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3.
(
&
, 1096), “to become,” is sometimes translated “do” or “done,”
e.g., Luke 4:23, “done (at Capernaum),” followed by
in the next clause. In Matt.
21:42 and Mark 12:11, this verb is translated, in the
KJV
, “(the Lord’s) doing”;
RV
, “this
was from the Lord.” See
BECOME
.
4.
(
#$ 1
, 2038) denotes “to work” (
, “work”). In Gal. 6:10 the
RV
renders it “let us work,” for
KJV
, “let us do”; in 3 John 5, “thou doest.” See
COMMIT
,
LABOR
,
MINISTER
,
TRADE
,
WORK
.
5.
(
$ 1
, 2716),
(intensive), is a more emphatic verb
than No. 4. In Rom. 2:9 the
RV
has “worketh” for
KJV
, “doeth.” In Rom. 7:15, 17, both
translate it “I do” (
RV
marg., “work”); so in v. 20, “I that do.” In 1 Cor. 5:3 the
RV
has
“wrought,” for
KJV
, “done.” In Eph. 6:13 both render it “having done (all); more suitably,
“having wrought” (all); the
KJV
marg. “having overcome” does not give the correct
meaning. See
CAUSE
, B,
Note
(2),
PERFORM
,
WORK
,
WROUGHT
.
6.
$
(
* "
, 2480) signifies “to be strong, to prevail.” It is translated “I can do,”
in Phil. 4:13. See
ABLE
, etc.
7.
(
$!
, 3930), lit. means “to hold near” (
, “beside,” and
, “to
have”), i.e., “to present, offer, supply.” It is translated “do for” in Luke 7:4. See
BRING
,
No. 21.
Notes:
(1) In Phil. 2:13
, “to work,” is translated “to do,”
KJV
;
RV
, “to work.”
(2) In Luke 13:32
, “to complete, perform,” is translated “I … do,”
KJV
;
RV
, “I
perform” (some mss. have
here). (3) In Acts 15:36,
, “to have, to hold,”
sometimes used to express the condition in which a person is, how he is faring, is
translated “(how) they do,”
KJV
;
RV
, “how they fare.” It is often used of a physical
condition, e.g., Matt. 4:24 (see
SICK
). (4) In Acts 25:9
, “to deposit, or lay up,
for future use, to lay up favor for oneself with a person,” is translated “to do (the Jews a
pleasure),”
KJV
;
RV
, “to gain (favor with the Jews).” (5) In John 16:2
, “to bring
near, offer, present,” is translated “doeth (service),”
KJV
;
RV
, “offereth (service).” (6) In
Heb. 4:13 the phrase
, rendered “(with whom) we have to do,” is, lit.,
“(with whom is) the account to us.” (7) In 1 Cor. 13:10,
, “to render inactive,
abolish,” so is translated “shall be done away”; 2 Cor. 3:7,
KJV
, “was to be done away,”
RV
, “was passing away; 2Co 3:11. See
ABOLISH
,
DESTROY
. (8) For “done aforetime,”
Rom. 3:25,
RV
, see
PAST
. For “did,” 2 Tim. 4:14,
KJV
, see
SHOW
, NO. 3. For “do good”
see
GOOD
.
For
DOING
see
DEED
, No. 3,
DO
, No. 3
DOCTOR
1.
(
1
, 1320), a teacher (from
, “to teach”), cf.
, “teaching, doctrine, instruction,” is translated “doctors,” with reference to the
teachers of the Jewish religion, Luke 2:46. Cf.
$
, “a teacher”. See
MASTER
,
TEACHER
.