luke t6. 8 for, &c. &c.
INASMUCH, in Heb. 3. 3 by so much.
INCONTINENT, in 2 TL 3. 3 without self-controL
INCEEASE, in 2 Co. 10. 15 grow ; in Luke 2. sz advance ;
2 Ti. 2. 16 proceed ; in i Th. 4. 10 abound ; in Eev.
3. 17 get riches.
INDEED, in Matt. 23. 27, Mark 14. zi, Luke 11. 49,

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ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO

Bom. 6. IT (omitted) ; in Mark it. 32 verily ; in Jolm
8. 31 truly.
INDIGNATION, in Acts 5. 17 jealousy ; Heb. 10. 27
fierceness ; in Eev. 14. 10 anger.
INEXCUSABLE, in Eom. 2. i without excuse.
INFALLIBLE, in Acts i. 3 (omitted).
INFANTS, in Luke 18. 15 babes.
INFIDEL, in 2 Co. 6. 15, i Ti. 5. 8 unbeUever.
INFIRMITY, in 2 Co. it. 30; iz. 5, 9, 10 weakness ; in
Luke 7. 21 disease.
INHABITANTS, in Rev. 17. 2 they that dweU in.
INHABITERS, in Rev. 8. 13 them that dwell on.
INIQUITY, in 2 Th. 2. 7 lawlessness ; in i Co. .13. 6,
2 Ti. 2. 19 unrighteousness ; in 2 Pe. 2. 16 transgres-
aion.
INJOIN, in Heb. g. 20 command ; in Phm. 8 enjoin
INJURE, in Gal. 4. 12 do wrong.
INNEE, in Eph. 3. 16 inward.
INNUMEEABLB, in Luke 12. i many thousands.
INORDINATE, in Col. 3. 5 passion.
INSOMUCH, in Matt. 24. 24 so as ; Mark 2. 2 so that.
INSPIRATION, in 2 Ti. 3. 16 mspired.
INSTANT, in Luke 2. 38 hour.
INSTANTLY, in Luke 7. 4 earnestly ; also in Acts 26. 7.
INSTRUCT, in Matt. 13. 52 make a disciple ; in 14. 8
put forward ; in Phil. 4. iz learn the secret ; in 2 Ti.
2. 25 correct.
INSTRUCTOR, in Rom. 2. 20 corrector ; in i Co. 4. 15
tutor.
INSURRECTION, iu Acts t8. 12 rise up against.
INTEND, in Acts 5. 35 be about ; iu Luke 14. 28 desire.
INTERCESSION, in Rom. 11.2 plead.
INTO, in Mat. 13 8, 20, 23, Mar. 4. 26 upon; Matt. 18.
12 ; 22. g uuto ; Mark 6. 53, Acts g. 11 to ; i Co. 11.
20 ; 14. 23 together ; Heb. to. t6 on ; in Mark i. 16,
Luke 5. 16 ; 23. 42, Gal. i. 6, i Ti. 3. t6. Rev. 14.
TO in ; Acts 7. 45 ou ; Rom. i. 23, 25, for ; John 5. 4
(omitted); in Mar. 15. 16 within ; in Acts 20. 4 as far as.
INTREAT, iu I TL 5. i exhort ; in PhiL 4. 3 beseech.
INTRUDING, in Col. 2. 18 dweUing in.
ISLE, in Acts 13. 6 ; 28. 11 island.
ISSUE, in Matt. 22. 25 seed.
ISSUE, in Rev. 9. 17, 18 proceed.
ITSELF, in Rora. 8. 16 himself.

JACINTH, in Eev. g. 17 hyacinth.
JANGLING, iu i TL i. 6 vain talking.
JEWBY, in Luke 23. 5 Juda:a.
JOIN, in Eph. 5. 31 cleave ; in i Co. i. to perfect
together ; in Eph. 4. 16 fitly frame.
JOUBNEY, in Eom. 15. 24 go ; in Mark 13. 34 sojourn
ing iu another country ; in Bom. i. 10 be prospered.
JOY, in Acts 20. 24 (omitted).
JOY, in Bom. 5. 11 rejoice.
JO"YFUL, in 2 Co. 7. 4 with joy.
JOYFULNESS, in CoL i. 11 with joy.
JUDGE, in Acts 24. 6 (omitted); Rom. 3. 4 come into
judgment ; in i Co. 6. 5 decide ; 1 Co. it. 31 ; 14. 2g
discern; in Heb. 11. tt count.
JUDGMENT, in 2 Pe. 2. 3 sentence ; in Rom. i. 32
ordinance ; Rev. 15. 4 righteous acts ; in Acts 25. 15
sentence; in i Co. 6. 4 judge things; in Phil. i. 9
discei'nment.
JUST, in Matt. i. ig ; 13. 4g ; 27. 19, 24, Mark 6. 20,
Luke 2. 25 ; IS. 7 ; 20. 20 ; 23. 50, John 5. 30, Acts
3. 14 ; 7. 52 ; TO. 22 ; 22. 14, Rora. i. 17 ; 7. 12, Gal.
3. IT, Heb. TO. 38, Jas. 5. 6, i Pe. 3. t8, 2 Pe. 2. 7,
I John I. 9, Rev. 15. 3 righteous.
JUSTLY, in I Th. 2. 10 righteously.

KEEP, in Acts 15. 24 (omitted) ; iuMatt. 19.20 observe ;
Luke IT. 21, John 17. 12, Acts 12. 4 ; 28. t6, 2 Th.
3. 3, I Ti. 6. 20, 2 Ti. I. 12, 14, I John 5. 21, Jude 24
guard ; in Luke 4.10 guard ; in Luke 9. 36 hold peace ;
in2 Co. T2. 32, Phil. 4. 7, i Pe. i. 5 guard ; in John 7. 19
do; Actsi8. 2i(omitte(i); in Luke 8. 15, i Co. 11. 2; 15. 2
hold fast ; in Acta 22. 2 were quiet ; in Matt. 14. 6
oame ; in Mark 2. 22 made ; in Acts 20. 20 shrink ; in

Acts 7. 43 stay ; in Rom. 2. 25 be a doer of ; in Matt.
8. 33 feed ; in i Co. 9. 27 buffet, &c. &e,
KEEPER, in Acts 12. 6, ig guard ; in 16. 27, 36 jailor ;
in Matt. 28. 4 watcher
KEEPING, in i Pe. 4. ig commit.
KICK, in Acts 9. 5 (omitted).
KILL, in Luke 22. 2 put to death ; Acta 23. 15, 21, 27
slay ; in Mark 14. 12, Luke 22. 7 aacriflce ; in Matt.
23. 31 alay ; in Rev. 6. 4 slay.
KIND, in Matt. 17. 21 (omitted).
KINDNESS, in 2 Pe. i. 7 love of the brethren.
KINDRED, in Rev. i. 7 ; 5. 9 ; 7. 9 ;, it. o ; 14. 6 tribe ;
Acts 7. 13, 19 race ; in Acts 3. 25 families.
KING, in Rev. i. 6 kingdora.
KINGDOM, iu Matt. 6. 13 (omitted).
KNIT, in Acta 10. 11 (omitted).
KNO"W, in Luke 9. 55, i Pe. 3. 9 (omitted) ;. in Matt.
12. IS, Mark 8. 17 ; 12. 12; 15. 10, Luke 7. 39; 9. 11,
John t6. ig perceive ; Mark 4. it (omitted);. 15. 45,
John 12. g learn ; Luke 18. 34, John 3. 10 ; 13. 7 under
stand ; in Mark 5. 30, Acts 19. 34 perceive ; Acta 3. 10
take knowledge of ; in Acts 26. 5 have knowledge of ;
in Acts 24. 22 determine ; in Jude 10 understand ; in
Rom. 6. 3 ; 7. I be ignorant ; in Acta 7. 13 manifest ;
in 2 Ti. 4. 17 fully proclaim.
KNOWLEDGE, in Eph. 3. 4 understanding.

LABOUR, in Heb. 6. 10 (omitted) ; Rev. 2. 2 toU ; in
Phil. I. 22 work.
LABOUR, in 1 Co. 4. 12 toil ; Eev. 2. 3 grow weary; in
John 6. 27, I Th. 2. g work ; in 2 Co. 5. g make it our
aim ; in Heb. 4. it give diUgence.
LABOUEBE, iu i Co. 3. 9 feUow-worker.
LACK, in i Th. 4. 12 need.
LACK, in Luke 8. 6 have no.
LACKING, in 2 Co. 11. 9 measure of my want.
LADE in Acts 28. 10 put on board.
LAME, in Acts 3. ti (omitted).
LAMENT, in Matt. ii. 17 mourn ; Ben'. 18. 9 wail.
LAMENTATION, in Matt. 2. 18 (omitted).
LAMP, in Bev. 8. 10 torch.
LAND, in Acts 7. it, 36 (omitted) ; in Mark i. s, Luke
15. 14, Acts TO. 39 country ; in Acts 4. 37 field.
LAND, iu Acts 28. 12 touch,
LAST, in Heb. 1. 2, i Pe. i. 20 end ; Bev. i. Ti(omitted) ;
in Matt. 21. 37 ; 26. 60 afterward ; Matt. 22. 27 alter ;
in Phil. 4. 10 at length.
LATE, in ,Johu it. 8 but now.
LATTEE, iu i TL 4. i later.
LAUD, in Bora. 15. 11 praiae.
LAUNCH, in Acta 21. i aet aail ; 27. 2, 4 put to sea ; iu
Luke 5. 4 put out.
LAW, iu Acts 15. 24 ; 24. 6, Bom. 9. 32, i Co. 7. 39
(omitted) ; in i Co. 6. 7 have lawsuita ; in Acts 19. 38
courts.
LAWFUL, in Acts ig. 3g regular.
LAY, in Jas. i. 21, i Pe. 2. i put away; in Luke 24. 12,
John TI. 41 (omitted) ; in Acts 23. 30 a plot ; in Mark
7. 8 leave ; in Acta 25. 7 bring.
LAYING WAIT, in Acta g. z^i plot.
LEAD, in Luke Z3. i bring ; in John ig. 16 (omitted) ;
in Mark 8. 23 bring ; also iu Acts 21. '37 ; in Eev.
13. 10 be ; in Matt. 6. 13, Mark 9. 2 bring ; in Matt.
15. 14, Bev. 7. 17 guide ; in 2 Pe. 3. 17 carry.
LEADERS, in Matt. 15. 4 guides.
LEAN, in John 13. 23 recline.
LEAEN, in Acts 7. 22 instructed ; 1 Ti. i. 20 be taught.
LEAST, in Luke 16. to, 10 a very little ; in Matt. 11. 11
but little ; 13. 32 less ; in Luke to. 42 (omitted).
LEAVE, in Acts 21. 6 bid fareweU.
LEAVE, iu Heb. 6. i cease to apeak of ; in 13. 5 fail ;
in Luke 5. 28, Acta 6. 2 forsake ; iu Matt. 15. 37,
Mark 8. 8 remaiu over.
LEST, in Mark 14. 38, Luke 8. 12, John 12. 35 ; 18. 28,
Eom. 15. 20, I Co. 8. 13; 9. 12, 2 Co. 2. it ; g. 3 ;
IZ. 7, Gal. 6. 12, Eph. 2. g, PhiL 2. 27, Col. 2.4; 3. 21,
Heb. 4. IT ; it. 28 ; 12. 3, 13, Jas. 5. 0, 12 that not ; iu
Matt. 25. g peradventiu-e not ; iu Mark 13. 5, 2 Co.
4. 4 ; 13. TO that not; in Bom. ii. 21 (omitted).
LET, in Matt. 8. 22 leave ; in Acts 9. 25 ; 27. 30 lower ;
iu Acta 2. 2g may ; in Luke 9. 61 suffer.

EIGHT THOUSAND CHANGES OP THE REVISED TESTAMENT.

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LET, in Bom. i. 13 hinder ; in 2 Th. 2. 7 restrain.
LETTBB, iu Luke 23. 38 (omitted) ; in 2 Co. 7. 8, 2 Th.
2. 2 epistle.
LEWD, in Acts 17. 5 vUe.
LEWDNESS, in Acts 18. 14 viUany.
LIAE, iu Rev. 2. 2 false.
LIBEEAL, in 2 Co. g. 13 liberality of.
LIBEEALITY, in i Co. t6. 3 bounty.
LIBBETY, in Gal. 5. i, 13, i Pe. 2. 16 freedom ; in i Co.
7. 39 free ; in Acts 27. 3 give leave ; iu Acta 24. 23
indulgence.
LICENSE, in Acts 21. 40 give leave ; in Acts 25. 16
opportunity.
LIB, iuMark 5. 40 (omitted) ; in 5. 23 is ; in John 13. 25
lean back ; in Acts 27. 12 look.
LIFE, in Luke i. 75 ; 9. 56, i Pe. 4. 3(omitted); iu Eev.
13. 15 breath ; in Gal. 3. 21 make aUve ; in 2 TL 3. 10
conduct.
LIFT, in Jas. 4. 10 exalt ; in Mark i. 31 ; g. 27, Acta 3.
7 raise ; also in Acts 9. 41 ; in i Ti. 3. 6 puff up.
LIGHT, tn Matt. 6. 22, Luke 12. 35, John 5. 35, 2 Pe. i.
ig, Eev. 2T. 23 lamp ; in Matt. 5. 15 shine ; also in
Lu. T. 79 ; also in Eph. 5. 14.
LIGHT, in Matt. 3. t6 come ; in Bev. 7. 16 strike.
LIGHTEN, in Luke 2. 32 revelation. [board.
LIGHTENED, in Acts 27. 18 throw the freight over-
LIGHTLY, in Mark g. 3g quickly.
LIGHTNESS, in 2 Co. i. 17 fickleness.
LIKE, in Rev. t6. 13 as it were ; in Matt. 22. 2 likened ;
in Rom. i. 23 likeness ; in Matt. 12. 13 ; 28. 3, Acts
8. 32 as ; in John 7. 46 so ; in Eev. i3. 21 ; 21. 11 as it
were ; in Matt. 3. 16, Rev. i. 14 as ; iu Mark 13. 29
even so also ; in Luke 6. 23, i Th. 2. 14 the same ; in
Matt. 21. 24 likewise.
LIKE (not), in Rom. i. 28 refuse. [mind.
LIKE MINDED, in Rom. 15. 5 ; Phil. 2. 2 of the same
LIKE"WISB, in Matt. 22. 26 ; 27. 41, Mark 4. 16, Luke
TO. 32 ; 16. 25, John 5. ig, Jas. 2. 25, -i Pe. 3. i, 7,
Jude 8, Rev. 8. 12 in like manner ; in Matt. 21. 36 ;
25. 17, Mark 14. 31, Luke 13. 3 ; 22. 20, Rom. 8. 26,
I Ti. 3. 8 ; 5. 2S in Uke manner ; in Matt. 17. 12,
Luke 15. 7, 10, Bom. 6. 11 even so ; in Heb. 2. 14 in
like manner ; in Luke 14. 33 therefore.
LIMIT, in Heb. 4. 7 define.
LINE, in 2 Co. to. 16 province.
LINEAGE, in Luke 2. 4 famUy.
LINEN, in Eev. 15. 6 stone.
LIST, in Jas. 3. 4 wiU.
LITTLE, in Jas. 3. 5 small ; in Acts 28. 2 common.
LIVE, in I Co. g. 13 eat.
LIVELY, in Acts 7. 38, i Pe. i. 3 ; 2. s living.
LIVING, in Ti. 6. 17 (omitted) ; Eev. 7. 17 life.
LO, iu Mark 14. 42, Lake i. 44 ; 9. 39 ; 23. 15, Bev. 6. 5 ;
7. 9 ; 14. I behold ; in Luke 2. 9, Bev. 5. 6; 6. 12
(omitted).
LODGE, in Acts 28. 7 entertain ; in 1 Ti. 5. 10 use
hospitality.
LONG, in Matt. 23. 14 (omitted) ; in John 9. 5 when ;
in Acts 14. 28 no little ; in Acts 20. g longer ; in Luke
18. 7 long-suffering; Jas. 5. 7 patient.
LOOK, in Luke 10. 32, John 7. 52, Eev. 4. i ; 6. 8 ; 14.
I, 14 ; 15. 5 see ; in Acts 3. 12 ; 6. 15 ; to. 4 fasten the
eyes upon^ in Matt. 24. 50, Acts 28. 6 expect ; 28. 6
be ip expectation ; in Phil. 3. 20, Heb. 9. 28 wait for ;
in I John i. i behold ; also in Mark 15. 40 ; in Luke
21. 26 expectation ; in i Oo. 16. 11 expect.
LOOKING, in Heb. to. 27 expectatiou.
LOOSE, in Acts 13. 25 unloose ; 24. 26, Eev. 5. 5
(omitted) ; in Matt. t8. 27 release ; in Acts 27. 13
weigh anchor ; in Acts 13. 13 ; 16. 11 ; 27. 21 set sail ;
in Rora. 7. 2 be discharged.
LOED, in Acts 10. 48 Jesua Christ ; 13. 48 ; 17. 27 God ;
22. 16 his ; I Co. 15. 47 (omitted) ; Eph. 5. 29, Phm.
20 Christ ; Eev. 19. i, Mark g. 24, Luke 9. 57, Rev. t6.
S (omitted) ; Luke 23. 42 Jesus ; in z Pe. 2. i, Jude 4,
Rev. 6. to master ; in Mark 10. 51 rabboni ; in i Pe.
5. 3 lord it over.
LORDSHIP, in Mark 10. 42 lord it over.
LOSE, in Matt. t8. it (omitted) ; John 17. iz, 2 Co. 4. 3
perish ; in Matt. 26. 26 forfeit.
LOT, in Matt. 27. 35 (second clause omitted).
LOUD, in Rev. 5. 2, 12 ; 12. 10 ; 14. 15, 18 great.
LOVE, in Eph. i. 15 (omitted).
LOVE, in Mark iz. 38 desire.
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LUCRE, in i Ti. 3. 3, 8 (omitted).
LUNATIC, in Matt. 4. 2i ; 17. 15 epileptic.
LUST, iu Rons. 7. 7 coveting ; iu Jas. 4. i, 3 pleasures.
LUST, in Jas. 4. 5 long.
LYING, in Eph. 4. 25 falsehood.
LYING in wait, in Acts 20. ig plots.

