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1.
(
/
, 71), “to bear, bring, carry, lead,” is translated by the verb “to lead,” e.g.,
in Mark 13:11; Luke 4:1; 4:9,
RV
; 4:29; 22:54; 23:1,
KJV
only; 23:32; John 18:28 (present
tense,
RV
), Acts 8:32; metaphorically in Rom. 2:4, of the goodness of God; 8:14 and Gal.
5:18, of the Spirit of God; 1 Cor. 12:2, of the powers of darkness instigating to idolatry; 2
Tim. 3:6, of divers lusts (in some mss.,
$
). In Luke 24:21
is used of the
passing (or spending) of a day, and translated “it is (now the third day)”; here the verb is
probably to be taken impersonally, according to idiomatic usage, in the sense “there is
passing the third day.” See
BRING
, No. 10,
KEEP
,
Note
(2).
2.
(
1
, 321), “to lead up” ( , “up”), is used of Christ in being “led” up
by the Spirit into the wilderness, Matt. 4:1; Luke 4:5 (
KJV
, “taking up”); by the elders of
the people into their council, Luke 22:66, “led away.” See
BRING
, No. 11.
3.
(
1
, 520), “to lead away” ( , “away”), is used of a way “leading” to
destruction, Matt. 7:13, to life, v. 14; of those who “led” Christ away from Gethsemane,
Mark 14:44; in some mss., John 18:13, to Annas (the best mss. have No. 1 here); to
Caiaphas, Matt. 26:57; Mark 14:53; to Pilate, Matt. 27:2; to the Praetorium, Mark 15:16;
to crucifixion, Matt. 27:31; Luke 23:26; in some mss. John 19:16; of “leading” an animal
away to watering, Luke 13:15; of being “led” away to idolatry, 1 Cor. 12:2,
RV
, “led
away” (
KJV
, “carried away”). Some mss. have it in Acts 24:7 (
KJV
, “took away”). It is
translated “bring” in 23:17. In 12:19 it signifies “to put to death.” See
BRING
, No. 12,
DEATH
, C, No. 3.¶
4.
(
$ 1
, 4013), used transitively, denotes “to lead about,” 1 Cor. 9:5. For
the intransitive use, see
GO
, No. 9.
5.
(
!$
, 5342), “to bear, carry,” is used metaphorically of a gate, as “leading”
to a city, Acts 12:10. See
BRING
, No. 1.
6.
(
3 !
, 3594), “to lead the way”: see
GUIDE
, B, No. 1.
7.
(
* 1
, 1521), “to bring into,” is translated “to be led into” in Acts 21:37,
KJV
(
RV
, “to be brought into”). See
BRING
, A, No. 13.
8.
$
(
1
, 4879), always in the passive voice, “to be carried or led
away with,” is translated “being led away with” in 2 Pet. 3:17,
KJV
(
RV
, “being carried
away with”). See
CARRY
.
9.
@
(
# 1
, 1806), “to lead out,” is rendered by the verb “to lead, out or forth,”
in Mark 15:20 (in some mss. in 8:23, the best have
, “to bring out)”; Luke 24:50;
John 10:3; Acts 7:36, 40 (
KJV
“brought”), and 13:17,
RV
; Acts 21:38; Heb. 8:9. See
BRING
, No. 14.
10.
(
!$
, 399), “to carry or lead up,” is translated “leadeth … up” in
the
KJV
of Mark 9:2 (
RV
“bringeth … up”). See
BRING
, No. 2.
11.
(
* !$
, 1533), “to bring in, or into,” is translated “lead (us not) into,”
in Matt. 6:13 and Luke 11:4 (
RV
, “bring … into”), of temptation. See
BRING
, No. 4.
12.
(
1
, 4105), “to lead astray” (akin to
, “a wandering”), is
translated “lead … astray,” metaphorically, in Matt. 24:4, 5, 11 and Mark 13:5, 6 (
KJV
,
“deceive”).