b."governed by theψυχήi. e. the sensuous nature with its subjection to appetite and passion (as though made up of nothing butψυχή):ἄνθρωπος(equivalent toσαρκικός(orσάρκινος, which see 3) in),1 Corinthians 2:14;ψυχικοί,π...
The word ‘tattoo’ is not found in the original language. The context of the passage is regarding the pagan custom of cutting and blood letting to mourn for dead family members and friends; and homage pagan priests made to idols.(27) The Levitical priests were commanded not to take up th...
“For after this manner in the old time the holy women also, who trusted in God, adorned themselves, being in subjection unto their own husbands:” — 1 Peter 3:5 In 1 Peter 3 1 Peter 3:5 Meaning “Which sometime were disobedient, when once the longsuffering of God waited in the...
Its subjection to Antioch never having been clearly defined, it had profited by the Arian disputes and the famous schism of Antioch (330-415) to proclaim its own autonomy. Once the schism ended, the Patriarchs of Antioch tried to reassert their authority; Cyprus resisted and even took ...
Chorus [of Okeanides (Oceanids)] : . . . He [Zeus] in malice, has set his soul inflexibly and keeps in subjection the race sprung from Ouranos (Uranus) (genna ouranios) [i.e. the Titanes]; nor will he stop, until he has satiated his soul or another seizes his impregnable empire...
hold in subjection to the Father. 33-37.] Peculiar to Mark, and containing the condensed matter of Matt. vv. 43-47, and perhaps an allusion to the parable of the talents in Mat_25. Theθυρωρ.is thedoor-porter,whose office it would be to look out for approaching travellers,—ans...
9 Furthermore we have had fathers of our flesh which corrected us, and we gave them reverence: shall we not much rather be in subjection unto the Father of spirits, and live? ei\ta ADV tou;? T-APM me;n PRT th'? T-GSF sarko;? N-GSF hJmw'n P-1GP patevra? N-APM ei...
8Thou hastputallthingsinsubjectionunderhisfeet.Forinthat heputallin subjectionunderhim,heleftnothing that isnotputunderhim.Butnowweseenotyetallthingsputunderhim. pavntaA-APNuJpevtaxa? uJpokavtwADVtw'nT-GPMpodw'nN-GPMaujtou'.P-GSMejnPREPtw'/T-DSMga;rCONJuJpotavxai ?aujtw'/?P-DSMta;T-AP...
This last-mentioned view is by far the best, agreeing as it does with the connexion, for he has been speaking of the gospel above,—with the usus loquendi,—with the whole subject of the Epistle. The word μέλλουσαν has by some been supposed to be used “ex prospectu vet...
In Aeschylus, PV 363-69, too, the monster's subjection to Zeus' order spans the "roots" and "highest crown" of Aetna. 27. A. von Mess, "Der Typhonmythus bei Pin dar und Aeschylus," RhM 56 (1901) 167-7 4 notes the Hesiodic parallels but is not interested in their implications. ...