But that stupid stocking Celsus, who leaves out no kind of ridicule and . Chapter XXII. But this little fool Celsus, who leaves out no kind of mockery and mockery that can be? But this little fool [3493] Celsus. /…/origenes/origenes vs. Celsus/Chapter XXII but so low.htm For «mocked» (Job 12:4), the revised version (British and American) has «a laughing stock»; for «mockers» (Isaiah 28:22), the revised English version «scorner», the American standard version «scoffer»; for «mockers» (Jeremiah 15:17), «those who made them happy»; for «despise» (Proverbs 19:28), «mocks»; for «As one mocks the other, do you laugh at him too?» (Job 13:9): «As anyone deceives a man, shall you deceive him?» (Rand, «mocks,» «mocks»); «mockery» for «laughter» (Job 9:23); for «He will come in the last days of mockers» (2. Peter 3:3), «In the last days (Rand, «the Greeks in the last days»), mockery will come with mockery» (empaigmone empaiktai). Hebrews 11:36 Others were tried by cruel mockery and flogging; Yes, and through chains and captivity. (WEY) Mockery is the translation of qallacah «to mock,» «to mock» (Ezekiel 22:4); d`empaigmos la Septuagint pour qallacah) (Hebrews 11:36; Wisdom of Solomon 12:25; Ecclesiastical 27:28, «mockery»; 2 Maccabees 7:7, «spotting-stick,» the revised version (British and American) «mockery»; 2 Macc 7:10, «made a mocking broth» (empaizo)); of mokos (Ecclesiastes 33:6). Mockery (18 appearances). 1.

(n) ridiculous; Mockery; Mockery; mockery or mockery of the expression of contempt, contempt or reproach. 2. (n.) An object of contempt, ridicule or ridicule…/s/mockery.htm – 12k The Gospel further records that the soldiers separated the clothes. They poured my dress a lot. Nor did the prophets remain silent on the garment, the scarlet robe, that the soldiers would have put on him to ridicule. /…/25 The Gospel continues.htm But as it is in the mockery that Celsus says, we speak of «God is coming. Chapter XIII. But as he is mocking, Celsus says that we speak of «God descending? But how mocking, Celsus says. /…//christianbookshelf.org/origen/origen against Celsus/Chapter XIII.htm but therefore 420.

Anexikakos — Enduring evil. Wound. [420 () shows «the quality of patiently affirming faith in the face of ridicule (Wis 2:19)» (Nigel Turner, 321). Etymology. strongsnumbers.com/greek2/420.htm – 7k of the ridicule he endured at the hands of Pilate`s cohort. Chapter IX. » the ridicule he endured at the hands of Pilate`s cohort and the harmony between the three evangelists who recount this scene. /…/Augustine/The harmony of the Gospels/Chapter IX of mockery Which.htm 5953a. alal — act strictly. Definition of the root difficult to act NASB use of words abuse (2), abused (1), bring pain (1), treat (1), treated (2), mock (2), exercise actions. /hebrew/5953a.htm – 5k of despotion [*or spotte] (two articles). DES Mockt [*Oder des Mockts] (TWO ARTICLES).

We must now speak of ridicule, under the title of which two questions arise: (1) Yes. /…//christianbookshelf.org/aquinas/summa theologica/of mockery or mockery two.htm mok, mok`er, mok`-ing (hathal, la`agh, empaizo): mockery is the translation of hathal, «to play,» «to mock,» «to mock» (Judges 16:10, 13, 15, 1 Kings 18:27; «Elijah laughed at her»; Job 13:9 twice, the revised version (British and American) «deceives,» «deceives,» «mocks,» «mocks»); From la`agh, «stuttering» or «babbling in mimicry», «mocking» or «despising» (2. Chronicles 30:10; Nehemiah 4:1; Job 11:3; Job 21:3 Proverbs 1:26; Proverbs 17:5; Proverbs 30:17 Jeremiah 20:7). Other words are tsachaq, «laughter,» etc. (Genesis 19:14; Genesis 21:9; Genesis 39:14, 17); qalac, «calling» or «weeping,» «mocking,» or «mocking» (2 Kings 2:23; Ezekiel 22:5); Sachaq, «laugh,» «mock» (Job 39:22; Lamentations 1:7); luke, «despise» (Proverbs 14:9); sechoq, «laughter,» «mockery» (Job 12:4); empaizo, «treat like a child,» «mock» (Matthew 2:16; Matthew 20:19; Matthew 27:29, 31, 41, Luke 14:29, etc.); diachleuazo, «simulate», «laugh», etc. L. Walker Michal (18 appearances). after David`s enthusiastic joy and ecstatic dance in front of the newly restored Ark of the Covenant, she received him with bitter and contemptuous mockery (2 Samuel 6…/m/michal.htm – 16k sport (99 appearances). Noah Webster`s Dictionary 1. (n.) Which distracts and makes joyful; Pastime; Entertainment.

2. (n.) Make fun of; Mockery; contemptuous gaiety; Mockery…/s/sport.htm – 35k Psalm 79:4We are a reproach to our neighbors, a mockery and mockery of those around us. (DBY) 7335. Razam — wink, flash. wink root definition, NASB Word flash Flash usage (1). To make a mocking wink with the eyes: wink. A primitive root; To blink (mocking): wink. /hebrew/7335.htm – 5k Sin the Mocker. Or if these consequences are in any way silenced and suppressed, an even more melancholic mockery betrays him by maintaining the illusion that he is. /…/Maclaren/Interpretations of Scripture g/sin the mocker.htm 3917b.

Beds — to be despised. root definition to despise the use of the words NASB further than mocking (1), simulate (1), messenger (1), interpreter (1), mock (1), mediator (1), simulate (1), mocking. /hebrew/3917b.htm – 5k Is insulting or rebuking a mortal sin? Response to Objection 1: It is part of the joke to mock lightly, not with the intention of dishonoring or hurting the person who is being ridiculed. /…/von Aquinas/summa theologica/if one should insult or scold it is .htm Christ crucified. Judgment of the crucifixion (Mark 15:15; Luke 23:24, 25).15. Flogging and mockery (Matthew 27:26-30; Mark 15:16–19; John 19:1-3).16. Then. /…/Johnson/The New Testament Commentary Vol III John/Christus Crucified.htm Mocker (11 occurrences). qallacah «mockery,» «mockery» (Ezekiel 22:4); d`empaigmos la Septuagint pour qallacah) (Hebrews 11:36; Wis. 12:25; Ecclesiastical 27:28, «mockery»; 2Ma 7:7 …/m/mocker.htm – 14k 2049.