Meet With Meet Met

Meet With Meet Met

'''A — 1: ἀπαντάω (Strong'S #528 — Verb — apantao — ap-an-tah'-o )

"to go to meet, to meet," (apo, "from," antao, "to meet with, come face to face with"), is used in  Mark 14:13;  Luke 17:12 . Some mss. have this verb for No. 3 in  Matthew 28:9;  Mark 5:2;  Luke 14:31;  John 4:51;  Acts 16:16 .

'''A — 2: συναντάω (Strong'S #4876 — Verb — sunantao — soon-an-tah'-o )

"to meet with," lit., "to meet together with" (sun, "with," and antao, see No. 1), is used in  Luke 9:37 (in ver. 18, in some mss.); 22:10;   Acts 10:25;  Hebrews 7:1,10; metaphorically in  Acts 20:22 ("shall befall"). See Befall.

'''A — 3: ὑπαντάω (Strong'S #5221 — Verb — hupantao — hoop-an-tah'-o )

"to go to meet, to meet," has the same meaning as No 1, and is used in  Matthew 8:28;  Luke 8:27;  John 11:20,30 , and, in the most authentic mss., in  Matthew 28:29;  Mark 5:2;  Luke 14:31 (of meeting in battle);   John 4:51;  12:18 and   Acts 16:16 (see No. 1).

'''A — 4: παρατυγχάνω (Strong'S #3909 — Verb — paratunchano — par-at-oong-khan'-o )

"to happen to be near or present, to chance to be by" (para, "beside, near," tunchano, "to happen"), occurs in  Acts 17:17 , "met with (him)."

'''A — 5: συμβάλλω (Strong'S #4820 — Verb — sumballo — soom-bal'-lo )

"to confer, to fall in with, meet with," is translated "met" in  Acts 20:14 , Rv (Av, "met with"), of the Apostle Paul's "meeting" his companions at Assos. See Confer , No. 3.

'''B — 1: ὑπάντησις (Strong'S #5222 — Noun Feminine — hupantesis — hoop-an'-tay-sis )

"a going to meet" (akin to A, No. 3), preceded by the preposition eis, "unto a meeting," translated "to meet," is found in  John 12:13 , and in the most authentic mss., in  Matthew 8:34 (see No. 3); 25:1 (see No. 2).

'''B — 2: ἀπάντησις (Strong'S #529 — Noun Feminine — apantesis — ap-an'-tay-sis )

"a meeting" (akin to A, No. 1), occurs in  Matthew 25:6 (in some mss. in ver. 1, and in 27:32, in some mss.);   Acts 28:15;  1 Thessalonians 4:17 . It is used in the papyri of a newly arriving magistrate. "It seems that the special idea of the word was the official welcome of a newly arrived dignitary" (Moulton, Greek Test. Gram. Vol. I, p. 14).

'''B — 3: συνάντησις (Strong'S #4877 — Noun Feminine — sunantesis — soon-an'-tay-sis )

"a coming to meet with" (akin to A, No. 2), is found in some mss. in  Matthew 8:34 , of the coming out of all the people of a city to meet the Lord (see No. 1).