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Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Foundation (to lay), F...
Foundation (to lay), Founded is properly an adjective denoting "belonging to a f...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Foul
Foul denotes "unclean, impure" (a, negative, and kathairo, "to purify"), (a) cer...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Foster-brother
Foster-brother primarily denotes "one nourished or brought up with another" (sun...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forward (be), Forwardness
Forward (be), Forwardness * Notes: (1) The verb thelo, "to will, wish," is trans...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forty
Forty is used in circumstances in Scripture which indicate the number as suggest...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forthwith
Forthwith "at once" (from, ek, "out of," and autes, the genitive case of autos, ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forth
Forth "outside, without" (from, ek, "out of, from"), frequently signifies "forth...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forswear
Forswear signifies "to swear falsely, to undo one's swearing, forswear oneself" ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forsomuch
Forsomuch * For FORSOMUCH see + p. 9
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forsake
Forsake a strengthened form of leipo, "to leave," signifies (a) "to leave, to le...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Fornication, Fornicator
Fornication, Fornicator is used (a) of "illicit sexual intercourse," in Joh 8:41...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Former
Former "first," is translated "former" in Act 1:1 , of Luke's first treatise; in...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Formed
Formed like the noun (A, No. 1), refers, not to the external and transient, but ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Form (Noun)
Form (Noun) denotes "the special or characteristic form or feature" of a person ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forgive, Forgave, Forg...
Forgive, Forgave, Forgiveness primarily, "to send forth, send away" (apo, "from,...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Forget, Forgetful
Forget, Forgetful "to escape notice," is translated "they (wilfully) forget" in ...
