A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament

Abbott-Smith 1922 — scan section 75

202 MANUAL GREEK LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT Ac 44, al. (Hg 27); 6. iadivy, Re 4° 152; of the Mediterranean, Ac 10% 32 1714; of the Red Sea, épvfpa @., Ac 7°6, 1 Co 1012, He 1129; of an inland lake (as Heb. 3), 6. r. TaAcAaias, Mt 4'8 1579, Mk 116 781; t. TiBepiddos, Jo 211; +. I. 7. T., Jo 6!; of the same, simply 7 6., Mt 415 Mk 235 al, SYN.: é\ayos, ‘‘the vast expanse of open water”; 6., ‘‘ the sea as contrasted with the land” (Tr., Syn., xiii). 6ddrw, [in LXX for J30, etc.;] to heat, warm; metaph., (a) to inflame (Trag.); (b) to foster, cherish : Eph 5°, 1 Th 27.t Odpap (Tr., @audp), 7 (Heb. am, Ge 38°), Tamar: Mt 13.+ OapBéw, -@ (GduPos), [in LXX for nya ni., pi., ete.;] 1. to be amazed. 2. In late Gk., to astonish, terrify (u Ki 225): pass., Mk 127 10%; seq. éwi, c. dat rei, Mk 10**.+ OdpBos, -ovs, To, [in LXX for Mp, etc.;] amazement: Lk 4%° 5°, Ac 3}10,+ * Pavdoipos, -ov (<< Oavaros), deadly: Mk 16"8).+ Bavatn-bdpos, -ov (<< Gavaros, pepw), [in LXX: Nu 18% (m9), Jb 3323, rv Mac 818 26 1526*;] deadly, death-bringing : Ja 38.+ Odvatos, -ov, 6 (Gvyrxw), [in LXX chiefly for mia, NVA, sometimes for 23;] death; 1. of the death of the body, whether natural oc violent: Jo 111%, Phi 227, He 728, al; opp. to Zwy, Ro 838, Phi 17; of the death of Christ, Ro 5!, Phl 3!, He 2°; puécOar (cwlewv) é« 6., 11 Co 1°, He 57; wepiAumos éws Gavarov, Mt 2655, Mk 1494; péxpu (dxpr) 6., Phi 28, Re 21°; wAnyi Gavdrov, a deadly wound, Re 13%; idety Gavarov, Lik 226, He 115; yeveoGac Oavarov, Mk 9; évoxyos Gavarov, Mk 14%; Oavdrw teAevtav (Ex 211’, mar mia), Mk 7!°; death personi- fied, Ro 69, 1 Co 1576, Re 214; pl., of deadly perils, u Co 1175. 2. Of spiritual death: Jo 5%4 851, Ro 71°, Ja 1), 5%, 1 Jo 314 516, al.; of eternal death, Ro 1%? 75, al.; 6 6. 6 devrepos, Re 21! 218 (cf. Cremer, 983 ft DB imi) 114 f.5 DCG a, 79L £.). Gavatéw, -®, [in LXX chiefly for m7 hi., ho., also for 397, etc. ;] to put to death: c. acc., Mt 10?! 26°9 271, Mk 131? 14°, Lk 2176, 11 Co 69, 1 Pe 318; pass., Ro 896. Metaph.: Ro 8%; pass., c. dat, (in relation to), Ro 74.t ; @drrw, [in LXX chiefly for 923);] to bury: ¢. acc., Mt 8722 1412, Lk 95% 60, Ac 56 % 10; pass., Lk 16%, Ac 229, 1 Co 154.t @apd (Rec. @dpa), 6, indecl. (Heb. mm), Terah (Ge 11): Lk 3*4.t Oappéw, -@ (later form of @apoéw), [in LXX: Pr 1”, Ba 471527, Da LXX 6167), ry Mac 1311 174*;] to be of good cheer or courage, to be confident: 11 Co 5%8, He 18%; +. reroyjoa, 11 Co 107; seq. eis, Cols: ev, ibs ican SYN.: toApdw. ‘6. has reference more to the character, r. to its manifestation” (Thayer, s.v. roAydw). MANUAL GREEK LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT 203 Gapedw, -& (v.8. Gappéw), [in LXX chiefly for NJ, c. neg. ;] to be of good courage: imperat., Odpoe, -etre, Mt 9% 22 1427) Mk 659 1049, Jo 1688, Ac 2311.