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NASB   Notes Context   Matt 9:17 "Nor3761 do people put906 new3501b wine3631 into old3820 wineskins779; otherwise1490b the wineskins779 burst4486, and the wine3631 pours1632a out and the wineskins779 are ruined622; but they put906 new3501b wine3631 into fresh2537 wineskins779, and both297 are preserved4933."
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  Notes Context   Matt 9:17 "Nor is new wine put into old 1wineskins [that have lost their elasticity]; otherwise the wineskins burst, and the [fermenting] wine spills and the wineskins are ruined. But new wine is put into fresh wineskins, so both are preserved."

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1 A skin was a bag made from the skin of an animal. New wine was always put in a new bag so that the bag would stretch as the wine continued to ferment, and then the bag would harden. An old bag would burst if new wine was put in it.
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297 amphoteroi; cptv. of amphô (on both sides, around); both:--all(2), both(12).
622 apollumi; from 575 and same as 3639; to destroy, destroy utterly:--bring(1), destroy(17), destroyed(9), dying(1), end(1), killed(1), lose(10), loses(7), lost(14), much(1), passed away(1), perish(14), perishable(1), perished(4), perishes(1), perishing(6), put to death(1), ruined(3).
779 askos; a prim. word; a leather bottle, wineskin:--skins(4), wineskins(8).
906 ballô; a prim. word; to throw, cast:--bring(2), cast(15), casting(3), casts(3), contributors(1), laid(1), lying(3), lying sick(1), place(1), poured(4), put(22), puts(2), putting(4), rushed(1), swung(2), threw(12), throw(16), thrown(27), tossing(1).
1490b ei de mê(ge); from 1487, 1161, and 3361 (sometimes with 1065 added); but if not:--else(3), otherwise(7).
1632a ekcheô; from 1537 and cheô (to pour); to pour out, fig. to bestow:--pour(1), pour forth(2), poured(10), poured forth(1), pours(1), shed(1).
2537 kainos; a prim. word; new, fresh:--fresh(3), new(37), new things(1), things new(1).
3501b neos,
neôteros (cptv.); a prim. word; young, new:--new(10), new self(1), young men(2), young women(1), younger(6), younger men(2), youngest(1).
3631 oinos; a prim. word; wine:--wine(33), wine*(1).
3761 oude; from 3756 and 1161; and not, neither:--all(2), cannot*(3), either(4), even(37), neither(4), no(4), no*(1), nor(64), nothing*(1), or(20), then(1).
3820 palaios; from 3819; old, ancient:--old(19).
4486 rhêgnumi; prol. vb. from a prim. root rêg-; to break apart, by ext. to throw down:--break forth(1), burst(3), slammed(1), slams(1), tear...to pieces(1).
4933 suntêreô; from 4862 and 5083; to keep close, i.e. preserve:--kept...safe(1), preserved(1), treasured(1).





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