M.
MAD, in Acts z6. 24^ turn to madness.
MAGISTRATE, in Luke 12. ii ruler ; in Titus 3. i be
MAGNIFY, in Bom. 11. 13 glorify. [obedient.
MAID, in Matt. g. 24, 25 damsel ; in Luke 8. 54 maiden.
MAIDEN, in Luke 12. 45 maid-servants.
MAIN SAIL, in Acts 27. 40 fore saiL
MAKE, in Mark 8. zs (omitted) ; Eom. g. z8 execute ; in
Matt. 4. 3 ; 23. IS, Luke 4. 3 ; 23. 12, John i. 14 ; 2.
g ; g. 3g, Acts 7. 13, Rom. 2. 25 ; 7. 13 ; to. 20, i Co.
7. 21 ,' g. S2 ; 15. 4S, 2 Co. s. 21, Gal. 3. 13, Heb. i. 4 ;
3. 14 ; 6. 20 ; 7. 22 become ; Matt. 25. 6 is ; 27. 24 was
arising ; John 5. 4(omitted) ; Rom. i. 3, Gal. 4. 4, 4 born ;
also in 2 Pe. 2. 12 ; in Matt. 24. 45, 47 ; 25. 21, 23,
Luke 12. 42 set over ; Heb. 7. '28 appoint ; in Matt. 22.
44 put ; iuLuke 14. 31 encounter ; in Acts t6. 13 was;
26. 16 appoint ; in Gal. 2. t8 prove ; 3. 16 be spoken ;
in Eph. 2. 15 create; in Heb. g. 2 prepare ; in Rev.
3- 9 give.
MALEFACTOR, in John 18. jo evILdoer.
MALICE, in i Pe. 2. i wickedness.
MALICIOUS, in 3 John 10 wicked.
MALICIOUSNESS, in i Pe. 2. t6 wickedness.
MAN, in Matt. 12. 31, Luke g. 56, Acts 21. 39, GaL 3.
12 (omitted) ; i Pe. i. 24 thereof ; John 6. 10, 14
people ; Rev. 9. zo mankind; 11. 13 persons ; in Acts
I. 16 ; 7. 2 ; TI. 13 ; 22. 3 (omitted); i Co. 7. 16, Eph.
5. 28 husband; in Matt. 11. 27; 17. 8; 22. 46; 24.
36, Mark 3. 27 ; g. 8 ; 12. 14, Luke 10. 22, John 7.
27; TO. 18, 2g; 14. 6; t6. 22, Gal. 3. 15, 2 Ti. 4. t6.
Rev. 2. 17 ; 5. 3, 4 ; ig. 12 one ; Rora. 14. 7, i Co. 2. ii.
Rev. 3. 7, 7, 8 ; 15. 8 none ; in Mark 8. 4, Acts 13. 41
one ; Rora. 8. 24 who; 2 Co. it. 20, 20, 20, 20, 20 he ;
I Co. 3. 21, Rev. 3. II one ; in i Co. 2. 4 (omitted); iu
Col. 4. 6 oue ; in Jude 16 persons.
MANIFEST, in i Co. 15. 27 evident; also in i Ti. 5.
25 ; also in 2 Ti. 3. 9.
MANIFESTATION, in Rom. 8. ig reveaUng.
MANIFESTLY, in 2 Co. 3. 3 being made manifest.
MANKIND, iu i Co. 6. 9, i TL 1. 10 raen.
MANNA, in John 6. s8 (omitted).
MANNER, in Mark 13. 29 even so ; iu John ig. 40,
Acts 15. I ; 25. t6, Heb. to. 25 custom ; in Luke 20.
31 likewise ; in Mark 4. 41 who then ; Luke i. 66 what
then ; in Acts 15. 23 thus ; in 17. 2 custom ; 23. 25
form ; in 25. 20 conceming theae.
MANY, in Matt. 20. 16, Luke 7. 11 ; 23. 8, Acta 20. ig,
Gal. 4. 27 (omitted) ; Mark 6. 20 much ; g. 26 more
part ; John 7. 40 aome ; in Rom. 6. 3 all who ; in Acts
28. 23 in great number ; i Co. to. 5, PhU. i. 14 raost ;
in Acts ig. ig, i Co. it. 30 not a few.
MAEK, in Rev. 15. 2 (omitted) ; in PhU. 3. 14 goal.
MAEEED, iu Mark 2. 22 perish.
MABEIAGE, in Matt. 22. 2, 4, g ; 25. 10 marriage feast.
MAEBY, in Bora. 7. 3, 3, 4 be joined.
MAETYE, in Acts 22. 20, Rev. 2. 13 witness.
MARVEL, in Matt. 9. 8 be afraid ; Rev. 17. 7 wonder.
MARVELLOUS, in John g. 30 marvel.
MASTER, in John 3. 10, Jaa. 3. i teacher ; in Matt. 26.
25, 49, Mark g. 5 ; 11. 21 ; 14. 45, John 4. 31 ; g. 2 ;
TI. 8 Rabbi; in Mark 13. 35, Rom. 14. 4 lord; iu
Matt. 23. 8 teacher.
MATTER, in Jas. 3. 5 wood.
MAY, in Matt. 26. 42, Mark 4. 32 ; 14. 7, Luke 16. 2,
Acta 24. II ; 25. II ; 27. 12, I Co. 7. 21 ; 14. 31, Eph.
3. 4 can ; Acts ig. 405 24. 8, Rev. 13. 17 be able ; in
Acts 8 37 (o'mitted) ; in Matt. 8. 28 could..
MEAN, in Luke 15. 26 be ; in Acts 21. 13 do ; in 27. 2 was
MEANWHILE, in Rom. 2. 15 -ivith. [about.
MEANS, in Luke 8. 36, John g. 21 how ; in Luke 10. ig
in any wise; in Acts t8. 21 (omitted); in 2 Th. 2. 3
in any wise ; also in 3. 16 in all ways.
MEASURE, in Mark 6. 51 (omitted) ; in to. 26 exceed
ingly ; also in 2 Co. i. 8.
MEAT, in Luke 3. 11 ; g. 13 food ; also in Matt. 3. 4 ; 6.

12

ANALYTICAL OONCOEDANOE TO

25 ; 10, TO ; 24, 45, John 4, 8, Acts 2, 46 ; 9, 19 ; 27, 33,
34, 36, Heb, 5, 12, 14 ; in Bom, 14, 17 eating ; in Luke
8, 5s ; also in 22, 41 ; also in John 21, s to eat ; in
Matt, 15, 37 broken piecea,
MEDITATE, in i Ti, 4, 15 be diligent,
MEET, in Matt, 3, 8, Acta 26, 20 worthy ; in Eom, i,
27 due ; In Phil, i, 7, and 2 Pe, i. 13 right.
MEET (where two ways), in Mark 11, 4 iu the open
street,
>IELT, in 2 Pe, 3, 10 be dissolved ; also in 2 Pe, 3, 12,
MEMOEY (keep in), in i Co, 15, 2 hold fast,
MEBCYj in Phil, 2, i. Col, 3, 12, Heb, to, 28 compas
sion ; in Jas, 5, 11 merciful ; in Acts 13, 34 holy,
MEEEY, Ul Jas, 5, 13 cheerful,
MESSAGE, in Luke ig, 14 ambassage,
MIDST, in John 8, 59 and Rev, 2, 7 (omitted).
MIGHT, in Eph, i, 21 ; 3, 16, Col, i, it, 2 Pe, 2, 11 power,
MIGHTILY, in Acts 18, 28 powerfully ; in Rev, 18, 2
(omitted). '
MIGHTY, lu Matt, 14, 2, Bom, 15, ig, 2 Co, 1, 7 power ;
in Rev, 6, 15 strong ; in Luke i, 52 princes ; in 2 Co,
13, 3 powerful; in i Co, i, 27, Rev, 10, i ; i-8, to, 21
strong ; -in Eph, i, 19 might ; in Gal, 2, 8 wrought ;
in Rev, 6, 13 great ; in t6, t8 so great,
MIND, in Phil, 4, 7 thoughts ; in i Pe, 3, 8 like-minded ;
in Acts 14, 2, Plul, I, 27, Heb, 12, 3 soul ; iu Rom, 15,
6 accord,
MIND, in Rom, 12, 16 aet your mind; PhU, 3, 16
(omitted) ; in Acts 20, 13 intend, [eounsel,
MINDED, in Rom, 8, 6, 6 mind ; in Acts 27, 3g take
MINDFUL, in 2 Ti, i, 4 remembering ; 2 Pe, 3, 2 re
member,
MINE, in Rom, 12, ig unto me ; John 10, 14 mine own,
MINE OWN, in i Co, i, 15 my ; Phm, 12 my very ; in
Acta 13, 22 ray ; in John 5, 30 myself ; iu Luke ig, 23 it,
MINISTER, in Luke 4, 20, Acts 13, 5 attendant ; in
Heb, I, 14 do service ; in 3 Co, g, to. Gal, 3, 5, Col, 2,
19, 2 Pe, I, II supply ; also in 2 Co, g, 10; in Eph, 4,
20 give,
MINISTERING, in Rom, 12, 7 ministry,
MINISTRY, in Acts 12, 25 ministration ; i Co, 16, 15 to
minister ; 2 Co, 6, 3 ministration ;' Eph, 4, 12, 2 Ti 4,
II ministering; i Ti, i, 12 service,
MINSTRELS, in Matt, g, 23 fiute-players,
MIRACLE, in John 2, it, 23 ; 3, 2 ; 4, 54 ; 6, 2, 14, 26 ;
7, 31 ; g, 16 ; 10, 41 ; ii, 47; 12, 18, 37, Acts 8, 6 ; 15,
12, Rev, 13, 14 ; 16, 14 ; ig, 20 sign ; in Mark g, 39,
Acts 2, 22 mighty work ; Heb, 2, 4 powers.
MISCHIEF, iu Acta 13. 10 viUany
MISERABLE, in i Co, 15, 19 pitiable,
MIST, in 2 Pe, 2, 17 blackness,
MIXED, in Heb, 4, 2 united,
MIXTURE, in Rev, 14, 10 unmixed,
MODERATION in PhU, 4. 5 forbearance, [shekeL
MONBYj iu Acts 7, 16 ; 8, 20 sUver ; in Matt, 17, 27
MOEE, in Mark 14, 31 exceeding ; Acts 4, ig, i Co, 12.
22, 2 Co, 3, g, 2 Ti, 3, 4, Phra, 16 rather ; in Gal, 4,
7 longer ; in Eev, g, 12 yet ; iu 2 11, 2, 16 further ; iu
2 Co, 10, 8 abundantly ; in Matt, 27, 23 exceedingly ;
in Phm, 21 beyond ; in Eom, i, 25 rather ; in Matt,
25, 20 other ; in Mark 14, s above ; in John 15, 4 so
neither,
MOEBOVEE, in Luke 16, 21 yea even; in Acts ig, 26
and ; in 2 Pe, i, 15 yea ; in Eom, 8, 30 and ; i Co, n,
now ; 2 Co, i, 13 but,
MOEBOW, in Acts 23, 15 (omitted) ; in 25, 17 next day,
MOESEL, in Heb. 12. 16 mess.
MOETALITY, in 2 Co. 5. 4 what ia mortal.
MOTHBE, in Luke 2. 43 parents.
MOTIONS of sins, in Bom. 7. 5 sinful passions.
MOUNTAIN, iu Luke 4. 5 (omUted).
MOUEN, in Matt. 11. 17 waU.
MOUTH^ m Matt. 15. 8 (omitted).
MOVE, m Matt. 14. 14 had ; in 21. 10 stirred ; also in
Mark 15. 11 ; in Acts 20. 24 hold of any account; in
Heb. IZ. z8 shaken.
MOVING, in John 5. 3 (omitted).
MUCH, in Mark 5. zi, 24 ; 6. 34, Luke 7. 11 ; 8. 4 ; 9.
37, John 12, 12, Eev, ig, i great ; 18, 3g a great deal ;
John 12. 9 common ; Acts 14, 22 many; Rom, 15, 22
many times; Phm, 8 all; i Pe, i, 7 (omitted); iu
Matt, 15, 33 so many ; in Luke 5. 37 aome of ; in Luke
6, 3, I Co, 5, 1 not even ; in Mark z, 2 no, not even ; in
Heb. 12. zo if even.

MULTITUDE, in Mark 3, 9, Acta 21, 34 ; 24, 18 crowd ;
in Luke 8, 37 people ; 23, i company ; Acta 21, 22
(omittecC); 23, 7 aasembly; in Luke 12, i many thou-
MUEDEE, in Gal, 3. 21 (omitted) ; in Matt, 19, iS kUL
MUBDEBERS, in Acts 21, 38 assassins,
MUSE, in Luke 3, 15 reason,
MUSICIANS, in Rev, 18, 22 minstrels,
MUST, in Acts i, t6 it waa needful; 17, 3 it behoved;
t8, 21, and 21, 2 (omitted) ; in Mark 2. 22 they put,
MUTUAL, in Bom, i, 12 each,,, the othera.

N.
NAME, in Mark 9, 41 because ye are ; Luke 24, 18, Acts
28, 7 named ; Acts i, 15 persons ; i John 5, 13 (omitted) ;-
in Acts 7, 58 named,
NAME, in i Co. 5, i (omitted) ; in Luke 2, 21 ; 19, 2 called ;
also in Mark 15, 7,
NARROW, in Matt, 7, 14 straitened.
NATION, in Mark 7. 26 race ; Gal. i, 14 age ; in PhU,
2, 15 generation,
NATURAL, in 2 Pe, 2, 12 mere,
NATURALLY, m Phil, 2, 20 truly,
NAUGHTINESS, in Jas, i, 21 wickedness,
NAY, in John 7, 12 not so ; in Eom, 7, 7, howbeit,
NEAE, in Matt. 24, 33 ; Mark 13, 28 nigh ; in Acts g. 3
draw nigh,
NECBSSABr, in Acts 28, 10 needed,
NECESSITY, in Luke 23, 17 (omitted); in Heb, 8. 3
necessary ; in Phil. 4. t6 need,
NEED, in PhU, 4, 12 be abased,
NEED, in Matt, 14, 16, Mark 14, 63, Eph, 4, 28, i Til,
4, 9 have need,
NEEDFUL, in Jude 3 be constrained,
NEGLECTING, iu CoL 2, 23 severity,
NEGLIGENT, in 2 Pe, i, 12 be ready,
NEIGHBOUE, in Heb, 8, 11 fellow-citizen,
NBITHEE, in Mark 5, 4, Jaa, i, 13 no ; Mark 16. 8
nothing ; in Luke 13, 29 never ; in Acts 24, 12 or ; in
Mark 13, ig never ; Luke i, 15 no,
NEPHE"WS, in i Ti, 5, 4 grandohUdren,
NEVEE, in Lnke ig, 30 no, ,, ever; in Mark 14, 21 not ;
alao in John 6, 35 ; in Heb, 13, s in no wise ; in Matt,
27, 14 not even ; in Mark 11, 2 no,
NEVEETHELESS, in Mark 14, 36, GaL 4, 30 howbeit ;
2 Co, TZ, t6. Rev, 2. 4 but ; 2 Ti, i, 12 yet ; in Luke
13, 33 ; t8, 8 ; I Co, 11, 11 howbeit; Phil, 3, 16 only;
in Acts 14, 17 and yet ; iu 2 Ti, 2, ig howbeit,
NEW, in Matt, g, 17, Mark 2, 22 fresh ; Matt, 16, 28
(o'mitted) ; in Mark 2, 22 (omitted) ; in Matt, g, 16 uu-

NEXT, in Acts 7, 26 ; t6, ti ; 20, 15 foUowing,
NIGH, in John 6, 4 at hand ; iu Luke 7, 12 i£ew nigh ;
21, 20 at baud ; in Mark 5, 21 by ; in 3. 11 on,
NIGHT, in Matt, 27, 64, Mark 14, 27 (mnitted).
NO, in Acts g. 8 nothing ; Rom, 14, 7, Heb, 6, 13 none ;
iu Acts 21, 25 (omitted) ; iu 28, 6 nothing ; iu Matt,
24, 36 not even ; Eom, 4, 15 neither ; i Co, 6, 5
(omitted) ; in Heb, g, 17 ever ; in Heb, 12, it all,,, not;
in John 15, 4 neither,
NOBLE, in Acta 24, 3 ; 26, 25 most excellent,
NOISE, in Matt, 9. 23 tumult ; in Rev, 6, i voice,
NOISED, iu Acta 2, 26 sound,
NONE, in John 7, 12 ; 18, 9 no one ; Acts 20, 24 not any ;
25, t8 no; 26, 22 nothing; i Co, 8, 4 no„,any ; 14, 10
ho land ; in John 8, io(omitted) ; Acts 24, 23 not any;
Rev, 2, TO not ; alao in Matt, 12 43 ; 26, 60, Mark 14.
55 ; in Acta 4, 12 neither,
NOR, in Luke 22, 68 (omitted) ; i Co, 12, 21, Eph, s- 4
or ; in Matt, 10, to no ; iu i Co, 2, g and uot ; iuHeb.
13. 5 neither,
NOETH-'WEST, in Acts 27, 12 south-east,
NOT, in Matt, 13, 14 ; t6. 28 ; 18, 3, Mark 9. i, 41 ; 10,
15 ; 16, 8, Luke g, 27, John 4, 48, Acts 28, 26, i Th.
4. 15 ; 5- 3. Sev, 3, 5 ; 21, 25 m uo wise ; Matt. i6. 22
never ; Luke 12, 50 by no means,
NOTHING, in Mark 15, 5, Acts 20, 20 not anything ;
21, 24 no truth; i Co, 8, 2 not; 8, 4 no ; in Luke
6. 35 never ; in Mark 6, 36 (omitted) ; ia Luke 7. 42
not; in I TL 6. 7 neither anything; in Luke i. 37
no,
NOTICE BEFOEE, in 2 Co,. 9, 5 aforepromised.

EIGHT THOUSAND CHANGES OF THB BEVISED TESTAMENT.

13

NOTWITHSTANDING, in Luke lo. xi, 20, Phil. 4. 14
howbeit ; Phil. i. 18 only ; in E,ev. 2. 20 but.
NOUGHT!(com6 to), in Acts 5. 38 be overthrown; in
Acts 19, 27 come iuto disrepute ; in Rev. 18. 17 made
NOUmSH. in Acts 20. 20 feed. [desolate.
NOW, in Acts 2. 33; 26. 17 (omitted); in Matt. 4. 15,
John 13. 2 ; 15. 3, I Co. 4. 8 ; 6. 7, 2 Ti. 4. 6, i John
! 2. 8 already ; in John 13. 19 henceforth ; iu Luke 10.
I 36, John 16. 19 (omitted) ; John 19. 29 there ; 21. 7 so;
Acts XI. IQ ; 25. 1 J 2 Co. 5. 20 therefore ; Eph, 2. 19
then ; in John 17. n no more ; Ilom. 14. xs, Phm. 16
no longer.
NUMBEE, in Mark 10. 46, Acts i. 15 multitude; in
I Ti. 5. 9 enrol ; in Mark 15. 28 (omitted).
NURTURE, in Eph. 6. 4 chastening.

