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Luke 14:32
"Or
1161
else
1490b
, while the other
846
is still
2089
far
4206
away
4206
, he sends
649
1
a delegation
4242
and asks
2065
for terms
4314
of peace
1515
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AMPLIFIED
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Luke 14:32
"Or else
[if he feels he is not powerful enough],
while the other
[king]
is still a far distance away, he sends an envoy and asks for terms of peace.
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1
Or
an embassy
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649
apostellô
; from
575
and
4724; to send, send away:--
puts(1), send(17), send forth(3), sending(3), sends(1), sent(104), sent...away(1), set(1).
846
autos
; an intensive pron., a prim. word; (1)
self
(emphatic) (2)
he, she, it
(used for the third pers. pron.) (3)
the same:--
accompanied*(2), agree*(1), anyone(1), both*(1), city(2), even(1), here*(1), herself(5), himself(83), itself(7), just(1), lies(1), like(1), like-minded(1), money(1), myself(10), number(1), one(1), one's(2), other(1), ourselves(8), own(2), part(1), people(1), person(1), personally(1), righteousness(1), same(59), same things(4), same way(1), selves(1), sight(1), temple(1), theirs(3), themselves(23), there*(2), these(1), these things(2), this(1), those(2), together*(8), very(17), very one(1), very thing(4), well(1), who(3), whose(2), whose*(1), women(1), yourself(3), yourselves(14), yourselves*(3).
1161
de
; a prim. word;
but, and, now,
(a connective or adversative particle):--after(2), also(2), another*(8), even(4), even though(1), former*(1), however(6), moreover(1), moreover*(1), nevertheless(1), now(267), or(6), other(1), other hand(4), others*(3), partly(1), rather(1), so(12), suppose*(1), then(6), therefore(1), though(1), what(1), when(3), whereas(2), yes(1), yet(25).
1490b
ei de mê(ge)
; from
1487, 1161,
and
3361
(sometimes with
1065
added);
but if not:--
else(3), otherwise(7).
1515
eirênê
; of unc. der., perh. from
eirô
(to join):
lit. or fig.
peace,
by impl.
welfare:--
peace(91), undisturbed*(1).
2065
erôtaô
; akin to
eromai
(to ask); to ask, question:--
ask(15), ask a question(1), asked(14), asking(11), asks(3), beg(1), begging(1), implored(1), imploring(1), make request(1), please(2), question(5), questioned(2), request(4), requesting(1), urging(1).
2089
eti
; a prim. adv.;
still, yet:--
after(1), any longer(7), anymore(4), besides(1), further(4), longer(15), more(6), moreover*(1), still(43), yes(2), yet(8).
4206
porrô
; an alt. form of
prosô
(far from); far off:--
away*(1), far(2), far away(1), farther(1).
4242
presbeia
; from
4243; age, seniority:--
delegation(2).
4314
pros
; a prim. prep.;
advantageous for,
at
(denotes local proximity),
toward
(denotes motion toward a place):--about(1), accord(1), according(1), across(1), against(21), among(5), around(2), because(2), before(9), beside(1), end(1), near(4), order(1), pertaining(4), promote(1), referring(1), regard(1), so(5), terms(1), together*(1), toward(9), whispered*(1).
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