A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Vincent, Marvin R., 1834-1922 • SECTION 502

578 Greek Words And Phrases Used By John Only.

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yAooodxopor, bag,

daxpva, to weep,

SetAiaa, to be afraid,

Séxaros, tenth,

70 Séxarov, the tenth part,

dcadnpa, crown,

dtalavvia, to gird,

dvavyns, transparent,

Aidvpos, Didymus (twin),

dumdda, to double,

Spaxer, dragon,

dad€karos, twelfth,

éyxaivta, feast of the dedication,

€yxpla, anoint,

eivat éx tov to be of the world, xéo pou,

eivatextav ave, to be from above, €ivat €k Tay

KaT@, to be from beneath, EKKEVTED, to pierce, €KVEV@, to withdraw, €k Tov ai@vos, since the world began, éedartivos, of ivory, “EAAnukos, Greek, ELEW, to spue, €uroptoy, merchandise, eugpuode, to breathe upon, evOapnots, building, é£akootot, six hundred, sre : iS i ee to come forth from cov, God, eEvrrvila, to awake one out of sleep, €maparos, accursed, erevduTns, upper garment, émiOexopat, to receive, emtxpia, to anoint,

Vou, I1.—37

Sehly, (AR Sethe, BY)

xi., 35

xiy., 27

1,39. Apoc. xxi., 20

Apoc. xi., 13

APOGH Xie ols x1ils5 iLO sabe, 1B

rebbly, Ch (NS SSob. Yf

Apoc. xxi., 21

Mh, UGS pee, Dele Xxi., 2

Apoce. xviii., 6

A POCaeXiingrc sr enyis xiii,, 2, etc.

Apoc. xxi., 20

x. 22

Apoe. iii., 18

Vill). 2s Xvey LO XVilo je l4n LG xviii., 36. 1 Ep. ies IGS shes

Viii., 23

Villeeo xix., 37. Apoc.i., 7 v., 13

ix., 32

Apoe. xviii., 12

Apoc. ix., 11

Apoce. iii., 16

ii., 16

xx., 22

Apoc. xxi., 18

Apoc. xiii, 18; xiy., 20

vili., 42; xiii, 3; xvi., 27, 30

Ta epyopueva,

(revo, (eards, Aros, npt@por, 6 iy,

iirep,

6 Sdvaros 6 bev- TEpos,

Savpa (peya) Savpacer,

Jerwdns,

SeooeBns,

Yewpety Savarov,

3HKN; Speppa, Svivos, taoms,

iNacpos,

TO immukor, ipts,

kaSaipa, kaTaSepua, karaodpayiCa, Kartyop kaupa,

xeOpos, ketpla,

Kepavvupt,

képpa, keppatiotns, kKniroupos, KiSap@dds,

KivydpL@poy,

cAéupa,

things that are coming, G. (7) éryarn juepa, the last day, G.

to be zealous, hot, nail,

half an hour,

which was (epithet of

God), than at all,

the second death,

to wonder with great

wonder,

brimstone,

worshipper of God,

to see death,

sheath, cattle,

thyine (wood), jasper,

propitiation, cavalry, rainbow,

to purge, curse,

to seal, accuser, heat,

cedar, swathing for a corpse:

band,

to mix, mingle,

small coin, money-changer, gardener,

harper,

cinnamon, theft,

Apoc. Apoc. G.

Apoe. Apoc.

G. Apoe.

Apoe

eam

Vil

vi., 39, 40, 44, 543 Vilseuo Were xen aaas xii., 48

Apoc. iii., 19

Apoce. iii., 15, 16

Om OAS)

Apoe. vili., 1

Apoe. i., 4, 8; iv., 8

xii., 43

PGE, nl, ING Se. 14; xxi., 8

Apoc. xvii., 6

Apoe. ix., 17

bey, Hl!

vili., 51

sovabity, iil

iv., 12

Apoe, xviii., 12

PNR UheR GIS 2o.ab, ik, ue, 1

1 Hp. ii., 2; iv. 10

Apoe, ix., 16

APOC} AVe; ose Xone

Xv., 2

Apoce. xxii, 3

Apoe. v., 1 3

Apoe. xii., 10

Apoe. vii., 16; xvi., 9

Xviii., 1

xi, 44

ANDIOIC XLV... eLOls Xviii., 6

ii., 15 ii., 14 xx., 15

Apoc. xiv., 2; xviii, 22 Apoe. xviii., 13

Apoe. ix., 21

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