0.
OATH, in Acts 23. 21 curse.
OBEDIENCE, in i Co. 14. 34 subjection.
OBEDIENT, in Rom. 15. 18, i Pet. x. 14 obedience ; in
Titus 2. 5, 9 in subjection.
OBEY, ill Rom. 6. 17 become obedient ; 10. 16 hearken ;
in Rom. 6. 16, i Pe. i. 22 obedience; in Acts 7. 39 be
obedient ; in Gal. '3. i (omitted),
OBJECT, in Acts 24. 19 make accusation.
OBSERVE, in Acts 21. 25 {om>itted) ; in Mark 6. 20 keep
safe.
OBTAIN, in Luke 20. 35 attain to ; in Acta 1,17 receive ;
in X Co. 9. 24 attain ; in i Co. p. 25, Heb. 4. 16 receive ;
in Eph. X. II be made; in Heb. i. 4 iuherit.
OCCASION, in 2 Co. 8. 8 through.
OCCUPATION, in Acts 18. 3 trade.
OCCUPY, in Luke 19. 13 trade ; in i Co. 14. 16 fill.
ODOUR, in Rev. 5. 8 ; 18. 13 increase.
OF, in Matt. 21. 25, 26 ; 23. 25, Mark xx. 14, Luke 6. 13 ;
10. IX, Jolm X. 24; 4. 22, 39; 12. 49, Acts 3. 22; 7,
37'; 20. 30; 22. 14, Rom. g. 21, 24 ; 13. 3, x Co. 7. 7, 2
Co. 3. 5) 5; 4- 7 ; s- I ; 12. 6, Eph. 3. 15, Rev. n. 9
from ; Luke i. 35, i Co. 9. 7, Eph. 5. 30 (omitted); Luke
II. 27 ; 12. 13, Acts 15. 22, Heb. 11. 3, Rev. 7. 4, 9 out
of; Luke 16. 9 by means of ; John 3. 25 on the part
of ; Gal. 4. 23, 23, Rev. 18. 3 by ; in Mark 5. 27, Luke
¦L. i; 2. 33 ; 3. 15 ; 4. 14, 37 ; 5- 15 ; 7- 3. ^7 ; ^3- 8,
John 2. 25 ; 8. 26 ; 16. 19 ; 18. 34, Acts x. x ; 5. 24 ; n.
22 ; 17. 32 ; 18. 25 ; 21. 21 ; 23, 11, 20 ; 24. 22 ; 25, 20,
I Co. I. II, 2 Co. 10. 8, I Th. X. 9 ; 5. x, Heb. 11. 7, x
Pe. I. 10 ; 3. 15, 1 John 1. 1 ; 2. 27 ; 5. 9, 10 concerning ;
Luke 9. 9, 45, Acta 18. 15 ; 23. 29 aiSout ; John 16. 8 in
respect of; .Acts 23. 6 touching ; in Matt. 11. ig, Mark
8. 31 by ; Matt. 15. i ; 17. 25, 25J 26 ; 21. 11 ; 24. 32 ;
27, 57, Luke 6. 13 ; 9. 38 ; 12. 15 ; 22. 71, John i. 44 ;
7. 17, x8; 14. 10; 16. 13, Acts 21. x6, 27; 27. 44, 1 Co.
X. 30; 6. 19, 2 Co. 3. 5, Gal. X. I ; 2. 6; 3. 2, Phil. i.
28, Col. 3. 24, 1 Th. 2. 6, 6, I Ti. 3. 7, Heb. 7. 13, i John
X. 5, Rev. 16. 12 fi'om ; Luke 24. 42 (omitted) ; 2 Co.
10. 7 with ; Matt. i. 22 ; 14. 8 ; 19. 12 ; 27. 12, Luke 2.
21 ; 9. 7, 8 ; 17. 20, Acts 16. 14 ; 22. 12 ; 23. 10, 27 ; 26.
2, 7, I Co. 2. 12 ; 10. 9, 10, 29 ; 14. 24, 24, 2 Co. 2. 6, II ;
8. xg, Gal. i. 11 ; 3. 17, Eph. 5. 12, Phil. 3. 12, Heb. 11.
23, Jas. I. 14 ; 2, 9 ; 3. 4, 6, Jude 12. 17 by; in Matt.
6. X, X Pe. 2. 4 with ; Luke 6. ig, John 1. 14 ; 6. 45, 46 ;
8. 26, 40 ; g. 16, 33 ; xo. 18 ; 15. 15 ; 17. 7, Acts 3. 5 ;
ID. 22; 17. 9 ; 20. 24 ; 26. 22, Gal. x. 12, Eph. 6. 8, Phil.
4. i8 ; I Th. 2. 13, 2 Ti. i. 13 frora ; in Matt. 18. 13
over; Mark 6. 52, Acts 4. 9 concerning; x Co. 16. 17
at ; Heb. 8. i in ; n. 4 in respect of ; Rev. 8. 13 from ;
in 2 Co. I. 7, Phil. 2. 13 ; 4, 10 for ; 2 Co. i. 8 concern
ing ; 2 Co. 7. 4, 14 ; 9. 2, 3 ; 12. 5, 5, Phil. x. 7 on be
half ; 2 Co. 8. 23 about ; in Rom. 2. 17, 23, 2 Co. 2. 12 ;
10. 15 ; Eph. 4. I, Titus 3. 5, 2 Pe. 2. 12 m; Gal. 4. 20
about ; Jas. 5. 19 among ; in Acts 25. 20 how ; 2 Co.
10. 13, 15 beyond; 2 Co. 10. 16 in regard of ; Heb. 7.
14 as to ; in Acts 18. 15 about ; 27. 5 off ; in Heb. n.
18 to ; in Matt. 18. 23 with.
OFF, in Matt. 27. 55, Mark 5. 6 ; 15. 40 from ; also in
Mark it. 8.
OFFENCE, in Matt. 16. 23, Gal. 5. xx stumbling-block ;
Matt. 18. 7, Luke 17. i, Rom. 16. 17 occasions of stimi-
bling; Matt. 18. 7 occasions; in Rom. 4. 25; S- iS»
iSi x6, X7, iB, 20 trespass ; in i Co. 10. 32 occasion of
stumbling ; also in 2 Co. 6. 3, 2 Go. 11. 7 sin.
OFFEND, in Matt. 5. 29, 30 ; 17. 27 ; 18. 6, 8, 9, Mark 9.

42, 45, 47, Luke 17. 2, John 6. 61 caiise to stumble ;
Matt. II. 6 flnd occasion of stumbling; Matt. 13, 21,
Mark 4. 17, Rom. 14. 21 to stumble ; John 16. i, x Co.
8. 13, 2 Co. II. 29 make to stumble ; in Matt. 13. 41
cause stumbling ; ia Jas. 2. 10 ; 3. a, 2 stumble ; in
Acts 25. 8 sin.
OFFENDER, in Acts 25. xi wrongdoer.
OFFER, in Rev. 8. 3 add ; in Luke 11. 12 give ; in Acts
7. 41 bring.
OFFERING, in Luke 21. 4 gifts.
OFT, inMatt. 17. 15 oft-times; Acts 26. 11 oftentimes;
in Mark 7. 3 diligently.
O.FTENTIMES, in 2 Co. 8. 22 many times.
OLD, iu Acts 21. 16 early; 2 Pe. 2, 5 ancient ; in Heb.
8. 13 aged ; in i Pe. 3. 5 aforetime ; 2 Pe. i. 21 ever.
OLIVE BERRIES, in Jas. 3. 12 olives.
OLIVE TREE, in Rom. n. 17 wild olive,
OMITTED, in Matt. 23. 23 left undone.
OMNIPOTENT, in Rev. xg. 6 almighty.
ON, in Mark 4. 8 into ; Luke 12. 4g, Gal. 3. 14, Rev. 13.
13 upon ; in Matt. 26. 5 during ; Luke 8. 15 ; 12. 51 ;
13. 23, 2 Co. 8. I, 1 Pe. 4. 16 in; John ig. 31 upon;
Itom. 12. 7, 7, 8 to ; in Matt. 21. 19, Acts 28. 4^ from ;
Matt. 26. 64, Mark 14. 6z ; 16. 19 ; 22. 69 at ; in Luke
10. 19, Rev. 6. 8 upon; in Matt. 9, 36 for ; in Mark
14. 3 over.
ONCE, in X Pe. 3. 20 (omitted) ; in Luke 23. 1 8 together ;
in Eph, 5. 3 even.
ONE, in Luke 20. 3 a; 23. 17, i John 5. 7 (omitted);
Rev. o. 12 first ; in Acts 19. 9 (o'mitted).
ONE Vt^ITH ANOTHER, in Acts 7. 2 (omitted); 21. 6
each other; also in Eph. 4. 32, Col. 3, 13, 1 Pe. 4. 10
yourselves; in Matt. 27. 38 oue. ..one; i Th. 5. u
each other.
ONLY, in Luke 24. j8, i Co. 14. 36 alone ; in Mark 2, 7
OPEN, in Mark i. 10 rent asunder. [one.
OPEN, in I Ti. 5. 24 evident ; in 2 Co. 3. 18 unveiled.
OPENLY in John 7. 10 publicly; in Matt, 6. 4, 6, 18
(omitted) ; in Acts 10. 40 manifest ; in 16. 37 publiclv.
OPERATION, in Col, 2. 12 working ; also in i Co. 12. 6.
OR, in 2 Th. 2. 2 nor.
ORDAIN, in Mark 3. 14 appoint ; also in John 15. 16,
X Ti. 2, 7 ; in Acts x. 22 become ; in i Co. 2. 7 fore
ordain ; in Acts 14. 23 appoint; in Eph. 2, 10 afore-
prepared; in Titus x, 5, Heb. 5. i ; 8. 3 appoint; in
Heb. 9, 6 prepare ; in Jude 4 set forth.
ORDINANCE, iu i Co. ix. 2 tradition.
OTHER, in Mark 7. 8, John 6. 23 (omitted?) ; in Heb. 9.
25 not his own; iu i Co. 8.4 (omitted); 14. 21
strangers ; in Luke 8. 10 ; 18. n, Acts 17. 9 ; 28. 9,
Rom. I, 13, I Co. g, 5, 2 Co. 12. 13 ; 13. 2, Gal, 2, 13,
Eph. 2. 3, Phil, I. 13 ; 4. 3, X Th. 4. 13 ; 5. 6, i Ti, 5.
20 the rest ; Eph, 4, 17 also ; in 2 Th. i. 3 one another ;
inMatt, 20, 21 ; 24. 40, 41, Mark 15. 27, John 20. 12,
Gal, 4, 22 one ; in Acts 26, 22 but.
OTHERWISE, in Heb. g. 17 for ; in Matt. 6, i, Luke 5.
36 else ; 2 Co. n. 16 but if ye do.
OUGHT, in Matt. 5. 23 ; 21. 3, Mark n. 25. Acts 4. 32 ;
28. IQ, Phm. 18 aught ; also in Mark 7. 12.
OUGHT, in Luke 24. 26 behoved ; Acts 5. 29 must ; 10.
6 (omitted) ; in Heb. 5. 3 bound,
OUR, in Acts 24, 6 (omitted) ; in i John 4. 17 with us.
OURSELVES, In Titus 3. 3 we.
OUT, in Luke 8. 54 (omitted) ; 13. 28, Acts 16, 13, Rev,
II. 2 without ; in 2 Co. 12. 3 apart from ; in Matt. 3.
16 ; 8. 34 ; 14. 13, 29 ; 24. 27, Mark 5, T7 ; 6. 33 ; 15.
21 ; 16. 9, Luke 5. 36 ; 6. 17 ; 8. 12, 46 ; g. 5 ; 23. 26 ;
John 7. 42, Acts 2. 5; 17. 2; 28. 21, 23, 2 Co. i. 16,
Heb. II. 34 from ; Luke 12. 54 in ; in Liike 8. 4 of.
OUTWARD, in Matt. 23. 27 outwardly; in 2 Co. 10. 7
before your face.
OVER, in 2 Co. 3. 13, i Pe. 3, 12 upon; in John 6. x to
the other side of ; in Luke 4. 10 concerning; i Co, 7.
37 aa touching ; in Acts 20. 28 in ; in Heb, 9. s above ;
m Rev. XS- 2, 2 from.
OVERCHARGE, in 2 Co. 2, 5 press too heavily,
OVERCOME, in Rom. 3. 4 prevail ; iu Acts 19, i6master.
OVERSEERS, in Acts 20. 28 bishops.
OWN, in Eph. 5. 24, Col. 3. 18, x Th. 2. 15 ; 4. 11
(omitted) ; also in Matt. 16. 26 ; 17. 25, Luke i. 23, 56 ;
5. 29 ; 18. 7, Acts 7. 41, I Co, 6. 14, Eph. x. xi, 20,
Heb. 3. 6; 4. 10; 12. xo, Jas. x. 26, x Pe, 2. 24; 2 Pe.
2. 12, 13, Jude 16, Rev. i. 5 ; also iu Luke 19. 23; also
in I Ti. I. 2, Titus I. 4.

14

ANALTTIOAL CONCORDANCE TO

P.
PAIN, in Acts 2, 24 pangs,
PAINFULNESS, iu 2 Co. ii. 27 travail.
PAIR OF, in Rev. 6. 5 (omitted).
PALACE, in Matt. 26. 3, 58, 6g, Mark 14. 66, Luke 11.
21 court ; in Phil. i. 13 prsetorian guard.
PALM, in Mark 14. 65 blows of the hands ; in John 18.
22 struck with the hand.
PALSY, iu Matt. 4. 24 palsied ; also in Luke 5.18, 24,
Acts 8. 7 ; g. 33.
PAPS, in Luke it. 27 ; 23. 2g, Rev. i. 13 breasts.
PART, in Acts i. 17 portion ; i. 25 place ; in t6. 12
district ; 2 Co. 6. 15 portion ; in Rom. 15. 23 regions ;
in Heb. 2. 14 partake.
PAETAKEE, iu i Co. 10. 18 communion ; in Heb. 2. 14
be sharer in; in2 John iipartakethin; in Eev. iS. 4
have fellowship with.; in i Co. 9. 10 partaking; 9. 12;
10. 17, 21, 30 partake of; in Eph. 3. 6 fellow-partaker ;
in 2 TL 2. 6 to partake ; in i Co. 9. 13 have a portion
with ; in 2 Ti. i. 8 suffer hardship with ; in i Ti. 6, 2
that partake,
PAETAKEST, in Eom, 11, 17 become partaker with,
PAETED, in Matt, 27, 35 (second clause omitted).
PAETIAL, in Jas, 2, 4 divided,
PAETIALITY, in Jas, 3, 17 without variance, [5. 33.
PAETICULAE, in i Co. 12. 27 severally ; also in Eph.
PAETICULAELY, in Acts 21. ig one by one ; in Heb.
9. 5 severally.
PAETS, in Matt. 12. 42 ends.
PASS, in Mark 4. 35 go over ; Acts g. 32 go throughout ;
in Acts 5. 15 come by ; in John 8. sg (omitted) ; in
Matt. g. I, Mark 5. 21 ; 6. 53, Luke 16. 26 cross over ;
' in Luke 16. 36 going by ; in Mark 6. 35 far spent ; in
Acts 27. 8 coasting along-; in i Co. 7. 36 past the
flower of age.
PAST, in Gal. i. 23, Eph. 2. 3 once; Eph. 2. 2, 11, Phm.
TI aforetime ; in Acts 27. 9 be gone by ; in Luke 9.
36.canie ; in Acts 14. r6 gone by.; in Eom. 3. 25 done
aforetime ; in Heb. i. i of old time ; in 1 John 2. 8
passing away.
PATIENCE, in Jas. 5. 7 being-patient.
PATIENT, in I Th. 5. 14 be long-suffering ; in Eom. 2. 7,
2 Th. 3. 5 patience ; in i Ti. 3. 3 gentle ; in 2 Ti. 2.
24 forbeai-ing.
PATTEEN, in Titus 2. 7 ensample ; also in i Ti. i. 16";
in Heb. 9. 23 copies.
PEACE, in Eom. 10. 15 (omitted) ; iu i Co. 14, 30 let
keep silent,
PEACEABLE, in i TL 2, 2 quiet
PEACEABLY, in Rom, 12, 18 be at peace,
PECULIAR, in Titus 2, 14 for his own possession ; also
in 1 Pe, 2, 9,
PENURY, in Luke 21, 4 want,
PEOPLE, inMatt, 7, 28; 12, 23, 46; 14, 13; 21, 26; 27,
15, Mark 5, 21, 24 ; 6, 34, 45; 7, 14, 17 ; 8, 6, 6, 34 ; g,
15, 25 ; 10, I, 46 ; IT, 18 ; 12, 12, 41 ; 15, it, 15, Luke
3, to; 4, 42 ; 5, I, 3 ; 7, 9, n., 24 ; 8, 4, 40, 42 ; g, it,
18, 37; II, 14, 29; 12, I, 544 13, 14, 17; 23, 4, 48,
John 6, 22, 24 ; 7, 12, 12, 20, 31, 32, 40, 43, 49 ; it,
42; 12, 12, 17, 18, 2g, 34, Acts 8, 6; 14, IT, 13, 14, 18,
ig ; 17, 8, 13, 19, 33 ; 21, 27, Rev, ig, i multitude ; iu
Matt, g. 23, 25, Acts 21. 35 ; 24, 12 crowd ; in Rom,
TO, 19 uation,
PERCEIVE, in i John 3, 16 know; in John 12, ig
behove ; in Mark 12. 28 know ; in Luke g, 47, Acts 14,
g see ; in Luke 6, 41 consider ; in Acts 8, 23 see ; iu
Acts 23, 2g flnd ; in 2 Co, 7, 8 see,
PERDITION, in 2 Pe, 3, 7 destruction,
PERFECT, in Eph, 4, 13 full grown ; in John 17, 23 be
perfected ; also in Gal, 3, 3 ; also in Luke 6, 40, 2 Co,
13, II ; in Luke i, 3 accurately ; in Acts 22, 3 strict ;
in 24, 22 more exact ; in 2 Ti, 3. 17 complete; in Rev.
3. 2 fulfilled.
PERFECTION, in 2 Co. 13. g perfecting. [actly.
PERFECTLY, in Acts t8. 26 carefully ; 23. 15, 20 ex-
PERFORM, in Luke 2. 39 accomplish ; also in Rom. 15.
28, 2 Co. 8. IT complete ; Phil. i. 6 perfect; in Luke
I. 72 shew ; in Luke i. 20 come to pass ; in Rom. 7.
18 do.
PERFORMANCE, in Luke i. 45 fulfilment ; in 2 Co.
8. 1 1 completion.
PERHAPS, in :; Co. 2. 7 by any means.
PERILOUS, iu 2 Ti. 3. i grievous.

