Railer Rail Railing

Railer Rail Railing

'''A — 1: βλασφημέω (Strong'S #987 — Verb — blasphemeo — blas-fay-meh'-o )

"to blaspheme, rail, revile" (for the meanings of which see Blaspheme), is translated "to rail at, or on," in  Matthew 27:39 , Rv (Av, "reviled");  Mark 15:29;  Luke 23:39;  2 Peter 2:10 , Rv (Av, "to speak evil of");  Luke 2:12 , Rv (Av, "speak evil of"). Cp. loidoreo, "to revile" (see Revile), and B, No. 2 and C, No. 2.

'''B — 1: βλασφημία (Strong'S #988 — Noun Feminine — blasphemia — blas-fay-me'-ah )

is translated "railings" in  Matthew 15:19 , Rv;  1 Timothy 6:4 , Av and Rv; "railing" in  Mark 7:22 , Rv;  Colossians 3:8 , Rv;  Jude 1:9 , Av and Rv, lit., "judgment of railing;" in  Ephesians 4:31 , Rv (Av, "evil speaking"). See Blasphemy.

'''B — 2: λοιδορία (Strong'S #3059 — Noun Feminine — loidoria — loy-dor-ee'-ah )

"abuse, railing, reviling," is rendered "reviling" in the Rv,  1 Peter 3:9 (twice); in   1 Timothy 5:14 , Av marg., "for their reviling." See Revile , C.

'''C — 1: βλάσφημος (Strong'S #989 — Adjective — blasphemos — blas'-fay-mos )

akin to A, and B, No. 1; see Blaspheme , C.

'''C — 2: λοίδορος (Strong'S #3060 — Noun Masculine — loidoros — loy'-dor-os )

an adjective denoting "reviling, railing" (akin to B, No. 2), is used as a noun, "a railer,"  1 Corinthians 5:11 . See Revile.