Lexicon
ἐνδύνω
endunō
G1744
G:V Greek

to sneak

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enduno describes people entering homes in the action portrayed in 2 Timothy 3:6.

The attested use portrays people entering homes, with the verse describing their subsequent capture of weak-willed women.

Senses in use

  1. Entering homes to ensnare others · dominant

    In 2 Timothy 3:6, the present active masculine nominative plural participle identifies “the ones” who enter homes; the APB renders the clause “the ones who sneak into homes” and then describes them capturing weak-willed women.

In the Anselm Project Bible: In 2 Timothy 3:6, the APB presents the action as “sneak into homes.” This rendering is taken as confirmation of the clause rather than a precise lexical equivalent.

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