PUBLIC-DOMAIN CHRISTIAN BOOK
Gnomon of the New Testament — Volume 5
Bengel, Johann Albrecht, 1687-1752 · 237,321 words · 484 reading sections
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405 the notes added by the Editor, pp. xxxv. xxxvi., and Ernesti, L. c. ch. 5, as to judging upon cases of Emphasis, p. 67, etc., whose observations and rules on this class of expressions there is no need that I should bring forward here in all their details. The attentive Reader will himself discern them. If I ha…
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Heterosis is, when the Accidence of the parts of speech (number, gender, case, etc.) are interchanged with one another. It may be named, Enallage of the accidents. Or it is wont to be specially named, Enallage of number ; of gender ; of case; and so on. In the case of Nouns , the singular number is said to be put f…
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407 ENTHYMEME. The Logical Enthymeme is an incomplete and cut-short mode of drawing a conclusion, without an express pro- position or assumption [or, a concealed Syllogism , i.e. such a one as requires one or other premiss to be understood]. It is a kind of compendious way of drawing a conclusion, and can easily b…
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EPEXEGESIS, orEXERGASIA, is an explanation expressed, in the very context of the same sentence or speech, showing what signification the sacred writer assigned to any word, or what notion is to be attached to his own words according to his own mind : for instance — Mark vii. 2, x otvaTg yjpsi<, tout sgtiv dvinroig.…
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409 EPIZEUXIS is, that which repeats with force the same word in the same sentence in continuation : e.g. — Matt, xxiii. 37, 'I epov- ffuXrj/Ay 'ispovffaXri/jj, j) d^oxrsvouaa rovg tfpotprjrug. — Mark v. 41 ; u Jesus in awakening the dead did not employ Epizeuxis .” See Gnom. — • Luke viii. 24, scr/ffrara, gV/tfra…
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Matt. viii. 11, where Jesus prefers to use this circumlocution to designate the Gentiles, iroXXol dFo dvaroXuv %ai dun/^Sjv — inasmuch as they who were present seemed unequal [as being full of Jewish prejudices] to bear this promise given to the Gentiles. Comp. Acts ii. 39, <77 roTg fig punpav. The third Index of t…
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411 GRADATIO, so called, occurs, when we progress as it were bjr steps from the lowest to the highest point : e.g . — Acts vii. 35, apy^ovra y.ai dixaer/jv ; rovrov 6 0 sog &p%9]ybv zai Xvrpurriv a<r'stirsiXsv. Gliom. on the passage. — 1 Cor. i. 12, ’Eyw fi'sv sifii n auXov, syw de ’ Aero XX w, syu bs Kr^a, syu bs…
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that, the reader may understand, that the one of them ought to he explained by the Genitive. III. When the same thing occurs in the case of Verbs , so that the one Verb obtains the signification of an adverb ; e.g. — Acts ix. 31, o/xo5o/xou/xgva/ (or oi‘/.odolixo\jfxsvri) xa/' rropevofievai (or eropsvo/xsvri), i.e.…
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413 HYPERBATON is the figure of speech used, when words are transposed contrary to their wonted or most natural order of con- struction : e.g. — Mark ix. 20, xa/ Y\vsyxuv uvrov (the boy) npbg ui iror (Jesus) xa/ idojv (the boy) uvrov (Jesus) svQ'sug rb nvsv/uu strnupu^sv uvrov (the boy) xa/' nsauv (the boy) ini r^…
