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Hebrews
11:37 They
were
stoned, they
were
sawn in
two, they were
tempted, they
were
put to
death
*
* with the
sword; they
went
about in
sheepskins, in
goatskins
*, being
destitute,
afflicted,
ill-treated
(NASB:
Lockman) |
Greek:
elithasthesan,
epristhesan,
en
phono
machaires
apethanon,
perielthon
en
melotais,
en
aigeiois
dermasin,
usteroumenoi,
thlibomenoi,
kakouchoumenoi,
Amplified:
(Amplified
Bible - Lockman)
Barclay: (Westminster
Press)
NLT: (NLT
- Tyndale House)
Phillips: (Phillips:
Touchstone)
Wuest: (Erdmans)
Young's Literal: |
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Hebrews 11
Hebrews 11
Hebrews 11
Hebrews 11
Hebrews 11:35,
11:35-36,
11:37-38,
11:29-40
Hebrews 11:32-40 The Story of Faith
Hebrews 11
Hebrews 11
Hebrews 11
Hebrews 11:32-40 The Remnant of the
Faithful - Audio
Hebrews 11:32-40 The Triumph of
Faith
Hebrews 11:30,
11:31,
11:32,
33-34,
35-36,
37-38,
39-40
Hebrews 11:29-38
,
11:39-12:2
Hebrews 11 Word Pictures
Hebrews 11:1-40
Faith Made Visible
Hebrews 11:8-38 The
Activities of Faith
Hebrews 11:32-38 A Summary of the Faithful
Hebrews 11:32-40
Hebrews 11:35-36
Hebrews 11: Word
Studies
Hebrews 11:20-22,
11:23-28,
11:29-34,
11:35-40
Hebrews Inductive Study Part 2 |
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THEY WERE STONED, THEY WERE SAWN IN TWO, THEY WERE TEMPTED, THEY WERE
PUT TO DEATH WITH THE SWORD; THEY WENT ABOUT IN SHEEPSKINS, IN
GOATSKINS, BEING DESTITUTE, AFFLICTED, ILL-TREATED: elithasthesan,
epristhesan, en phone machaires apethanon, perielthon en melotais, en
aigeiois dermasin, usteroumenoi, thlibomenoi, kakouchoumenoi:
(1 Kings 21:10,13-15;
2 Chronicles 24:21;
Matthew 21:35;
23:37;
Luke 13:34;
John 10:31-33;
Acts 7:58,59;
14:19;
2 Corinthians 11:25)
(1 Samuel 22:17-19;
1 Kings 18:4,13;
19:1,10,14;
Jeremiah 2:30;
26:23;
Lamentations 4:13,14;
Matthew 23:35-37;
Luke 11:51-54;
Acts 7:52;
12:2,3
) (2 Kings 1:8;
Matthew 3:4;
Revelation 11:3
) (12:1-3;
Zechariah 13:9;
Matthew 8:20;
1 Corinthians 4:9-13;
2 Corinthians 11:23-27;
12:10;
James 5:10,11)
Destitute
(5302) (hustereo
from hústeros = last, latter, terminal, hindmost)
has the basic meaning of come to late (in time) or to come after (in terms of
space) and thus it means to fail in something, come short of, miss, not to
reach. Hustereo has the basic meaning of being last or inferior. It
means to be left behind in the race and so fail to reach the goal, to fall
short of the end, to lack. It means to come late or too tardily.
It means to be excluded in (Hebrews 12:15)
or in
Hebrews 4:1 as coming too late through one's own fault miss and so
to fail to reach the intended objective or goal.
In several of the NT
passages hustereo means to be in short supply, to fail, to give out or
to lack. Hustereo can mean to experience deficiency in something
advantageous or desirable and thus to be lacking, go without or come short
of (as in Mt 19:20).
Hustereo is used 14 times in the Lxx (Num. 9:7, 13; Neh. 9:21; Job
36:17; Ps. 23:1; 39:4; Eccl. 6:2; 9:8; 10:3; Cant. 7:2; Dan. 4:33; 5:27;
Hab. 2:3) and 16 times in the NT (see below) (Matt. 19:20; Mk. 10:21;
Lk. 15:14; 22:35; Jn. 2:3; Rom. 3:23; 1 Co. 1:7; 8:8; 12:24; 2 Co. 11:5, 9;
12:11; Phil. 4:12; Heb. 4:1; 11:37; 12:15)
The meaning of hustereo is further illustrated in the following
verses...
(At the wedding in Cana site of Jesus' first recorded miracle) And when the
wine gave out, (hustereo) the mother of Jesus said to Him, "They have
no wine." (John 2:3)
Now when he (the prodigal son) had spent everything, a severe famine
occurred in that country, and he began to be in need (hustereo).
(Luke 15:14)
The young man said to Him, "All these things I have kept; what am I still
lacking (hustereo)?" (Mt 19:20)
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