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== Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words <ref name="term_78309" /> == | == Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words <ref name="term_78309" /> == | ||
<div> '''1: | <div> '''1: '''''Φιλόθεος''''' ''' (Strong'S #5377 — Adjective — philotheos — fil-oth'-eh-os ) </div> <p> "a lover of God," 2—Timothy 3:4 . </p> <div> '''2: '''''Φιλόξενος''''' ''' (Strong'S #5382 — Adjective — philoxenos — fil-ox'-en-os ) </div> <p> "loving strangers" (xenia, "hospitality"), translated "a lover of hospitality" in Titus 1:8 , AV (RV, "given to h."); elsewhere, in 1—Timothy 3:2; 1—Peter 4:9 . See Hospitality. </p> <div> '''3: '''''Φιλάγαθος''''' ''' (Strong'S #5358 — Adjective — philagathos — fil-ag'-ath-os ) </div> <p> "loving that which is good" (agathos), Titus 1:8 , "a lover of good," RV. </p> 2—Timothy 3:3 <div> '''4: '''''Φιλάργυρος''''' ''' (Strong'S #5366 — Adjective — philarguros — fil-ar'-goo-ros ) </div> <p> "loving money" (arguros, "silver"), translated "lovers of money" in Luke 16:14; 2—Timothy 3:2 , RV (AV, "covetous"). See Covetous. </p> <div> '''5: '''''Φίλαυτος''''' ''' (Strong'S #5367 — Adjective — philautos — fil'-ow-tos ) </div> <p> "loving oneself," 2—Timothy 3:2 , RV. </p> <div> '''6: '''''Φιλήδονος''''' ''' (Strong'S #5369 — Adjective — philedonos — fil-ay'-don-os ) </div> <p> "loving pleasure" (hedone, "pleasure"), 2—Timothy 3:4 , "lovers of pleasure." </p> Romans 12:10[[Affection]] 1—Timothy 3:3 Hebrews 13:5Covetous. | ||
== King James Dictionary <ref name="term_61320" /> == | == King James Dictionary <ref name="term_61320" /> == | ||
<p> | <p> LOV'ER, n. </p> 1. One who loves one who has a tender affection, particularly for a female. <p> Love is blind, and lovers cannot see - </p> 2. A friend one who regards with kindness. <p> Your brother and his lover have embraced. </p> 3. One who likes or is pleased with any thing as a lover of books or of science a lover of wine a lover of religion. <p> [[Lover]] and loover. See Louver. </p> | ||
== Webster's Dictionary <ref name="term_140078" /> == | == Webster's Dictionary <ref name="term_140078" /> == | ||
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== International Standard Bible Encyclopedia <ref name="term_5915" /> == | == International Standard Bible Encyclopedia <ref name="term_5915" /> == | ||
<p> ''''' luv´ẽr ''''' ( אהב , <i> ''''' 'ōhēbh ''''' </i> , אהב , <i> ''''' 'āhēbh ''''' </i> ): In the Old [[Testament]] <i> ''''' 'ōhēbh ''''' </i> , from <i> ''''' 'āhēbh ''''' </i> , "to love," is sometimes "lover" in the sense of "friend," in the older English sense of the word ( 1 Kings 5:1 , "Hiram was ever a lover of David"; Psalm 38:11; Psalm 88:18; Lamentations 1:2 ); more frequently it has the meaning of "lover" in the special sense, sometimes in the evil sense of the word ( Jeremiah 22:20 , Jeremiah 22:22; Jeremiah 30:14; Ezekiel 16:33 , Ezekiel 16:36 f, etc.; Hosea 2:5 , Hosea 2:7 , Hosea 2:10 , etc.); <i> '''''‛āghabh''''' </i> , "to love" ( Jeremiah 4:30 ), <i> '''''rēa'''''' </i> , "companion" ( Jeremiah 3:1 ), and <i> ''''''ăhābhı̄m''''' </i> , "loves" ( Hosea 8:9 ), are also translated "lovers" in this sense. </p> <p> In the New Testament the simple word "lover" does not occur, but we have various compound words, <i> ''''' philótheos ''''' </i> "lover of God" ( 2 Timothy 3:4 ); <i> '''''philágathos''''' </i> , "lover of good," and <i> '''''philóxenos''''' </i> , "lover of hospitality" ( Titus 1:8 ); <i> '''''phı́lautos''''' </i> , "lover of self" ( 2 Timothy 3:2 ); <i> '''''philḗdonos''''' </i> , "lover of pleasure" ( 2 Timothy 3:4 ). </p> <p> In the Revised Version (British and American) we have, for "a lover of hospitality" ( Titus 1:8 ), "given to"; for "covetous" ( Luke 16:14; 2 Timothy 3:2 ), "lovers of money"; for "not covetous" ( 1 Timothy 3:3 ), "no lover of money"; for "despisers of them that are good" ( 2 Timothy 3:3 ), "no lovers of good." </p> | <p> ''''' luv´ẽr ''''' ( אהב , <i> ''''' 'ōhēbh ''''' </i> , אהב , <i> ''''' 'āhēbh ''''' </i> ): In the