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Merchandise (Noun, and Verb, to make)

Merchandise (Noun, and Verb, to make) denotes "commerce, business, trade" [akin to No. 2, and to emporos, "one on a journey" (en, "in," poros, "a journey"), "a merchant"], occurs in Mat 22:5. denotes "a tradin...

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Merchandise (Noun, and Verb, to make)

denotes "commerce, business, trade" [akin to No. 2, and to emporos, "one on a journey" (en, "in," poros, "a journey"), "a merchant"], occurs in Mat 22:5.

denotes "a trading place, exchange" (Eng., "emporium"), Joh 2:16, "(a house) of merchandise."

is translated "merchandise" in Rev 1:18-12, see BURDEN, A, No. 3.

primarily signifies "to travel," especially for business; then, "to traffic, trade," Jam 4:13; then, "to make a gain of, make merchandise of," 2Pe 2:3.

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