PERISH, in 2 Co. 4. 16 be decaying ; in 2 Pe. z. 12 be
destroyed.
PERJURED, in i TL i. 10 false swearers.
PERNICIOUS, in 2 Pe. 2. 2 lascivious doings.
PERSECUTE, in 2 Co. 4. 9 pursue ; in i Th. 2. 15
drive out.
PERSECUTION, in Gal. 5. 11 ; 6. 12 be persecuted ; in
Acts II. ig tribulation.
PERSON, in Heb. i. 3 substance.
PERSUADE, in Acts 13. 43 urge ; 26. 28 with persuasion
wouldest make ; Heb. it. 13 (omitted) ; in Rom. 4.
21 ; 1,1. 5 be fully assured.
PERTAIN, in Acts i. 3 concerning; in Rom. 4. i
according ; in Heb. 7. 13 belong.
PERVERSE DISPUTINGS, in i Ti. 6. 5 wranglings.
PIECE, in Mark 2. 21 that which would flll it up.
PILLOW, in Mark 4. 38 cushion.
PIPER, in Rev. 18. 22 flute-player.
PIT, in Luke 14. 5 well.
PITIFUL, in i Pe. 3. 8 tender-hearted ; iu Jas. 5. it
full of pity.
PITY, in Matt. 18. 33 mercy.
PLACE, in Luke 9. to (omitted); in John 8. 37 free
course ; in Matt. 12. 6 is here ; in Mark 6. 10 where
soever ; in 6. 10 thence ; in n. 4 in the; in Jas. 3. 11
opening.
PLAIN, in Luke 6. 17 level place.
PLAINNESS, in 2 Co. 3. 12. boldness of speech.
PLANT, in Rom. 6. 5 united with.
PLEASE, in Rom. 15. 26, 27, i Co. i. 21, GaL i. 15, CoL
T. ig be the good pleasure ; iu Acts 15. 22 seem good ;
15- 34 (omitted) ; iu i Co. 7. 12, 13 is content ; in Heb.
IT. 5, 6 be well-pleasing.
PLEASURE, in 2 Th. i. 11 desire ; in Heb. 12. 10 seem
good ; iu Rom. i. 32 consent -with ; in Acts 24. 27
favour ; in Jas. 5. 5 live delicately ; in Rev. 4. it will.
PLUCK, in Mark 5, 4 rend ; iu Mai-k g, 47 cast ; in Luke
17, 6 be rooted up ; in John 10, 28, 29 snatch,
POLLUTE, in Acts 21, 28 defile,
POLLUTIONS, in 2 Pe, 2, 20 defilements,
POOL, iu John 5. 4 (omitted). [21, 19 win,
POSSESS, in Acts 8, 7 ; 16, t6 have; in Luke 18, 12 get ;
POSSESSIONS, in Acts 28, 7 lands,
POSSIBLE, in Acts 27, 39 could ; in Heb, 10, 4 impos-
POUR, in Rev, 14, 10 prepare, [sible,
POWER, iu Matt, 6, 13 (omitted) ; 2 Co, 12, g strength ;
in Matt, 10, i ; 28, 18, Mark 3, 15 ; 6, 7, Luke 4, 6, 32 ;
10, ig; 12, II, John 17, 2, Acts i, 7, i Co, 11, 10, 2 Co.
13, 10, Eph, I, 21, Titus 3, I, Eev, 2, 26 ; 12, 10 ; 13,
4» 5j 7> 12; 17, 12; t8, I authority; in John i, 12,
Eom, g. 21, I Co, g, 4, 5, 6, 12, 12, 18, 2 Th, 3, g right ;
in Eom, 16, 25 is able ; in Eph, i, ig ; 6, 10 strength ;
Col, I, II might; Eev, 5, 13 dominion ; in Luke g, 43
majesty ; in Luke 20, 20 rule ; in 2 Th, i, g, 2 Pe. 2.
IT might ; in Eev, 13, 14, 15 be given,
POWEEFUL, in 2 Co, to, to strong ; in Heb, 4. 12 active,
PEAISE, in John g, 24 ; 12, 43, 1 Pe, 4, 11 glory ; in
I Pe, 2, g excellency,
PEAISE, in Luke 24, 53 bless ; Rev, 19, 5 give praise ;
in Luke 1,64 bless,
PRAY, in Acts 10, 30 keeping prayer ; in Luke 5, 3, Acts
23, 18 ask; I John 5, 16 make request ; in Luke 21,
36 ; 22, 32 make supplication ; 2 Co, 5, 20 ; 8, 4
beseech ; also in Matt, 26, 53, Mark 5, 17, 18, Acts
16, 9; 27, 34 ; in Acts 24, 4 intreat,
PRAYER, in Matt, 17, 21 (omitted) ; in Luke i, 13 ; 2,
37 ; 5- 33i Rom, TO, I, 2 Co, I, II ; 9, 14, Phil, I, 4, ig,
2 Ti, I, 3, Jas, 5, 16, 1 Pe, 3, 12 supplication ; in Matt,
23. 14 (omitted).
PREACH, in Acts 14, 15 bring good tidings ; Rom, 10,
15 bring glad tidings ; Rev, 14, 6 proclaim ; also in
Acts 4, 2 ; 13, 5, 38 ; 15, 36 ; 17, 3, 13, i Co, g, 14, Phil,
I, 17, 18, CoL I, 28 ; in Luke g, 60 publish abroad ; in
Matt, 10, 27, Luke 4, 18, ig. Acts 8, 5 ; g, 20 proclaim ;
iu Acts 3, 20 appointed for ; in Mark 2, 2, Acts 8, 25 ;
II, ig ; 13, 42 ; 14, 25; 16, 6 speak; in Acts 20, 7, 9
discourse ; in Heb, 4, 2 hearing,
PREACHING, in 2 Ti, 4, 17 ; Titus i, 3 message; iu
I Co. I. 18 word.
PRECEPT, iu Mark 10. 5, Heb. g. ig commandment.
PRECIOUS, in i Co. 3. 12 costly ; in i Pe. 2. 7 precious
ness ; Mark 14. 3 costly.
PREDESTINATE, in Rom. 8. 29, 30, Eph. i. 5, it fore-
PREFER, in i Ti. 5. 21 prejudice. [ordain.

EIGHT THOUSAND CHANGES OP THE EEVISED TESTAMENT.

15

PREMEDITATE, in Mark 13. 11 (omitted).
PREPARE, in Matt. 3. 3; 22. 4; 26. 17, Mark 14. 12,
Luke I. 76 ; 12. 47 ; 22. 8, Rev. 16. 12 ; 21. 2 make
ready ; in Mark 14. 15 ready.
PRESENCE, in i Co. i. 29 before ; in Acts 3. 13, 2 Th.
I. g, Heb. g. 24 face ; in 1 Th. 2. ig before.
PRESENT, in 2 Pe. i. 12 which is with you; in 2 Co.
5. 8, g at home ; in John 14. 25 abiding ; in 1 Co. 15.
6 now.
PRESENT, in Matt. 2. 11 offer ; in Jude 24 set.
PRESENTLY, inMatt. 21. ig immediately; in 26. 53 even
now ; in PhiL 2.23 forthwith.
PEESEEVE, in Jude i keep ; in 2 Ti. 4. 18 save.
PEESS, in Mark 2. 4 ; 5. 27, 30, Luke 8. ig ; ig. 3 crowd.
PEESS, iu Luke 8. 45 cnish ; in 16. 16 enter violently ;
in Acts 18. 5 constrained ; in 2 Co. i. 8 weighed down.
PEESUMPTUOUS, in 2 Pe. 2. to daring.
PEETENCE, in Matt. 23. 14 (omitted).
PEEVAIL, in Eev. 5. 5 overcome.
PREVENT, in Matt. 17. 25 speak flrst ; in i Th. 4. 15
precede.
PRICK, in Acts 9. 5 (omitted).
PRIDE, in I John 2. t6 vainglory ; in i Ti. 3. 6 puffed up.
PRIEST in Luke 23. 23 (omitted). [ofiice.
PRIESTHOOD, in Heb. 7. 14 priests; iuHeb. 7. 5priest's
PRINCE, in Matt. 20. 25, t Co. 2. 6, Rev. i. 5 ruler.
PRINCIPALITY, in Eph. t. 21 rule ; Titus 3; i rulers.
PRISON, iu Acts 5. 21, 23 ; t6. 26 prison-house ; in
Matt. 4. 12, Mark i. 14 delivered up ; in Acts 5. 18
warred ; in 12. 7 cell.
PRISONER, in Ro. 28. t6 (omitted).
PRIVATELY, iu Mark 6. 32 apart.
PROCEED, in Rev. ig. 21 come forth; also in Matt. 15.
ig, John 8. 42, Jas. 3. 10.
PROFESS, in i Ti. 6. 12 confess ; in 2 Co. 9. 13 con
fession.
PROFESSION, in i Ti. 6. 12, Heb. 3. i ; 4. 14; 10. 23
PROFIT, in Gal. i. 14 advance. [confession.
PROFITABLE, in 2 TL 4. it useful.
PROFITING, in i Ti. 4. 15 progress.
PROMISE, in Luke 22. 6 consent.
PEOOF, in 2 Ti. 4. 5 fuIfiL
PEOPEE, in Acts i. ig their ; i Co. 7. 7 his own ; in Heb.
IT. 23 goodly.
PEOPHET, in Luke 7. 28 (omitted).
PEOUD, in Eom. i. 30, 2 Ti. 3. 2 haughty ; in i Ti. 6. 4
puffed up.
PROVE, in 2 Co. 13. 5 try ; iu Rom. 3. 9 laid to the
charge.
PEOVEEB, in Luke 4. 23 parable.
PEOVIDE, iu Matt. 10. g get ; in Luke 12. 20 prepare ;
iri 12. 33 make; in Rom. 12. 17, 2 Co. 8. 20* take
thought for.
PROVOKE, iu 2 Co. g 2 stir up.
PRUDENT, iu Matt. 11. 25, Acts 13. 7 imderstanding.
PSALM, in Jas. 5. 13 praise.
PUBLISH, in Mark 13. 10 preach ; in Acts 13. 49 spread
abroad.
PULL, iu Matt. 7. 4, Luke 6. 42 cast out ; iu 14. 5
draw up ; in Acts 23. 10 torn ; in Jude 23 snatch.
PULLINGj in 2 Co. 10. 4 casting.
PUNISH, m 2 Pe. 2. g under punishment ; in 2 Th. i. g
suffer punishment.
PUNISHMENT, in i Pe. 2. 14 vengeance ; in Acts i.
18 ; 8. 20 obtain ; in i Ti. 3. 13 gam.
PURE, in T Pe. i. 22, Rev. 21. i (omitted); in 2 Pe. 3. i
sincere.
PURGE, in Mark 7. 19 make clean, Heb. g. 14, 22
cleanse ; also in Matt. 3. 12 ; also in John 15. 2, Heb.
TO. 2 ; in Heb. i. 3 purification ; 2 Pe. i. 9 cleansing.
PURIFY, in Acts 15. g, Heb. g. 23 cleanse.
PURIFYING, in Heb. 9. 13 cleanness.
PURPOSES, in Acts 26. t6 ; i John 3. 8 end.
PURPOSE, in Acts 20. 3 determine.
PUT, in Mark 10. 16, Eev. 11. g lay ; Acts i. 7 set ; i Ti.
I. 12 appoint ; in Matt. 13. ig, Mark 7. 32 ; 8. 23, 25,
Acts 9. 12, 17 lay ; in Matt. 13. 24, 31 set ; in Eev.
2. 24 cast _; in Luke 8. 54 (omitted) ; in John 19. 2
array in ; in i Co. 15. 27, 28, Heb. 2. 8 subject ; in
Matt. 8. 3 stretch forth ; in Luke 14. 7 speak ; in John
ig. 29 bnng ; in Acts 7. 33 lose ; in 13. 46 thrust ; in
I Co. 7. IT, 12 leave ; in 15. 24 abolish ; in i Ti. i. 19
thrust ; in Heb. 2. 8 subject to. ¦ '
PUTTING, in 2 Ti. i. 6 laying. -

Q.
QUAEEEL, in Mark 6. ig set herself against ; in Col. 3.
13 complaint.
QUAETEE, in Acts 16. 3 parts ; 28. 7 place ; in Acts
Q. 32 parts ; in Rev. 20. 8 corners.
QUENCH, in Mark g. 43, 45 unquenchable.
QUESTION, in John 3. 25, i Ti. i. 4 ; 6. 4, 2 Ti. 2. 23,
Titus 3. 9 questioning ; Acts 25. 20 to inquire con
cerning ; in Acts 19. 40 be accused.
QUICK, in Heb. 4. 12 living.
QUICKEN, in i Co. 15. 45 life-giving.,
QUICKLY, in Mark 16. 8 (omitted).
QUICKSANDS, in Acts 27. 17 syrtis..
QUIET, in i Ti. 2. 2 tranquiL
QUIETNESS, in Acts 24. 2 peace..

E.
RAGING, in Jude 13 wild.
RAILER, iu I Co. 5. 11 reviler.
RAILING, in i Pe. 3. g reviling.
RAIMENT, in Matt. 17. 2 ; 27. 31,. Mark 9. 3, Luke 23.
34, John ig. 24, Acts 22. 20, Rev. 3. 5, 18 garments ; iu
I Ti. 6. 8 covering ; in Jas, 2. 2 clothing.
RAISE, in Acts 12. 7 awake ; 13. 23 brought ; 2 Ti. 2. 8
risen ; in Acts 13. 50 stir up ; iu 2. 30 set ; in Heb. 11.
35 by a resurrection ; in Matt. i. 24 arose ; in Acts 24.
12 stir up.
RASHLY, in Acts ig. 36 rash.
RATHER, in Luke 10. 20 (omitted); i Co. g. 12, 2 Pe. i-.
10 more ; in Luke it. 41 ; 12. 31 howbeit ; iu Heb. 13.
ig the more exceedingly.
RAVENING, in Luke it. 39 extortion.
REACH, in Phil; 3. 13 stretch.
READ, in Eev. 5. 4 (omitted).
EEADY, in Luke 7. 2 at the point of; Acts 20. 7 in
tending; Rev. 12. 4 about ; in 2 Co. g. 2, 3 prepared;
in Mark 14. 38 willing ; 2 Co. 8; 19 readiness.
REAP, in Jas. 5. 4 mow.
REAR, iu John 2. 20 raise.
REASON, in Acts 6. 2 fit.
REASON, in Mark 12. 28 questioning.
REASONING, in Acts 28. 29 (omitted).
EEBUKE, iu Phil. 2. 15 blemish.
EEBUKE, in i TL 5. 20, Titus i. 13 ; 2. 15, Heb. 12. 5,
Eev. 3. ig reprove.
EECEIVE; in Matt. 20. 7; 23. 14 (omitted); John 16.
14, Acts g. ig take ; in 3 John 8 welcome ; in Phm.
12 (omitted).;, in Luke g. ii welcome; 2 Co. 8. 4
(omitted) ;- 1 Th. 2. 13 accepted ; iu Mark 4. 20 accept ;
in Luke 8..4Q-welcome ; in 2 Pe. 2. 13 suffer ; in Mark
'2. 2 for ; 2 CO; 7. 2 open your hearts to ; in Phm. 15
have ; in 2 Co. 7. 9 suffer ; in Eev. 13. 16 give.
RECKON, in Matt. 25. 19 make a reckoning.
RECOMMENDED, in Acts 14.26 committed; 15. 40
commended.
RECOMPENSE, in Rom. 12. 17 render.
RECONCILIATION, in Heb. 2. 17 propitiation.
RECORD, in John i. 32, 34 ; 8. 13,, 14 ; 12. 17 ; 19. 35,
Rom. 10. 2, 2 Co. 8. 3, Gal. 4. 15,, Col. 4. 13, 3 John
12, Rev. I. 2 witness ; i John 5. 7 (omitted) ; in John
T. ig ; 8. 13, 14 ; ig. 35, i John. 5. ic. 'n, 3 John 12
witness ; also in 2 Co, i, 23, PliiS. i. 8 ; in Acts 20. 26
testify,
REDEEM, in Rev. 5. g ; 14. 3, 4 purchase ; in Luke i.
68 work redemption.
REDOUND, in 2 Co. 4. 15 abound.
REFRESH, in Rom. 15. 32 flnd rest,
REFUSE, in i Ti, 4, 4 reject, [ing-
REGARD, in Luke i, 48 look upon ; Phil, 2, 30 hazard-
REIGN, in Rom, 15, 12 rule,
REJECT, iu Titus 3, 10 refuse,
REJOICE, in Rev, 15, 7 be exceeding glad ; in Acts 2.
26 be glad; in Phil. 3. 3, Jas. i. 9 ; 4. 16 glory ; also
in Rom. 2. 13 ; also in Phil. 2. 16.
REJOICING, m 2 Co. i. 14, GaL 6. 4, PhiL i. 26, Heb.
3. 6, also in i Co. 15. 31, 2 Co. i. 12, i Th. 2. ig, Jas.
RELEASE, in Luke 23. 17 (omitted). [4. 16,
RELIGIOUS, in Acts 13. 43 devout.
REMAIN, in John i. 33 ; 15. t6, 2 Co. g. g, i John 3. 9
abide ; John 15. 11 be ; in Heb. i. 11 continue ; in
I Th. 4. 15, 17 are left; in i Co. 7. 29 henceforth.'

16

ANALYTICAL CONOOEDANCB TO

EEMEMBER, in 3 John 10 bring to remembrance.
REMEMBRANCE, in 2 Ti. i. 5 be reminded ; in Luke
T. 54 remember ; Rev. 16. ig be remembered ; in
I Ti. 4. 6 mind.
EEMISSION, in Eom. 3. 25 passing over.
EEMIT, in John 20. 23 forgive, be forgiven.
REMNANT, in Matt. 22. 6, Eev. 11. 13 ; 12. 17; ig. 21
rest.
EEMOVE, in Matt. 21. 21 take up ; in Eev. 2. 5 move.
EEND, in Mark 9. 26 tear.
EENT, in Luke 5. 36 rend.
EEPAY, in Eom. 12. 19 recompense.
REPENT, in 2 Co. 7. 8 regret ;in 2 Co. 7. 10 bring no
regret.
REPENTANCE, in Matt. 9. 13 (omitted).
REPORT (of good), in Acts 10. 22 ; 22. 12 well reported
of ; Heb. it. 2, 39 have borne witness to them ; 3 John
12 have the witness ; in i TL 3. 7 testimony.
EEPORT,in i Co. 14. 2sdeclare ; in i Pe. 1. 12 announced.
REPROACH (suffer), in i TL 4. 10 strive ; in 2 Co. 12. 10
injuries; in 11. 21 disparagement.
REPROACHFULLY (speak), in i TL 5. 14 for reviling.
REPROVE, in John 16. 8 convict.
REPUTATION, in Acts 5. 34 honour ; in Gal. 2. 2 re
pute ; in Phil. 2. 7 emptied ; in PhiL 2. 2g honour.
EEQUEST, in Phil. i. 4 supplication. [for.
EEQUIEE, in Luke 23. 23, i Co. i. 22, Luke 23. 24 ask
EBSEMBLE, in Luke 13. 18 liken.
RESERVE, Acts 25. 21, 2 Pe. 2. g, Jude 6 keep ; in Rom.
RESIDUE, in Mark t6. 13 rest. [ii. 4 leave.
RESIST, in Luke 21. 15, Acts 6. 10, Rom. g. ig ; 13. 2,
2, 2 Ti. 3. 8, I Pe. 5. 9 withstand.
RESORT, in John 10. 41 come ; in John 18. 20, Acts 16.
13 come together ; also in Mark 10. i.
RESPECT, in Heb. ii. 26 look ; in .Tas. 2. 3 regard.
REST, in 2 Co. 2. 13 ; 7. 5 relief ; in Acts 9. 31 peace ;
in Heb. 4. g sabbath rest.
REST, in Acts 2. 36 dwelL
RESTITUTION, in Acts 3. 21 restoration.
RETAIN, in Rom. i. 28 have ; in Phm. 13 keep.
RETURN, in Mark 14. 40 come ; Luke it. 24 turnback ;
in Luke 19. 15 was come back.
REVEAL, m i Co. 14. 30 a revelation be made ; in
2 Th. I. 7, 1 Pe. 4. 13 at the revelation ot
REVENGE, in 2 Co. 7. it avenging.
REVENGE, in 2 Co. to. 6 avenge.
REVENGER, in Rom. 13. 4 avenger.