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Ilysteron Proteron , inasmuch as Sacred Scripture (1) either main- tains the order of the things in opposition to the order of time, — (2) or else uses an inverted Chiasmus , which has in it nothing of the nature of a blemish, nay, even somewhat of elegance, as we have demonstrated above : e.g. — (1.) Phil. iii. 19…
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415 referred to everywhere in the Gnomon, scarcely if at all differ from one another. Let us run through examples. Litotes is referred to in the Gnomon on John vi. 37, rou Ipyo- fjj&vov npoc [ms ob [M7i ix(3dXoj s£u, i.e. I will receive and defend in all icays : Acts xxvi. 19, obz sysvojxrjv ansiQrig rp obpavioj o…
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part force and elegance.” — 2 Tim. iv. 7 : The subject having been twice expressed by a Metaphor, rbv dyuva — rbv dpo/xov, is in the third place expressed in plain (unmetaphorical) terms, rrtv vlor/v rsrr\pv\xa. Comp, the Titles, Allegory, Metonymy, Synecdoche. METONYMY is a mode of speaking, whereby the one of th…
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417 with which comp. ver. 10, 57 & -ra pov<*ia rou gu/ulutos. — Gal. vi. 2, aWvjXcov rd /3ap? j — rov vo/xov rou Xpicrov. See Gnom. — Comp, the Title Asteismus. MODALIS SERMO. — When Propositions or Enunciations are modal, i.e. u Such as are not enunciated simply, but in such a way as that the mode should be at t…
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418 is called bnoyopci) the latter, avdvff o<popa [Ernesti In. Rh. § 356, p. 174 ; Glassius’ Phil. S. L. Y. Tract. II. ch. vi. p. 2036] ; — for in- stance, 1 Cor. XV. 35, a\}’ epe? rig , <7 rug syzlpovrai oi vzy.poi ; rro'iu d'e cu/ian tpX'Qvrcu ; x.r.A. — By Synecdoche Anthypophora is also called Occupatio'; — fo…
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419 New Testament either for any acute or figurative expression ; e.g. — Matt. xv. 15 [Comp, the Gnom.] ; or for any comparison or simile , Mark iii. 23 ; or, for a Proverb , TWO, Luke iv. 23. See Gnom. PAREGMENON is the conjunction of Conjugates, also of simple words and their compounds. These are instances of bo…
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forms of diction that differ correspond to one another by some plea- sant allusion, either in the letters or the syllables : for instance, — Rom. i. 29, 31, rropve/ci, rrovrip'iop — (jj£6rovg <pQ6vov, (povov, — uffui isrovg, ourvvds- rovg But as far as I know, Parechesis is not made mention of in the Gnomon. PATHO…
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421 robruv <ruv/]?i(x,v, xat %v ro prince tovto xexpvfA/j,evov an abruv, xal obx eyhu- exov rd Xsyofieva. — John i. 20, xa / d(JjoXbyr\G g* xai obx rjpvyjGaro, xa/ w//o- X6yrtG sv. — Acts xiii. 45, en?^Gl)f]ffav tyXov xai dvr'eXeyov roTg bno too YlavXov Xeyo'jj&voiSy dvriX'eyovreg xai (3Xa<r<pr)jUjobvreg. — Phil. i…
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of a sentence : e.g. — Ep. James i. 24, xarmyiss yap eavrov xal — xa/ — u The accumulation of the particles xal has great force.” The Gnom. on the passage. — Ch. iv. 13, crj/Mspov xal avpiov •7ropevffu>/jje0a — xal — xal — xal xepdrjffu/Mv. u The Polysyndeton expresses the caprice of a mind secure and indifferent.”…
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423 SEJUGATIO, or DISJUNCTION, is, when two members are proposed, both of which are afterwards more fully discussed ; as, Rom. xi. 22, 7 ds ovv yjpriGrbrr\ra xai utforo/Jjiccv 0g ow srri [Av rovg /7rso6v~ rag, x.r.X. — Phil. i. 15, etc., r/v'sg fisv xa i did (pQovov xai spiv, nveg 5s xai di svdoxfa v r'ov XpiGrov …
