Lexicon
συγκαλύπτω
sugkaluptō
G4780
G:V Greek

to conceal

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Sugkalupto describes something kept concealed, though Luke 12:2 says it will be revealed.

The attested use describes something in a concealed state, set in Luke 12:2 against its eventual revelation and being known.

Senses in use

  1. Being in a concealed state · dominant

    In Luke 12:2, the perfect passive participle appears in the statement that nothing in this concealed condition will fail to be revealed; the APB renders the clause, "Nothing that is concealed will fail to be revealed."

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 12:2, the APB presents the clause with "concealed" and contrasts it with being "revealed." This indicates the verse's presentation rather than a precise word-for-word rendering.

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