anakrinō — Dictionary
…the New Testament (a search for the stem also catches anakraxas, ‘crying out,’ at Luke 8:28, which is a…
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…the New Testament (a search for the stem also catches anakraxas, ‘crying out,’ at Luke 8:28, which is a…
…otherwise reserves for a tired laborer or animal, as catching his breath. A promise from seven chapters back, finally kept…
…Deuteronomy 16:2 says flock AND herd, which admits cattle, and eleven of the thirteen versions keep the conjunction while…
…he built booths (sukkot) for his cattle, and "therefore the place is named Succoth" — the same word that will name…
…for word alike; NWT crosses to ‘your sin will catch up with you’ — and on this one point the ENTIRE…
…the pre-incarnate Son (the arguments both ways are catalogued on the Is Jesus God? page). The text slides between…
…no prophet’s son but a herdsman (boqer, a cattleman — a different word again) and a dresser of sycamore figs…
…The men die; the word outlives them and catches up with the generation that ignored it. It is a prophet…
…turtledoves, or of young pigeons," the birds anyone could catch or buy for a copper). The priest does the whole…
…Jeremiah's chapters are filed by theme and catchword, not by calendar — and the likeliest reason these two scenes sit…