THE SYNONYMOUS WORDS FOR "SEND", "SENT", ETC. Appendix 174 To The Companion Bible. | ||
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1.
apostello =
to send forth,
or off,
or away from
(as a messenger,
or with a commission),
the sender remaining
behind;¹
implying authority on
the part of the sender.
Hence used of prophets;
and the Noun,
"apostle",
denotes one thus sent.
2.
exapostello =
to send off,
or away out of
(the place where one is);
implying the same
mission and authority.
No. 1,
with the Preposition
ek prefixed.
See
Appendix 104. vii.
3.
sunapostello =
to send off together
(or in conjunction)
with another.
No. 1,
with sun
(Appendix 104. xvi)
prefixed.
Occurs only in
2Corinthians
12:18.
4.
pempo =
to send
(especially with an escort),
the sender accompanying
those sent.²
See
Luke
7:3
(where No. 1,
above,
is used),
and verse
6
(where pempo
is used).
5.
anapempo =
to send up
(as to a judge for trial);
or to send back,
remit (as in
Luke
23:11);
or to send again.
6.
ekpempo =
to send out from,
send out.
No. 4,
with ek
(Appendix 104. vii)
prefixed.
Occurs only in
Acts
13:4;
17:10.
____________________________ ¹ See John 20:22: "as the Father hath sent (No. 1) Me, even so send I (No. 4) you." ² See note above, where pempo is thus emphasized. |
7.
metapempo =
to send for,
so as to be
with
one's self.
No. 4,
with meta
(Appendix 104. xi)
prefixed.
Occurs only
(except once)
in Middle Voice.
Acts
10:5, 5, 22, -29;
11:13;
24:24, 26;
25:3.
See Passive Voice,
Acts
10:29-.
8.
sumpempo =
to send in company with.
No. 4,
with sun
(Appendix 104. xvi)
prefixed.
Occurs only in
2Corinthians
8:18, 22.
9.
ballo =
to throw,
to cast
(the context
determining
the nature
or degree of
force exercised).
Compare
Matthew
10:34.
10.
ekballo =
to throw or cast out of,
or from.
No. 9,
with ek
(Appendix 104. vii)
prefixed.
Compare
Matthew
12:20.
11.
apoluo =
to loosen off from,
let loose from,
release,
let go away.
Compare
Matthew
15:23.
12.
aphiemi =
to send off,
or away from one's self
(in any manner);
hence,
to dismiss.
Compare
Matthew
13:36.
13.
apotassomai =
to withdraw from by
taking formal leave of;
to bid farewell or say
"adieu" to:
as Elisha did from Elijah
(Josephus,
Antiquities viii.
13:7).
Compare
Mark
6:46.
Luke
9:61;
14:33.
Acts
18:18, 21.
2Cor.
2:13.
14.
bruo =
to emit,
or send forth abundantly
(as a fountain).
Occurs only in
James
3:11.
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