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PURPOSE - PYGARG

Greek word translated “purloining” in Tit. 2:10 PUT DOWN. To depose (2 Ch. 36:3).
(nosphizomai) is translated “keep back” in Ac. 5:2-3 in PUT FORTH. (1) Hold out; reach out (Ge. 3:22; 8:9;
reference to Ananias and Sapphira. [See Deceit, Honest, 19:10). (2) Bring forth (De. 33:14; Song 2:13; Mt.
Steal.] 24:32). (3) To propound; to propose (Jud. 14:12). (4)
PURPOSE, PURPOSED. Resolve; design; intent (Ps. To cry out; to speak (Pr. 8:1).
17:3; Je. 49:30). PUT IN REMEMBRANCE. [See Remembrance.]
PURTENANCE. Inwards (Ex. 12:9). PUT TO. To apply (Ezr. 6:12; Ec. 10:10).
PUT AWAY. To cleanse oneself of; to remove; to PUT TO THE WORSE. To worst; to defeat; to get the
discard from one’s life (Ge. 35:2; Ex. 12:15; De. better of (2 Ki. 14:12; 1 Ch. 19:16, 19).
22:22,24; Jos. 24:14; 1 Co. 13:11). This phrase is used PUTEOLI (to stink, sulfurous springs). Ac. 28:13.
to describe divorce (Le. 21:7; Ezr. 10:3; Je. 3:1; Mal.
2:16; Mt. 1:19; 5:31,32; 19:3, 8, 9; 1 Co. 7:11). [See PUTIEL (enlargement of God). Ex. 6:25.
Divorce.] PUTRIFYING. Corrupted; rotted (Is. 1:6).
PYGARG. A species of antelope (De. 14:5).

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