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| A-1 | Noun | Strong's Number: g5579 | Greek: pseudos |
Lie (Falsehood: Noun and Verb):
"a falsehood, lie" (see also under LIAR), is translated "lie" in Jhn 8:44 (lit., "the lie"); Rom 1:25, where it stands by metonymy for an idol, as, e.g., in Isa 44:20; Jer 10:14; 13:25; Amo 2:4 (plural); 2Th 2:11, with special reference to the lie of 2Th 2:4, that man is God (cp. Gen 3:5); 1Jo 2:21, 27; Rev 21:27; 22:15; in Eph 4:25, AV "lying," RV, "falsehood," the practice; in Rev 14:5, RV, "lie." (some mss. have dolos, "guile," AV); 2Th 2:9, where "lying wonders" is, lit., "wonders of falsehood," i.e., wonders calculated to deceive (cp. Rev 13:13-15), the purpose being to deceive people into the acknowledgement of the spurious claim to deity on the part of the Man of Sin.
Note: In Rom 1:25 the "lie" or idol is the outcome of pagan religion; in 1Jo 2:21, 22 the "lie" is the denial that Jesus is the Christ; in 2Th 2:11 the "lie" is the claim of the Man of Sin.
| A-2 | Noun | Strong's Number: g5582 | Greek: pseusma |
Lie (Falsehood: Noun and Verb):
"a falsehood," or "an acted lie," Rom 3:7, where "my lie" is not idolatry, but either the universal false attitude of man toward God or that with which his detractors charged the Apostle; the former seems to be the meaning.
| B-1 | Adjective | Strong's Number: g5573 | Greek: pseudologos |
Lie (Falsehood: Noun and Verb):
denotes "speaking falsely" (pseudes, "false," logos, "a word") in 1Ti 4:2, where the adjective is translated "that speak lies," RV (AV, "speaking lies") and is applied to "demons," the actual utterances being by their human agents.
| B-2 | Adjective | Strong's Number: g893 | Greek: apseudes |
Lie (Falsehood: Noun and Verb):
denotes "free from falsehood" (a, negative, pseudes, "false"), truthful, Tts 1:2, of God, "who cannot lie."
| C-1 | Verb | Strong's Number: g5574 | Greek: pseudo |
Lie (Falsehood: Noun and Verb):
"to deceive by lies" (always in the Middle Voice in the NT), is used
(a) absolutely, in Mat 5:11, "falsely," lit., "lying" (AV, marg.); Rom 9:1; 2Cr 11:31; Gal 1:20; Col 3:9 (where the verb is followed by the preposition eis, "to"); 1Ti 2:7; Hbr 6:18; Jam 3:14 (where it is followed by the preposition kata, "against"); 1Jo 1:6; Rev 3:9;
(b) transitively, with a direct object (without a preposition following), Act 5:3 (with the accusative case), "to lie to (the Holy Ghost)," RV marg., "deceive;" Act 5:4 (with the dative case) "thou hast (not) lied (unto men, but unto God)."
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