For
COMPREHEND
see
APPREHEND
,
John 1:5
,
KJV
, and
SUM UP
CONCEAL
$
(
$
"
, 3871), “to conceal thoroughly” (
, “beside,”
intensive,
$
, “to hide”), is found in Luke 9:45, of “concealing” from the disciples
the fact of the delivering up of Christ.
CONCEITS
1.
$
, lit., “in yourselves,” is used with
, “wise,” in Rom. 11:25,
“(wise) in your own conceits (i.e., opinions).”
2.
$
, (
, “with, in the estimation of”), in Rom. 12:16 has the same
rendering as No. 1.
CONCEIVE
1.
(
1
, 1080), “to conceive, beget”: see
BEGET
, A, No. 1.
2.
$
(
1
, 4815), lit., “to take together” (
$
, “with,”
,
“to take or receive”), is used (a) of a woman, to “conceive,” Luke 1:24, 31, 36; in the
passive voice. Luke 2:21; (b) metaphorically, of the impulse of lust in the human heart,
enticing to sin, Jas. 1:15. For its other meanings see
CATCH
, No. 8.
3.
(
&
, 5087), to put, set, is used in Acts 5:4, of the sin of Ananias, in
“conceiving” a lie in his heart.
Notes:
(1) The phrase
, “to have,” with
, “a lying down, a bed,” especially
the marriage bed, denotes “to conceive,” Rom. 9:10.¶
(2) The phrase
, lit., “for a casting down, or in,” is used of conception in
Heb. 11:11.¶
CONCERN (-ETH)
1. The neuter plural of the article (“the things”), with the genitive case of a noun, is
used in 2 Cor. 11:30 of Paul’s infirmity, “the things that concern my infirmity,” lit., “the
(things) of my infirmity.”
2. The neuter singular of the article, with the preposition
, “concerning,” is used
by the Lord in Luke 22:37, “that which concerneth,” lit., “the (thing) concerning (Me).”
The same construction is found in Luke 24:27; Acts 19:8; 28:31.
For
CONCERNING
see
Note
†
, p. 1
CONCISION
(
)
, 2699), lit., “a cutting off” (
, “down,”
, “to cut”), “a
mutilation,” is a term found in Phil. 3:2, there used by the apostle, by a
,
contemptuously, for the Jewish circumcision with its Judaistic influence, in contrast to
the true spiritual circumcision.¶
CONCLUDE
†
Indicates that the word referred to (preposition, conjunction, or particle) is not dealt
with in this volume.