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nothing, (2) nor speak; but — (3) I speak these things, (4) and I do them. The one is to be supplied from the other. [Comp, a kindred passage, ver. 38.] — John x. 25, xiv. 10, xvii. 26. A remarkable pas- sage and one very apposite for the purpose of explaining the weight of expressions of this kind, is Acts vii. 16…
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425 This latter is wider (more comprehensive), and more congenial to the spirit of the New Testament : he knew the other things, viz. that the wicked will not be unpunished : therefore he expressly sig- nifies his assent to the judgment of God, in ch. iv. 14. See Gnom. SIMULTANEUM. — What a Simultaneum is, Bengel …
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The interchange of cases, indeed [Antiptosis], is a very usual Grascism ; but this interchange of cases [when the relative is put, not in that case which was required by the Verb to which it is joined, but in that case in which the Substantive to which it refers was put] neither can be called Syllepsis, nor in that…
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427 SYNECDOCHE is the interchange or transference of the words from one thing to another, on account of an internal connection in the things. [Ernesti In. Eh. p. 161, § 327.] There are four species of Synecdoche : Synecdoche of the Whole ( for a part) — of a Part ( for the ivhole ) — of the Genus (for the species)…
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to a foreign one, accompanied with power. There are three sources of this change : Similarity of the things , Conjunction , and Disjunction . A Trope from similarity is called Metaphor. from conjunction of the things, Metonymy, and Synecdoche. from disjunction, Irony. [Ernesti In. Rh. P. II. ch. ii. 314, pp. 153, …
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Accommodated to the Books of the New Testament, and, for obvious reasons, to their chapters and verses ; and these Indices may be enriched by every reader from time to time by his own experience : moreover, they have been so ar- ranged, that when the chapters are numbered by Roman letters, they refer to the text of…
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Lev. xviii. 5. He who shall do, Rom. x. 5. xix. 18. Thy neighbour as thyself, Matt. xxii. 39, Rom. xiii. 9, James ii. 8. xxvi. 11. I will dwell, 2 Cor. vi. 16. Num. xi. 4, etc. Lusting, 1 Cor. x. 6, 10. xii. 7. Moses faithful, Heb. iii. 2. xii. 8. Moses beholds, 1 Cor. xiii. 12. xvi. 5. Who is the Lord’s? 2…
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431 Psalm xlv. 7, 8 (6, 7). Thy throne, Heb. i. 8. xlviii. 3 (2). The Great King, Matt. v. 35. li. 6 (5). That thou mayest be justified, Rom. iii. 4. lv. 23 (22). Cast thy care (burden), 1 Pet. v. 7. Ixii. 4 (3). Ye kill, James iv. 2. lxii. 14(13). He shall render to every one, Rom. ii. 6. Ixviii. 20 (18). …
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Isaiah xxix. 16. As if clay, Rom. ix. 20. xxxiii. 18. Where is the scribe ? 1 Cor. i. 20. xl. 3. The voice of one crying, Matt. iii. 3. xl. 6. Flesh is grass, 1 Pet. i. 24. xl. 13. Who hath known? Rom. xi. 34, 1 Cor. ii. 16. xlii. 1. Behold My servant, Matt. xii. 18. xlii. 12. His praise now, 1 Pet. ii. 9.…
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433 Hag. ii. 6. Yet once, Heb. xii. 26. Zech. vi. 13. Between both, John viii. 17. ix. 9. Thy King, Matt. ii. 5, 2 Thess. ii. 3. xi. 12. Thirty pieces of silver, Matt, xxvii. 9. xii. 10. They shall see, John xix. 37. xiii. 7. The Shepherd smitten, Matt, xx vi. 31. xiv. 4. The Mount of Olives, Matt. xxiv. 1…
