No such thing........
Slay, Slain, Slew
1, apokteino
the usual word for “to kill,” is so translated in the RV wherever possible (e.g., for AV, “to slay,” in Luke 11:49; Acts 7:52; Rev. 2:13; 9:15; 11:13; 19:21); in the following the verb “to kill” would not be appropriate, Rom. 7:11, “slew,” metaphorically of sin, as using the commandment; Eph. 2:16, “having slain,” said metaphorically of the enmity between Jew and Gentile. See KILL, No. 1.
Note: Some mss. have it in John 5:16 (AV, “to slay”
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2, anaireo
“to take away, destroy, kill,” is rendered “to slay” in Matt. 2:16; Acts 2:23; 5:33,36; 9:29, AV (RV, “to kill”
; 10:39; 13:28; 22:20; 23:15, RV; in 2 Thess. 2:8 the best texts have this verb (for analisko, “to consume,” AV and RV marg.); hence the RV, “shall slay,” of the destruction of the man of sin See KILL, No. 2.
3, sphazo | sphatto>
“to slay,” especially of victims for sacrifice (akin to sphage: see SLAUGHTER), is used (a) of taking human life, 1 John 3:12 (twice); Rev. 6:4, RV, “slay” (AV, “kill”
; in Rev. 13:3, probably of assination, RV, “smitten (unto death),” AV, “wounded (to death),” RV marg., “slain;” Rev. 18:24; (b) of Christ, as the Lamb of sacrifice, Rev. 5:6,9,12; 6:9; 13:8. See KILL, No. 7.
4, katasphazo
“to kill off” (kata, used intensively, and No. 3), is used in Luke 19:27. In the Sept., Ezek. 16:40; Zech. 11:5.
5, diacheirizo
“to lay hands on, kill,” is translated “slew” in Acts 5:30. See KILL, No. 6.
6, phoneuo
“to kill, to murder,” is rendered “ye slew” in Matt. 23:35. See KILL, No. 4. Note: For thuo, Acts 11:7, AV, “slay” (RV, “kill”
, see KILL, No. 3.
I'd get out of this church......WAAAAAAY to scary! Throwing themselves down?? Real scary! Emotions and/or satanic.............
)Note some things that are not talked about in scripture: (space travel, internet chatting) Is there something wrong with these things? NO!
