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==References == | <div> '''1: ἀπόλλυμι ''' (Strong'S #622 Verb apollumi ap-ol'-loo-mee ) </div> <p> signifies [[(I)]] In the Active Voice, (a) "to destroy, destroy utterly, kill," e.g., Matthew 10:28; Mark 1:24; 9:22; (b) "to lose utterly," e.g., Matthew 10:42 , of "losing" a reward; Luke 15:4 (1st part), of "losing" a sheep; Luke 9:25 , of "losing" oneself (of the "loss" of well-being hereafter); metaphorically, John 6:39 , of failing to save; John 18:9 , of Christ's not "losing" His own; [[(Ii)]] in the Middle Voice, (a) "to perish," of things, e.g., John 6:12 "(that nothing) be lost;" of persons, e.g., Matthew 8:25 , "we perish;" of the "loss" of eternal life, usually (always in the [[Rv)]] translated to perish, John 3:16; 17:12 , [[Av,]] "is lost," [[Rv,]] "perished;" 2 Corinthians 4:3 , "are perishing," [[Av,]] "are lost" (see [[Perish);]] (b) "to be lost," e.g., Luke 15:4 (2nd part), "which is lost;" metaphorically, from the relation between shepherd and flock, of spiritual destitution and alienation from God, Matthew 10:6 , "(the) lost (sheep)" of the house of Israel; Luke 19:10 (the perfect tense translated "lost" is here intransitive). See Destroy. </p> <div> '''2: ζημιόω ''' (Strong'S #2210 Verb zemioo dzay-mee-o'-o ) </div> <p> "to damage" (akin to zemia, "damage," e.g., Acts 27:10,21 ), is used in the [[Nt,]] in the Passive Voice, signifying "to suffer loss, forfeit, lose," Matthew 16:26; Mark 8:36 , of losing one's soul or life; Luke 9:25 , [[Rv,]] "forfeit (his own self)," [[Av,]] "be cast away" (for the preceding verb see No. 1); 1 Corinthians 3:15 , "he shall suffer loss," i.e., at the [[Judgment-Seat]] of Christ (see 1 Corinthians 3:13 with 2 Corinthians 5:10 ); 2 Corinthians 7:9 , "(that) ye might suffer loss," [[Rv]] [[(Av,]] "might receive damage"); though the [[Apostle]] did regret the necessity of making them sorry by his letter, he rejoiced that they were made sorry after a godly sort, and that they thus suffered no spiritual loss, which they would have done had their sorrow been otherwise than after a godly manner; in Philippians 3:8 , [["I]] suffered the loss (of all things)," [[Rv,]] i.e., of all things which he formerly counted gain (especially those in verses Philippians 3:5,6 , to which the article before "all things" points). See [[Cast]] , Forfeit. </p> | ||
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Loss Lose Lost [1]
signifies (I) In the Active Voice, (a) "to destroy, destroy utterly, kill," e.g., Matthew 10:28; Mark 1:24; 9:22; (b) "to lose utterly," e.g., Matthew 10:42 , of "losing" a reward; Luke 15:4 (1st part), of "losing" a sheep; Luke 9:25 , of "losing" oneself (of the "loss" of well-being hereafter); metaphorically, John 6:39 , of failing to save; John 18:9 , of Christ's not "losing" His own; (Ii) in the Middle Voice, (a) "to perish," of things, e.g., John 6:12 "(that nothing) be lost;" of persons, e.g., Matthew 8:25 , "we perish;" of the "loss" of eternal life, usually (always in the Rv) translated to perish, John 3:16; 17:12 , Av, "is lost," Rv, "perished;" 2 Corinthians 4:3 , "are perishing," Av, "are lost" (see Perish); (b) "to be lost," e.g., Luke 15:4 (2nd part), "which is lost;" metaphorically, from the relation between shepherd and flock, of spiritual destitution and alienation from God, Matthew 10:6 , "(the) lost (sheep)" of the house of Israel; Luke 19:10 (the perfect tense translated "lost" is here intransitive). See Destroy.
"to damage" (akin to zemia, "damage," e.g., Acts 27:10,21 ), is used in the Nt, in the Passive Voice, signifying "to suffer loss, forfeit, lose," Matthew 16:26; Mark 8:36 , of losing one's soul or life; Luke 9:25 , Rv, "forfeit (his own self)," Av, "be cast away" (for the preceding verb see No. 1); 1 Corinthians 3:15 , "he shall suffer loss," i.e., at the Judgment-Seat of Christ (see 1 Corinthians 3:13 with 2 Corinthians 5:10 ); 2 Corinthians 7:9 , "(that) ye might suffer loss," Rv (Av, "might receive damage"); though the Apostle did regret the necessity of making them sorry by his letter, he rejoiced that they were made sorry after a godly sort, and that they thus suffered no spiritual loss, which they would have done had their sorrow been otherwise than after a godly manner; in Philippians 3:8 , "I suffered the loss (of all things)," Rv, i.e., of all things which he formerly counted gain (especially those in verses Philippians 3:5,6 , to which the article before "all things" points). See Cast , Forfeit.
