A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament

Abbott-Smith 1922 — scan section 148

19; (b) of divine wisdom: of God, Ro 11°8, 1 Co 17)*4 27, Re 7#; moAvroixtAos, Eph 3!°; of Christ, Mt 13°4, Mk 6?, Lk 24% °2, 1 Co 1°, Col 28, Re 5"; of wisdom personified, Mt 111°, Lk 7° 1149.t Syw.: ovveots, intelligence ; ppovnors, prudence, which with o. make up (Arist., N. Hth., i, 13) the three intellectual dperai. o. is wisdom primary and absolute ; in distinction from which ¢. is practical, svveors critical, both being applications of o. in detail (cf. Lft., and ICC on Col 19; Lft., Notes, 317 f.; Tr., Syn., § xxv; Cremer, 870 ff.). sopilw (<codds), [in LXX chiefly for O5m;] to make wise, instruct: c. ace. pers., m Ti 3 (cf. Ps' 18 (19) 118 (119)%). As depon., -oac; (a) intrans., to become wise (111 Ki 47" (5"), He 2, and freq. in Si, 75, al.); (0) trans., to invent, devise cleverly: pass., 11 Pe 16 (cf. xara-copiLopat).t gods, -7, -dv, [in LXX chiefly for O3m;] skilled, clever, wise, whether in handicraft, the affairs of life, the sciences or learning: Ro 16"! 1 Cos"; of, the learned, Ro 14:22 )1 Coie 20260) Sts ot Jewish teachers, Mt 112°, Lk 10%; Christian, Mt 23°4; of those en- dowed with practical wisdom, 1 Co 6°, Eph 5%, Ja 3; of God, Ro 1677; compar., tT. pwpdrv 7. Oeod codurepov, I Co 1*°.t SYN.: ovverds, Ppovipos (v.S. copia, SYN.). Emavia, -as, 7 (= cl. “Eowepia or [Bypia; late writers adopted the Roman name, ‘Iozavia (1 Mac 8%) or 3%. as here), Spain: Ro 1574 28+ onapdcow, [in LXX: mu Ki 22° B (wy; hith.), Je 4 (man), Da LXX 87 (q>w hi.), ut Mac 4°*;] 1. to tear, rend, mangle. 2. to convulse: Mk 176 (v. Swete, in 1.) O45) lukyo (cf. ovv-oTapacow at omapyavow, -3 (<Co7apyaov, a swathing-band), [in LXX: Jb 389, Ez 164 (5mm pu.) *;] to swathe, wrap in swaddling-clothes: Lk 272 (Hipp., Arist., Plut.).+ tomatahdw, -6 (<C orataAdn, wantonness, luxury, Si 278%), fin LXX: Ez 164 (pw hi.), Si 21°*;] to live riotously: 1 Ti 5°, Ja 5° (Polyb.).t SYN.: otpynvaw, tpvpaw (v. Tr., Syn., § liv). ondw, [in LXX chiefly for pbu ;] in cl. poét. for €Axw; mostly used in mid. (cf. M, J Boi ISH y to draw: per xaupay, Mk 1447, Ac 1627.+ MANUAL GREEK LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT 413 ** omeipa, -ys (on this form of gen., v. M, Pr., 38, 48; Bl., § 7,1; Mayser, 12; Deiss., BS, 186), [in LXX: Jth 14", 11 Mac 823 1220) 22 * 5] 1. (= Lat. spira) anything wound or rolled wp, a coil, 2. AS o military term used (by Polyb. and later writers) of a body of soldiers, a maniple (third part of a cohort) or cohort (v. Swete, Mk., 375; Weste., Jo., 251 f.): Mt 2727, Mk 15!6, Jo 18%, Ac 10! 215! 271,+ omeipw, [in LXX chiefly for y51;] to sow (seed): absol., Mt 676 133) 4,18 257426, Mk 4% 4, Lk 8° 1974, Jo 436, 11 Co 9; c. acc. rei, Mt 137427, 37, 39, Mk 432, Lk 85, 1 Co 15%6: 37; seq. cis, Mt 13%, Mk 418; ev, Mt 137431; éri, c. gen., Mk 4%; éri, c. ace., Mt 132%23, Mk 416,20; mapa, c. acc., Mt 13/9. Metaph.: 1 Co 9% 1542-44, Ga 6%8, Ja 318; in proverbial sayings, Mt 257426, Lk 197122, Jo 47, 11 Co 9%, Ga 67; in interpretation of parables, Mt 131928, Mk 41426,+ *t omexouhdtwp, -opos (Rec. -wpos), 6 (Lat. speculator), 1. prop., @ spy or scout. 2. An executioner: Mk 677 (vy. Swete, in 1.).+ omevdw, [in LXX chiefly for Jos hi.;] to powr out as a drink- offering, make a libation ; pass., fig., orevdouar, I am poured out or offered as a libation (in the shedding of my life-blood): Phl 2!" (v. Lft., in 1.), m Ti 4° (for exx. from z., v. Milligan, Selections, 114 f.; MM, xxiii).t onéppa, -ros, TO (<Co7eipw), [in LXX chiefly for y33;] seed; (a) of plants: Mt 13?4:27) 37 38 17 Co 91; pl., Mt 13%2, Mk 431, 1 Co 15%; metaph., of an escaping remnant (Ww, Is 1°; cf. Wi 14°; Plat., Tim., 23¢; FlJ, Ant., xi, 5, 3), Ro 97°; (6) of men (as youn; Lat. semen genitale; soincel.; cf.in LXX, Le 15', al.): He 11"; metaph., of the divine influence, 1 Jo 3°; by meton. (as freq. in poets), seed, offspring, posterity: Mt 227425, Mk 12192, Lk 155 Q028(LXX), Jo 742 Ber", Ac 37° 76 13%, Ro 1? 