REVERENCE, in Eph. 5. 33 fear.
lEVILE, in Matt. 5. 11, M '
Matt. 27._ 39 rail on.

rflark 15. 32 reproach ; in

REVIVE, in Rom. 14. 9 live again.
REWARD, in i TL 5. 18, 2 Pe. 2. 13, Jude it higher ;
In Col. 3. 24 recompense.
REWARD, in Matt. 6. 4, 6, 18 recompense; in 16. 27,
2 Ti. 4. 14, Rev. 18. 6, 6 render,
EIGHTEOUS (be), in Eev. 22. it do righteousness.
EIGHTEOUSNESS, iu Rom. 9. 28, 31 ; to. 3 (omitted) ;
in Eom. 2. 26 ; 8. 4 ordinance ; Rev. 19. 8 righteous
acts ; in i Co. 15. 34 righteously ; in Heb. i. 8 upright-
RIOT, in 2 Pe. 2. 13 revel. [uess.
EIOTING, in Rom. 13. 13 revelling.
EIPE, in Rev. 14. 15 over ripe.
EISE, in Matt. 12. 41 stand up ; 20. 19 be raised up ;
Mark to. 50 spring up ; Luke 11. 32 stand up; Acts
26. 16, Eom. 15. 12, Heb. 7. 11 arise; Mark 12. 23,.
Rom. 14. g (omitted) ; iu Acts 26. 23 resurrection ; iu
Matt. IT. II ; 24. II ; 26. 46, Mark 14. 42, Luke 5. 23 ;
7. t6, John 5. 8 arise; Matt. 26. 32, Mark 14. 28 be
raised up ; Mark 12. 26, John 2. 22, Rom. 8. 34, i Co.
15. 4, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 2g, 32 be raised; in Col. 2.
12 be raised with ; 3. i be raised together with ; in
Jas. I. II arise ; in Rev. 13. i come up ; ig. 3 go up.
ROBBERY, in Phil. 2. 6 prize.
ROBE, in John 19. 2, 5 garment ; in Luke 23. 1 1 apparel.
EOCK, in Acts 27. 29 rocky ground.
eoom:, in Luke 14. 9, 10, i Co. 14. 16 place; in Matt.
23. 6, Luke 14. 7, 8 ; 20. 46 chief place ; in Acts i. 13
upper chamber ; iu Acts 24. 27 be succeeded by.
RULE, in 2 Co. 10. 13, 15 province.
RULE, in Matt. 2. 6 be shepherd of. [ruler.
RULER, in Mark 13. 9 governor ; Eph. 6. 12 world
RUMOUR, iu Luke 7. 17 report.
EUN, in Rev. 9. 9 rush ; also in Matt. 8. 32, Acts 7. 57 ;
in Matt. 9. 17 ia spilled ; in Acts 14. 14 spring forth.

S.
SACRIFICE, in Mark g. 40 (omitted) ; in i Co. 10. ig,
28 1 thing sacriflced to idols.
SACRILEGE, in Rom. 2. 22 rob temples.
SAD, in Mark to. 22 his countenance fell.
SAID, in Mark 6. 22 herself.
SAIL, in Acts 27. 17 gear.
SAIL, in Acts 21. 2 cross over.
SAILING, in Acts 27. g voyage.
SAILOR, in Rev. 18. 17 mariner.
SAINTS, in Jude 14 holy one ; in Rev. 15. 3 ages.
SAKE (for the), in Mark 4. 17 because of ; in John 13.
37, 38 for ; Phil. i. 2g in the behalf of ; in Acts 26. 7
concemuig ; in Eph. 4. 32 in.
SALT, iri Mark o. 49 (omitted).
SAME, in Matt. 5. 19, Luke 23. 51 he ; Matt. 13. 20,
Luke 2. 25, Acts i. 11 ; 8. 35 ; 21. g, 2 Co. 8. 6 ; g. 4,
CoL 4. 8 this ; Xuke 20. 47, Johu 12. 21 these ; Acts 7.
35 him ; i Co. 7. 20 that ; Rev. 3. 5 thus ; Mark 8. 35
(omitted) ; in Matt. to. ig ; 13. i ; 18. i, 28 ; 22. 23 ;
26. ssi Mark 4. 35, John 4- S3; 5- 9 5 ii- 49i 20. 19,
Acts 2. 41 ; 19. 23 ; 28. 7, 2 Co. 7. 8, Rev. 11. 3 that;
Matt. 15. 22 these ; John i. 33 he ; in Matt. 12. 58 he ;
Matt. 25. t6 them ; Acts 24. 20 themaelves ; Matt.
26. 48, Luke 7. 21 that ; Luke 6. 38 what ; Luke 10. 10
thereof; Luke 12. 12, ig; 23. 12; 24. 33, John 5. 36,
Acts 16. 18 ; 22. 13 that very ; Rom. 9. 17, 2 Co. 2. 3
very ; Col. 4. 2 therein ; i Co. 4. to it ; i Johu 2. 27
his ; 2 Co. 8. ig (omitted) ; iu Luke 17. 2g, Acts i. 22
the ; in Acts 2. 36 this ; in Johu 8. 25 even that which.
SANCTIFIED, in Jude i beloved.
SANCTUARY, in Heb. g. 2 ; 13. 11 holy place.
SARDINE, in Rev. 4. 3 sardius.
SATISFY, in Mark 8. 4 fllL
SATISFYING, in Col. 2. 23 indulgence.
SAVE, in Luke 4. 26 but only ; Acts 21. 25 (omitted) ; in
Matt. 19. II but.
SAVE, in Matt. 18. 11, Luke_g. 56, Eev. 21. 24 (omitted) ;
Luke 17. 33 gain ; iu Luke i. 71 salvation ; in 2 Pe.
2. 5 preserve.
SAVING, in Luke 4. 27 but only ; Eev. z. 17 but.
SAVOUE, in Eph. 5. 2 odour.
SAVOUR, in Matt. 16. 23 mind.
SAY, in Mark 11. 23, John 14. 28 (omitted) ; in Acts 13.
34, 2 Co. 12. 6 apeak ; in Mark 9. 6 answer ; John 8
25, 26 ; 16. 6 ; 18. 20, 21, Acts 3. 22, Rom. 3. ig, i Co.
g. 8, Heb. 5. 5 speak ; in Acts 24. g affirm ; Eev. 2. 2
call ; in Acts 2. 14 speak forth.
SAYING, in Matt. 7. 24, 26, 28 ; 19. i, Luke 6. 47 ; 9. 44,
John 4, 39 ; 7, 36, 40 ; 8, 51, 52, 55 ; 10, ig ; 12, 38 ; 14,
24 ; 15, 20 ; 18, 9, 32 ; 19, 13, Acts 16, 36, Eom, 3, 4 ;
13, 9, Eev, ig, g ; 22, 6, 7, 9, 10 word ; iu John 4, 42
SCAECE, in Acts 27, 7 with difficulty, [apeaking,
SCATTER abroad, m Acts 5, 36 disperse ; in Jas, i, i,
I Pe, I, I dispersion,
SCHOOLMASTER, in GaL 3, 24, 25 tutor,
SCIENCE, in i TL 6, 20 knowledge,
SCOFFER, in 2 Pe, 3, 3 mocker,
SCRIBE, in Mark 9, 16 (omitted). (omitted).
SCRIP, in Matt, 10, 10, Mark 6, 8, Luke o, 3 ; 10, 4 ; 22.
SCRIPTURE, in 2 IL 3. 15 writing ; in Mark 15, 28
SEAL (set a\ in Rev, 20, 3 seal.

(set a), 1
, in I Ti,

[35, 36 waUet,
SEARCH, in Acts 17, ii examine,
SEASON, in Jolm 5, 4 (omitted) ; in Acts 19, 22 a while ;
Acts 20, 18, Rev, 6, It; 20, 3 time ; in i Pe, i, 6 while,
SEAT, in Luke i, 52, Rev, 2, 13 ; 4, 4, 4 ; 11, 16 ; 13, 2 ;
16, 10 throne,
SECOND FERST, in Luke 6, i (omitted).
SECONDARILY, iu i Co. 12. 28 secondly.
SECRET, in Luke ii. 33 cellar : in Matt. 13. 35 hidden ;
in Eom. 16. 25 in silence; in Matt. 24. 26 inner
SBCUEE, in Mati. 28. 14 rid of care. .[chamber.
SEDITION, in Luke 23. 19, 25, Acta 24. 5 inauiTection;
in Gal. 5. 20 division. [22.
SEDUCE, in i John 2. 26 lead astray ; also in Mark 13.
SEDUCEE, in 2 Ti. 3. 13 impostor.
SEE, in Matt. 13. 15, Acts 28. 27 perceive; in Luke i.
2g ; 20. 13, Eev. i. 20 (ondtted) ; in Acts 2. 31 foresee;
in Luke 17. 23, 23 lo ; Acta 8. 36 behold ; in JM[arki3. 1
behold ; also in i Co. i. 26, Heb. 2. g ; in Eph. 5. 15,
Eev. II. g ; 18. g look ; Eev. 6. i, 3, 5, 7 (omitted) ; in
Luke 7. 22 receive sight; iu John 6. 2 behold; 8. 38

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17

•hear ; Eev. i8. i8 look upou ; in Mark 3. ii ; 5. 15, 38,
'Iuke 24. 37, 39, John 2. 23 ; 6. ig, 40, 62 ; 7. 3 ; lo. 12 ;
12. 45 ; 14. 17, ig ; 16. 10, 16, 17, ig ; 20. 6, 12, 14, Acts
3. 16 ; 4. 13 ; 9. 7 ; 10. 11 ; 17. 16 ; 20. 38 ; 25. 24 ; 28. 6,
I John 3. 17, Rev. it. it behold ; in i Co. 15. 3, 6, 7,
8 appear; also in Acts i. 3; in Matt. 11. 7; 22. n,
t Luke 5. 27, John i. 32, 38 ; ii. 45, Acts i. ii ; 22. g,
I John 4. 12, 14 behold ; John 8. 10 (omitted); in GaL
I. t8 visit.
SEED (receive), in Matt. 13. 19, 20 was sown.
SEEING, in Rom. 3. 30 if so be that ; also in 2 Th. i. 6.
SEEM, in Luke 8. 18, i Co. 3. 18, Jas. i. 26 think ; in
Gal. 2. 6, 9 be reputed ; 2. 6 be of repute ; in Matt.
IT. 26, Luke to. 21 be well pleasing ; in Luke 24. 11
SEIZE, in Matt. 21. 38 take. [appear.
SELFSAME, in 2 Co. 5. 5 this very
SELL, in Jas. 4. 13 trade.
SEND, In Luke 12. 49 cast ; in Matt. 13. 36, Mark 4. 36
leave ; in Mark 6. 46 take leave.
SENTENCE, in Acts 15. 19 judgment; iu 2 Co. i. 9
SEPARATE, in Jude 19 make separation. [answer.
SEPULCHRE, in Matt. 27. 60, Mark 15. 46; 16. 2, 5, 8,
Luke II. 47, 48; 23. 55 ; 24. 2, g, 12, 22, 24, John ig.
41, 42 ; 20. I, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, IT, II, Acts 13. 2g tomb ;
also in Luke 23. 53 ; 24. i. Acts 2. 29 ; 7. 16.
SEEVANT, in John 8. 34, 35, i Co. 7. 21, 22, 22, 23, GaL
4. 1, 7, 1 Pe. 2. 16, 2 Pe. 2. 15 bond-servant ; in i Co.
g. ig bring under bondage ; in Mark 9. 35 minister ;
m Matt. 26. 58, Mark 14. 54, 65 officer.
SEEVE, in Eom. 6. 6 be in bondage ; Gal. 5. 13 be ser
vant ; in Luke 2. 37 worship ; Acts 7. 7 be in bondage;
Heb. 12. 28 offer service ; Eev. 22. 3 do service.
SEEVICE (do), in Heb. g. 9 worshipper ; in Eom. 15. 31
ministration ; 2 Co. 11. 8, Eev. 2. ig ministry ; in Gal.
4. 8 be iu bondage.
SET, in Mark 4. 21, Luke 8. t6 put ; in Eph. i. 20 make
to sit ; Heb. 8. i ; 12. 2, Rev. 3. 21 sit down ; in Matt.
21. 7 sit on ; in Luke 1. 1 draw up ; in i Co. n. 34 set
in order ; in Matt. 27. 66 with ; in Acts 13. 9 fasten ;
in 19. 27 come into disrepute.
SETTLE, in Col. i. 23 stedfast.
SHADOWING, in Heb. g. 5 overshadowing, [tremble.
SHAKE, in Matt. 28. 4 quake ; Heb. 12. 26 make to
SHALL, in Matt. 20. 22, Rev. 2. 10, 10 ; 17. 8 about to;
Acts 26. 2 am to ; Rom. 8. 13 must ; Jas. 2. 12 are to.
SHAME, in i Co. 14. 35 shameful ; iu Acts 5. 41 suffer
dishonour ; in i Co. it. 14 dishonour.
SHAMEFACEDNESS, in i TL 2. g shamefastness.
SHAPE, in Luke 3. 22, John 5. 37 form.
SHE, in Mark 14. g this woman.
SHED, in Acts 2. 33 pour forth ; Titus 3. 6, Rev. 16. 6
pour out ; also in Luke 22. 20.
SHEEP, in John 21. 16, 17 lambs,
SHEW, in Luke 20. 47 pretence.
SHEW, in 2 Th. 2. 4 set forth ; in Acts 10. 40 give to De
made manifest; in Matt. 11. 4 ; 28. 11, Luke 7. tB ;
14. 20, Acts IT. 13 tell ; Matt. 12. t8. Acts 12. 17 ; 26.
20, I John I. 2 declare ; Acts 28. 21, i Th. i. g report;
in John 16. 13, 14, Acts 19. 18 ; 20. 20 declare ; John
16. 25 tell; in Acts 16. 17; 26. 23, i Co. it. 26 pro
claim ; in Acts 3.18 foreshew ; in John 6. 30 do ; Acts
7. 36 wrought; in John 7. 4; 21. i, i, Rom. 1. ig
manifest ; in 2 Ti. 2. 15 present ; in Matt. 14. 2, Mark
6. 14 work ; in Luke i. 58 ma^ify ; in Luke 8. 39
declare ; iu Acts 4. 22 be wrought ; in Acts 7. 26
appear ; in 23. 22 signify ; in 24. 27 gain ; iu i.Co. 15.
51 tell I in 2 Pe. i. 14 signify.
SHINE, in Matt. 24. 27, Phil. 2. 15 be seen ; in Luke 24. 4
dazzliug ; in Mark g. 3 glistering ; in 2 Co. 4. 4 daivu.
SHIP, in Matt. 4. 21, 22 ; 8. 23, 24 ; g. i ; 13. 2 ; 14. 13,
22, 24, 2g, 32, 33 ; 15. 3g, Mark i. ig, 20 ; 4. i, 36, 37 ;
5. 2, 18, 21 ; 6. 51, 54 ; 7. 32, 45, 47 ; 8. 10, 13, 14, Luke
5- 2, 3, 3, 7, 7, IT ; 8. 22, 37, John 6. 17, 19, 21, 21 ; 21.
3, 6 boat ; in Mark 3. g, John 21. 8 little boat ; Mark
4. 36 boat ; in Acta 27. 41 vessel.
SHIPMEN, in Acts 27. 27, 30 sailors.
SHIPPING, in John 6. 24 get iuto the boats.
SHOOT, in Mark 4. 32 put
SHORE, in Matt. 13. 2, 48, John 21. 4, Acts 21. 5 ; 27.
39, 40 beach.
SHORT, in Rev. 17. to little ; in i Co. 7. 29 shortened.
SHORTLY, in 2 Pe. 1. 14 swiftly.
SHOULD, in Mark 10. 32, Luke ig. 11, John 7. 3g, i Th.
3. 4, Heb. II. 8 are to ; Luke 9. 31, Acts 22, 29 ; 23. 27

