Back to Vine NT

Vine NT

Suppose

Suppose "to consider, suppose, think," is rendered "to suppose" in Mat 20:10, Luk 2:34, Luk 3:23, Act 7:25, Act 14:19, Act 16:27, Act 21:29, 1Ti 6:5; in 1Co 7:26, AV (RV, "I think"); in Act 16:13, the RV adher...

Vine's New Testament Dictionary
Word study dictionary 4.3 MB

Meaning

Suppose <1,,3543, nomizo>

"to consider, suppose, think," is rendered "to suppose" in Mat 20:10, Luk 2:34, Luk 3:23, Act 7:25, Act 14:19, Act 16:27, Act 21:29, 1Ti 6:5; in 1Co 7:26, AV (RV, "I think"); in Act 16:13, the RV adheres to the meaning "to suppose," "(where) we supposed (there was a place of prayer);" this word also signifies "to practice a custom" (nomos) and is commonly so used by Greek writers. Hence the AV, "was wont (to be made);" it is rendered "to think" in Mat 5:17, Mat 10:34, Act 8:20, Act 17:29, 1Co 7:36. See THINK.

<2,,1380, dokeo>

"to be of opinion," is translated "to suppose" in Mar 6:49, Luk 24:37, Joh 20:15, Act 27:13; in the following, AV "suppose," RV, "think," Luk 12:51, Luk 13:2, Heb 10:29. It is most frequently rendered "to think," always in Matthew; always in John, except Joh 11:31, "supposing," RV [where the best texts have this verb (for lego, AV, "saying")], and Joh 20:15 (see above).

<3,,5274, hupolambano>

when used of metal action, signifies "to suppose," Luk 7:43, Act 2:15. See ANSWER, RECEIVE.

<4,,5282, huponoeo>

"to suspect, to conjecture," is translated "suppose ye" in Act 13:25, RV (AV, "think ye"); "I supposed" in Act 25:18. See DEEM.

<5,,3633,oiomai / oimai> signifies "to expect, imagine, suppose;" it is rendered "to suppose" in Joh 21:25, Phi 1:17, RV (AV, Phi 1:16, "thinking"); "think" in Jam 1:7. See THINK.

Notes: (1) In 2Co 11:5, AV, logizomai, "to reckon" (RV), is rendered "I suppose;" so in 1Pe 5:12, AV, RV, "(as) I account (him);" Silvanus was not supposed by Peter to be faithful, he was "reckoned" or regarded so. (2) In Phi 2:25, AV, hegeomai, "to reckon, deem," is rendered "I supposed" (RV, "I counted").

Ampiaw
Add to home screen for a faster, app-like experience