κλοπή
klopē
G2829
G:N-F
Greek
theft
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Greek
Language
klope denotes acts listed among evils said to come from within the human heart.
The attested use names acts included in lists of evils said to come from the human heart, alongside other harmful actions in Mark 7:21 and Matthew 15:19.
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Acts arising from the human heart · dominant
In Mark 7:21 and Matthew 15:19, the nominative plural form occurs in lists said to come from within or out of the heart. The APB renders each list with “thefts” among evil thoughts or reasonings, murders, and other acts.
In the Anselm Project Bible: Across both cited verses, the APB includes “thefts” in a list of evils coming from the heart. This reflects the clause-level presentation rather than a precise lexical mapping.