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The aim of Alexander Souter’s A Pocket Lexicon to the Greek New Testament is to give the forms of Greek words in the New Testament and their meanings as exactly as possible. “I have studied brevity throughout, omitting matters connected with declension, conjugation, gender, &c., and even references to passages in the New Testament itself, except in the cases where the reader might be left in...

, (a) c. gen., on the side of, in the interests of, for (literary). Ac. 27:34; (b) c. dat., close to, close by, near, at; (c) c. acc. (of persons, places, things), (1) to, with verbs of coming, sending, bringing, saying; (2) near, after the verb ‘to be’, &c. (instead of παρά τινι); (3) near, instead of παρά, Ac. 5:10, into the house of, Ac. 11:3; (4) of time, near, Lk. 24:29: for (a time), and no longer, Lk. 8:13, John 5:35, Heb. 12:10, &c.; (5) of hostile or friendly relations, with, μάχεσθαι,
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