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2.
$
(
&
, 4894),
$
, with, and No. 1, used as the aorist tense of
$
, to see with one view, to be aware, conscious, as the result of mental perception,
is translated “considered” in Acts 12:12, of Peter’s consideration of the circumstances of
his deliverance from. See
KNOW
,
PRIVY
.
3.
(
1
, 2648), lit., “to learn thoroughly” (
, “down,”
intensive,
, “to learn”), hence, “to note accurately, consider well,” is used in the
Lord’s exhortation to “consider” the lilies. Matt. 6:28.¶
4.
(
!
, 3539), “to perceive with the mind” (
$
), “think about, ponder,” is
translated “consider,” only in Paul’s exhortation to Timothy in 2 Tim. 2:7. See
PERCEIVE
,
THINK
,
UNDERSTAND
.
5.
(
!
, 2657), “to perceive clearly” (
, intensive, and No. 4), “to
understand fully, consider closely,” is used of not “considering” thoroughly the beam in
one’s own eye, Matt. 7:3 and Luke 6:41 (
KJV
, “perceivest”); of carefully “considering”
the ravens, Luke 12:24; the lilies, v. 27; of Peter’s full “consideration” of his vision, Acts
11:6; of Abraham’s careful “consideration” of his own body, and Sarah’s womb, as dead,
and yet accepting by faith God’s promise, Rom. 4:19 (
RV
); of “considering” fully the
Apostle and High Priest of our confession, Heb. 3:1; of thoughtfully “considering” one
another to provoke unto love and good works, Heb. 10:24. It is translated by the verbs
“behold,” Acts 7:31-32; Jas. 1:23-24; “perceive,” Luke 20:23; “discover,” Acts 27:39.
See
BEHOLD
,
DISCOVER
,
PERCEIVE
.¶
6.
(
&
, 3049) signifies “to take account of,” 2 Cor. 10:7 (
RV
,
“consider,”
KJV
, “think”), the only place where the
RV
translates it “consider.” See
ACCOUNT
.
7.
(
$!
, 2334): see
BEHOLD
, No. 6.
8.
(
$!
, 333), “to consider carefully”: see
BEHOLD
, No. 7.
9.
(
&
, 357), “to consider,” occurs in Heb. 12:3.¶
Notes:
(1)
-
, “to look,” is translated “looking to” in Gal. 6:1,
RV
(
KJV
,
“considering”). See
HEED
,
LOOK
,
MARK
. (2)
-$
, to understand,” is translated
“considered” in Mark 6:52 (
KJV
),
RV
, “understood.” (3) In John 11:50 (
KJV
,
) the best texts have No. 6.
CONSIST
1.
(
* &
, 1510), “to be,” is rendered “consist” (lit., “is”) in Luke 12:15.
2.
$
(
1
, 4921),
$
, “with,”
, “to stand,” denotes, in its
intransitive sense, “to stand with or fall together, to be constituted, to be compact”; it is
said of the universe as upheld by the Lord, Col. 1:17, lit., “by Him all things stand
together,” i.e., “consist” (the Latin
, “to stand together,” is the exact equivalent of
$
). See
APPROVE
,
COMMEND
,
MAKE
,
STAND
.
CONSOLATION, CONSOLE
A. Nouns.