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Bible Dictionaries
Vine's Expository Dictionary of NT Words
Search Results: "corn
Title Matches: 2
Corn, Cornfield
1: σῖτος ► ► (Strong's #4621 — Noun Masculine — sitos — see'-tos ) "wheat, corn;" in the plural, "grain," is translated "corn" in Mark 4:28 ; "wheat," Matthew 3:12 ; 13:25,29,30 ; Luke 3:17 ; 12:18 (some mss. have genemata, "fruits,"
1: σῖτος ► ► (Strong's #4621 — Noun Masculine — sitos — see'-tos ) "wheat, corn;" in the plural, "grain," is translated "corn" in Mark 4:28 ; "wheat," Matthew 3:12 ; 13:25,29,30 ; Luke 3:17 ; 12:18 (some mss. have genemata, "fruits,"
Approximate Matches: 17
Accord
produce;" Leviticus 25:11 , "produce that comes of itself;" Joshua 6:5 ; 2 Kings 19:29 , "(that which groweth) of itself;" Job 24:24 , of an ear of corn "(falling off) of itself (from the stalk)." B — 3: σύμψυχος ► (Strong's #4861 —
produce;" Leviticus 25:11 , "produce that comes of itself;" Joshua 6:5 ; 2 Kings 19:29 , "(that which groweth) of itself;" Job 24:24 , of an ear of corn "(falling off) of itself (from the stalk)." B — 3: σύμψυχος ► (Strong's #4861 —
Fast, Fasting
ἄσιτος ► (Strong's #777 — Adjective — asitos — as'-ee-tos ) "without food" (a, negative, sitos, "corn, food"), is used in Acts 27:33 , "fasting." Cp. asitia, Note under A, No. 2.
ἄσιτος ► (Strong's #777 — Adjective — asitos — as'-ee-tos ) "without food" (a, negative, sitos, "corn, food"), is used in Acts 27:33 , "fasting." Cp. asitia, Note under A, No. 2.
Food
σιτομέτριον ► (Strong's #4620 — Noun Neuter — sitometrion — sit-om'-et-ron ) a measured "portion of food" (sitos, "corn," metreo, "to measure"), is used in Luke 12:42 , RV. 5: βρῶμα ► (Strong's #1033 — Noun Neuter —
σιτομέτριον ► (Strong's #4620 — Noun Neuter — sitometrion — sit-om'-et-ron ) a measured "portion of food" (sitos, "corn," metreo, "to measure"), is used in Luke 12:42 , RV. 5: βρῶμα ► (Strong's #1033 — Noun Neuter —
Fruit, Fruitful, Unfruitful
ministrations to the needy), 2 Corinthians 9:10 . Notes: (1) In Luke 12:18 some mss. have gennemata, a mistake for genemata; the best have sitos, "corn." (2) Genema is to be distinguished from gennema, "offspring" (from gennao, "to beget"), Matthew 3:7 ; 12:34 ; 23:33 ; Luke 3:7 . A — 3: ὀπώρα
ministrations to the needy), 2 Corinthians 9:10 . Notes: (1) In Luke 12:18 some mss. have gennemata, a mistake for genemata; the best have sitos, "corn." (2) Genema is to be distinguished from gennema, "offspring" (from gennao, "to beget"), Matthew 3:7 ; 12:34 ; 23:33 ; Luke 3:7 . A — 3: ὀπώρα
Full
seen in good works, Acts 9:36 ; in an evil sense, of guile and villany, Acts 13:10 ; wrath, Acts 19:28 ; (b) in the sense of "being complete," "full corn in the ear," Mark 4:28 ; of a reward hereafter, 2 John 1:8 . A — 2: μεστός ► (Strong's
seen in good works, Acts 9:36 ; in an evil sense, of guile and villany, Acts 13:10 ; wrath, Acts 19:28 ; (b) in the sense of "being complete," "full corn in the ear," Mark 4:28 ; of a reward hereafter, 2 John 1:8 . A — 2: μεστός ► (Strong's
Grain
#2848 — Noun Masculine — kokkos — kok'-kos ) denotes "a grain," Matthew 13:31 ; 17:20 ; Mark 4:31 ; Luke 13:19 ; 17:6 ; John 12:24 (AV, "corn"); 1 Corinthians 15:37 (where the RV has "a ... grain," to distinguish it from "grain" in general). See CORN.
#2848 — Noun Masculine — kokkos — kok'-kos ) denotes "a grain," Matthew 13:31 ; 17:20 ; Mark 4:31 ; Luke 13:19 ; 17:6 ; John 12:24 (AV, "corn"); 1 Corinthians 15:37 (where the RV has "a ... grain," to distinguish it from "grain" in general). See CORN.
