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Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Consolation, Console
Consolation, Console is translated "consolation," in both AV and RV, in Luk 2:25...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Consist
Consist "to be," is rendered "consist" (lit., "is") in Luk 12:15 . sun, "with," ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Consider
Consider used as the aorist tense of horao, "to see," is translated "to consider...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Consent
Consent "to agree openly, to acknowledge outwardly, or fully" (ex, for ek, "out,...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Consecrate
Consecrate * Note: In Heb 7:28 the verb teleioo is translated "perfected" in the...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Conscience
Conscience lit., "a knowing with" (sun, "with," oida, "to know"), i.e., "a co-kn...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Conquer, Conqueror
Conquer, Conqueror "to overcome" (its usual meaning), is translated "conquering"...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Congregation
Congregation is translated "congregation" in Heb 2:12 , RV, instead of the usual...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Confute
Confute "to confute powerfully," is an intensive form of elencho, "to convict" (...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Confound, Confuse, Con...
Confound, Confuse, Confusion "instability," (a, negative, kata, "down," stasis, ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Conformed, Conformable
Conformed, Conformable "to make of like form with another person or thing, to re...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Conflict (Noun)
Conflict (Noun) from ago, "to lead," signifies (a) "a place of assembly," especi...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Confirm, Confirmation
Confirm, Confirmation "to make firm, establish, make secure" (the connected adje...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Confidence (Noun, or V...
akin to peitho, B, No. 1 below, denotes "persuasion, assurance, confidence," 2Co...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Confess, Confession
Confess, Confession lit., "to speak the same thing" (homos, "same," lego, "to sp...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Confer, Conference
Confer, Conference lit., "to put before" (pros, "towards," ana, "up," and tithem...
