Antilogia denotes opposition or contention, whether ended by an oath, excluded from a blessing, endured as hostility, or linked with Korah.

The occurrences portray contention or opposition: it is brought to an end by an oath, ruled out in the relation of blessing, endured as hostility, and associated with Korah's downfall.

1. Contention or opposition in varied contexts · dominant

   The genitive singular forms occur where an oath ends every dispute in Hebrews 6:16 and where no dispute qualifies the blessing of the lesser by the greater in Hebrews 7:7. The accusative singular in Hebrews 12:3 stands in the clause about enduring hostility from sinners, while the dative singular in Jude 1:11 occurs in the statement that some perished in Korah's dispute.

   Hebrews 6:16Hebrews 7:7Hebrews 12:3Jude 1:11

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB renders the relevant contexts with “dispute” in Hebrews 6:16, Hebrews 7:7, and Jude 1:11, and with “hostility” in Hebrews 12:3. These renderings present the clauses rather than establish separate lexical senses.