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1.
(
+$
, 2064), the most frequent verb, denoting either “to come, or to
go,” signifies the act, in contrast with
(see No. 22, below), which stresses the
arrival, as, e.g., “I am come and am here,” John 8:42 and Heb. 10:9. See
BRING
, B,
Note
(1),
FALL
,
GO
,
GROW
,
LIGHT
,
PASS
,
RESORT
.
) $
7
(
7 (
(2 to 11):
2.
(
* !$
, 1525), “to come into, or to go into” (
, “into”), e.g.,
Luke 17:7. See
ENTER
.
3.
@
(
# !$
, 1831), “to come out, or go out or forth” ( , “out”), e.g.,
Matt. 2:6. See
DEPART
,
ESCAPE
,
GET
, (b), No. 3,
GO
,
Note
(1),
PROCEED
,
SPREAD
.
4.
(
#
!$
, 1880), “to come back again, return” ( , “on,”
,
“again”), Luke 10:35; 19:15.¶
5.
(
!$
, 1330), “to come or go through” ( , “through”), e.g., Acts
9:38. See
DEPART
,
GO
,
PASS
,
PIERCE
,
TRAVEL
,
WALK
.
6.
(
# !$
, 1904), “to come or go upon” ( , “upon”), e.g., Luke
1:35; in Luke 21:26, used of “coming” events, suggesting their certainty; in Eph. 2:7, said
of the “oncoming” of the ages; in Acts 14:19, of Jews coming to (lit., “upon”) a place.
7.
(
!$
, 2718), “to come down” (
, “down”), e.g., Luke 9:37.
See
DEPART
,
DESCEND
,
GO
,
Note
(1),
LAND
.
8.
(
$ !$
, 3922), lit., “to come in” (
) “beside or from the
side” (
) so as to be present with, is used (a) in the literal sense, of the “coming” in of
the Law in addition to sin, Rom. 5:20; (b) in Gal. 2:4, of false brethren, suggesting their
“coming” in by stealth. See
ENTER
.¶
9.
(
$!$
, 3928),
, “by or away”), signifies (a) “to come or go
forth, or arrive,” e.g., Luke 12:37; 17:7 (last part); Acts 24:7; (b) “to pass by,” e.g., Luke
18:37; (c) “to neglect,” e.g., Luke 11:42. See
GO
,
PASS
,
TRANSGRESS
.
10.
(
$ !$
, 4334) denotes “to come or go near to” (
, “near
to”), e.g., Matt. 4:3; Heb. 10:1,
KJV
, “comers,”
RV
, them that draw nigh. See
CONSENT
,
DRAW
,
GO
,
Note
(1).
11.
$
(
!$
, 4905), “to come together” (
$
“with”), e.g., John
18:20, is often translated by the verb “to assemble”; see the
RV
of 1 Cor. 11:20; 14:23.
See
ACCOMPANY
,
ASSEMBLE
,
COMPANY
,
GO
WITH,
RESORT
.
: & *
, “to come away or from,” is differently translated in the
RV
; see,
e.g., Mark 3:13 where it signifies that they went from the company or place where they
were to Him; it usually denotes “to go away.”
12.
(
&
, 1096), “to become,” signifies a change of condition, state or
place, e.g., Mark 4:35. In Acts 27:33, the verb is used with
, “to be about to,” to
signify the coming on of day.
13.
(
$ &
, 3854),
, “near or by,” denotes to “arrive, to be
present,” e.g., Matt. 2:1. See
GO
,
PRESENT
.