Guileless
GUILE), "pure, unadulterated," is used metaphorically of the teaching of the Word of God, 1 Peter 2:2 , RV. It is used in the papyri writings of seed, corn, wheat, oil, wine, etc. 2: ἄκακος ► (Strong's #172 — Adjective — akakos — ak'-ak-os
GUILE), "pure, unadulterated," is used metaphorically of the teaching of the Word of God, 1 Peter 2:2 , RV. It is used in the papyri writings of seed, corn, wheat, oil, wine, etc. 2: ἄκακος ► (Strong's #172 — Adjective — akakos — ak'-ak-os
Make
doer); for the Active Voice see, e.g., Mark 2:23 , of "making" one's way, where the idea is not that the disciples "made" a path through the standing corn, but simply that they went, the phrase being equivalent to going, "(they began) as they went (to pluck the ears);" other instances of the Active are
doer); for the Active Voice see, e.g., Mark 2:23 , of "making" one's way, where the idea is not that the disciples "made" a path through the standing corn, but simply that they went, the phrase being equivalent to going, "(they began) as they went (to pluck the ears);" other instances of the Active are
Manna
Exodus 16:15 , RV marg., "man hu." The translations are, RV, "what is it?;" AV and RV marg., "it is manna." It is described in Psalm 78:24,25 as "the corn of heaven" and "the bread of the mighty," RV text and AV marg. ("angels' food," AV text), and in 1 Corinthians 10:3 , as "spiritual meat." The
Exodus 16:15 , RV marg., "man hu." The translations are, RV, "what is it?;" AV and RV marg., "it is manna." It is described in Psalm 78:24,25 as "the corn of heaven" and "the bread of the mighty," RV text and AV marg. ("angels' food," AV text), and in 1 Corinthians 10:3 , as "spiritual meat." The
Muzzle
#5392 — Verb — phimoo — fee-mo'-o ) "to close the mouth with a muzzle" (phimos), is used (a) of "muzzling" the ox when it treads out the corn, 1 Corinthians 9:9 , AV, "muzzle the mouth of," RV, "muzzle," and 1 Timothy 5:18 , with the lesson that those upon whom spiritual labor
#5392 — Verb — phimoo — fee-mo'-o ) "to close the mouth with a muzzle" (phimos), is used (a) of "muzzling" the ox when it treads out the corn, 1 Corinthians 9:9 , AV, "muzzle the mouth of," RV, "muzzle," and 1 Timothy 5:18 , with the lesson that those upon whom spiritual labor
Palace
view that Julius the centurion, who brought Paul to Rome, belonged to a corps drafted from legions in the provinces, whose duty it was to supervise the corn supply and perform police service, and that Julius probably delivered his prisoners to the commander of his corps. Eventually Paul's case came before
view that Julius the centurion, who brought Paul to Rome, belonged to a corps drafted from legions in the provinces, whose duty it was to supervise the corn supply and perform police service, and that Julius probably delivered his prisoners to the commander of his corps. Eventually Paul's case came before
Pluck
1: τίλλω ► (Strong's #5089 — Verb — tillo — til'-lo ) is used of "plucking off ears of corn," Matthew 12:1 ; Mark 2:23 ; Luke 6:1 . In the Sept., Isaiah 18:7 . 2: ἁρπάζω ► (Strong's #726 —
1: τίλλω ► (Strong's #5089 — Verb — tillo — til'-lo ) is used of "plucking off ears of corn," Matthew 12:1 ; Mark 2:23 ; Luke 6:1 . In the Sept., Isaiah 18:7 . 2: ἁρπάζω ► (Strong's #726 —
Ripe
— paradidomi — par-ad-id'-o-mee ) "to give over, commit, deliver," etc., also signifies "to permit;" in Mark 4:29 , of the "ripe" condition of corn, RV, and AV marg., "is ripe;" RV marg., "alloweth" (the nearest rendering); AV, "is brought forth."
— paradidomi — par-ad-id'-o-mee ) "to give over, commit, deliver," etc., also signifies "to permit;" in Mark 4:29 , of the "ripe" condition of corn, RV, and AV marg., "is ripe;" RV marg., "alloweth" (the nearest rendering); AV, "is brought forth."
Sabbath
that on a "Sabbath" the sick were brought to be healed after sunset, e.g., Mark 1:32 . According to rabbinical ideas, the disciples, by plucking ears of corn (Matthew 12:1 ; Mark 2:23 ), and rubbing them (Luke 6:1 ), broke the "sabbath" in two respects; for to pluck was to reap, and to rub was to thresh.
that on a "Sabbath" the sick were brought to be healed after sunset, e.g., Mark 1:32 . According to rabbinical ideas, the disciples, by plucking ears of corn (Matthew 12:1 ; Mark 2:23 ), and rubbing them (Luke 6:1 ), broke the "sabbath" in two respects; for to pluck was to reap, and to rub was to thresh.
Stubble
1: καλάμη ► (Strong's #2562 — Noun Feminine — kalame — kal-am'-ay ) "a stalk of corn," denotes "straw" or "stubble;" in 1 Corinthians 3:12 , metaphorically of the effect of the most worthless form of unprofitable doctrine, in
1: καλάμη ► (Strong's #2562 — Noun Feminine — kalame — kal-am'-ay ) "a stalk of corn," denotes "straw" or "stubble;" in 1 Corinthians 3:12 , metaphorically of the effect of the most worthless form of unprofitable doctrine, in
Thresh
1: ἀλοάω ► (strong's #248 — verb — aloao — al-o-ah'-o ) "to thresh," is so rendered in 1 corinthians 9:10 ; in 1 corinthians 9:9 and 1 timothy 5:18 , "that treadeth out the corn."
1: ἀλοάω ► (strong's #248 — verb — aloao — al-o-ah'-o ) "to thresh," is so rendered in 1 corinthians 9:10 ; in 1 corinthians 9:9 and 1 timothy 5:18 , "that treadeth out the corn."
Wheat
* for wheat see corn
* for wheat see corn
