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38.
$
(
, 2944), “to compass” (Eng., “cycle”), is translated “came round
about,” in John 10:24. See
COMPASS
,
ROUND
,
STAND
.
39.
$
(
% $!
, 5302), “to be behind,” is translated “to have come short,” in
Heb. 4:1. See
BEHIND
, B, No. 1.
Notes:
(1)
4 $
, “hither, here,” is used (sometimes with verbs of motion) in the
singular number, in calling a person to come, Matt. 19:21; Mark 10:21; Luke 18:22; John
11:43; Acts 7:3, 34; Rev. 17:1; 21:9. For its other meaning, “hitherto,” Rom. 1:13, see
HITHERTO
.¶ It has a plural,
$
, frequent in the gospels; elsewhere in Rev. 19:17.
9
7 (
F
77
&
(2) In Mark 14:8,
, “to
anticipate, to be beforehand,”
KJV
, “hath come aforehand to anoint My body,”
RV
, “hath
anointed My body aforehand.” (3) In Acts 7:45,
, “to succeed one, to take
the place of,”
KJV
, “who came after,”
RV
, “in their turn.”¶ (4) In Luke 8:55,
,
“to return to,”
KJV
, “came again,”
RV
, “returned.” (5) In Acts 24:27,
, with
, “a successor,”
KJV
, “came into the room of,”
RV
, “was succeeded by.” (6) In
Mark 9:23, for
$
, “to come running together,” see under
RUN
.¶ (7) In Acts
5:38,
$
, “to destroy,”
KJV
, “will come to nought,”
RV
, “will be overthrown.” (8) In
John 12:35,
, “to seize,”
KJV
, “come upon,”
RV
, “overtake.” (9) In 2 Cor.
11:28,
(in some mss.
$
), lit., “a standing together upon,” hence, “a
pressing upon,” as of cares,
KJV
, “cometh upon,”
RV
, “presseth upon.” (10) In Acts 19:27,
, “with”
,
RV
, “come into disrepute,”
KJV
, “be set at nought.” (11),
For
, John 7:6, see
PRESENT
, No. 1. (12),
-$
, “to gather together,” is always
so rendered in
RV
, e.g., Matt. 27:62; Mark 7:1; Luke 22:66; Acts 13:44; 15:6; 20:7. See
GATHER
, No. 1. (13), For come to nought see
NOUGHT
. (14), For
$
see
ENTER
,
No. 4. (15), For “was come again,” Acts 22:17,
KJV
, see
RETURN
, No. 4.
<KL=
G
engizo|, to come near, see
APPROACH
,
NIGH
.
For
COME BEHIND
see
BEHIND
COMELINESS, COMELY
A. Noun.
$
$
(
'
"
, 2157), “elegance of figure, gracefulness, comeliness”
(
$
, “well,”
, “a form”), is found in this sense in 1 Cor. 12:23.
B. Adjective.
$
(
' )
, 2158), akin to A, “elegant in figure, well formed, graceful,”
is used in 1 Cor. 12:24, of parts of the body (see above); in 1 Cor. 7:35
RV
, “(that which
is) seemly,”
KJV
, “comely”; “honourable,” Mark 15:43; Acts 13:50; 17:12. See
HONORARLE
.¶
Note:
In 1 Cor. 11:13,
, “to be becoming,” is rendered in the
KJV
, “is it
comely?”
RV
, “is it seemly?” See
BECOME
,
SEEMLY
.