Old [[Testament]] <i> ''''' 'ōhēbh ''''' </i> , from <i> ''''' 'āhēbh ''''' </i> , "to love," is sometimes "lover" in the sense of "friend," in the older English sense of the word ( 1 Kings 5:1 , "Hiram was ever a lover of David"; Psalm 38:11; Psalm 88:18; Lamentations 1:2 ); more frequently it has the meaning of "lover" in the special sense, sometimes in the evil sense of the word ( Jeremiah 22:20 , Jeremiah 22:22; Jeremiah 30:14; Ezekiel 16:33 , Ezekiel 16:36 f, etc.; Hosea 2:5 , Hosea 2:7 , Hosea 2:10 , etc.); <i> ''''' ‛āghabh ''''' </i> , "to love" ( Jeremiah 4:30 ), <i> ''''' rēa' ''''' </i> , "companion" ( Jeremiah 3:1 ), and <i> ''''' 'ăhābhı̄m ''''' </i> , "loves" ( Hosea 8:9 ), are also translated "lovers" in this sense. </p> <p> In the New Testament the simple word "lover" does not occur, but we have various compound words, <i> ''''' philótheos ''''' </i> "lover of God" ( 2 Timothy 3:4 ); <i> ''''' philágathos ''''' </i> , "lover of good," and <i> ''''' philóxenos ''''' </i> , "lover of hospitality" ( Titus 1:8 ); <i> ''''' phı́lautos ''''' </i> , "lover of self" ( 2 Timothy 3:2 ); <i> ''''' philḗdonos ''''' </i> , "lover of pleasure" ( 2 Timothy 3:4 ). </p> <p> In the Revised Version (British and American) we have, for "a lover of hospitality" ( Titus 1:8 ), "given to"; for "covetous" ( Luke 16:14; 2 Timothy 3:2 ), "lovers of money"; for "not covetous" ( 1 Timothy 3:3 ), "no lover of money"; for "despisers of them that are good" ( 2 Timothy 3:3 ), "no lovers of good." </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:53, 14 October 2021
Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words [1]
"a lover of God," 2—Timothy 3:4 .
"loving strangers" (xenia, "hospitality"), translated "a lover of hospitality" in Titus 1:8 , AV (RV, "given to h."); elsewhere, in 1—Timothy 3:2; 1—Peter 4:9 . See Hospitality.
"loving that which is good" (agathos), Titus 1:8 , "a lover of good," RV.
2—Timothy 3:3
"loving money" (arguros, "silver"), translated "lovers of money" in Luke 16:14; 2—Timothy 3:2 , RV (AV, "covetous"). See Covetous.
"loving oneself," 2—Timothy 3:2 , RV.
"loving pleasure" (hedone, "pleasure"), 2—Timothy 3:4 , "lovers of pleasure."
Romans 12:10Affection 1—Timothy 3:3 Hebrews 13:5Covetous.
King James Dictionary [2]
LOV'ER, n.
1. One who loves one who has a tender affection, particularly for a female.
Love is blind, and lovers cannot see -
2. A friend one who regards with kindness.
Your brother and his lover have embraced.
3. One who likes or is pleased with any thing as a lover of books or of science a lover of wine a lover of religion.
Lover and loover. See Louver.
Webster's Dictionary [3]
(n.) One whose trade it is to make or sell gloves.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia [4]
luv´ẽr ( אהב , 'ōhēbh , אהב , 'āhēbh ): In the Old Testament 'ōhēbh , from 'āhēbh , "to love," is sometimes "lover" in the sense of "friend," in the older English sense of the word ( 1 Kings 5:1 , "Hiram was ever a lover of David"; Psalm 38:11; Psalm 88:18; Lamentations 1:2 ); more frequently it has the meaning of "lover" in the special sense, sometimes in the evil sense of the word ( Jeremiah 22:20 , Jeremiah 22:22; Jeremiah 30:14; Ezekiel 16:33 , Ezekiel 16:36 f, etc.; Hosea 2:5 , Hosea 2:7 , Hosea 2:10 , etc.); ‛āghabh , "to love" ( Jeremiah 4:30 ), rēa' , "companion" ( Jeremiah 3:1 ), and 'ăhābhı̄m , "loves" ( Hosea 8:9 ), are also translated "lovers" in this sense.
In the New Testament the simple word "lover" does not occur, but we have various compound words, philótheos "lover of God" ( 2 Timothy 3:4 ); philágathos , "lover of good," and philóxenos , "lover of hospitality" ( Titus 1:8 ); phı́lautos , "lover of self" ( 2 Timothy 3:2 ); philḗdonos , "lover of pleasure" ( 2 Timothy 3:4 ).
In the Revised Version (British and American) we have, for "a lover of hospitality" ( Titus 1:8 ), "given to"; for "covetous" ( Luke 16:14; 2 Timothy 3:2 ), "lovers of money"; for "not covetous" ( 1 Timothy 3:3 ), "no lover of money"; for "despisers of them that are good" ( 2 Timothy 3:3 ), "no lovers of good."
