eanper introduces a condition presented as genuinely applicable to what follows.

As a conjunction, eanper introduces a condition: Hebrews 3:14 connects participation with holding confidence firm, while Hebrews 6:3 makes the intended action conditional on God's permission.

1. Introduces a stated condition · dominant

   In Hebrews 3:14, the conjunction introduces the condition attached to holding the beginning of confidence firm to the end; the APB renders the clause "if indeed we hold the beginning of our confidence firm to the end." In Hebrews 6:3, it introduces the condition of God's permission for the action proposed; the APB renders "if indeed God permits."

   Hebrews 3:14Hebrews 6:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the conjunction with "if indeed" in both cited clauses. This consistently reflects the clauses' conditional framing rather than isolating each word mechanically.