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pi 2 Cor. vi. 15, Wa Heb. ix. 16, Matt. xxvi. 28, rra Rom. x. 19, James iii. 6, ran Apoc. xix. 1, it wn Matt, xxiii. 34, oon Rom. i. 4, pn ravin James i. 5, ppn 2 Tim. ii. 19, Apoc. xix. 1, iV Apoc. i. 8, § 7, sqq. c. 11, 17, mrv Matt. ii. 6, Matt. i. 21, w nuo Matt. vii. 14, •a Matt. 9. 9, …
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435 fiats Tkizog, James ii. 8. /3g fiqXouv, Matt. xii. 5. / DiaZpaQai , Matt. xi. 12. fi/fiXog ysvssscog, Matt. i. 1. I SXsTtv, opotu- Qeap£, OTTrofAcci, diff. John xvi. 16, Heb. ii. 8. fioszoo, Troif/jccivoo, diff. John xxi. 16. fips fiog, TTGCihiov, diff. Luke xviii. 17. ya^og, Matt. 22. 4. yap, Matt. i. …
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SfjbTpotrOsv, John i. 15. Iv, Heb. ix. 4, diff. from Tapa and g|, John xiv. 17, xviii. 36. Iv, diff. from eig, Horn. y. 21. Iv, for, with, Horn. i. 23. 6V67LOL, Luke iv. 18. huzvrog, srog, diff. Apoc.xiii. 18, §7. evvoiu, 1 Peter 4. 1. bruptafyiv, Matt. xxvi. 12. ivrokri, Rom. vii. 9. Ivrog , Luke xvii. 21. …
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337 p&ciTccflzf/jOC) Apoc. xxii. 3. zc&TCiflef/jc&Tr^siv, Matt. xxvi. 74. /caraXeiTreGOat, Heb. iv. 1. zarapyCiaQai, TravztrQaif diff. 1 Cor. xiii. 8. zaraGTrjf/ja, Titus ii. 3. zanpyaC^a&ai, Eph. vi. 13. zaTipyaEpaQai, diff. from ipyaY^. Rom. ii. 9, 10. zspaia, Matt. v. 18. zepana, Luke xv. 16. zephaiveiv,…
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ovrcog, including time, Acts vii. 8. o<pekov, Gal. v. 12. o^Kog, Acts vi. 7. o^Xog, diff. from Oopufiog, Acts xxiv. 18. o^ps, Matt, xxviii. 1. Truihziu, see vovOsgiu. Truth iu, rzKviu, diff. 1 John ii. 12. TruthiovfytQog, diff. Lukexviii. 17. Truig , Matt. xii. 18. TruXiyymGiu, Matt. xix. 28. TTuvro’/cpurcop…
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439 t TtppotyiZpiv , John vi. 27. rotprctpovv, 2 Peter ii. 4. rsXsiog, rsTsXstcopbSvog, cliff. Phil, iii. 12. tsXsco, rekeioco, diff. John xix. 28. rekog, Pom. x. 4. rripiiv, John xv. 20, diff. from (pv- Kccrrsiv, John xvii. 12. 77 yifJbiv, z.rX., Matt. viii. 29, 1 Cor. v. 12. roivvv , Heb. xiii. 13. roiovr…
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Adjective for an adverb, Acts iv. 25, 1 Tim. v. 19. Adjective agreeing with the latter subst., Acts v. 20. Adoption, Eph. i. 5. Advent of Christ, John xxi. 22, Acts i. 11,2 Thess. ii. 3 (Thes. 21), James v. 8, Rev. i. 7. Adverb for a noun, John i. 15, Actsxv. 25. ^Equilibrium of the flesh and spirit, Rom. vii…
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Article , the. See o, vj , To,IndexII. — Pro- miscuously written or omitted, Matt, xii. 35, — having force, Luke i. 62, 73, iii. 23, xv. 22, 23, John v. 35, Acts i. 13, ii. 9, 47, iv. 11, vi. 11, ix. 35, xi. 13, xiii. 2, xv. 20, xxi. 27, xxiv. 25, xxv. 11, xxvi. 10, xxviii. 14, 441 Rom. iii. 5, 1 Cor. i. 27, ii…
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Beginning of a discourse, Acts vii. 48, 1 Cor. xvi. 1. Bellarmine, John xxi. 16. Benign discourse, Luke vii. 40, 47, xii. 32, Acts i. 7, ii- 15, 29, iii. 17, v. 38, xi. 3, xvii. 22, 29, xxii. 5, xxviii. 19, 2 Cor. viii. 13. Beast not Greg. VII., Rev. xiii. 1 (obs. Berlingius, D., Pref. § 18, note. Bible, Germa…
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1 Cor. xii. 31, Phil. i. 10. Compound verb, Luke i. 4, 19, iv. 3, vi. 35, viii. 43, xiv. 3, Acts xiii. 27, 2 Tim. iv. 3. Conception of Jesus Christ, where ac- complished, Luke i. 39, Heb. vii. 14. Conciliatory arguments, Matt. xiv. 4. Concinnity (fitness), Luke xiv. 9, Acts xxiii. 5-9, 1 Cor. vi. 19, xi. 31, xi…
