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…The Latin praedestinare gave English PREDESTINE, which now arrives carrying five centuries of argument the Greek word did not originally…
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…The Latin praedestinare gave English PREDESTINE, which now arrives carrying five centuries of argument the Greek word did not originally…
📖 Dictionary neophytos νεόφυτος neophytos NEWLY PLANTED, and so a new convert — neos, ‘new,’ and phyton, ‘plant’; the source, through Latin…
…KJV renders 'the REINS' (Latin renes, kidneys) — four centuries of English readers picturing bridles by accident. Revelation quotes the pair…
…KJV ‘condemn’; Douay-Rheims ‘reprehend,’ from the Latin reprehenderit. → first discussed at Galatians 2:11 💬 Discuss on Agorai
…The name is Latin, meaning “the third.” It appears in the New Testament only here. in the text Rom 16…
…I am delighted with,’ keeping the prefix, from the Latin condelector (checked at vulgate.org); the TLB replaces the law…
…DRB Douay-Rheims (Challoner) — English of the Latin Vulgate; the historic Catholic text. TLB The Living Bible (1971) — Kenneth Taylor…
…KJV ‘be clothed with humility’; ASV and NWT 1984 ‘gird yourselves’; Douay ‘insinuate humility,’ from the Latin. → first discussed at…
…to commandeer a civilian for one mile (milion — a Latin loanword; Rome audible in the Greek). Matthew 5:41: go…
…who watches over; from episkopos, 'overseer', which travelled through Latin into Old English and emerged as BISHOP. Peter applies Psalm…