διϋλίζω
diulizō
G1368
G:V
Greek
to strain out
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diulizo describes filtering out a gnat in the contrast with swallowing a camel.
The attested use describes filtering out a gnat, contrasted with swallowing a camel in Matthew 23:24.
Senses in use
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Filtering out a small creature · dominant
The present active nominative plural masculine participle identifies those who perform the action; in Matthew 23:24 the APB renders the clause “who strain out the gnat and swallow the camel,” setting the filtering action against the opposite action in the same comparison.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Matthew 23:24, the APB presents the action as “strain out the gnat.” This rendering is treated as confirmation of the clause's contrast rather than a separate definition.