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Consequence , from what is possible to what is, Rom. xiv. 4, — from the greater to the less, Rom. viii. 32,— from the less to the greater, Rom. iii. 6. Consequences, Matt. xxii. 32. Considerations somewhat enlarged, — Matt. i. 16, respecting the gene- alogy of Joseph, — ii. 23, concerning a Nazarene, — x. 2, r…
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444 definition of faith, — xi. 21, on the staff of Jacob, — xi. 33, on the pro- phets,— xii. 24, on the blood of sprinkling in heaven, — James ii. 14, 21, on James and Paul, — iii. 6, on macrocosm and microcosm, — v. 14, on unction, — 1 Pet. iii. 18, 19, on the descent into hell, — 2 Pet. i. 5, on the system o…
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12, 27, 31, x. 18, 19, xi. 22, xii. 58, xvi. 29, John viii. 44, xii. 31, xiii. 27, xiv. 30, xvi. 11, Acts viii. 7, 9, xvi. 17, xix. 13, 19, Rom. viii. 20, 38, 39, xvi. 20, etc. Daniel the prophet, Matt. xxiv. 5. Dannliauerus , Heb. xii. 24. Dative, Luke ix. 59, xii. 20, xv. 30, Acts i. 6, xix. 27, Rom. iv. 12, …
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1, 27, Eph. i. 4. Elegance , Luke xii. 17, John i. 17, v. 2, vi. 37, Acts i. 21, ii. 33, iii. 14, vii. 48, viii. 31, x. 28, 35, xiii. 26, xvii. 31, xxvi. 15, 23, 29, 1 Cor. iii. 10, vi. 13, vii. 1, viii. 12, xii. 15, xiv. 5, 26, xv. 8, 39, 2 Cor. i. 23, iii. 18, iv. 11, Gal. v. 17, vi. 6, Eph. ii. 15, 17, iii. …
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Event , the, how far it is to be expected in the prophecies, Rev. x. 6. Evidence, Acts xx. 26, xxii. 3, xxvi. 4, Rom. vi. 19. Exaltation of Christ, Phil. ii. 9, Heb. ii. 5. Exegesis , ages of sacred, Pref. § 5. Exercise, prophetical, Mark xvi. 17, at the end. Express language, James iii. 9. Exquisite address,…
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447 Fear of men, Matt. x. 28, xiv. 9. Federal method in Theol., Matt. xxvi. 28. Feet , washing of the, John xiii. 14. Fehre , S. B., Rev. 22. at the end. Festival days, much sin is committed upon, John viii. 4. Fig-tree , Mark xi. 13. Fire , Matt. iii. 10, 11, 12, 1 Cor. iii. 13. Fishes, kinds of, John xxi. …
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Gradation, Acts vii. 35, Rom. xi. 33, 1 Cor..i. 12, iv. 8, xiii. 1, xiv. 8, 15, 38, 2 Cor. iv. 4, vi. 16, vii. 2, 1 Thess. iv. 16, 1 Pet. i. 10, 2 Pet. iii. 5. Grand discourse, Acts i. 3, Rom. i. 29 448 ii. 27, 1 Cor. vi. 1,2 Cor. i. 23, iv. 4, viii. 9, Eph. ii. 6, vi. 13, Phil. ii. 9, iii. 7, James ii. 6, 13. …
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Herod , Matt. ii. 1. Hesy cixius, corr. Acts iii. 20. Heumannus, 2 Cor. i. 12, sq., 2 John ver. 1. Hieronymus, John xxi. 11. High Priest, Heb. ii. 17. Hillerus , Matt. ii. 23, Rev. xix. 1. History , ecclesiastical, specimens of ex- plaining, Acts vii. 1, Heb. xi. 2. Hobbes , Rom. i. 21. Hochstetterus, A. A., …
515 wordsSECTION 468John Baptist, Matt. xiv. 2.
Interrogation , Acts vii. 1, — the advan- tage of, John xvi. 30, — too much of, Luke x. 29, — power of, regarding the contumacious, Luke xx. 68, — desul- tory, not always to be censured, John iv. 20. Invisible things, Matt. xvii. 3, — an ac- count of them given in the Apoca- lypse, Rev. vi. 9. John the Apostle…
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450 •Knowledge, a thing of the greatest im- portance, John xvii. 3, — of the truth, whence? John xvii. 3, — spiritual, 1 John ii. 3. Kohbreiffius , Luke i. 39. Korb, a village or district , Acts xx. 15. Kornmannus , Matt, xxiii. 35. Korte , John 19, 1. Kusterus , Rev. ii. 14. Kyria , a proper name, 2 John ver…
