Difference between revisions of "Jeopard; Jeopardy"
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<p> ''''' jep´ard ''''' , ''''' jep´ar ''''' - ''''' 501 ''''' : The Eng, word referred originally to a game where the chances were even (from OFr. <i> jeu parti </i> ); transferred thence to designate any great risk. In the New Testament, represented by the Greek verb <i> ''''' kinduneúō ''''' </i> ( Luke 8:23; 1 Corinthians 15:30 ). In the Old [[Testament]] ( Judges 5:18 ) for a [[Hebrew]] idiom, "despise the soul," i.e. they placed a small value upon their lives (Vulgate "offered their souls to death"); for elliptical expression, "went with their lives," in 2 Samuel 23:17 m. </p> | <p> ''''' jep´ard ''''' , ''''' jep´ar ''''' - ''''' 501 ''''' : The Eng, word referred originally to a game where the chances were even (from OFr. <i> jeu parti </i> ); transferred thence to designate any great risk. In the New Testament, represented by the Greek verb <i> ''''' kinduneúō ''''' </i> ( Luke 8:23; 1 Corinthians 15:30 ). In the Old [[Testament]] ( Judges 5:18 ) for a [[Hebrew]] idiom, "despise the soul," i.e. they placed a small value upon their lives (Vulgate "offered their souls to death"); for elliptical expression, "went with their lives," in 2 Samuel 23:17 m. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:25, 16 October 2021
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia [1]
jep´ard , jep´ar - 501 : The Eng, word referred originally to a game where the chances were even (from OFr. jeu parti ); transferred thence to designate any great risk. In the New Testament, represented by the Greek verb kinduneúō ( Luke 8:23; 1 Corinthians 15:30 ). In the Old Testament ( Judges 5:18 ) for a Hebrew idiom, "despise the soul," i.e. they placed a small value upon their lives (Vulgate "offered their souls to death"); for elliptical expression, "went with their lives," in 2 Samuel 23:17 m.
