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5.
$
(
*
$ "
, 1531), “to go in, enter,” is never rendered by the verb
“to come in,” in the
RV
. See, e.g., Luke 11:33, “enter”; Acts 9:28, going in; 28:30, “went
in.” See
ENTER
.
6.
$ $
(
$ "
, 4848), “to go together with” (
$
, “with”), is used
in Mark 10:1,
RV
, “come together” (
KJV
, “resort”); Luke 7:11; 14:25; 24:15. See
RESORT
.¶
7.
(
/
, 71), “to bring, lead,” is used intransitively, signifying “let us go” (as if to
say, “let us be leading on,” with the point of departure especially in view), Matt. 26:46;
Mark 1:38; 14:42; John 11:7, 15, 16; 14:31. See
BRING
.
8.
$
(
*$
!
, 1517), “to go away or to go slowly away, to depart,
withdraw oneself,” often with the idea of going without noise or notice (
$
, “under,”
and No. 7), is very frequent in the gospels; elsewhere it is used in Jas. 2:16; 1 John 2:11;
Rev. 10:8; 13:10; 14:4; 16:1; 17:8, 11. It is frequently rendered “go your (thy) way.” See
DEPART
.
9.
(
$ 1
, 4013), “to lead about” ( , “about,” and No. 7), as in 1 Cor.
9:5, is used intransitively with the meaning “to go about”; “went about,” Matt. 4:23, 9:35;
Mark 6:6; Acts 13:11; in Matt. 23:15, “ye compass.” See
COMPASS
,
LEAD
.¶
10.
(
$ 1
, 4254), “to lead forth,” used intransitively signifies “to go
before,” usually of locality, e.g., Matt. 2:9; figuratively, in 1 Tim. 1:18, “went before”
(
RV
, marg., “led the way to”), of the exercise of the gifts of prophecy which pointed to
Timothy as one chosen by God for the service to be committed to him; in 5:24, of sins
“going before unto judgment.” In 2 John 9, where the best mss. have this verb (instead of
, “to transgress,”
KJV
), the
RV
renders it “goeth onward” (marg., “taketh the
lead”), of not abiding in the doctrine of Christ. Cf. Mal. 4:4. See
BRING
.
11.
(
/
, 549), “to go away,” is found in Acts 17:10.¶
12.
(
5
, 1524), “to go into, enter,” is used in Acts 3:3; 21:18, 26; Heb.
9:6,
RV
, “go in” (
KJV
, “went … into”). See
ENTER
.¶
13.
(
&
, 3327), “to go or pass over from one place to another,” is
translated “go” in Luke 10:7. See
DEPART
.
14.
(
!$
, 565), “to go away” ( , “from”), is chiefly used in the
gospels; it signifies “to go aside” in Acts 4:15. See
DEPART
.
15.
(
$!
, 402) signifies “to withdraw,” often in the sense of
avoiding danger, e.g., Acts 23:19,
RV
, “going aside” (
KJV
, “went … aside”). See
DEPART
.
16.
$
(
% $!
, 5298), “to go back, retire” (
$
, “under,” suggesting
privacy), Luke 5:16; 9:10,
KJV
, “went aside” (
RV
, “withdrew apart”). See
WITHDRAW
.¶
17.
(
$ !$
, 4281), “to go before, precede, go forward or farther”
( , “before”), is used of (a) place, e.g., Matt. 26:39; Acts 12:10, “passed on through”;
(b) time, Luke 1:17; Acts 20:5, 13; 2 Cor. 9:5. See
OUTGO
,
PASS
.