Psalms 71:17-18
taught <03925> [thou hast.]
<05046> [hitherto.]
when ............. until <05704> [Now.]
when .... old .......... until <02209 05704> [when I am old and grey-headed. Heb. until old age and grey hairs. until I.]
strength <02220> [strength. Heb. arm.]
Psalms 92:14
bear fruit ......... filled with vitality <05107 01879> [They.]
old <07872> [in old age.]
leaves <07488> [flourishing. Heb. green.]
Proverbs 16:31
Gray hair <07872> [hoary.]
attained <04672> [if.]
Romans 16:7
compatriots <4773> [kinsmen.]
fellow prisoners <4869> [fellow prisoners.]
they were <1096> [were.]
Philemon 1:9
I would ... appeal ........ love <26 3870> [love's sake.]
Paul <3972> [Paul.]
a prisoner <1198> [prisoner.]
Philemon 1:1
[A. D. 64. A. M. 4068.]
a prisoner <1198> [a prisoner.]
Timothy <5095> [Timothy.]
to Philemon <5371> [Philemon.]
The apostle in this epistle indulges in some fine paronomasais on the proper names. Thus Philemon, [Philemon <\\See definition 5371\\>,] affectionate, or beloved, is "our dearly beloved;" Apphia, ([Apphia <\\See definition 682\\> from appha,] the affectionate address of a brother or sister, according to Suidas,) is "the beloved sister," as several MSS., Vulgate, and others correctly read; Archippus, ([Archippos <\\See definition 751\\>,] the ruler of the horse, for the managing of which heros were anciently famous,) is "our fellow- soldier;" and Onesimus, ([Onesimos <\\See definition 3682\\>,] useful or profitable,) once unprofitable, is now profitable.
and .......... and <2532> [and fellow labourer.]
Philemon 1:13-14
in your ... during <4675 5228 1722> [in thy stead.]
imprisonment <1199> [the bonds.]
without <5565> [without.]
your ............ your good deed <4674 4675 18> [thy benefit.]
