A-1 | Noun | Strong's Number: g2378 | Greek: thusia |
Sacrifice (Noun and Verb):
primarily denotes "the act of offering;" then, objectively, "that which is offered"
(a) of idolatrous "sacrifice," Act 7:41;
(b) of animal or other "sacrifices," as offered under the Law, Mat 9:13; 12:7; Mar 9:49; 12:33; Luk 2:24; 13:1; Act 7:42; 1Cr 10:18; Hbr 5:1; 7:27 (RV, plural); 8:3; 9:9; 10:1, 5, 8 (RV, plural), 11; 11:4;
(c) of Christ, in His "sacrifice" on the cross, Eph 5:2; Hbr 9:23, where the plural antitypically comprehends the various forms of Levitical "sacrifices" in their typical character; Hbr 9:26; 10:12, 26;
(d) metaphorically,
(1) of the body of the believer, presented to God as a living "sacrifice," Rom 12:1;
(2) of faith, Phl 2:17;
(3) of material assistance rendered to servants of God, Phl 4:18;
(4) of praise, Hbr 13:15;
(5) of doing good to others and communicating with their needs, Hbr 13:16;
(6) of spiritual "sacrifices" in general, offered by believers as a holy priesthood, 1Pe 2:5.
B-1 | Verb | Strong's Number: g2380 | Greek: thuo |
Sacrifice (Noun and Verb):
is used of "sacrificing by slaying a victim,"
(a) of the "sacrifice" of Christ, 1Cr 5:7, RV, "hath been sacrificed" (AV, "is sacrificed");
(b) of the Passover "sacrifice," Mar 14:12, RV, "they sacrificed" (AV, "they killed"); Luk 22:7, RV, "(must) be sacrificed," AV, "(must) be killed;"
(c) of idolatrous "sacrifices," Act 14:13, 18; 1Cr 10:20 (twice).
See KILL, No. 3.
Note: For eidolothutos, "sacrificed to idols," see IDOLS (offered to), No. 1.
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