about to ; Acts 28. 6 would ; in Matt. 26. 35, Mark 14.
31 must ; in i Co. g. to ought.
SHOCT (give a), iu Acts 12. 22 shouted.
SHUN, in Acts 20. 27 shrink.
SICKNESS, in Matt. 8. 17 disease.
SIGHT (in the), in Acts 8. 20 before ; also in Col. i. 22 ;
also in i Th. i. 3 ; also in Acts 7. 10 ; in Heb. 12. 21
appearance ; iu Eev. 4. 3 to look upon.
SIGNIFY, in Acts 21. 26 declare.
SILENCE, in Acts 22. 2 quiet ; i Ti. 2. it, 12 quietness.
SIMILITUDE, in Eom. 5. 14 likeness ; also in Heb. 7.
15 ; also in Jas. 3. g.
SIMPLE, in Eom. t6. 18 innocent. [ness-
SIMPLICITY, in Eom'. 12. 8 liberality ; .2 Co. i. i2holi-
SIN, in Rom. 7. 5 sinful ; in Mark 4. 12 it ; in Eph. 1.7;
2. 5, Col. 2. 13 trespass.
SINCERE, in i Pe. 2. 2 without guile.
SINCERITY, in Eph. 6. 24, Titus 2. 7 uncoiTuptuess.
SINK, in Acts 20. 9 bome down.
SINNER, in Luke 13. 4 offender.
SIR, in Rev. 7. 14 my lord.
SISTER, in i Co. g. 5 believer ; in Col. 4. 10 cousin.
SIT, in Luke 22. 6q, Col. 3. i seated ; in Matt. 21. 5
SKIN, in Mark i. 6 leathern. [riding.
SKY, inlMatt. 16. 2, 3, 3, Luke 12. 56, Heb. n. 12
heaven^
SLAY, in Matt. 21. 3g ; 22. 6, Luke g. 22 ; ii. 4g ; 13. 4,
Acts 7. 52 ; 23. 14, Rev. 2. 13 ; g. 15 ; n. 13 ; ig. 21
kill ; also in A3ts g. 2g ; also in Acts 11. 7.
SLEEP, in Matt. 27. 52, John it. it, 12, i Th. 4. 14 fall
asleep ; i Co. 15. 30 asleep.
SLIP, iu Heb. 2. i drift away.
SLOTHFUL, in Heb. 6. 12 sluggish.
SLOW, in Titus i. 12 idle.
SLUMBER, in Rom. it. 8 stupor.
SMALL, in Acts 19. 24 little.
SMITE, in Matt. 24. 49 beat ; also in Luke 22. 63 ; in
Matt. 26. 68, Luke 22. 64, John 18. 10 strike ; in John
IQ. 3 strike -with the hand ; in Matt. 26. 51 strike off.
SOBER, iu I TL 3. II, Titus 2. 2 temperate ; also in i TL
3. 2, Titus I. 8.
SOJOURN, in Heb. 11. 9 become a sojourner.
SOMEBODY, in Luke 8. 46 some one.
SOMETIME, in Eph. 2. 13 ; 5. 8 once ; Col. i. 21 in
time past ; Titus 3. 3, i PO. 3. 20 aforetime.
SOMEWHAT, in Rom. 15. 24 in some measure.
SON, in Mark 13. 12, John i. 12, i Co. 4. 14, 17, Phil. 2.
IS, 22, I Ti. I. 2, 18, 2 Ti. I. 2 ; 2. i, Titus i. 4, Phm.
TO, I John 3. I, 2 child ; in Acts 3. 13, 26 servant.
SOON, in Matt. 21. 20 immediately; in Gal. i. 6, 2 Th.
2. 2 quickly.
SORE, in Matt. 17. 15 gi-ievously ; in Mark g. 26 much.
SORROW, in Rev. 18. 7, 7 ; 21. 4 mom-ning ; in Matt.
24. 8, Mark 13. 8 travalL
SORROW, in 2 Co. 7. 9, 11 were made sorry.
SORRY, in Matt. 14. g was grieved.
SORT, in Rom. 15. 15 measm-e ; in 2 Ti. 3. 6 these ; in
3 Johu 6 worthily.
SOUL, in Matt. 16. 26, 26, Mark 8. 36, 37 hfe.
SOUND, in John 3. 8, i Co. 14. 7, 8, Rev. i. 15 ; 18. 22
voice ; also in Luke i. 44.
SOUTH-WEST, in Acts 27. 12 north-east.
SPACE, in Acts 15. 33 sometime ; Rev. 2. 21 time ; in
Acts 5. 34 while; in Rev. 14. 20 as far as.
SPEAK, in Acts 26. 14 say ; also in Luke 7. 24 ; 9. 34 ;
IT. 27 ; t8. 34, Acta 2. 25, Eom. to. 6, i Co. 6. 5 ; 7. 6,
12, 35, 2 Co. 7. 3, 1 Ti. 4. I, Heb. 7. 13 ; 8. i. Rev. 2.
24 ; iu Acta 13. 45 contradict ; in Heb. 12. 5 reason ;
in Matt. 8. 8, Mark 14. 39, Luke 24. 40, John i. 15 ;
9. 22 ; 10. 41 ; IT. 51 ; 18. 22 ; 20. 18, Acts i. 9 ; 2. 29 j
18. 9 ; 21. 37 ; 27. 35 say ; Luke 12. 13 bid ; infHeb. 4. 4
say ; in Acts 26. 24 make defence ; in 2 Pe. 2. 18
utter ; in Luke i. 42 lift up the voice ; in Acts 19. 36
gainsay; in Acts 21. 37 know; in Rom. i. 8 proclaim;
in Rom. 15. 21 tidings came ; in 2 Pe. 2. 10, 12, Jude
8, 10 rail.
SPEAKING (evU), in Eph. 4. 31 railing.
SPEECH, in i Co. 4. 19 word.
SPEECHLESS, in Luke 1. 22 dumb.
SPEED (God), in 2 John 10, 11 greeting.
SPILL, in Mark 2. 22 perish.
SPIRIT, in Rom. 15. 19 ghost ; Eph. 5. glight ; 2 Th. 3.
8, Rev. TI. IT breath ; Heb. i. 7 wind ; in Matt. 14.
26, Mark 6. 49 apparition.

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ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO

SPOIL, in Ool, 2, 15 put off from himself,
SPORTING, in 2 Pe, 2, 13 revelling ; in Jude 12 hiduen
rock ; in Heb, 9, 14 blemish,
SPREAD, in Mark i, 28 go out ; i Th, j. 8 go forth,
SPRING, in Luke 8, 6, 8 grow ; also in Luke 8, 7 ; also
in Matt, 13, 7, Mark 4, 8,
STAGGER, in Rom, 4, 20 waver,
STAND, in John 8, g where she was ; Eph, 6, 13 with
stand ; Acts 4. 26 set in array ; in 2 Pe. 3. 5 compacted ;
in 2 Ti. 4. 16 take my part.
STEAD, in 2 Co. 5. 20, Phm. 13 behalf,
STEDFAST, in Heb, 3, 14 flrm,
STEDFASTLY, in Acts 6, 15 ; 14, a fasten,
STIR, in Acts 13, 50 urge on ; in Acta 17, 16 provoked,
STONE, in John i, 42 Peter,
STONY, in Matt, 13, 5, 20, Mark 4, 5, 16 rocky.
STORE (kept in), in 2 Pe, 3, 7 stored up,
STOREHOUSE, in Luke 12, 34 storechamber,
STRAIGHTWAY, lu Lulce 8, 55, Acts 5. 10 ; 16, 33
immediately ; in Acts 23, 50 forthwith ; in Matt.
7, 13, 14, Luke 13, 24 narrow,
.STRAITLY, in Mark 3, 12 ; 5, 43 much, [foreign.
STRANGE, in Heb. it. g not Ills own ; in Acts 26. 11
STRANGER, in Acts 7. 2g, i Pe. 2, 11 sojourner ; also
in Acts 2, 10 ; also in i Pe, i, i ; in Luke 24, 18 sojom-n ;
alao in Acts 13, 17,
STRAW, in Matt. 25. 24, 26 scatter ; in Matt. 21. 8
STREET, in Mark 6. 56 market-place. [spread.
STRENGTH, in i Co. 15. 56, 2 Co. i. 8 ; 12. 9, Heb. it.
IT, Rev. 3. 8 ; 12. TO power ; also in Eev. 5. 12 ; in
Heb. g. 17 avail ; in Eev. 17. 13 power ; in Eom. 5. 6
STEENGTHEN, in Luke 22. 32, Eev. 3. 2 stablish ; also
in Acts t8. 23. , [spread out.
STEETCH, in Acts 12. i put forth ; in Eom. to. 21
STEIPE, in 2 Co. 12. 20, Gal. 5. 20, Phil. 2. 3, Jas. 3. 14,
16 faction ; in Luke 22. 24 contention ; in Heb. 6. 16
dispute ; also in i Ti. 6. 4.
STEIKE, in Matt. 26. 51 smite ; in Mark 14. 65 blows ;
in Acta 27. 17 lower.
STRING, in Mark 7. 55 bond. [it an aim.
STRIVE, in 2 Ti. 2. 5, 5 contend ; in Eom. is. 20 make
STRIVING, in Titus 3. 9 flghting.
STRONG, in Heb. 5. 12, 14 solid ; in 2 Th. 2. ii working
of error ; in Rev. t8. 2 iriighty.
STUCK, in Acts 27. 41 struck.
STUDY, in 2 Ti. 2. 15 give diligence,
STUFF, in Luke 17, 31 goods, [stumbling,
STUMBLING-STONE, in R-jm, 9, 32, 33 stone of
SUBDUE, in i Co, 15, 28, Phil, 2, 21 subject,
SUBJECT, in Eom, 13, i, 5, Titus 3, i, i Pc, 2, 18 be in
subjection ; i Co, 15, 28 be subjected,
SUBJECTION, in Heb, 2, 8 subject; in 2 Co, g, 13
obedience ; in i Co, g. 27 bring into bondage. ¦
SUBMIT, in Rom. 10. 3, Eph. 5. 21, Jas. 4. 7, i Pe. 2.
13 ; S. 5 be subject ; i Co. 6. 16, Eph. 5. 22, CoL 3. 18
be in subjection.
SUBSTANCE,- in Heb. 10. 34 possession ; in Heb. 11. i
assurance.
SUBTILTY, in Acts 13. 10 guile ; in 2 Co. 11. 3 crafti
ness, [verted.
SUBVEET, in Titus i. 11 overthrow ; in 3. 11 be per-
SUCH, in Mark 4. t8. Acts 18, is, i Th, 4, 6, 2 Ti, 3, 5 ;
Eev, 20, 6 these ; in Jas, 4, 13 this,
SUE, in Matt, 5, 40 go to law,
SUPFEE, in Luke 12, 30 leave ; in Matt, 8, 31 send
away ; Luke 8, 32, 3(2, Acta 21. 3g give leave ; i Ti. 2.
12 permit ; in Matt. 17. 17, Mark 9. ig, Luke g. 41,
2 Co. TI. 19, 20, Heb. 13. 22 bear with ; i Co. 4. 12
endure ; in Acta 2. 27 ; 13. 35 give ; in i Co. 9. 12
bear; in Heb. 7. 23 hindered; in Heb. 11. 25 evil
entreated ; also in Heb. 13. 3',; in 2 Ti. 2. 12 endure.
SUM, in Heb. 8. i chief point ; in Acta 7. 16 price.
SUNDRY, in Heb. i. i divers.
SUP, in I Co. IT. 25 supper.
SUPERFLUITY, in Jas. i. 21 overflowing.
SUPERSTITION, in Acts 17. 22 religion.
SUPPLY, in 2 Co. 9. 12 flll up ; in Phil. 4. ig fulfil.
SUPPOSE, in I Co. 7. 26 think ; also in Luke 12. 51 ; 13
2, Heb. 10. 29; in 2 Co. 11. 5 reckon; i Pe. 5. 12
accoimt.
SUEE (be), in Luke 10. 11, Jo. 6. 69 know ; also in Eo.
2. 2 ; 15. 2g. in 2 Ti. 2. ig firm.
SUEELY, in Matt. 26. 73, Mark 14. 70, John 17. 8 of a

truth ; in Luke i, i fulflUed ; in 4, 23 doubtieas ; in
Eev, 22, 20 yea,
SUEBTY, in Acta 12, it ofa truth, [called,
SUENAMB, in Acts 10, 5, 32 be surnamed; in 15, 37
SUENAME, in Acts 15, 22 call,
SWEAR, in Acts 7, 17 vouchsafe.

TABERNACLE, in Heb, 11, g tent ; in Acts 7, 46 habita-
TABLE, in Luke i, 63 tablet, [tion.
TAKE, in Matt 17, 25 receive ; Rom, 7, 8 flnd ; in Acta
18, ly ; 21, 30, .33 lay hold ; in Acts i, g, n, 22 received
up ; m Matt, 26, 55, Mark 14, 48, Luke 22, 54, John 1 8,
12, Acts 12, 3 ; 23, 27 seize ; in Acts 27, 17 hoist up ;
in Matt, 18, 23 make ; in Acts 27, 40 hoist up ; in 24
6 lay hold ; in Luke 4, 5 lead up ; in Luke 2, 28 ; 22,
17 receive; in Matt, 4, 24, Luke 4, 38 ; 8, 37 holden;
in Matt, 15, 39 enter; John 6, 24 get; in Acts 21, 6
went on board ; in Acts 10, 26 raise up ; in i Th, 2,
17 bereaved ; in 2 Th, i. 8 render ; in Rom. 3. 5 visit
with ; in Mark 14. 36 remove.
TALES (idle), in Luke 24. ii idle talk.
TALK, in Matt. 12. 46, Mark 6. 50, Luke 24. 32, John 4.

rl

7, 27 ; 9. 37 ; 14. 30, Acts 26. 31, Rev. 4. i ; 17. i ; 21.
, IS speak ; iu Luke 24. 14 commune.
TAREY, iu Matt. 26. 38, Mark 14. 34, Luke 24. 29, John
4. 40, Acts 9. 43 ; 18. 20 abide, John 20. 5 wait ; also
in Luke i. 21 ; also in Acts 27. 33 ; also iu i Co. 11. 33.
TAX, in Luke 2. i, 3, 5 enrol ; in Luke 2. 2, Acta 5. 37
enrolment.
TEACH, in i Co. 14.- 19 inatruct ; in Matt. '28. ig, Acts
14. 21 make diaciples ; in Acts t6. 21 set forth ; in
Acts 22. 3, Titus 2. 12 instruct.
TEAR, in Mark g. 18 dash.
TEARS, in Mark g. 24 (omitted). .
TELL, in Mark g. 12 said ; iu Gal. 5. 21 forewarn ; in
Luke 4. 25 ; 10. 24; 12. 55; 17. 34; t8. 8, 14, John 8.
45, Jude 18 say ; in Gal. 5. 24'forewai'n ; in John 4, 51
say ; Acts 16. 36 report; in John 4. 25 declare ; Acts
16. 38 report ; in Matt. 26. 13, Luke i. 45 ; 2. 17, 18,
20, John t6. 4, Acts 11. 14 ; 27. 25 spoken of ; in Matt.
21. 27, Mark it. 33, Luke 20. 7, John 3. 8 ; 8. 14 ; 16.
t8, 2 Co. 12. 2, 3 know; in Mark 5. t6, Luke g, to
declare ; iu Luke 24, 35 rehearse ; in 2 Co, 13, 2 say ;
in Acts 23, 30 shew,
TEMPEST,' in Acts 27, 18 storm ; also in 2 Fe. 2. 17.
TEMPLE, in Matt. 23. 3s ; 27. s sanctuary ; Acta 7. 48
house ; iiTLuke 11. 51 sanctuary.
TEMPTATION, in Acts 20. ig. Rev. 3. to triaL
TENDER, in Jas. 5. it merciful.
TERRIBLE, iu Heb. 12. 21 fearful.
TERRIFY, in Phil. i. 28 affrighted.
TERROR, in 2 Co. 5. it, i Pe. 3. 14 fear.
TESTAMENT, in Matt. 26, 28, Mark 14. 24, Luke 22. 20,
2 Co. 3. 6, 14, Heb. 7. 22 ; 9, 15, 15, 20, Rev, it, ig
covenant,
TESTATOR, iu Heb, 9, t6, 17 him that made it,
TESTIFY, in John 2, 25 ; 3, 11, 32 ; 5, 3g ; 15, 26 ; 21,
24, Heb, TI, 4, I John 4, 14 ; 5, g, 3 John 3 bear wit
ness ; I Co, 15, 15, Heb, 7, 17 witness ; in i Ti, 2, 6
testimony,
TESTIMONY, in John 3, 32, 33 ; 5, 34 ; 8, 17 witness ;
in I Co, 2, I mystery ; in Acts 13, 22 ; 14, 3 bear wit
ness ; Heb, 11,5 have witness,
THANK, in 2 Th, i. 3 give thanks.
THANKFUL, in Rom, i, 21 give thanks,
THANKS, in i Th, 3, 9, i Ti, 2, i thanksgiving ; in
Heb, 13, 15 make confession,
THANKWORTHY, in i Pe, 2, ig acceptable,
THAT, in Luke 14, 21 ; 17, g. Rev, t6, 14 the ; Heb, 3,
10 this ; in John i, 8, 8, 21, 25 ; 5, 12 ; 6, 27, 32, 48,
58 ; 6, 6g ; 7, 37, Acta 21, 38 ; 22, 14, i Co, 5, 13 ; 10.
4 ; TI, 28, 28, 2 Th, 2, 3 the ; John 8, 38, 38 the things ;
in Mark 16, 12 these filings ; Luke g, 21 ; 23, 48, Johri
4, 18 ; 6, 66 ; 11, 7, 11 ; t6, ig ; ig, 8, Acts 2, 36 ; 16,
12, Rom, 13, TT, I Ti, 5, 4, Heb. 13. 17, Rev. 20. 3 this ;
Luke 23. 7, Acts 13. 20, Rev. 15. 5 these ; iu John ro.
41 ; 16. IS whatsoever ; in Matt. 2. 6 ; 27. 62, Rev. i.
12 which ; Matt, 18, 28 what ; Roni, 6, 2 who,
THAT (conj,), in Mark o, 42, Luke 17, 2, Acts 26, 8 ii ;
in Rom, i, g how ; in Luke 22: 34 until ; in Mark 14.
25 when ; in Luke i. 21 while ; in Eph, 5, 15 how.

