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Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Happen
Happen lit., "to go or come together" (sun, "with," baino, "to go"), signifies "...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Haply (if, lest)
Haply (if, lest) denotes "if therefore," "if accordingly" (i.e., if in these cir...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Hang
Hang is used (a) transitively in Act 5:30 , Act 10:39 ; in the Passive Voice, in...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Handwriting
Handwriting * For HANDWRITING see BOND
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Hands (made by, not ma...
Hands (made by, not made with) "made by hand," of human handiwork (cheir, and po...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Hands (lay hands on)
Hands (lay hands on) * For LAY HANDS ON (krateo in Mat 18:28 , Mat 21:46 ; piazo...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Handmaid and Handmaiden
Handmaid and Handmaiden * For HANDMAID and HANDMAIDEN see under BONDMAN
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Handle
Handle "to feel, touch, handle," is rendered by the latter verb in Luk 24:39 , i...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Handkerchief
Handkerchief a Latin word, sudarium (from sudor, "sweat"), denotes (a) "a cloth ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Handed down
Handed down an adjective, denoting "handed down from one's fathers," is used in ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Hand (with one's own)
Hand (with one's own) a noun (autos, "self," cheir, "the hand"), is used in the ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Hand (take in)
Hand (take in) "to put the hand to" (epi, "to," cheir, "the hand"), is rendered ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Hand (lead by the)
Hand (lead by the) lit., "a hand-leader" (cheir, "the hand," ago, "to lead"), is...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Hand (at hand)
Hand (at hand) "near, nigh," frequently rendered "at hand," is used (a) of place...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Hand
Hand "the hand" (cp. Eng., "chiropody"), is used, besides its ordinary significa...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Halt
Halt "lame," is translated "halt" in Mat 18:8 , Mar 9:45 , Joh 5:3 ; in Act 14:8...
