18.
(
$ 1
, 4254), “to bring or lead forth,” e.g., Acts 12:6; 16:30; 25:26.
See
GO
, No. 10.
19.
(
$ 1
, 4317), “to bring to, or unto,” Acts 16:20; 1 Pet. 3:18. For Acts
27:27 see
DRAW
, (B), No 3.¶
Other verbs are:
20.
(
&
, 2865), usually, “to receive, to bring in,” Luke 7:37. See
RECEIVE
.
21.
(
$!
, 3930), usually, “to offer, furnish, supply” (lit., “to have near”),
“to bring, in the sense of supplying,” Acts 16:16; 19:24. See
DO
,
GIVE
,
KEEP
,
MINISTER
,
OFFER
,
SHEW
,
TROUBLE
.
22.
(
$!
, 654), “to turn, or put, back,” is translated “brought
back” in Matt. 27:3. See
PERVERT
,
PUT
,
TURN
.
23.
(
1
, 2601), in the active voice, “to cause to go down,” is
used in the passive in the sense of “being brought down,” Luke 10:15 (
KJV
, “thrust
down”); “go down” in Matt. 11:23 (marg., “be brought down”).¶
24.
$
(
1
, 4822), rendered “brought” in Acts 19:33.
25.
(
$ !
, 4311), “to send forth, to bring on one’s way,” Acts 15:3;
20:38,
RV
; 21:5; Rom. 15:24; 1 Cor. 16:6, 11; 2 Cor. 1:16; Titus 3:13; 3 John 6. See
ACCOMPANY
,
CONDUCT
.¶
26.
(
1
, 985), “to bud, spring up,” translated “brought forth” (i.e.,
“caused to produce”), in Jas. 5:18. See
BUD
,
SPRING
.
27.
(
!
, 4160), “to make, to do,” used of the bringing forth of fruit, Matt.
3:8, 10; 7:17, 18. See
DO
.
28.
(
#
1
, 1544), “to cast out,” used of bringing forth good and evil
things from the heart, Matt. 12:35. See
CAST
, No. 5.
29.
(
&
, 5088), “to beget, bring forth,” Matt. 1:21, 23, 25; Jas. 1:15 (first part
of verse, according to the best mss.); Rev. 12:5 (
RV
, “was delivered of”). See
BEGET
,
BORN
,
DELIVER
.
30.
$
(
!
, 616), “to bear young,” “bringeth forth” in Jas. 1:15 (end of
verse) and “brought forth,” v. 18 (
KJV
, “begat”). See
BEGET
.¶
31.
(
1
, 1080), “to beget,” translated “brought forth” in Luke 1:57. See
BEGET
, A, No. 1.
32.
$
(
' $!
, 2164), “to bear well, be productive,” “brought forth
plentifully,” Luke 12:16.¶ Cf.
, Mark 4:20,
RV
“bear”; so, Col. 1:6.
33.
(
$!
, 5142), “to rear, bring up, Luke 4:16. See
FEED
,
NOURISH
.
34.
(
$!
, 397), “to nourish,” Acts 7:20, 21; “brought up,” Acts
22:3.¶