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Luke 2:1
Now
1161
in those
1565
days
2250
a decree
1378
went
1831
out from
A
Caesar
2541
Augustus
828
, that a census
583
be taken
583
of
B
all
3956
1
the inhabited
3625
earth
3625
.
AMPLIFIED
2015
Luke 2:1
Now in those days a decree went out from [the emperor]
1
Caesar Augustus, that all the inhabited world (the Roman Empire) should be
2
registered [in a census].
NASB Translator's Notes:
Literal renderings, alternate translations or explanations.
1
I.e. the Roman empire
Amplified 2015 Translator's Notes:
Literal renderings, alternate translations or explanations.
1
Augustus, Rome's first and possibly greatest emperor was born Gaius Octavius in 63
B
.
C
. He was the great-nephew, adopted son and heir of the dictator, Julius Caesar. Under Augustus' intelligent leadership (27
B
.
C
.-
A
.
D
. 14) Rome entered the period of peace and prosperity known as the
Pax Romana
.
2
This was the first general census conducted outside Rome that included the people of the Roman provinces.
NASB Cross References:
Related verses.
A
Matt 22:17
"Tell us then, what do You think? Is it lawful to give a poll-tax to Caesar, or not?"
B
Matt 24:14
"This gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all the nations, and then the end will come.
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Heb.
583
apographô
; from
575
and
1125; to copy, enroll:--
census be taken(1), enrolled(1), register(1), register for the census(1).
828
Augoustos
; of Lat. or.;
Augustus,
the name of a Rom. emperor:--Augustus(1).
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).
1378
dogma
; from
1380; an opinion,
(a public)
decree:--
decree(1), decrees(3), ordinances(1).
1565
ekeinos
; from
1563; that one
(or neut.
that thing),
often intensified by the art. preceding:--once*(3), one(4), other(1), these(1), this(2), those(35), those things(1), very(1), what(1).
1831
exerchomai
; from
1537
and
2064; to go
or
come out of:--
came(33), came forth(4), come(22), come forth(3), comes(1), coming(7), departed(1), departing(1), descended*(1), eluded(1), get(2), go(21), go away(2), go*(1), goes(2), going(2), gone(13), gone forth(2), got(2), leave(4), left(15), proceeded forth(1), spread(3), went(61), went ashore(2), went away(3), went forth(5), went off(1).
2250
hêmera
; a prim. word;
day:--
always*(1), court(1), daily*(10), day(207), day's(1), day...another(1), daybreak(1), days(148), daytime(2), midday*(1), time(12), years(4).
2541
Kaisar
; of Lat. or.;
Caesar,
a Roman emperor:--Caesar(21), Caesar's(8).
3625
oikoumenê
; the fem. pres. pass. part. of
3611; the inhabited earth:--
inhabited earth(1), world(14).
3956
pas
; a prim. word;
all, every:--
all(731), all the things(7), all...things(1), all kinds(1), all men(14), all people(4), all respects(3), all things(126), all*(1), always*(3), any(16), any at all(1), anyone(3), anything(3), anything*(1), continually*(6), entire(4), every(128), every form(1), every kind(9), every respect(1), every way(2), everyone(71), everyone's(1), everyone*(1), everything(45), forever*(1), full(2), great(2), no*(15), none*(1), nothing(1), nothing*(1), one(4), perfectly(1), quite(1), whatever(3), whatever*(1), whoever(7), whole(18).
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