φράζω
phrazō
G5419
G:V
Greek
to explain
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phrazo denotes asking for a parable to be made clear in Matthew 15:15.
The attested use is a direct request for clarification: in Matthew 15:15, Peter asks that a parable be made clear.
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Request clarification of a parable · dominant
The second-person aorist active singular form occurs in Peter's address concerning a parable in Matthew 15:15. In Matthew 15:15 the APB renders the request as an appeal for the parable to be explained.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Matthew 15:15, the APB presents the clause as Peter's request for an explanation of a parable. The verse is read as a whole.