Old Greek word from auō , to dry up. Reproduced in Latin austeros and English austere. It means rough to the taste, stringent. Here only in the N.T. Compare ...

... Greek for everybody (Joh 19:20). Robertson: Luk ... Book 18, chapter 3. Pilate followed this up by ... 3065 ], to have been of Gentile extraction; and ...

Robertson: Luk 21:19 - Ye shall win Ye shall win ( ktēsesthe ). Future middle of ktaomai , to acquire. They will win their souls even if death does come.

So the best texts. It is neat Greek, but awkward English: "Then was the power of the Lord for the healing as to him (Jesus)."Here Kuriou refers to Jehovah.

2:2 And the Lord said to Satan, “Where do you come from?” Satan answered the Lord, “From roving about on the earth, and from walking back and forth across it.” ...

Robertson: Luk 16:1 - Unto the disciples Unto the disciples ( kai pros tous mathētas ). The three preceding parables in chapter 15 exposed the special faults of ...

Vincent: Luk 15:30 - Devoured Devoured ( καταφαγών ) We say " eat up; " the Greek said " eat down " (κατά ) . The word is suggested, no doubt, by the men...

Defying the vengeance of God and despising the opinion of men. JFB: Luk 18:2 - widow Weak, desolate, defenseless ...

Satan does not misquote this Psalm, but he misapplies it and makes it mean presumptuous reliance on God. This compound verb is very old, but occurs here alone ...

Vincent: Luk 11:9 - Ask Ask ( αἰτεῖτε ) The word for the asking of an inferior (Act 12:20; Act 3:2); and hence of man from God (Mat 7:7; Jam 1:5). Christ neve..