+ Odpaos, -ovs, ro, cowrage: Ac 2815.+ Oaiua, -ros, 76, [in LXX: Jb 17% 187° 20% 215 (myy, etc.) *;] 1. a wonder: 11Co1l!4, 2. wonder: Re 17%.+ Oaupdtw, [in LXX for Nw, etc.;] to marvel, wonder, wonder at: absol., Mt 81% 27 983 1531 2120 9922 2714, Mk 52° 15°, Lk 12! (R, txt. ; 2CC, ml. but-y, intr), ib. ** 87° 11 244!) Jo 52 (745, Ac QF 413 138. Re 178; c. acc. pers., Lk 7°; c. acc. rei, Lk 24? (WH, R, mg. om.), Jo 5°8, Ac 731; @atua peya, Re 17°; mpdowrov (LUXX for O° Nw, De 1017, al.), Ju1®; seq. dia, c. acc., Mk 6°, Jo 77); seq. é, c. dat. obj., Lk 171 (2? R, mg., but v. supr.); seq. ém/, c. dat. rei, Lk 25% 422 943, 2076, Ac 312; wep, Lk 2}8; dricw, Re 13°; om, Lk 1158, Jo 37 427, Ga 16; «i, Mk 1544, 1 Jo 31%. Pass. (Si 38, Wi 814): seq. ev, c. dat. pers., 11 Th 11° (cf. éx-Oavpdlw).t Qaupdoros, -a, -ov (<(Gadpa), [in LXX chiefly for xdp ni. (n. pl. = Mindy) ;] wonderful ; n. pl., wonders: Mt 211%.+ Gaupacrds, -7, -dv (<< Oavpdfw), [in LXX for xbp and cogn. forms (Ps 117 (118)? 23 118 (119)!9, Is 251, al.), N3p ni. (Ex 15", Ps 64 (65), al.), IN (Ps 8! 9 92 (93)*), etc. ;] wonderful, marvellous : Mt 214? XX), Mk 1911 0b), Jo 989, 1 Pe 2°, Re 155 3,+ * Ged, -ds, 7 (fem. of Oeds, q.v.), @ goddess: Ac 19?7.+ Oedopat, -Gyau, [in LXX: 1 Ch 22° (AN), To 2? 13514, Ith 158, 11 Mac 2¢ 3%6, mr Mac 547*;] to behold, look upon, contemplate, view (in early writers with a sense of wondering), in NT apparently always in literal, physical sense of ‘‘careful and deliberate vision which interprets . . . its object’’: c. acc. rei, Mt 11’, Lk 774 2355, Jo 114,33 435 1145 Ac 229, 1 Jo 1'; c. acc. pers., Mt 2211, Ac 2177, Ro 1574, 1 Jo 413; ¢, ptep., Mk 16"4], Lk 52’, Jo 138, Ac 111; seq. dr, Jo 65, 1 Jo 414; pass., Mt 6! 23°, Mk 1601+ SYN.: v.8. Jewpéw. *t Oeatpilw (<< Oéarpov), to make a spectacle of, expose to contempt (ecel.; éx6-, Polyb.): pass., He 10*%.t * Qéatpov, -ov, TO (<< Oedouar), 1. a theatre (used also as a place of assembly): Ac 197%%!. 2. Collective for of Oearai, the spectators. 3. = béa, Oéapa, a spectacle, show: metaph., 1 Co 4°.t+ Geiov, -ov, rd, [in LXX: Ge 19%, De 295 2), Jb 1815, Ps 10 (11)’, Is 30°3 349, Hz 3872 (M2), m1 Mac 2°*;] brimstone: Lk 17% @XX), Re 917118 1410 1920 9010, 918. + Geis, -eia, -ctov (< eds), [in LXX: Ex 31 35°!, Jb 273 334, Pr 217 (ox, mibyx, ovridy), Si 6%, 1 Mac,, mr Macy, tv Mac,,*;] divine: 204 MANUAL GREEK LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT dvvapus, 1 Pe 13; vous (for parallel in 7., v. MM, Eap., xv), ib.4; 76 6., the Deity (so in cl.; of God, in Philo and FlJ), Ac 17?