An intelligent friend has suggested a different mode of reading the 62nd and 63rd verses: Luk 1:62. ... Defender: Luk 1:30 - favour The Greek word for "favor" is ...

[1] The Greek word signifies either prayer itself, or an oratory, or place to pray in. (Witham) --- Not every prayer is here under... There was prayer. [1] ...

Second aorist active indicative with first aorist vowel a instead of o as is common in the Koiné. This verb anaireō , to take up, is often used for kill as in ...

As travail upon a woman with child ( hōsper hē ōdin tēi en gastri echousēi ). Earlier form ōdis for birth-pang used also by Jesus (Mar 13:8; Mat 24:8).

No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to humanity. God is faithful and He will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with ...

Second aorist middle participle of the common verb epilambanō . The soldiers had no scruples about taking hold of any one of themselves (middle voice). Mar 15: ...

Two things more are to be observed concerning this book: - (1.) The penman of it. It was written by Luke, who wrote the third of the four gospels, which ...

As the Greek stands, it would read, " Is not justified by the works of the law save through faith ." So, unfortunately, Rev. This would mean, as the Romish ...

This view runs counter to Greek exclusiveness which treated other races as barbarians and to Jewish pride which treated other nations as heathen or pagan (the ...

First aorist active participle of sunathroizō , old verb to assemble together ( athroos , a crowd), in the N.T. only here and Act 12:12.