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Lot , Acts i. 23, 26. Love of God and our neighbour, Matt. xxii. 37, sq., — pure, Rom. ii. 7. Lucas , Acts xvi. 10. Lucre, spiritual. Matt, xviii. 15, Acts xvi. 15. Ludecke, C. W., Matt. 6, 30. Luther, Acts xiii. 25, 1 Pet. iii. 20. Lying , John viii. 24. Macarius , Matt, xxvii. 50. Macrocosm and microcosm, J…
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iv. 10, 2 Tim. iii. 13. Mild discourse, Acts vii. 23, xix. 40, 2 Cor. ii. 10, Philem. ver. 15, 18. Mildness, Eph. iv. 2. Millius, Rev. ii. 3, xiv. 6, 1. Mimesis, Mark xiv. 9, Acts iv. 3, xxii. 3, Rom. xiii. 2, xiv. 13, 1 Cor. iv. 9, xv. 32, 2 Cor. iii. 5, iv. 4, x. 1, Gal. i. 14, vi. 2, 4, 2 Tim, ii. 16, 1 Pet.…
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Moment of mystical death, Rom. vii. I 24. Money, old, Matt. xvii. 24, xviii. 24, Mark vi. 37, Acts xix. 19, — easily produces scandal, Matt. xvii. 27. Mood , indicative, etc., John v. 39, x. 16. 1 Cor. xi. 26, xv. 49, Heb. xii. 28, James iv. 13, 1 John iv. 19, Rev. x. 9. Moratus Sermo (polite speaking), Pref. …
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Paregemnon, Rom. ii. 1,1 John iii. 20. Uups^Kou, Luke xii. 37, xviii. 5, John vi. 15, Acts xvi. 3, Rom. xv. 24. Parenthesis, Acts i. 15, ii. 8, Rom. i. 2, 1 Tim. v. 23. Paronomasia, 1 Cor. xi. 17, Eph. v. 4, Phil. iii. 2, 1 Tim. vi. 9. Parrhesia, 1 Cor. xv. 34. Participation of sins, Matt, xxiii. 36. Participl…
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Philautia (self-love), Luke x. 20, Rom. ii. 1. Philosophers, the fault of the, Acts xviii. 1, Phil. i. 9. Phlegon , the eclipse of, Matt, xxvii. 45. Physiognomy, Acts vii. 20. Pietists, 1 Tim. ii. 2. Planets, Jude ver. 13. Pleasant or delightful expressions, Luke i. 7, 13, John iv. 14, 52, Acts vii. 10, 1 Cor…
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Proverbs, wrong, John vii. 52. Providence, Divine, Matt. vi. 26, x. 29, Actsxxvii. 24. See individuals, care of, and of the smallest things. Provincial words, Pref. § 14. Psalms, Acts xiii. 33, — their authority, Heb. vii. 21, x. 8. Pseudo-judaism, Rom. ii. 8. Pseudo- Messiahs, LXIV. John v. 43. Pseudo-politic…
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455 Religion, Christian. See God, Jesus, Scripture , Truth , — hated by the world, Matt. xxiv. 9. Remains, Matt. ix. 20. Remarkable word, Acts xi. 26, xvii. 4, 2 Cor. iii. 36, Col. ii. 12, 13, iii. 15, Gal. i. 16, 1 Thess. iii. 6. Renewing , Eph. iv. 24. Reserved, Divine things, Acts i. 7, Rom. xii. 19, Jude …
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Seven , Matt. xii. 45, Acts xix. 14, Jude ver. 14, — the number seven in regard to things, Rev. v. 1, — is divided into four and three, Rev. xvi. 1, — in re- gard to times, Rev. xiii. 18, § 9, and ch. xx. 4. Severity of speech, Acts xvi. 37, Gal. vi. 17- See Apotomict. Shame , preposterous, Rom. i. 25, — to be…
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Symperasma, 2 Cor. v. 12, 13, vi. 11, Phil. iv. 12, James i. 19. 'IwyKocTotliYian; (condescension) of God, Heb. vi. 17, — of Scripture, John iii. 12. Syncatagorcma, 1 Cor i. 17. Synecdoche, Rom. vii. 1, 2 Cor. iii. 3, Phil. ii. 10, 1 Tim. v. 10, Heb. i. 1. Synopsis of the books of the New Testa- ment. See Test…
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Truth of the Christian religion, Matt, xxvi. 13, Mark v. 22, vi. 20, John i. 47, vii. 17, 18, 29, xi. 4, xiii. 19, Acts, Proem, and ch. ii. 1, iv. 13, v. 41, viii. 8, ix. 5, xiii. 10, xvi. 16, 21, 28, xvii. 11, 22, xviii. 15, xix. 12, 17, sqq., xx. 19, 37, xxiv. 25, xxvi. 26, Rom. i. 2, 8, vi. 17, vii. 16, xiii.…
598 wordsSECTION 480Hengstenberg’S Christology Of The Old Testament.
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