Jesus Again Predicts His Death
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Luke 9:41
How long shall I be with you and bear with you? (ewv pote esomai prov umav kai anecomai umwn). Here the two questions of Mark 9:19 (only one in Matthew 17:17) are combined in one sentence.
Bear with (anecomai, direct middle future) is, hold myself from you (ablative case umwn).
Faithless (apistov) is disbelieving and perverse (diestrammenh, perfect passive participle of diastrefw), is twisted, turned, or torn in two.
Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Luke 9:41:
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