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Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guiltless
Guiltless "innocent, guiltless" (a, negative, n, euphonic, aitia, "a charge of c...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guileless (without Guile)
Guileless (without Guile) "without guile" (a, negative, and dolos, see GUILE), "...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guile
Guile "a bait, snare, deceit," is rendered "guile" in Joh 1:47 , negatively of N...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guide (Noun and Verb)
Guide (Noun and Verb) "a leader on the way" (hodos, "a way," hegeomai, "to lead"...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guest-chamber
Guest-chamber akin to kataluo (see Note above), signifies (a) "an inn, lodging-p...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guest
Guest "to recline at table," frequently rendered "to sit at meat," is used in it...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guardian
Guardian lit., "one to whose care something is committed" (epi, "upon," trepo, "...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guard (Noun and Verb)
Guard (Noun and Verb) "a guard," (Latin, custodia; Eng., "custodian"), is used o...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Grudgingly
Grudgingly * Note: In 2Co 9:7 , the phase ek lupes, lit., "out of sorrow" (ek, "...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Grudge ({\cf11\ul Jam ...
* For GRUDGE ( Jam 5:9 ), GRIEVE, B, No. 3, GRUDGING ( 1Pe 4:9 ) see MURMUR
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Grow
Grow "to grow or increase," of the grow of that which lives, naturally or spirit...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Ground, Grounded
Ground, Grounded "the eath, land," etc., often denotes "the ground," e.g., Mat 1...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Gross (to wax)
Gross (to wax) from pachus, "thick," signifies "to thicken, fatten;" in the Pass...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Groan, Groaning
Groan, Groaning from en, "in," and brime, "strength," is rendered "groaned" in J...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Grind
Grind signifies "to grind at the mill," Mat 24:41 , Luk 17:35 . The Sept. has bo...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Grievous, Grievously
Grievous, Grievously denotes "heavy, burdensome;" it is always used metaphorical...