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THB, in Gal, 2, 18 those,
THEE, in Luke 15, t8 thy sight ; Acts 23, 23 thy cause ;
I Ti, 6, 21 you,
THEIR, in Rev, 2, 22 her,
THBM, in Heb, 4, 2 they ; in Acts 21, 24 these,
THEMSELVES, in Luke 20, 14 one with another ; Phil,
2, 3 himself,
THEN, in Gal, 4, 8 at that time ; in Mark 7, 5 and ; in
Acts 27, 20 now,
THEN (conj,), in Matt, 17, 26, 2 Co, 5, 14 therefore ;
Gal, 4, 31 wherefore ; in i Co, 15, 13, 16 neither ; in
Acts 23, 5 ; 27, 2g and,
THENCEFORTH, in John ig, 12 upon this,
THBEE, in Matt, 24, 23 here,
THEEEAT, in Matt, 7, 13 thereby,
THEEEFOEB, in Rom, 12, 20 but ; m John 1,31; 5, 16,
18 ; 6, 65 ; 7, 22 ; 8, 47; 12, 39, Eom, 4, 16, 2 Co, 13,
10, I Th, 3, 7, I John 3, I for this cause ; in Matt, ig,
27, Eom, 5, t8 ; 8, 12 ; g, 18 ; 14, ig, GaL 6, to, Eph,
2, ig, I Th, 5, 6, 2 Th, 2, 15 then ; in Luke i, 34, Acts
10, 20 ; 20 31, Rom, 2, I ; 4, 22, 2 Co, 12, 10, Heb, 11,
12 wherefore ; in Mark 2, 28 so that ; i Co, 3, 21 ; 4, 5 ;
5. 8 ; 15, 58, 2 Co, s^ 17, Phil, 4, I wherefore ; Gal, 4,
16 so then ; in Mark i, 38 to this end ; in Luke 20,
" 25 then ; in Acts 10, 20, 2 Co, 8, 7, Eph, 5, 24 but ; in
' Mark 8, 38 for ; in Eom, 3, 20 because,
THEREIN, in Acts 14, 15 in them ; iu Heb, 4, 6 there
into ; in Heb, 13, 9 wherein,
THEREINTO, in Luke 21, 21 therein,
THEREUNTO, in i Th, 3, 3, i Pe, 3. 9 hereunto.
THESE, in Luke 8. is such.
THIEF, in Matt. 21. 13, Mark it. 17 ; 14. 48 ; 15. 27 ; 26.
55 ; 27. 38, 44, Luke to. 30, 36 ; 19. 46 ; 22. 52 robber.
THING, in Luke 2. ig saying ; Acts 5. s it ; Rom. 14. 18
herein ; Rev. 7.". i this ; 22. t8 them ; iu Luke i. i
those matters ; iu Matt. 21. 24 question ; Acts 5. 24
word ; in Luke 2. 19 saying.
THINK, in Rom. 2. 3, 2 Co. 10. it reckon ; i Co. 13. 5
take account ; 2 Co. 3. 5; 12. 6 account ; 2 Co. 10. 2,
2 count ; 2 Co. to. 7 consider ; in Luke 12. 17 reason ;
in Phil. I. 7 be minded ; in Acts 13. 25 suppose ; in
Acts 26. 8 be judged.
THIRD, in Mark 9. 31 ; to. 34 three.
THIRSTY, in Matt. 25. 37 athirst.
THIRTY-FOLD, in Matt. 13. 8, thirty.
THIS, in John 9. g it ; in John 12. 7 it ; Acts 3. 12 him ;
in Matt. 24. 21, Mark 13. ig, i Co. t6. 12 now.
THITHER, in Mark 6. 33 there.
THOSE, in Mark 2. 20 that ; Luke ig. 27 these ; 20. i
the ; John 8. 10 they ; iri Luke i. 24, 39 ; 6. 12, John
8. 26, Acts T. IS ; 6. I ; t8. 17 ; 21. 15, Phil. 3. 7 ; 4. 9,
Jude TO these ; also In John 17. 11, m Jude 10 what
soever.
THOUGH, iu Luke 16. 31, Acts 13. 41, Eom. 9. 27, i Co.
g. 16; 13. I, 2, 2, 3, 3, 2 Co. 12. 6, Jas. 2. 14 if; in
Matt. 26. 33 if ; 2 Co. 7. 12 although ; in John 4. 2
although ; in Matt. 26. 35, John 8, 14 even if,
THOUGHT, in Lnke 5, 22; 9, 47; 24. 38, i Co. 3. 20'
reasoning ; iri Matt. 6. 25, 27, 28, 31, 34, 34 ; to. ig
be anxious; in Mark 13. 11 be anxious beforehand.
THEEE, in Acts ii. to thrice.
THEEESCOEE, in Eev. 13. iS sixty.
THRONG, in Luke 8. 45 press.
THOROUGHLY, in 2 Co. 11. 6 among all men.
THROW, in Mark 12. 42, Rev. 18. 21 oast.
THRUST, in John 20. 25, 27 put ; Acts 16. 24, Rev. 14.
16, ig cast; in Luke 4. 2g ; 13. 28, Acts t6. 37 cast;
in Liuce 5. 3 put ; in Luke to. 15 brought ; in Acts 27.
3g drive ; in Rev. 14. 15, t8 send forth.
THUNDERING, in Rev. 4. 5 ; ig. 6 thunder
THUS, in Luke 5. 34 ; 24. 36 these- things ; 11. 45 ; 23.
46 ; 24. 40 this ; in Liike 17. 30 after the same
manner.
TIDINGS, in Acts 11. 42 report.
TILING, in Luke s. ig tiles.
TILL, in Matt. 18. 21, Luke 15. 8 until ; also in Rev. 20.
3 ; also iu Mark 13. 30 ; in Mark 9. g save when ; in
Phil. I. 10 unto. f
TIME, in Matt. it. 23; 12. i ; 14. i ; 21. 34, Mark 11.
13, Acts 3. ig ; 7. 20 ; 17. 26, Rom. 3. 26 ; 9. 9, i Co. 7.
5, Gal. 4. 10, I Th. 2. 17, 2 Th. 2. 6, Titua i. 3 season ;
^ m Matt. t8. t, Luke i. to, John t6. 2, 4, 25, i Johu 2.
18, Rev. i4.''i5 hour; Mark 6. 35 day ; in Luke 9. 51 ;
21' 37 ; 23. 7, Acts 8. I days ; in i Co. 9. 7, i Pe. i. 21

ever; Gal. i. 23, Eph. 2. 3 once; Eph. 2. 2, u, Phm.
II, I Pe. 3. 5 aforetime ; Heb. 2. i haply ; in Acts 14.
16 ; 15. 21 geuerations ; in 2 Pe. 2. 3 from of old.
TINKLING, in i Co. 13. t clanging,
TO-DAY, in Luke 24, 21 it is now ; Heb. 5. 5 this day.
TOGETHER, in Luke 23. 12 with each other; also in
Luke 24. 14 ; in i Th. 5. 11 one another.
TOILING, in Mark 6. 48 distressed.
TOMB, in Matt. 23. 29 sepulchre.
TONGUE, in Acts i. ig ; 2. 8 ; 21. 40 ; 22. 2 ; 26. 14
language ; in John 5. 2, Rev. 9. it ; 16. 16 (omitted).
TORMENT, in i John 4. 18 punishment.
TORMENTED, in Luke 16. 24, 25 in anguish ; in Heb.
IT. 37 evil entreated.
TOSSED, iu Matt. 14. 24 distressed.
TOWN, inMatt. 10. ii, Mark 8. 23, 26, 27, Luke 5. 17;
9. 6, 12, John 7. 42 ; 11. i, 30 village.
TRANSFORM, iu 2 Co. 11. 13, 14, 15 fashion ; also in
Rom. 12. 2.
TRANSGRESS, in 2 Johu g go onward ; in Rom. 2. 27
a transgressor ; in i John 3. 4 do lawlessness ; iu i
John 3. 4 lawlessness ; iri Acts 1. 25 (omitted).
TRAVAIL, in Gal. 4. ig be in travail.
TRAVEL, in Matt. 25. 14 go into another country.
TREMBLE, in Mark 16. 8 trembUng had come ; in Acts
24. 25 be terrified ; in Jas. 2. ig shudder.
TRENCH, in Luke ig. 43 bank.
TRESPASS, in Matt. 18. 15, Luke 17. 3, 4 sin.
TRIAL, in 2 Co. 8. 2 proof ; also in i Ti. i. 7.
TRIBULATION, in 2 Co. i. 4; 7. 4, 2 Th. i. 4, 6
affliction ; in i Th. 3. 4 suffer afBiction.
TRIBUTE MONEY, in Matt. 17. 24, 24 half shekeL
TRIUMPH (cause to), in 2 Co. 2. 14 lead in triumph.
TROUBLE, in 2 Co. 7. 28 tribulation ; 2 Co. i. 4, 8
afiliction ; iu Mar. 13. 8 (omitted).
TROUBLE, in John 5. 4 (omitted) ; in 2 Co. 4. 8 pressed ;
2 Co. 7. s, 2 Th. T. 6, 7 afflict; iu Acta 20. 10 make
ado ; in Gal. 5. 12 unsettle.
TROUBLING, in John 5. 4 (omitted).
TROW, in Luke 17. g (omitted).
TRUCE-BREAKER, in 2 Ti. 3. 3 implacable.
TRUE, in 2 Co. i. t8, i TL 3. 1 faithfuL
TRULY, in Matt. 17. it, Mark 14. 38, Luke 22. 22, Acta
I. 5 : 3. 22, Heb. 7. 23 ; it. 15 indeed ; Acts 5. 23
(OTniiied) ; in John 20. 30 therefore ; in Luke 11. 48
so ; in 20. 21 of a truth.
TRUST (put in), m i Th. 2. 4 intrusted with ; iu 2 Co.
3. 4 confldence.
TRUST, in Matt. 12. 21, Luke 24. 21, Eom. 15. 12, 24,
I Co. t6. 7, 2 Co. I. 13 ; 5. IT ; 13. 16, Phil. 2. ig ;
Phm. 22, I Pe. 3. 5, 2 John 12, 3 John 14 hope ;
John 5. 45, 2 Co. I. 10, I Ti. 4. to ; 5. 5 ; 6. 17 set
hope ; in Phil. 3. 4 confldence ; Heb. 2. 13 put trust ;
Heb. 13. 18 be persuaded ; in Eph. i. 12 hope.
TRUTH, in Gal. 3. 1 (omitted) ; iu i John 2. 27 true ;
in Matt. 15. 27 yea ; in i Co. 14. 25 indeed.
TRY, in I Pe. 4. 52 prove ; also in i Co. 3. 13, i Th.
2. 4, 1 Pe. 1. 7, I John 4. I ; also in Jas. i. 12 ; in Rev.
3. 18 reflne.
TRYING, in Jas. i. 3 proof.
TUMULT, in Acts 21. 34 uproar.
TURN, in Mark 13. 16 return ; also in Luke 2. 45 ; in
Matt. 2. 22 withdraw.
TUTOR, iu Gal. 4. 2 guardian.
TWELVE, in Luke 22. 14 (omitted).
TWO, iu Matt. 11.2; Luke 17. 36 (omitted) ; i Co. 6. i6,
Eph. 5. 31 twain ; Rev. g. t6 twice.

TJ.
UNAWARES, in Luke 21, 34 suddenly,
UNBELIEF, in Matt, 17, 20 little faith ; Rom, 3, 3 want
of faith; iu Rom. it. 30, 32, Heb. 4. 6, 11 disobedience.
UNBELIEVER, in Luke 12. 46 unfaithful ; i Co. 14. 23
unbelieving.
UNBELIEVING, in Acts 14. 2 disobedient.
UNBLAMEABLE, in Col. i. 22 without blemish.
UNCERTAIN, in i Ti. 6. 17 uncertainty.
UNCIECUMCISED, in Eom. 4. n in uncircumcision.
UNCLEAN, iu Heb. 9. 13 defiled.
UNCOEEUPTIBLE, in Eom. i. 13 incorruptible.
UNCTION, in i John 2. 20 anointing.
UNDERSTA-ND, inMatt. 15. 17 ; 16. 9, it, John 12. 40,

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ANALYTICAL CONCORD ANCE TO

Eom. I. 20, Eph. 3. 4 perceive ; in Matt. 26. to, John
8. 37 perceive ; Acts 24. it take knowledge ; Phil.
I. 12 know ; in 2 Pe. 2. 12 ignorant ; iu Acts 23. 27
learned ; in i Co. 13. 2 ; 14. 16 know ; in i Co. 13. 11
thought.
UNDEESTANDING, in Luke 24. 45 mind ; in i Co. i. ig
prudence ; in Eph. i. 18 heart ; in Luke i. 3 trace
the course.
UNGODLY, in Jude 15 ungodliness.
UNJUST, in Luke 16. 10, 10 ; i Co. 6. i, i Pe. 3. 18,
2 Pe. 2. g unrighteous ; also in Luke 16. 8 ; 18. 6 ; iu
Rev. 22. IT iiiirighteous...do unrighteousness.
UNLAWFUL, in 2 Pe. 2. 8 lawless.
UNLEARNED, in 2 Ti. 2. 23 ignorant ; also in 2 Pe. 3. 16.
UNLESS, in i Co. 15. 2 except.
UNREBUKEABLE, in i Ti. 6. 14 without reproach.
UNRIGHTEOUSNESS, in Heb. 8. 12 iniquity; 2 Pe.
2. 13, 14 wrong-doing ; in 2 Co. 3. 14 iniquity.
UNRULY, in i Th. 5. 14 disorderly ; in Jas. 3. 8 restless.
UNSEEMLY, in Eom. i. 27 unseemliness.
UNSTABLE, in 2 Pe. 2. 14 ; 3. t6 unsteadfast.
UNTAKEN AWAY, in 2 Co. 3. 14 unlifted.
UNTIL, iu Matt. 1. 17 unto ; In Acts 2. 35 till ; in Eph.
I. 14 unto.
UNTOWARD, in Acts 2. 40 crooked.
UNWASHEN, in Mark 7. 5 defiled.
UNWISE, in Rom. i. 14 foolish ; also in Eph. 5. 17.
UP, in Matt. 13. 6, Mark 4. 6 risen.
UPROAR, in Matt. 26. 5, Mark 14. 2 tumult ; in Acts
ig. 40 a riot ; in 21. 31 confusion ; in 21. 38 stir up to
sedition.
URGE, in Luke ii. 53 press upon.
USE, in Eph. 4. 29 need. [take of.
USE, in;2 Co. 1. 17 shew ; 13. 10 deal ; in Heb. 5. 13 par-
USURP, in T Ti. 2. 12 have dominion over.
USURY, in Matt. 25. 27 interest.
UTMOST, PAETS, m Luke it. 31 ends.
UTTER, iu Heb. 5. 11 of interpretation.
UTTERLY, in i Co. 6. 7 altogether.
UTTERMOST, in Matt. 5. 26 last.
UTTERMOST PARTS, in Matt. 12. 42 ends.

VAGABOND, in Acts ig. 13 strolling.
VAIN, in Eph. 5. 6 empty ; in i Ti. 6. 20 (omitted) ; in
2 Co. 9. 3 void ; in Gal. 2. 21 for nought.
VALIANT, in Heb. 11. 34 mighty,
VALUE, in Matt. 27. 9, 9 price.
VANISH, in I Co. 13. 8 be done away.
VANITY, in Acts 14. 15 vain things.
VARIABLENESS, in Jas i. 17 variation.
VARIANCE, in Gal. 5. 20 stripe.
VENOMOUS BEAST, in Acts 28. 4 beast.
VENGEANCE, in Acts 28. 4 justice ; Jude 7 punish
ment ; in Rom. 3. 5 wrath.
VERILY, in'' Matt. 9. 12, Rom. 2. 25, Heb. 3. 5 ; 7. s,
I Pe. I. 20 indeed ; in Acts ig. 4 ; 22. 3, Heb. 6. 16 ; 7.
18 ; g. I (omitted) ; in Rom. 15. 27 yea ; also in Luke
¦VERITY, in i Ti. 2. 7 truth.
VERY, in Matt. t8. 31, Mark t6. 4 exceeding; in i Th.
5. 23 liimaelf ; iu Matt. 15. 28 ; 17. t8 (omitted) ; in
John 7. 26 indeed ; iu i Th. 5. 13 exceeding ; in Acts
g. 22 the.
VESTURE, in Matt. 27. 35 (omitted) ; in Heb. i. 12
mantle ; in Rev. ig. 13, 16 garment.
VEX, in Luke 6. 18 trouble ; in Acts 12. i afflict ; in
2 Pe. 2. 7 distressed.
VIAL, in Eev. 5. 8 ; 15. 7 ; 16. i, -2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 12, 17 ;
17. I ; 21. g bowls.
VICTOEY (get), in Eev. 15. 2, come victorious over.
VICTUALS, in Matt. 14. 15 food.
VIGILANT, in i Pe. 5. 8 watchfuL
VILE, in PhiL 3. 21 humiliation.
VINE, in Eev. 14. ig vintage.
VINEGAE, in Matt. 27. 34 wine.
VIOLENCE, in Heb. 11. 34 power ; in Rev. 18. 21 a
mighty faU,
¦VIOLENT, in Matt,"iT,'i2 of violence,
VIRTUE, in Mark 5, 30, Luke 6, 19 ; 8, 46 power.
VOCATION, in Eph, 4, i calUng.
VOICE, iu Acts 26. 10 vote.

VOID, in Eom, 3, 31 of none effect,
VOLUME, iu Heb, 10, 7 roll.

W.

WAGES, in 2 Pe. 2. 15 hire.
WAIL, in Rev. i. 7 niourn ; in 18. 15, ig mourning.
WAILING, in Matt. 13. 42 weeping.
WAIT, in Mark 15. 43, Luke 2. 25 ; 12. 36 ; 23. 51 look ;
in John ^. 3 (omitted).
WALK, in Mark i. 16 pass along ; in Rom. 6. i
(omitted) ; in Luke 13. 33 go on my way ; iu Matt. 12.
43 pass.
WANDER, in i Ti. 5. 13, Heb. it. 37 goabout.
WANT, in PhU. 2. 25 need.
WANT, in John 2. 3 fail ; in Jas. i. 4 lack.
WANTONNESS, in 2 Pe 2. 18 lasciviousness.
WAR (men of), in Luke 23. 11 soldiers.
WAR, in 2 TL 2. 4 soldier on service.
WARFARE, in i Co. g. 7 serveth.
WARN, in Acts 20. 31, i Co. 4. 14, Col. i. 28, i Th. 5. 18
admonish.
WASHED, in John 13. 10 bathed. Rev. i. 5 loosed ; in
Luke 7. 38, 44 wet.
WASTED, in Gal. i. 13 made havoc of.
WATCH, in Matt. 27. 65, 66 ; 28. it guard.
WATCH, in 2 Ti. 4. 5, i Pe. 4. 7 (omitted).
WATER, in John 5. 3, 4, 4 (omitted); in 2 Co. it. 26
rivers.
WAVE, in Luke 21. 25 billows ; in Jas. i. 6 surge.
WAVER, in Jas. i. 6, 6 doubt.
WAX, in Luke 13. ig became.
WAY, in Matt. 4. 15 toward ; in Jas. i. 11 goings ; in
2 Co. 1. 16 journey ; in Matt. 8. 30, Luke 15. 20 afar off ;
in Heb. 5. 2 erring ; ju 2 Pe. 3. i putting you in.
WEAK, in Rom. 4. ig weakened ; iu 14. 21 (omitted).
WEARINESS, in 2 Co. 11. 27 labour.
WEDDING, iu Matt. 22. 3, to, Luke 12. 36; 14. 8
marriage.
WELL, in.Matt. 12. 12 good; Gal. 4. 17 in good way;
in John 11. 12 recover.
WELLS, in 2 Pe. 2. 17 springs.
WELL-BELO'VED, in Mark 12. 6, Eom. 16. 5, 3 John i
beloved.
WHAT, in Mark 6. 30 whatsoever ; in Mark 11. 24 all
thinga whatsoever ; in^Luke g. 55 (omitted) ; in i Co.
6. 16^ 19 or.
WHATSOBVBE, in Matt. 15. 5, Mark 7. 11 wherewith ;
Matt. 20. 7, Mark n. 23 (omitted) ; in John 15. 14
which ; in 16. 23 (omitted) ; iu Matt. 18. t8, 18 what
things soever ; in Eph. 5. 13 everything.
WHEN, in Mark 3. it ; ti. 25 whensoever ; i John 2. 28
(omitted) ; iu John 12. 41 because ; i Co. 13. 11 now
that ; iu i Co. 11. 34 whensoever ; in Matt. 13. 4, Luke
8. 40 as ; Luke 5. 12 while ; 22. 7 on which ; i. Pe. 4.
13 at the ; in 2Th. i. 7 at the ; in i Co. 14. t6, t John
3. 2 if ; in 2 Co. 3. 15, t6 whensoever ; in Luke 7. i
after ; in Acts 3. 19 that ; in Heb. 3. g wherewith.
WHEEE, iu Mark 14. 14 wheresoever ; iu Luke 22. 10
whereunto ; in Acts 4. 31 ; 15. 36 wherein ; 7. 33
whereon; 11. 11 iu which ; in PhU. 4. 12 in every
thing ; in I TL 2. 8 in every place.
WHEREAS, in i Pe. 2. 12 ; 3. 16 wherein,
WHEREBY, in Acts 4. 12 wherein ; in Eph. 4. 30 in
whom ; in 2 Pe. 3. 6 by which means ; in Acts ig. 40
as touching it.
WHEREFORE, in Acts 13^ 35, i Th. 2. 18, i Pe. 2. 6
because ; in Matt. ig. 6, Rom. 7. 12, Gal. 3. 24 ; 4. 7
so that; Phil. 2. 12 so then; iu Matt. 12. 31 ; 23. 34,
Rom. 5. 12, 3 John 10 therefore'; in Acts 22. 24 for
what cause ; in 2 TL i. 6 for the whieh cauae ; Titua
I. 13 for which cause ; in Matt. 24. 26, Acts i. 21 ; 6,
3, I Co, 4, 16, 2 Co, 8, 24, I Pe, 2, I therefore ; Col, 2,
20 (omitted) ; in GaL 3, ig what ; in Acts ig, 32
therefore ; in 2 Co, 7, 12 ao ; in Matt, 7, 20 therefore ;
also in Acts 19, 38 ; also in Heb, 12, i ; in 2 Th, i, 11
to which end,
WHEREIN, in Matt, 23, 13, Eph, i. 6 (omitted) ; in i
Pe, 5, T2 therein ; iu 2 Pe, 3, 12 by reason of which ;
inrLUke 23. 53 wliere,
WHERESOEVER, in Luke 17, 37 where ; in Mark4, 30
how,
WHEREUPON, in Acts 26, ig, Heb, g, 18 wherefore.

