Koloboo denotes making the days shorter in statements about their being reduced for the elect's sake.

The attested use concerns days being made shorter: Mark 13:20 states this in relation to flesh being saved, and Matthew 24:22 frames the same outcome conditionally and prospectively.

1. Making the days shorter · dominant

   In Mark 13:20, the aorist active singular form occurs where the Lord has made the days shorter for the sake of the elect; the APB renders the clause "he shortened the days." In Matthew 24:22, the aorist passive plural and future passive plural forms concern those days being made shorter so that flesh may be saved; the APB renders "had not been shortened" and "will be shortened."

   Mark 13:20Matthew 24:22

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across Mark 13:20 and Matthew 24:22, the APB presents the relevant clauses with "shortened," including both a completed and a future formulation. These renderings confirm the clauses' overall presentation rather than isolate each token mechanically.