A-1 | Adjective | Strong's Number: g1131 | Greek: gumnos |
Naked (Adjective and Verb), Nakedness:
signifies
(a) "unclothed," Mar 14:52; in Mar 14:51 it is used as a noun ("his" and "body" being italicized);
(b) "scantily or poorly clad," Mat 25:36, 38, 43, 44; Act 19:16 (with torn garments); Jam 2:15;
(c) "clad in the undergarment only" (the outer being laid aside), Jhn 21:7 (see CLOTHING);
(d) metaphorically,
(1) of "a bare seed," 1Cr 15:37;
(2) of "the soul without the body," 2Cr 5:3;
(3) of "things exposed to the all-seeing eye of God," Hbr 4:13;
(4) of "the carnal condition of a local church," Rev 3:17;
(5) of "the similar state of an individual," Rev 16:15;
(6) of "the desolation of religious Babylon," Rev 17:16.
B-1 | Verb | Strong's Number: g1130 | Greek: gumniteuo |
Naked (Adjective and Verb), Nakedness:
"to be naked or scantily clad" (akin to A), is used in 1Cr 4:11. In the Koine writings (see Preface to Vol. 1) it is used of being light-armed.
C-1 | Noun | Strong's Number: g1132 | Greek: gumnotes |
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