καταλιθάζω
katalithazō
G2642
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to stone
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Katalithazo denotes the future act of stoning threatened by the people in Luke 20:6.
The attested use denotes a threatened act of stoning: in Luke 20:6, the future active indicative form occurs in the consequence feared if a particular answer is given.
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Threatened future stoning · dominant
In Luke 20:6, καταλιθάσει is a third-person singular future active indicative in the stated consequence of saying the matter is from humans; the APB presents the clause as the people's threatened response of stoning.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 20:6, the APB presents the verb within a warning that the people will stone those giving the stated answer. Its wording confirms the clause's overall action rather than isolating the term mechanically.