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5.
$
$
(
"
, 4855), “to cause to grow together” (
$
, “with,” and No. 4),
occurs in Luke 8:7,
RV
, “grew with,”
KJV
, “sprang up with.”¶
6.
(
1
, 985), “to sprout,” is rendered “to spring up” in Matt. 13:26,
of tare blades, and Mark 4:27, of seed. See
BRING
, A, No. 26,
BUD
.
7.
(
&
, 305), “to go up,” is rendered “sprang up” in Matt. 13:7,
KJV
,
of thorns, and Mark 4:8, of seed (
RV
, “grew up). See
GROW
, No. 4.
8.
(
?
, 242), “to leap, spring,” is rendered “springing up,” of well
water, in John 4:14, figurative of the Holy Spirit in the believer. See
LEAP
.
9.
(
*
1
, 1530), “to spring” or “leap in,” occurs in Acts 16:29, “sprang
in.”¶ In the Sept., Amos 5:19.¶
10.
(
#
1
, 1600a), “to spring forth,” occurs in Acts 14:14, in the best
texts. See
RUN
,
Note
(4).
B. Noun.
(
)
, 4077) is rendered “springs” in 2 Pet. 2:17,
RV
: see
FOUNTAIN
.
Note:
For
Acts 28:13, see
BLOW
(verb).
SPRINKLE, SPRINKLING
A. Verb.
(
:
&
, 4472), “to sprinkle” (a later form of
), is used in the active
voice in Heb. 9:13, of “sprinkling” with blood the unclean, a token of the efficacy of the
expiatory sacrifice of Christ, His blood signifying the giving up of His life in the
shedding of His blood (cf. 9:22) under divine judgment upon sin (the voluntary act to be
distinguished from that which took place after His death in the piercing of His side); so
again in vv. 19, 21 (see B); in Heb. 10:22, passive voice, of the purging (on the ground of
the same efficacy) of the hearts of believers from an evil conscience. This application of
the blood of Christ is necessary for believers, in respect of their committal of sins, which
on that ground receive forgiveness, 1 John 1:9. In Mark 7:4, the verb is found in the
middle voice “in some ancient authorities” (
RV
marg.) instead of
. In Rev. 19:13,
the
RV
, “sprinkled” follows those texts which have
(marg., “some anc. auth. read
‘dipped in.’”
; so Nestle’s text).¶ This requires mention as a variant text in Rev.
19:13 under DIP.
B. Nouns.
1.
(
:
, 4473), “sprinkling,” akin to A, is used of the “sprinkling”
of the blood of Christ, in Heb. 12:24 and 1 Pet. 1:2, an allusion to the use of the blood of
sacrifices, appointed for Israel, typical of the sacrifice of Christ (see under A).¶
2.
$
(
$
, 4378), “a pouring or sprinkling upon,” occurs in Heb.
11:28, of the “sprinkling” of the blood of the Passover lamb.¶
For
SPUE
see
SPEW
SPY (Noun and Verb)
A. Nouns.