χειραγωγός
cheiragōgos
G5497
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Cheiragogos denotes people sought to lead a blinded man by the hand in Acts 13:11.
The attested use denotes people needed to lead a man by the hand after blindness and darkness fall upon him in Acts 13:11.
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People leading a blinded man by the hand · dominant
In Acts 13:11, the accusative plural masculine form occurs as the man, unable to see, goes about seeking such people. The APB renders the clause "seeking people to lead him by the hand," confirming the verse's depiction of assistance for a blinded person.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 13:11, the APB presents the clause as "seeking people to lead him by the hand." This wording confirms the scene without isolating each original-language contribution.