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(2) For
, to bear gently with, Heb. 5:2, see
BEAR
, No. 13.
GET, GOT, GOTTEN
(a)
9
7
%$ &
1.
$
(
%$&
, 2147), “to find,” is translated “get” in Luke 9:12, of victuals.
See
FIND
.
2.
(
1
, 2932), “to acquire, procure for oneself, gain,” is rendered “get”
in the
RV
of Matt. 10:9 and
KJV
marg. (
KJV
, text, “provide”); in Luke 18:12 (for
KJV
,
“possess”). See
OBTAIN
,
POSSESS
,
PROVIDE
,
PURCHASE
.
3.
(
$ &
, 2770), “to gain,” is rendered “have gotten” in Acts 27:21,
RV
(of injury and loss); the word is there used metaphorically, however, of avoiding, or
saving oneself from. For the meaning, “to get gain,” Jas. 4:13, see
GAIN
.
Notes:
(1) For
; “to get an advantage of” (
KJV
, in 2 Cor. 2:11;
RV
, “an
advantage may be gained over,”), see
ADVANTAGE
. (2) In Rev. 15:2,
KJV
,
, “to
conquer, prevail over,” is translated “had gotten the victory” (
RV
, “come victorious”). (3)
In Rev. 3:17,
RV
,
$
, “to become rich,” is rendered “I have gotten riches.”
(b)
9
7
&
1.
@
(
+
, 1826), “to go or come out,” is used in Acts 27:43 of “getting” to
land. See
DEPART
,
GO
, No. 23.
2.
$
(
% 1
, 5217), “to go away, withdraw,” is rendered “get,” “get … hence,”
in Matt. 4:10; 16:23; Mark 8:33; some mss. have it in Luke 4:8. See
DEPART
,
GO
, No. 8.
3.
@
(
# !$
, 1831), “to come or go out,” is translated “get … out” in
Luke 13:31; Acts 7:3; 22:18. See
COME
, No. 3,
GO
(
Notes
).
4.
(
&
, 2597), “to descend,” is translated “get … down,” in Acts
10:20. See
COME
, No. 19.
5.
(
# &
, 1684), “to enter,” is translated “they got into” in John 6:24 (of
boats),
RV
[
KJV
, “took (shipping).”]. See
COME
, No. 21.
6.
(
&
, 576), “to go from,” is translated “they got out” in John 21:9,
RV
(
KJV
, “were come to”). See
COME
, 21 (
Note
).
Note:
In Acts 21:1,
KJV
,
, “to withdraw or part from,” is rendered “we had
gotten (from),”
RV
, “had parted (from).” After the scene described at the end of ch. 20, it
may well have the force of “being reft away” (or tearing themselves away) from them.
Cf. the same verb in Luke 22:41 (“He was reft away from them”). See
DRAW
,
PART
,
WITHDRAW
.
For
GHOST
see
SPIRIT
GHOST (give up the)
1.
(
#
!
, 1606), lit., “to breathe out” ( , “out,”
, “to breathe”), “to
expire,” is used in the NT, without an object, “soul” or “life” being understood, Mark
15:37, 39, and Luke 23:46, of the death of Christ. In Matt. 27:50 and John 19:30, where
different verbs are used, the act is expressed in a way which stresses it as of His own