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Forepart

Forepart * For FOREPART see FORESHIP

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Forepart * For FOREPART see FORESHIP

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Forefather

Forefather an adjective, primarily denoting "born before" (pro, "before," and ginomai, "to become"), is used as a noun in the plural, 2Ti 1:3, "forefathers" (in 1Ti 5:4, "parents"). See PARENTS. "a forefather"...

Foregoing

Foregoing when used intransitively, signifies either to "lead the way," or "to go before, precede;" in Heb 7:18, it is used of the commandment of the Law (Heb 7:16), as preceding the bringing in of "a better h...

Forehead

Forehead from meta, "with," and ops, "an eye," occurs only in the Apocalypse, Rev 7:3, Rev 9:4, Rev 13:16, Rev 14:1, Rev 14:9, Rev 17:5, Rev 20:4, Rev 22:4.

Foreign, Foreigner

Foreign, Foreigner an adverb, signifying "outside, without," is used in Act 26:11, RV, "foreign," for AV "strange," of cities beyond the limits of Palestine, lit., "unto (the) cities without," including Damasc...

Foreknow, Foreknowledge

Foreknow, Foreknowledge "to know before" (pro, "before," ginosko, "to know"), is used (a) of Divine knowledge, concerning (1) Christ, 1Pe 1:20, RV, "foreknown" (AV, "foreordained"); (2) Israel as God's earthly...

Foreordain

Foreordain * For FOREORDAIN see DETERMINE, No. 3, FOREKNOW, A

Forerunner

Forerunner an adjective signifying "running forward, going in advance," is used as a noun, of "those who were sent before to take observations," acting as scouts, especially in military matters; or of "one sen...

Foresail

Foresail from artao, "to fasten to," is rendered "mainsail" in Act 27:40, AV; RV, "foresail." As to the particular kind of sail there mentioned, Sir William Ramsay, quoting from Juvenal concerning the entrance...

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