EIGHT THOUSAND CHANGES OP THE REVISED TESTAMENT.

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WHICH, in Luke 8. 15, i Ti. 6. g. Rev. 9. 4, 24 such as ;
Acts IT. 20, Rom. t6. 12 who ; Rom. 2. 15 in that ;
PhiL 4. 3 for they ; CoL 4. it that; in Acts 8. 26 the
same; in Luke 17. 7; John 21. 20 who; Heb. 5. 12
(omitted) ; in 2 Ti. 3. it what things; iri Mark 12. 28
what ; in Eph. 4. 29 such aa.
WHILE, in Matt. 14. 22 till ; in Heb. 3. 13 as long as ;
in I Co. 3. 4 when ; in Acts 18. t8 many days.
WHO, in Luke 8. 45 (omitted) ; Acts 13. 25, i Co. 3. 5 ;
?. 7 what ; in Acta 21. 4 and these ; 23. 33 ; 24. i aud
hey ; Heb. 13. 7 whicii ; in Acts 13. 7 the same.

WHOLE, in Matt. 13. 33, Luke 13. 21 all ; Luke 11. 36
wholly ; Acts ig. 29 (omitted) ; in Matt. 8. 34 ; 13. 2,
Mark 4. i, Luke 6. ig ; 21. 35, Eph. 4. 16 all ; Matt.

13. 2 (omitted) ; Eph. 3. 15 every ; in Lulce 8. 37 all ,
in I Th. s. 23 wholly.
WHOLE, iu Mark 3. s,.Luke 6. lo, John 5. 4 (omitted) ;
in Matt. 15. 28, Acta g. 34 heal.
WHOLESOME, in i TL 6. 3 aound.
WHORE, in Rev. 17. i, 15, 16 ; ig. 2 harlot.
WHOREMONGER, in Eph. 5. 5, i Ti. i. 10, Heb. 13. 4,
Rev. 21. 8 ; 22. 15 fornicator.
WHOSOEVER, in Matt. 5. 28, Luke 6. 47 ; 12. 8, 10 ; 14.
II ; 16. 18 ; 20. 18, John 4. 13 ; 8. 34; ig. 12, Acts 10.
43, 1 John 3. 4, Eev. 22. 15 every one that ; Luke t6.
18, Rom. 9. 33 he that ; iu Matt. 7. 24 every one which ;
TO. 32 every one who ; in Mark 8. 34 if auy ; Gal. 5. 4
ye who ; in Mark 6. 11 whataoever ; Luke 9. 5 aa many
aa ; in Rev. 14. 11 whoae ; 20. 15 if any.
WH'Y, in Mark 3. 17, Luke 20. 23, Rom. 8. 24 (omitted) ;
Acts 5. 4, Gal. 2. 14 how ; in Mark 14. 4 to what pur
poae; in Luke 24. 38 wherefore ; iu Mark 9. n, 28
aaying.
WICKED, in Matt. 12. 45; 13. 19, 38 ; 16. 4 Eph. 6. 16,
Col. I. 21, 2 Th. 3. 2, 1 John 2. 13, 14 ; 3. 12 ; 5. 18 evil;
alao in Matt. 12. 45, Luke it. 26 ; in Acts 2. 23, 2 Th. 2.
8 lawless ; in Matt. 21. 41 miserable.
WICKEDNESS, in I John 5. 19 the evU one.
WIFE, iu Matt. 19. 29, Mark 10. 29, Luke 2. 5 ; 20. 30
(omitted) ; 1 TL3. n women.
WILDBENESS, in Luke 5. 16 ; 8. 29 desert ; in Matt.
15. 33, Mark 8. 4 desert place.
WILL, in Luke it. 2 (omitted) ; also in 2. 14 ; in i Pe. 4.
3 desire ; in Acts 13. 36 counael ; in Eev. 17. 17 mind.
WILL, in Matt. 5. 40 ; 13. 32 ; i6. 24, 25 ; 19. 17, 21 ; 20.
26, 27, Mark 6. 25 ; 8. 34, 35 ; 10. 43, 44, Luke 9. 23,
24, Luke 13. 31, John 5. 6 ; 6. 67 ; g. 27, Acta 7. 28 ; 17.
18, Rom. 13. 3, I Co. 14. 35, 2 Ti. 3. 12, i Pe. 3. 10
would ; Matt. ig. 13 ; 29. 43, Luke to. 29 ; 23. 20, Acts
24. 27 ; 25. 9, I Ti. 5. IT, Heb. 13. t8. Rev. 11. 5, 6
desire ; i Co. 16. 7 wish ; 3 John 13 unwilling ; in
Mark 15. 15, 2 Pe. 3. 9 wish ; Acts 18. 15, Heb. 6. 17
be minded ; Acta 27. 43, i Ti. 2. 8 ; 5. 14 ; 5. g, Jude
s desire.
WILLING, in i Th. 2. 8 well pleased ; in 2 Co. 8. 12
readineaa ; in 8. 3 accord.
WILLINGLY, in John 6. 21 were willing; 2 Pe. 3. 5
wilfully ; in Rom. 8. 20, i Co. 9. 17 of own will ; in
Phm. 14 of free wiU.
¦WIN, in Phil. 3. 8, i Pe. 3. i gain.
WIND, in John 19. 40 bind ; in Acta 5. 6 'wrap round.
WINE (given to), in i Ti. 3. 3, Titus 1. 7 brawler ; iu
I Pe. 4. 3 wine-bibbings.
WINEFAT, in Mark 12. i -winepress.
'WINK (at), in Acts 17. 30 overlook.
WISDOM, in Luke 2. 40 (omitted).
WISE, iu I Ti. 1. 17, Jude 25 (omitted) ; in 2 Co. 10. 12
understanding ; in Rom. 10. 6 thus.
WISH, in 2 Co. 13. g, 3 John 2 pray.
WITCHCRAFT, in Gal. 5. 20 sorcery.
WITHDRAW, in Luke 22. 41 be parted ; in Gal. 2. 12
WITHHOLD, in 2 Th. 2. 6 restrain. [draw back.
WITHSTAND, in GaL 2. 11 resist.
WITNESS, in Titus i. 13, Rev. 20. 4 testimony ; also in
Matt. 24. 14, Acts 7. 44, Jas. 5. 3.

WITNESS (bear), in Mark 15. 4 accuse of.
WOMAN, in Mark lo. 12, John 8. 10, Acts 16. i (omitted);
in Luke 7. 45. 46 she.
WONDER, in Rev. 12. i, 3 ; 13. 13 sign.
WONDER, in Mark 6. 51 amazed ; Luke 8. 25 ; 9. 43 ;
IT. 14 marvel ; in Acts 8. 13 be amazed.
WONT in Luke 22. 3g custom ; in Acts 16. 13 sup-
posecl.
WORD, in Mark 12. 13 talk ; Luke 20. 20, i Co. 14. g
speech ; in i John 5. 7 (omitted) ; iu i Pe. 2. 2 spiritual ;
in Luke 4. 4 (omitted) ; iu 4. 26, John to. 21 ; 12. 47, 48,
Acts TO. 37 saying ; in Matt. 2. 13 tell ; in Rom. t6.
t8 speech.
WOEK, in Acts 15. 18, Rom. it. 6, 6 (omitted) ; Heb.
13. 21 tiling ; Jas. i. 25 doing ; in Rom. g. 28 word ;
in Acts 27. t6 were able with difflculty ; in Jas. 3. 16
deed ; also in Matt t6. 27.
WORK, in Matt. 20. 12 spend ; Rev. 21. 27 make.
WORK-FELLLOW, iu Rom. 16. 21 fellow-worker.
WORKMAN, in Matt. 10. 10 labourer.
WORLD, in John 17. 12 (omitted) ; in Heb. 6. s ^S^ !
also in Eph. 3. g ; in Titus i. 2 times eternal ; also in
Rom. 16. 25 ; in I Co. 8. 13 for evermore ; in Eph. 3.
31 for ever and ever ; in Rev. 13. 3 earth.
WORLDLY, in Heb. 9. i of this world.
WORSHIP, in Luke 14. 10 glory.
WORSHIP, in .Tohn 4. 23 be worshipper ; in Acts 7. 42 ;
24. 14 serve ; also in 17. 25.
WOESHIPPEE, in Acts ig. 35 temple-keeper.
WOETHY, in Eph. 4. i. Col. i. to, t Th. 2. 12 worthily;
in Acts 24. 2 evils are corrected ; in Jas. 2. 7 honour
able.
WOULD, in Mark 6. ig, Acts 10. 10, Gal. 4. 17, Heb. 12.
17 desired ; John i. 43 was minded ; Acts 24. 24
(omitted) ; Col. i. 27 pleased ; 2 Th. 3. 10 wUl ; in Luke
10. I, John 6. IS, Acts 12. 6 ; 16. 27 ; 25. 4 be about
to ; in Acts 20. 16 might have.
WOUND, in Eev. 13. 3, 12, 14 stroke.
WOUND, in Luke 10. 30 beat ; in Eev. 13. 3 smite.
WEAPPED, in John 20. 7 rolled up ; in Matt. 15. 46
wound in.
WEITB, in 2 Co. 13. 2 (omitted).
WEITING, in Matt. ig. 7 bill ; in John ig. 19 there
- was -written.
WEITTBN, in Luke 23. 38 was ; in Heb. 12. 23 enrolled.

¦YEA, in Luke 24. 22 moreover ; Eom. 3. 31, Gal. 4. 17
may ; in i Co. 16. 6 or even.
YEARS (come to), in Heb. 11. 24 grown up.
YES, in Matt. 17. 25, Mark 7. 28, Rom. 3. 29 yea; also
in Rom. to. 18.
¦YET, in Luke 22. 37 (omitted) ; alao iu Rev. g. 20 ; also
in 2 Co. I. 23; in Luke 24. 41, Rom. 3. 7, i Co. 12. 31,
2 Co. I. TO, GaL I. 10; 5. IT, II still; in i Co. 14. ig
howbeit ; in Luke 14. 35, John 4. 21, Acts ig. 37 ; 25.
8 nor ; in Mark 15. 5 no more ; Gal. 2. 20 no longer ;
in Matt. 15. 27 for even ; Mark 7. 28 even ; Rom. 5.
7 for; in Matt. 24. 32 now ; in Acts 24. ii more.
YIELD, in Rom. 6. 13, ig, ig present ; also in r6. 13, 16.
YOU, in John 5. 42; 6. 53 yourselves; in 2 Co. 12. 13
your souls.
YOUNG, in Mark 14. 51 (omitted) ; in Titus 2. 6 younger ;
in Acts 7. ig babe ; in 20. 12 lad.
YOUR, in Rom. it. 31 shewn to you ; i Co. is. 3iin you.
YOURSELVES, in Mark 9. 33 (omitted) ; Eph. 5. ig one
to another ; Jas. 2. 4 your own mind.
YOUTH, in Matt. 19. 20 (omitted).

ZEAL, in Col. 4. 13 labour.

EXPLANATION OF SOME LEADING BIBLE TERMS.

For Accursed, read Devoted (aa a gift to Goa,i,
everywhere in S. S.
,, air ,, heaven, ,, S. S.
,, alms „ kind act, or deed, „ N. T.
„ angel ,, messenger, or agent, ,, S. S.
,, atonement ,, covering, reconcUiation, ,, S. S.
„ bed ,, couch, often in N. T.
„ Beelzebub ,, Eeelzefaoul, everywhere in N. T.
,, baptize ,, cleanse, consecrate, ,, N. T.
„ Belial „ Beliar, „ N. T.
,, beloved „ dearly beloved, „ N. T.
„ betray ,, give up, or over, „ N. T.
,, bishop „ overseer, or inspector, „ N.T.
,, blaspheray „ speak injuriously, ,, N. T.
,, blessed „ happy, „ N. T.
„ blessing „ eulogy, praise, „ N. T.
„ bondage ,, service, „ S. S.
,, book ,, roll, or scroll, ,, S. S.
„ bottle „ skin, „ N. T.
„ bread „ loaf, often in N. T.
,, Canaanite ,, Cana-nite, or Zealot, ,, N. T.
,, charity ,, love, everywhere in N. T.
„ childreu ,, sons, often in S. S.
,, chosen ,, choice one, everywhere in S. S.
,, Christ „ iAe Christ, „ N.T.
,, church ,, assembly, „ N. T.
„ coming ,, presence, generally in N. T.
,, condemn ,, judge, often in N. T.
,, conversation behaviour, conduct, everywhere in N. T.
,, create ,, prepare, often in S, S,
,, convince ,, convict, everywhere iu S, S,
„ damnation ,, judgraent, condemnatiou, „ N, T,
,, deacon ,, ministrant, ,, N, T,
,, devil „ false accuser, slanderer, „ N, T,
,, devils ,, demons, everywhere iu N, T,
„ doctrine ,, teaching, N-, T,
„ eartli ,, land generally in S, S,
,, caster ,, passover, „ N, T,
,, elect ,, choice one, „ S, S,
,, eternal ,, age-lasting, ,, S, S,
„ everlasting „ „ '„ S, S,
,, for ever ,, ,, „ S, S,
„ faith „ trust, confidence, „ S, S,
,, farewell ,, be strong, generally iu S, S,
„ feast ,, banquet, often in S, S,
,, follower ,, imitator, everywhere in N, T.
„ fool „ thoughtless one, generally in N, T,
„ friend ,, comrade, (Mt, 20, 13; 22, 12; 26, so),
,, Gentiles ,, nations, everywhere in S, S,
„ Ghost „ Spirit, „ s, S,
,, God forbid ! let it not be I ,, s, S,
„ godliness ,, piety, ,, N, T,
,, goodman of the house, reacZ householder, ,, N, T,
„ gospel ,, good tidings, good news, ,, N, T,
,, grave ,, unseen state, often in S, S
„ greet „ salute, everywhere in N, T,
„ heathen ,, nationa, ,, s, S,
,1 hsill ,, court, „ s ,s,
,, hell ,, unseen state, or Gehenna, ,, S, S,
,, heresy „ sect, opinion, ,, N, T,
,, holiness ,, separation, ,, s' g.'
,, holy „ separate, set apart, ,, s, S,
,, hypocrite ,, profane, ,, 0, T,
,, incense ,, perfume, ,, g, g|
,, iniquity „ lawlessness, often in N, t!

For inn read guest-chamber, (in Lu, 2, 7),
,, just „ right, righteous, everywhere m S, S,
,, justification,, state of being declared
-> right, „ S, S,
,, iustify „ declare right, „ s, S?
„ kingdom „ reign, often in S, S,
„ labourer „ worker, everywhere in N. T.
„ lament ,, smite the breast, often in N. T.
,, let ,, hinder, restrain, ,, N. T.
,1 lord „ air, „ N, t!
„ love „ frlendahip, „ N, t!
„ lust „ desire, ,, s, g,
„ Magdalene,, tAe Magdalene, everywhere in N,T,
„ master „ teacher, rabbi, &c,, often in N, T,
,, mercy ,, kindneas, everywhere in 0, T,
„ miniater ,, ministrant, deacon, „ N, T,
„ money ,, silver, ¦ „ s, S,
„ ministry ,, ministration, deaconship, „ N, T,
„ miracle „ sign, generally in N, T,
„ offend ,, stumble, everywhere in N, T,
,, parable ,, simile, similitude, „ N, T,
,, paasion ,, suffering, (Ac, i, 3),
„ penny „ denary, everywhere iu N, I,
„ power „ privilege, authority, often iu N, T,
„ presbytery „ eldership, (i Ti. 1. 14).
,, raca 1 ,, empty fellow'! (Mr. 5. 22)
„ repent ,, have another (or a new)
mind, often in N. T.
„ revenge ,, avenge, everywhere in N. T.
„ righteous ,, right „ N. T
„ reprove ,, conviot, „ N. T.
,, righteousness rightness „ N. T. '
„ saint ,, separate, set apart, „ S. S.
,, salvation „ safety, soundness, „ N. T.
,, sanctify ,, separate, set apart, ,, S. 3.
„ sanctification separation, being aet apart, S. S.
„ aatan „ adversary, „ S. S.
,, save „ make or keep sound or
whole, „ N. T.
„ scripture „ -writing, „ N. T.
„ ship „ boat, „ N. T.
„ shoes „ sandals, „ N. T.
„ siu „ a missing of the mark, „ S. S,
,, sinner „ one who miasea the mark „ S, S,
,, sitting (at meat), read reclining, „ N, T,
„ soul „ life often iu N, T,
,, streets „ out places, broad phices,
eveiywhere iu S, S,
„ tares „ darnel, „ N, T,
„ teraple „ holy place, sanctuary, „ N, T,
,, temptation „ trial, ,, S, S,
„ testament „ covenant, „ N, T,
„ thief „ robber, often m^i.T.
„ take no thought, read be not anxious, „ N, T,
„ tribute money, read didrachma, „ N, T,
„ unleavened bread, rmd unleavened food, „ S. S.
„ uppermost room, read highest couch „ N. T.
„ virtue „ worthiness, (Ph. 4. 8, 2 Pe. 1. 3, s).
» "81' ,. inspect, look after,
. , , everywhere in S. S.
„ wicked „ one in the wrong, „ 0. T.
„ world „ age, often in S. S.
„ worship „ kiss the hand to, do
homage, „ N. 1

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