is "the body as a whole, the instrument of life," whether of man living, e.g., Matthew 6:22 , or dead, Matthew 27:52; or in resurrection, 1—Corinthians 15:44; or beasts, Hebrews 13:11; of grain, 1—Corinthians 15:37,38; of the heavenly hosts, 1—Corinthians 15:40 . In Revelation 18:13 it is translated "slaves." In its figurative uses the essential idea is preserved.
Matthew 5:296:22Romans 12:1James 3:6Revelation 18:13Acts 9:3713:36John 19:40 John 19:422—Corinthians 12:2,3Hebrews 11:40John 5:28,29Revelation 20:131—Corinthians 5:31—Thessalonians 5:23Ephesians 1:23Colossians 1:18,22,241—Corinthians 12:27signifies "the surface of a body," especially of the human body, Acts 19:12 , with reference to the handkerchiefs carried from Paul's body to the sick.
denotes, lit., "a fall" (akin to pipto, "to fall"); hence, "that which is fallen, a corpse," Matthew 14:12; 24:28 , "carcase;" Mark 6:29; 15:45 , "corpse;" Revelation 11:8,9 , "dead bodies" (Gk., "carcase," but plural in the 2nd part of ver. 9). See CARCASE , CORPSE.
sun, "with," and A, No. 1., means "united in the same body," Ephesians 3:6 , of the church.
"bodily," is used in Luke 3:22 , of the Holy Spirit in taking a bodily shape; in 1—Timothy 4:8 of bodily exercise.
"bodily, corporeally," is used in Colossians 2:9 .
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