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1.   Matthew 5
  • ...account, "to do by law" becomes " what you could have done by law ." This is the subject of the sentence. οτι [hot'-ee] is translated "that." It is a conjunction, a word which ...
    ... to begin a relative clause. A relative clause adds more information about the subject of the sentence. The second part τις is an enclitic indefinite pronoun meaning some or any ...
    ... a contraction of " that " and " thing ." As a conjunction, it begins the next phrase of the sentence which will add information to the subject "not" "what you could have done by law." η&lambda...
    ...." It is a verb which generally means "to come or to go." It depends upon the context of the sentence to determine whether the meaning is "to come" or "to go." The context of this sentence seems to...
    ...of other people, or " to have loosened down ." It is significant to note that the verbs in this sentence, which have been translated: think not I am come to destroy are all translated in the present ...
    ... role of God himself. Here is where there is a change in the direction of action in the sentence. Until now the case has been accusative, the "'Not' 'what you could have done in the past by ...
    ...written about the Messiah, who have made the will of God known. According to the grammar of the sentence, "the law or the prophets" are the receivers of the action Jesus is performing. Since the ...
    ... were: "'that thing' 'I have come' 'to have loosened down'" then there is an odd word in the sentence; οτι, the contraction of "that thing." It follows νομι&...
    ...The translation "think" is an obfuscation that, by itself, changes the original meaning of the sentence, and it is only the first. The next two words ουκ [ook] ηλ&...
    ...;αλυσαι [kat-al-oo'-sahee] is used a second time in this sentence. It is again translated "destroy," when the actual meaning of the word is to "loosen down" This...
  • Score: 0.39   Matches: 12   Last Updated: Oct 24, 2026   File Size: 115KB
2.   2nd Corinthians 1
  • ... out of measure, above strength, insomuch that we despaired even of life; 9 But we had the sentence of death in ourselves, that we should not trust in ourselves, but in God which raiseth the dead...
  • Score: 0.33   Matches: 1   Last Updated: Jan 14, 2024   File Size: 6KB
3.   Acts 15
  • ... things. 18 Known unto God are all his works from the beginning of the world. 19 Wherefore my sentence is, that we trouble not them, which from among the Gentiles are turned to God ; 20 But that we ...
  • Score: 0.19   Matches: 1   Last Updated: Jan 14, 2024   File Size: 13KB
4.   Luke 23
  • ... be crucified; and the voices of them, and of the chief priests, prevailed. 24 And Pilate gave sentence that it should be as they required. Mat27:26 25 And he released unto them him who for sedition ...
  • Score: 0.16   Matches: 1   Last Updated: Jan 14, 2024   File Size: 19KB
5.   New Testament Concordance
  • ... Self-willed Sell Seller Selleth Selves Semei Senate Send Sendeth Sending Senses Sensual Sent Sentence Separate Separated Sepulcher Sepulchers Sergeants Sergius Serpent Serpents Servant Servants ...
  • Score: 0.02   Matches: 1   Last Updated: Aug 28, 2022   File Size: 808KB

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