πολλαπλασίων
pollaplasiōn
G4179
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many times more
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Pollaplasion describes a multiplied return received in the present time in Luke 18:30.
The attested use describes receiving a multiplied return in the present time, set alongside eternal life in the age to come in Luke 18:30.
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A multiplied return received · dominant
In Luke 18:30, the accusative plural neuter form occurs with receiving in the present time; the APB renders the clause "who will not receive many times more in this time."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 18:30, the APB presents the clause as receiving "many times more in this time." This wording confirms the verse's overall comparison rather than isolating a precise English equivalent.