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<p> Variously signifying, according to six [[Hebrew]] and as many [[Greek]] originals: (1) "to command" ( Numbers 14:10; Matthew 1:24 the King James Version, προστάσσω , <i> '''''prostássō''''' </i> ); (2) "to prescribe" or "order" ( John 2:2 ); (3) "to consecrate," and so rendered in the Revised Version (British and American) ( Zephaniah 1:7; compare 1 Samuel 16:5 ); (4) εἶπον , <i> '''''eı́pon''''' </i> , "to say" or "tell" ( Matthew 16:12 ); (5) "to call" i.e. "invite" ( καλέω , <i> '''''kaléō''''' </i> ), conspicuously used in this sense in Christ's parables of the Marriage [[Feast]] ( Matthew 22:3-9 ) and of the Great [[Supper]] (Lk 14:7-24); (6) "to take leave of," ἀποτάσσω , <i> '''''appotássō''''' </i> ( Luke 9:61 ). </p> | |||
<p> Variously signifying, according to six Hebrew and as many Greek originals: (1) "to command" ( Numbers 14:10; Matthew 1:24 the King James Version, προστάσσω , <i> '''''prostássō''''' </i> ); (2) "to prescribe" or "order" ( John 2:2 ); (3) "to consecrate," and so rendered in the Revised Version (British and American) ( Zephaniah 1:7; compare 1 Samuel 16:5 ); (4) εἶπον , <i> '''''eı́pon''''' </i> , "to say" or "tell" ( Matthew 16:12 ); (5) "to call" i.e. "invite" ( καλέω , <i> '''''kaléō''''' </i> ), conspicuously used in this sense in Christ's parables of the Marriage Feast ( Matthew 22:3-9 ) and of the Great Supper (Lk 14:7-24); (6) "to take leave of," ἀποτάσσω , <i> '''''appotássō''''' </i> ( Luke 9:61 ). </p | |||
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Variously signifying, according to six Hebrew and as many Greek originals: (1) "to command" ( Numbers 14:10; Matthew 1:24 the King James Version, προστάσσω , prostássō ); (2) "to prescribe" or "order" ( John 2:2 ); (3) "to consecrate," and so rendered in the Revised Version (British and American) ( Zephaniah 1:7; compare 1 Samuel 16:5 ); (4) εἶπον , eı́pon , "to say" or "tell" ( Matthew 16:12 ); (5) "to call" i.e. "invite" ( καλέω , kaléō ), conspicuously used in this sense in Christ's parables of the Marriage Feast ( Matthew 22:3-9 ) and of the Great Supper (Lk 14:7-24); (6) "to take leave of," ἀποτάσσω , appotássō ( Luke 9:61 ).
