Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Guest

Guest "to recline at table," frequently rendered "to sit at meat," is used in its present participial form (lit., "reclining ones") as a noun denoting "guests," in Mat 1:22-11 . See LEAN, LIE, SIT. Note: For kataluo, "to unloose," rendered "to be a guest" in Luk 19:7 , AV, (RV, "to lodge"), see L...

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Guest <1,,345, anakeimai>

"to recline at table," frequently rendered "to sit at meat," is used in its present participial form (lit., "reclining ones") as a noun denoting "guests," in Mat 1:22-11. See LEAN, LIE, SIT.

Note: For kataluo, "to unloose," rendered "to be a guest" in Luk 19:7, AV, (RV, "to lodge"), see LODGE.

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