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<p> '''''a''''' -'''''par´el''''' : The English equivalent of six [[Hebrew]] and three [[Greek]] words, variously signifying all kinds of raiment, chiefly garments costly and beautiful: <i> ornamental </i> ( 2 Samuel 1:24 ); <i> royal </i> , as of [[Ahasuerus]] ( Esther 6:8 ), of [[Herod]] ( Acts 12:21 , ἐσθής , <i> '''''esthḗs''''' </i> ); of <i> kings' daughters </i> ( 2 Samuel 13:18 ); <i> priestly </i> ( Ezra 3:10 ); also <i> mourning </i> ( 2 Samuel 14:2 ). In 1 Samuel 17:38 , 1 Samuel 17:39 "apparel" replaces "armor" of King James Version: "Saul clad [[David]] with his apparel," probably some close-fitting garment worn under the armor, or sometimes without it. Severe judgment was pronounced on [[Jewish]] princes who clothed themselves with "strange" (the King James Version), i.e. "with foreign apparel" ( Zephaniah 1:8; compare Isaiah 2:6-8 ). "Modest apparel" as against "costly raiment" is commended as suited to [[Christians]] ( 1 Timothy 2:9; ἱματισμός , <i> '''''himatismós''''' </i> , and καταστολή , <i> '''''katastolḗ''''' </i> ). [[Angels]] are robed in <i> white </i> apparel ( Acts 1:10; compare Luke 24:4 , "dazzling"). Fig. of the <i> glorious </i> and <i> red </i> (suggestive of the wine-press) <i> apparel </i> of the [[Messiah]] ( Isaiah 63:1 , Isaiah 63:2 ), and of "a meek and quiet spirit" ( 1 Peter 3:4 ). </p> | |||
<p> '''''a''''' -'''''par´el''''' : The English equivalent of six Hebrew and three Greek words, variously signifying all kinds of raiment, chiefly garments costly and beautiful: <i> ornamental </i> ( 2 Samuel 1:24 ); <i> royal </i> , as of Ahasuerus ( Esther 6:8 ), of Herod ( Acts 12:21 , ἐσθής , <i> '''''esthḗs''''' </i> ); of <i> kings' daughters </i> ( 2 Samuel 13:18 ); <i> priestly </i> ( Ezra 3:10 ); also <i> mourning </i> ( 2 Samuel 14:2 ). In 1 Samuel 17:38 , 1 Samuel 17:39 "apparel" replaces "armor" of King James Version: "Saul clad David with his apparel," probably some close-fitting garment worn under the armor, or sometimes without it. Severe judgment was pronounced on Jewish princes who clothed themselves with "strange" (the King James Version), i.e. "with foreign apparel" ( Zephaniah 1:8; compare Isaiah 2:6-8 ). "Modest apparel" as against "costly raiment" is commended as suited to Christians ( 1 Timothy 2:9; ἱματισμός , <i> '''''himatismós''''' </i> , and καταστολή , <i> '''''katastolḗ''''' </i> ). Angels are robed in <i> white </i> apparel ( Acts 1:10; compare Luke 24:4 , "dazzling"). Fig. of the <i> glorious </i> and <i> red </i> (suggestive of the wine-press) <i> apparel </i> of the Messiah ( Isaiah 63:1 , Isaiah 63:2 ), and of "a meek and quiet spirit" ( 1 Peter 3:4 ). </p | |||
Revision as of 13:24, 6 October 2021
a -par´el : The English equivalent of six Hebrew and three Greek words, variously signifying all kinds of raiment, chiefly garments costly and beautiful: ornamental ( 2 Samuel 1:24 ); royal , as of Ahasuerus ( Esther 6:8 ), of Herod ( Acts 12:21 , ἐσθής , esthḗs ); of kings' daughters ( 2 Samuel 13:18 ); priestly ( Ezra 3:10 ); also mourning ( 2 Samuel 14:2 ). In 1 Samuel 17:38 , 1 Samuel 17:39 "apparel" replaces "armor" of King James Version: "Saul clad David with his apparel," probably some close-fitting garment worn under the armor, or sometimes without it. Severe judgment was pronounced on Jewish princes who clothed themselves with "strange" (the King James Version), i.e. "with foreign apparel" ( Zephaniah 1:8; compare Isaiah 2:6-8 ). "Modest apparel" as against "costly raiment" is commended as suited to Christians ( 1 Timothy 2:9; ἱματισμός , himatismós , and καταστολή , katastolḗ ). Angels are robed in white apparel ( Acts 1:10; compare Luke 24:4 , "dazzling"). Fig. of the glorious and red (suggestive of the wine-press) apparel of the Messiah ( Isaiah 63:1 , Isaiah 63:2 ), and of "a meek and quiet spirit" ( 1 Peter 3:4 ).