4% 18 97,8 11! tr Co 117, Ga 316 19, 1 Ti 28, He 2!6 1138; pl. (FJ, Ant., viii, 7, 6; Plat., Leg., ix, 853c; 1v Mac 18!; in Ga, l.c., contrasted with sing., v. Lft., in 1.; Milligan, NTD, 105 f.), Ga 3!°; of spiritual offspring, Ro 41% 18 98, Ga 329, Re 1217.+ * gmeppoddyos, -ov (<Co7épua, A€yw), a seed-picker ; (a) prop., of birds (Arist., Aristoph, al.); (6) in Attic slang, of an idler who lives on scraps picked up in the agora; hence, as subst., 6 ¢., an idle babbler : Aen Pe xt onevSo, [in LXX chiefly for 3 pi., also for bma pi., hi., ete. ;] 1. most freq. intrans., to hasten: c. inf. (as freq. in cl.), Ac 201%; ptep. c. indic., Lk 2!°; c. imperat., Lk 195°; oedcov x. é&edOe, Ac 2238, Q, Trans., c. acc.; (a) to hasten, urge on, accelerate (as Hom., Od., xix, 137; Eur., Med., 152; Si 33 (36)8): m Pe 3”, R, mg. (cf. Mayor and ICC, in 1., but v. infr.); (0) to desire eagerly (Pind., Pyth., iii, 110; Kur., Suppl., 161; Is 16°): m Pe, Le., R, txt. (but v. supr.).t om datoy, -ov, 7d, [in LXX chiefly for My ;] a cave, cavern: Jo 1138, He 118, Re 6; o. (EV, den) Anoray (Je 7"), Mt 213, Mk 1117, Wik. 1946t 414 MANUAL GREEK LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT * omdds, -ados, » (on the gender in Ju, l.c., v. Mayor, Jw., 41), 1. poét. in cl., a rock or reef over which the sea dashes (Polyb., FlJ, al.). Metaph., of men whose conduct causes danger to others, Ju, R, txt. (but v.infr.). 2. In late writers = o7ziAos (q.v.), a spot, stain ; metaph., Ju, l.c., R, mg. (ef. Mayor, 41, but v. supr.).t *gmidos (Rec. ozidos), -ov, 6, 1. a rock, cliff (Arist.,-al.). 2. In late writers = Att. xnAis (v. Rutherford, NPhr., 87 f.), a spot, stain ; metaph., (a) of moral blemish: Eph 5?’; (6) of riotous and lascivious persons (cf. Dion. Hal., quoted by Mayor, in 1.): m Pe 21%.+ **t omddw, [in LXX: Wi 154*;] to stain, spot, defile: c.acc., Ja 3°, Jaeset omhayxvifopat (<Comdayxvov), [in LXX (act., -ifw): Pr 175A, 11 Mac 68 (= -evw) *;] to be moved as to the orAayyva (q.v.), hence, to feel pity or compassion: absol., Lk 10%3 152°; ptep., crAayynobeis, c. indic., Mt 18?” 204, Mk 141; seq. éi, c. dat. pers., Mt 14%, Lk 733; emi, c. acc., Mt 15%2, Mk 634 8? 972; wep’, Mt 986. (The word is else- where found only in Sm: 1 Ki 2371, Hz 247), Test. Zeb., 47; v. Thayer, s.v.; MM, xxiii quote Thumb, Hellen., 123 as practically confirming Lift. on Ph] 18, in the suggestion that the verb was a coinage of the Jewish dispersion.) t omddyxvov, -ov, 76, mostly (in NT always) in pl., orAayyva, -wv, td, [in LXX: Pr 12! (yan, elsewhere rendered by oixrippoi, Ps 24 (25)® 39 (40) and by édeos, Is 47%), Pr 26” (19a), Wi 10°, Si 30’, 1 Mac 96, al.;] the inward parts (heart, liver, lungs, etc.; Lat. viscera): Ac 18. Metaph., of the seat of the feelings and of the feelings themselves (in Gk. poets, of anger, anxiety, etc.), the heart, affections (the characteristic LXX and NT reference of the word to feelings of kindness, benevolence and pity, is found in z.; v. MM, xxiii; cf. Lft.on Phl 18): 11 Co 6" 7, Phm % 1% 20 1 Jo3!"; o. oixrippod, Col 3”; o. xat oixrippot, Phl 2!; o. édéovs Geod juaov, Lk 1°8; o. Xpicrod ‘Inood, Phi 18+ ; * gndyyos, -ov, 6, a sponge: Mt 2748, Mk 15%, Jo 19°°.+ anodds, -od, 6, [in LXX chiefly for IPN ;] ashes: He 9°; &v odxxw kato. (Is 585, Jo 36, Da LXX 9, al.), Mt 1171, Lk 1043.+ omopa, -as, 9 (<< oreipw), [in LX X: rv Ki 1979 (3793), 1 Mac 108° * 5) 1. a sowing. 2. seedtime. 3. seed sown (of human offspring, Soph., Tr., 316, 420): 1 Pe 1° (ef. orépya, and v. Milligan, NT'D, 105 f.).t ondpios, -ov (<Comeipw) [in LXX: Ge 1”, Le 11%” (yn), Si 40” N!* 5] fit for sowing, sown ; as subst., ra o., corn-fields : Mt 12', Mk 2?8, Lk 61.t ondpos, -ov, 6 (<Comeipw), [in LXX chiefly for yyx;] = o7opa, 1. sowing or seedtime. 2. seed sown (so usually in late Gk.) : Mk 47627, Lk 85", 11 Co 9! (LTr.); metaph., of almsgiving, 11 Co 91°.+