Words the Bible translates as arise
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 7 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- anistēmiἀνίστημιto get up: to come up from a sitting, lying, or kneeling position, and by extension to set out or to step forward to act
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- to rise from the dead, or to raise someone from the dead: to come back to bodily life, or to bring the dead back to life
- qumקוּםto rise up, stand, and stay standing, and to raise up or make something stand, the whole arc from getting to one's feet to bringing a covenant or kingdom into lasting force
- amadעָמַדto arise: to come onto the scene and take one's place, as a king coming to power
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- to stand: to be on one's feet and in place, and so to take up a position, come to a halt, or wait there on someone
- to remain: to keep standing over time, and so to last, to hold one's ground, or to be valid rather than fall
- to set up: to make something or someone stand, and so to erect, station, appoint, present, or confirm
- egeirōἐγείρωto wake someone up, or to get up oneself, from sleep
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- to get up, or to lift someone up onto their feet
- to bring someone or something onto the scene, to raise up or cause to appear
- to raise the dead, or to be raised back to life
- qumקוּםto stand or rise, and to make something stand: to get to one's feet or come on the scene, and to set up, appoint, or firmly establish
- qutsקִיץto wake up: to pass from sleep into wakefulness, or to rouse oneself to act
- epiginomaiἐπιγίνομαιto arise/spring upnot studied yet
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