1 | Strong's Number: g1854 | Greek: exo |
Forth:
"outside, without" (from, ek, "out of, from"), frequently signifies "forth," especially after verbs of motion, e.g., Jhn 11:43; 19:4, 13.
See OUTWARD, STRANGE, WITHOUT.
Notes:
(1) For the word "forth" in combination with various verbs, see, e.g., BREAK, BRING, COME, PUT.
(2) In Mat 26:16, the RV omits "forth," as the similar apo tote, "from then," simply means "from that time;" in the similar phrase "from that day forth," Mat 22:46; Jhn 11:53, there is no word in the original representing "forth."
(3) In Jhn 2:11 the RV rightly omits "forth."
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