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3.
(
$
&
, 2630), “to throw over a precipice” (
), “cast
down headlong,” is rendered “throw … down” in Luke 4:29 (
KJV
, “cast … down
headlong”).¶
4.
$
(
"
, 2647), lit., “to loosen down,” is rendered “to throw down” (of
the stones of the Temple) in Matt. 24:2 and parallel passages. See
DESTROY
, No. 5.
THRUST
1.
(
1
, 906), for which cf. THROW, No. 1, is rendered “to thrust” in John
20:25, 27,
KJV
(
RV
, put); Acts 16:24,
KJV
(
RV
, “cast”); so Rev. 14:16, 19. See
CAST
, No.
1.
2.
(
#
1
, 1544), “to cast out,” is rendered “thrust … out” in Luke 4:29,
KJV
(
RV
, “cast … forth”); so 13:28 and Acts 16:37. See
CAST
, No. 5.
3.
(
&
, 638), “to thrust away,” is used in the middle voice, “to thrust
away from oneself,” and translated “thrust away” in Acts 7:27, 39; “thrust … from,”
13:46,
RV
(
KJV
, “put … from”); “having thrust from them,” 1 Tim. 1:19,
RV
(
KJV
, “having
put away”). See
CAST
, No. 13.
4.
@ $
(
"
, 2700), “to strike down with an arrow, shoot dead,”
occurs in Heb. 12:20 in some mss. (in a quotation from Ex. 19:13, Sept.).¶
Notes:
(1) In Matt. 11:23 and Luke 10:15 the best texts have
, “to go down”
(
RV
), instead of
, in the passive voice, “to be thrust down or brought down”
(
KJV
). (2) In Acts 27:39,
KJV
,
@
, “to drive out,” is rendered “to thrust in,”
RV
,
“drive (the ship) upon (it [i.e., the beach]).” (3) In Rev. 14:15, 18,
KJV
,
, to send
(
RV
, “send forth”), is translated “thrust in.” (4) For Luke 5:3,
KJV
, see
LAUNCH
, No. 2.
THUNDER, THUNDERING
(
$
)
, 1027): in Mark 3:17 “sons of thunder” is the interpretation of
Boanerges, the name applied by the Lord to James and John; their fiery disposition is
seen in 9:38 and Luke 9:54; perhaps in the case of James it led to his execution. The
name and its interpretation have caused much difficulty; some suggest the meaning “the
twins.” It is however most probably the equivalent of the Aramaic
, “sons of
tumult”; the latter of the two words was no doubt used of “thunder” in Palestinian
Aramaic; hence the meaning “the sons of thunder”; the cognate Hebrew word
, “to
rage,” is used in Ps. 2:1 and there only. In John 12:29
is used with
, “to
take place,” and rendered “it had thundered”; lit., “there was thunder”; elsewhere, Rev.
4:5; 6:1; 8:5; 10:3, 4; 11:19; 14:2; 16:18; 19:6.¶
THUS
$
or
$
(
>
, 3779), “in this way, so, thus,” is used (a) with reference to
what precedes, e.g., Luke 1:25; 2:48; (b) with reference to what follows, e.g., Luke 19:31,
rendered “on this wise,” in Matt. 1:18; John 21:1, and before quotations, Acts 7:6; 13:34;
Rom. 10:6,
KJV
(
RV
, “thus”); Heb. 4:4; (c) marking intensity, rendered “so,” e.g., Gal.
1:6; Heb. 12:21; Rev. 16:18; (d) in comparisons, rendered “so,” e.g., Luke 11:30; Rom.
5:15. See
FASHION
, B,
LIKEWISE
,
Note
(1),
MANNER
, C, No. 2,
SO
Note
(1).