filovtekno"
filovtekno", on ( Eur. , Hdt. +; PMich. 149, 18, 2 [II AD ]; Masp. 20, 10; 4 Macc 15:4 f ; Philo , Abr. 179) loving one’s children, esp. of women ( Aristoph. et al .) w. fivlandro" ( Plut. , Mor. 769 C ; inscr. fr. Perg. [ Dssm., LO 4 268— LAE 315] gunaiki; filavndrw/ kai; filotevknw/ ; Sb 330, 4) Tit 2:4 . Of a father in an unfavorable sense ( Synes. , Ep. 1 p. 157 D filovtekno" of an indulgent parent; Lucian , Tyrannic. 4 f. ej" uJperbolhvn) f. w[n because you are indulgent Hv 1, 3, 1. M-M. *
filotimevomai
filotimevomai dep. ( Andoc. , Pla. +; inscr. , pap. , 4 Macc 1:35 v.l .[?]; Philo ; Jos. , Bell. 1, 206) have as one’s ambition, consider it an honor, aspire w. inf. foll. ( X. , Mem. 2, 9, 3 al. ; Ep. Arist. 79; Jos. , Ant. 3, 207; 15, 330) Ro 15:20 ; 2 Cor 5:9 ; 1 Th 4:11 . M-M. *
filotimiva
filotimiva, a", hJ ( trag. , Hdt. +; inscr. , pap. ; Wsd 14:18 ; Ep. Arist. 227; Philo ; Jos. , Ant. 10, 25 peri; to;n qeovn ) respect, honor eij" ta; kwfa; th;n aujth;n ejndeivknusqai filotimivan show the same respect to dumb ( images ) Dg 3:5.*
filovu>lo"
filovu>lo", on loving material things ( cf. Origen, fgm. in Luc. 71, l. 6 ed. MRauer ’30, p. 269 filou?lwn kai; filoswmavtwn lovgoi piqanoiv ) symbol. pu`r filovu>lon a fire that longs for material things or that desires to be fed w. material things IRo 7:2 ( u{lh means ‘material things’ opposed to God 6:2, elsewh. =‘firewood’ [ u{lh 1]).*
filofrovnw"
filofrovnw" adv. ( Soph. , Hdt. +; inscr. ; BGU 1009, 3 [II BC ]; 2 Macc 3:9 ; 4 Macc 8:5 ; Ep. Arist. 173; Jos. , Ant. 11, 340, C. Ap. 2, 210) in a friendly manner, hospitably Ac 28:7 ( Jos. , Bell. 6, 115 filofrovnw" ejdevxato ). M-M. *
filovfrwn
filovfrwn, on, gen. ono" ( Pind. , X. +; PGrenf. I 30, 5 [II BC ]) well-disposed, friendly, kind 1 Pt 3:8 t.r. *
Fivlwn
Fivlwn, wno", oJ
(a name
freq.
found;
lit.
[
e.g.
,
Diod. S.
16, 56, 3; 18, 7, 2],
inscr.
;
PHib.
45, 14 [257
BC
];
BGU
1206, 6; 1207, 9 [both 28
BC
])
Philo
, a deacon
fr.
Cilicia
IPhld
11:1 who,
w.
Rheus Agathopus, is following Ign. through Smyrna and Philadelphia, in order to overtake him at Troas (
s. Hdb.
on
IPhld
11:1).
ISm
10:1; 13:1.*
fimovw
fimovw ( Aristoph. +; LXX , Joseph. ) inf. fimou`n and less well attested fimoi`n 1 Pt 2:15 a ( W-H. , App. 166, Introd. §410; Bl-D. §91 app. ; W-S. §13, 25); fut. fimwvsw ; 1 aor. ejfivmwsa. Pass .: perf. imperative 2 sing. pefivmwso ; 1 aor. ejfimwvqhn ; tie shut, specif. muzzle.
1. lit. ouj fimwvsei" bou`n ajlow`nta (Dt 25:4 = Philo , De Virt. 145) 1 Cor 9:9 v.l .; 1 Ti 5:18 .— 2. fig. ( put to ) silence ( PGM 36, 164; Audollent, Defix. Tab. 15, 24; 22, 42) tinav someone Mt 22:34 ; 1 Pt 2:15 . Pass. be silenced or silent ( Lucian , M. Peregr. 15; Cyranides p. 64, 18; Jos. , Bell. 1, 16; 438) oJ de; ejfimwvqh but he was silent =could say nothing Mt 22:12 . In exorcisms (ERohde, Psyche 3 II ’03, 424) fimwvqhti kai; e[xelqe ejx (ajpÆ) aujtou` Mk 1:25 ; Lk 4:35 . Addressed to the raging sea siwvpa,