enanti marks a relation of standing or being evaluated in the presence of God.

As a preposition, enanti marks a person or condition in relation to God: priestly service is described before God in Luke 1:8, while a heart is judged not right before God in Acts 8:21.

1. Prepositional relation before God · dominant

   The form is tagged as a preposition in both clauses. In Luke 1:8 the APB renders priestly service as occurring "before God," and in Acts 8:21 it renders the assessment that a heart is "not right before God."

   Luke 1:8Acts 8:21

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the prepositional relation with "before God" in both Luke 1:8 and Acts 8:21. It does not establish more specific distinctions beyond that shared relation.