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4.
(
# 1
, 1928), lit., “to arrange in addition” ( , “upon,”
,
“through,”
, “to arrange”), is used in Gal. 3:15 (“addeth,” or rather, “ordains
something in addition”). If no one does such a thing in the matter of a human covenant,
how much more is a covenant made by God inviolable! The Judaizers by their “addition”
violated this principle, and, by proclaiming the divine authority for what they did, they
virtually charged God with a breach of promise. He gave the Law, indeed, but neither in
place of the promise nor to supplement it.¶
5.
(
$ !$
, 3923), “to bring in besides” (
, “besides,”
, “in,”
, “to bring”), means “to add,” 2 Pet. 1:5, “adding on your part” (
RV
); the words “on
your part” represent the intensive force of the verb; the
KJV
, “giving” does not provide an
adequate meaning.¶
6.
(
# $ !
, 2023) is translated “add” in the
KJV
of 2 Pet. 1:5. Its
meaning is “to supply, to minister” ( , “to,”
, “to minister”);
RV
, “supply.” See
MINISTER
.
7.
(
&
, 1325), “to give,” is translated “add,” in Rev. 8:3,
RV
, for
KJV
,
“offer” (marg., “add”). See
GIVE
.
Note:
In Phil. 1:17,
RV
,
, “to raise,” is translated “add” in the
KJV
(
RV
, “raise
up”). See
BRING
, A, No. 6.
For
ADDICTED
(
KJV
, of
1 Cor. 16:15
) see
SET
, No. 10
ADJURE
1.
(
3$
&
, 3726), “to cause to swear, to lay under the obligation of an oath”
(
, Mark 5:7; Acts 19:13), is connected with the Heb. word for a thigh, cf. Gen.
24:2, 9; 47:29. Some mss. have this word in 1 Thess. 5:27. The most authentic have No. 3
(below). See
CHARGE
.¶
2.
@
(
# $
&
, 1844), an intensive form of No. 1, signifies “to appeal by an
oath, to adjure,” Matt. 26:63.¶ In the Sept., Gen. 24:3; Judg. 17:2; 1 Kings 22:16.¶
3.
(
#
, 1722 and
#
, 3726), “to put under (or bind by) an oath,” is translated
“adjure” in the
RV
of 1 Thess. 5:27 (
KJV
, “charge”).¶ In the Sept., Neh. 13:25.¶
Note:
The synonymous verb
$
signifies “to make an oath, to declare or
promise with an oath.” See, e.g., Mark 6:23, in contrast to 5:7 (
).| See
OATH
and
SWEAR
.
For the
KJV
ADMINISTER and ADMINISTRATION
see
MINISTER
and
MINISTRATION
,
SERVE
, and
SERVICE
For the
KJV
ADMIRATION and ADMIRE
see
WONDER
and
MARVEL
ADMONITION, ADMONISH
A. Noun.
$
(
&
, 3559), lit., “a putting in mind” (
$
, “mind,”
, “to
put”), is used in 1 Cor. 10:11, of the purpose of the Scriptures; in Eph. 6:4, of that which
is ministered by the Lord; and in Titus 3:10, of that which is to be administered for the