1 | Strong's Number: g2364 | Greek: thugater |
Daughter, Daughter-In-Law:
"a daughter," (etymologically, Eng., "daughter" is connected), is used of
(a) the natural relationship (frequent in the Gospels);
(b) spiritual relationship to God, 2Cr 6:18, in the sense of the practical realization of acceptance with, and the approval of, God (cp. Isa 43:6), the only place in the NT where it applies to spiritual relationship;
(c) the inhabitants of a city or region, Mat 21:5; Jhn 12:15 ("of Zion"); cp. Isa 37:22; Zep 3:14 (Sept.);
(d) the women who followed Christ to Calvary, Luk 23:28;
(e) women of Aaron's posterity, Luk 1:5;
(f) a female descendant of Abraham, Luk 13:16.
2 | Strong's Number: g2365 | Greek: thugatrion |
3 | Strong's Number: g3933 | Greek: parthenos |
Daughter, Daughter-In-Law:
"a maiden, virgin," e.g., Mat 1:23, signifies a virgin-daughter in 1Cr 7:36-38 (RV); in Rev 14:4, it is used of chaste persons.
See VIRGIN.
4 | Strong's Number: g3565 | Greek: numphe |
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