Words the Bible translates as set before
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 4 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- paratithēmiπαρατίθημιto set before someone: to place food on the table for a guest, or lay a teaching out for a listener to consider
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- to entrust: to place something valuable into trustworthy hands to be guarded and given back or handed on
- proistēmiπροΐστημιto be in charge of something and look after it: to lead, to manage, to take the lead in
- prokeimaiπρόκειμαιto be set before someone: to lie in front of a person, whether as something already on hand, a goal held out ahead, or a public exhibit on display
- anatithēmiἀνατίθημιto set beforenot studied yet
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