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Beyond:
In addition to the preposition huper, "over," rendered "beyond" in 2Cr 8:3, the following adverbs have this meaning:
| 1 | Strong's Number: g1900 | Greek: epekeina |
Beyond:
epi, "upon," and ekeina, "those," the word "parts" being understood, is used in Act 7:43.
| 2 | Strong's Number: g4008 | Greek: peran |
Beyond:
"on the other side, across," is used with the definite article, signifying the regions "beyond," the opposite shore, Mat 8:18 etc. With verbs of going it denotes direction towards and "beyond" a place, e.g., Jhn 10:40. It frequently indicates "beyond," of locality, without a verb of direction, Mat 16:5; Mar 10:1, RV; Jhn 1:28; 3:26.
See FARTHER SIDE, SIDE.
Note: In 2Cr 10:14, the verb huperekteino, "to stretch overmuch," is so rendered in the RV, for AV, "... beyond our measure." In 2Cr 10:16 the adverb huperekeina, "beyond," is used as a preposition.
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