Lexicon
ἔνειμι
eneimi
G1751
G:V Greek

be in

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eneimi refers to what is within, as the object of giving in Luke 11:41.

Its sole attested use identifies things that are within as the object of charitable giving in Luke 11:41.

Senses in use

  1. What is within as an object of giving · dominant

    In Luke 11:41, the present active accusative plural neuter participle occurs in the instruction to give what is within as charity; the APB renders the clause, “give what is within as charity.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 11:41, the APB presents the clause as “give what is within as charity.” That wording confirms the clause's setting without isolating every element of the form.

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