°.+ **t Oevétns, -nTs, 7) (<< Oetos), [in LXX: Wi 18°*;] divine nature, divinity: Ro 1?° (for ex. from 7., v. MM, Eap., xv). t Syw.: Oeorns, deity, godhead, divine personality. Oa. = divine nature and properties, a summary term for the attributes of deity, differing from Oedrns as quality or attribute from essence. *t Bevddns, -es (<< Ociov), of brimstone, sulphureous: Re 917.t +@éXnpa, -ros, To (<Oedw), [in LXX chiefly for ppm, also for 7iX}, ete.;] will, (a) objectively = that which is willed: Mt 18%, Lk 19247, Jo 5°°, 1 Co 73’, 1 Th 518, m Ti 226, He 101°, Re 411; 6. 7. Geoo, Ac 2214, Ro 238 122, Eph 1°, Col 19 412, 1 Pe 42; 7+. xupiov, Eph 5’; pl., of precepts, Mk 3%*, WH, mg., Ac 1372@XX); éorw 76 6., c. gen. pers., seq. iva, Jo 63% 49, 1 Co 16"; c. inf., 1 Pe 2!°; c. ace. et inf., 1 Th 4°; (b) subjectively = 76 OédXew (cf. O€Anois): Lk 2375, Jo 14, 1 Pe 3", Ube Lt rroveww, MG 72% 1250 2st Mik 38° (pl. Nin, me. av. SUPE), Jo 434 638 717 931, Hph 6°, He 10% % 36 1321, 1 Jo 217; yiveoOau, Mt 61° 26%, Lk 22%, Ac 2114; 4 evdoxia (BovAn) rod 6., Eph 155 ey 7 6. rod Geod, Ro 11°; 1a 6. Oeod, Ro 15%", 1 Co 1!, 11 Co 1! 8°, Eph 1}, Col 1}, 1 Ti, 1) > xaza70\0.7,\Ceov, Galt) 1\Per48" 1 Jo soe ypl.gepa oe (Cremer, 728).t tO€Anors, -ews, 7 (eAw), [in LXX: mu Ch 15", Pr 8% (Fx), Hz 18° (ppm), Da LXX 114° (ay), To 12'8, Wi 16, 1 Mac 126, 111 Mac 226 *-] in collog. and MGr. = 76 Oédew, will : He 24.+ 0édw (the strengthened form é#€Aw is found in Hom., and is the more freq. in Attic; v. Rutherford, NPhr., 415f.), [in LXX for MAN, PSM; c. neg., JNO pi., ete.;] to will, be willing, wish, desire (more freq. than BovAopa, q.v., in vernac. and late Gk., also in MGr.; for various views as to its relation to 8., v. Thayer, 286; but v. also Bl., § 24, s.v.): absol., Ro 916, 1 Co 419 1218, Ja, 415; +. Qeod Oédovros, Ac 187!; ¢. acc. rei, Mt 207, Mk 1436, Jo 157, Ro 71516 1 Co 421 736, Ga 517; c. inf., Mt 54°, Mk 104, Jo 62167, Ro 7?!, Ga 49; ¢. acc. et inf., Mk 74, Lk 1°, Jo 217423, Ro 1619, 1 Co 145, Ga 618; ob GéAw, Mt 18°, al.; id. c. inf., Mt 2!§; Mk 626, Jo 54, 1 Co 167; seq. va, Mt 7!2, Mk 625, Jo 1774; opp. to row, tpacow, evepyéw, Ro 7119, 11 Co 81%11, Phi 233; seq. 7 (ICC, inl.; Deiss., LAH, 179,,), 1Co 149; 6Awy év rarewvo- ppoowy (of his own mere will, by humility, R, mg), Col 2!8; in OT quotations, for Heb. PEM, c. acc. pers., Mt 27%; c. acc. rei, Mt 913 1927,