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<p> '''''bē̇''''' -'''''wāl''''' ´ ( κόπτω , <i> '''''kóptō''''' </i> ): In the middle voice, this word has the thought of striking on the breast and of loud lamentation, so common among oriental people in time of great sorrow. It is used to express the most intense grief, a sorrow that compels outward demonstration ( Luke 8:52; Luke 23:27 ). A striking instance of this grief is that of the daughter of [[Jephthah]] ( Judges 11:37; Leviticus 10:6 ). See [[Burial]] , IV, 4, 5, 6; [[Grief]] . </p> | |||
<p> '''''bē̇''''' -'''''wāl''''' ´ ( κόπτω , <i> '''''kóptō''''' </i> ): In the middle voice, this word has the thought of striking on the breast and of loud lamentation, so common among oriental people in time of great sorrow. It is used to express the most intense grief, a sorrow that compels outward demonstration ( Luke 8:52; Luke 23:27 ). A striking instance of this grief is that of the daughter of Jephthah ( Judges 11:37; Leviticus 10:6 ). See [[Burial]] , IV, 4, 5, 6; [[Grief]] . </p | |||
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bē̇ -wāl ´ ( κόπτω , kóptō ): In the middle voice, this word has the thought of striking on the breast and of loud lamentation, so common among oriental people in time of great sorrow. It is used to express the most intense grief, a sorrow that compels outward demonstration ( Luke 8:52; Luke 23:27 ). A striking instance of this grief is that of the daughter of Jephthah ( Judges 11:37; Leviticus 10:6 ). See Burial , IV, 4, 5, 6; Grief .
