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3:17; 1 Thess. 1:7; 2 Thess. 3:9; 1 Tim. 4:12,
RV
, “ensample”; Titus 2:7,
RV
, “ensample,”
for
KJV
, “pattern”; 1 Pet. 5:3; in a doctrinal sense, a type, Rom. 5:14. See
EXAMPLE
,
FASHION
,
FIGURE
,
FORM
,
MANNER
,
PATTERN
,
PRINT
.¶
2.
$ $
(
% "
, 5296), “an outline, sketch,” akin to
$ $
, “to
delineate,” is used metaphorically to denote a “pattern,” an “ensample,” 1 Tim. 1:16,
RV
,
“ensample,” for
KJV
, “pattern”; 2 Tim. 1:13,
RV
, “pattern,” for
KJV
, “form.” See
FORM
,
PATTERN
.¶
3.
$
(
%
, 5262), lit., “that which is shown” (from
$
, “under,”
and
$
, “to show”), hence, (a) “a figure, copy,” Heb. 8:5,
RV
, “copy,” for
KJV
,
“example”; 9:23; (b) “an example,” whether for imitation, John 13:15; Jas. 5:10, or for
warning, Heb. 4:11; 2 Pet. 2:6,
RV
, example. See
EXAMPLE
,
PATTERN
.¶
ENSLAVED
$
(
, 1402), “to make a slave of,” is rendered “enslaved” (to much wine)
in Titus 2:3,
RV
, for
KJV
, given to. See
BONDAGE
.
ENSNARE
$
(
"
, 3802), “to entrap, lay snares for” (from
, “anything which
fixes or grips,” hence, “a snare”), is used in Matt. 22:15, of the efforts of the Pharisees to
“entrap” the Lord in His speech,
KJV
, “entangle.” See
ENTANGLE
.¶
For
ENSUE
see
PURSUE
ENTANGLE
1.
$
: see
ENSNARE
.
2.
(
# !
, 1707), “to weave in” ( , “in,”
, “to weave”), hence,
metaphorically, to be involved, entangled in, is used in the passive voice in 2 Tim. 2:4,
“entangleth himself;” 2 Pet. 2:20, “are entangled.”¶ In the Sept., Prov. 28:18.¶
3.
(
#
!
, 1758), “to hold in,” is said (a) of being “entangled” in a yoke of
bondage, such as Judaism, Gal. 5:1. Some mss. have the word in 2 Thess. 1:4, the most
authentic have
, “to endure”; (b) with the meaning to set oneself against, be urgent
against, said of the plotting of Herodias against John the Baptist, Mark 6:19,
RV
, “set
herself against,”
KJV
, “had a quarrel against”; of the effort of the scribes and Pharisees to
provoke the Lord to say something which would provide them with a ground of
accusation against Him, Luke 11:53,
RV
, “to press upon,” marg., “to set themselves
vehemently against,”
KJV
, “to urge.”¶
ENTER, ENTERING, ENTRANCE
A. Verbs.
1.
(
* !$
, 1525), “to come into” (
, “in,”
, “to come”), is
frequently rendered “entered” in the
RV
for
KJV
, “went into,” e.g., Matt. 9:25; 21:12; or
“go in,” e.g., Matt. 7:13; Luke 8:51; “go,” Luke 18:25; “was coming in,” Acts 10:25. See
COME
, No. 2,
GO
(
Notes
).
2.
$
(
!$
, 4897), “to enter together,” is used in John 6:22 (in
the best mss.; see No. 6) and 18:15.¶