Oudepo marks something as still not having occurred or been understood at the time in view.

Across the supplied verses, the adverb marks a condition, action, or understanding as not having occurred by the point being described: the Spirit had not fallen, a grave had not received anyone, and the disciples had not understood.

1. Still unrealized at the stated point · dominant

   In Acts 8:16 the adverb occurs in the clause that the Spirit had not fallen on any of them; in John 19:41 it qualifies the statement that no one had been placed in the new grave. John 20:9 similarly places the disciples' understanding of the Scripture as not yet present, while John 7:39 describes the spirit and Jesus' glorification as not yet realized in the verse's stated situation.

   Acts 8:16John 19:41John 20:9John 7:39

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB repeatedly uses “not yet” or “as yet” in these clauses. Its renderings present delayed falling, placement, understanding, receiving, and glorification.