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Guile <1,,1388, dolos>

"a bait, snare, deceit," is rendered "guile" in Joh 1:47, negatively of Nathanael; Act 13:10, RV, AV, "subtlety" (of Bar-Jesus); 2Co 12:16, in a charge made against Paul by his detractors, of catching the Corinthian converts by "guile" (the Apostle is apparently quoting the language of his critics); 1Th 2:3, negatively, of the teaching of the Apostle and his fellow missionaries; 1Pe 2:1, of that from which Christians are to be free; 1Pe 2:22, of the guileless speech of Christ (cp. GUILELESS, No. 2); 1Pe 3:10, of the necessity that the speech of Christians should be guileless. See also Mat 26:4, Mar 7:22, Mar 14:1. See CRAFT, DECEIT, SUBTLETY.

Note: In Rev 14:5, some mss. have dolos; the most authentic have pseudos, a "lie."

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