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Part of speech: verb
Semantic entry: 39.59
Semantic domains: Hostility, Strife
Subdomains: Conquer
Definition: (a figurative extension of meaning of θριαμβεύω ‘to lead prisoners of war in a victory procession,’ not occurring in the NT) to demonstrate one’s successful conquest of opposition
Notes: Since the leading of prisoners of war in a victory procession is at the present time a relatively rare cultural phenomenon, it may be impossible to employ such a literal rendering of θριαμβεύω. One may, however, wish to employ a marginal note to indicate the background meaning of θριαμβεύω in this context.
COL 2:15: RV COL 2:15 · LV COL 2:15 · Read together COL 2:15
Semantic entry: 39.60
Semantic domains: Hostility, Strife
Subdomains: Conquer
Definition: to cause someone to completely triumph over
Notes: In a number of languages it is difficult to speak of triumphing without indicating the goal of such an event, but in RV CO2 2:14 · LV CO2 2:14 · Read together CO2 2:14 there is no specified object over which triumph occurs. It is possible to introduce Satan as the one over whom the believer is victorious (see RV CO2 2:11 · LV CO2 2:11 · Read together CO2 2:11). However, it is also possible to understand θριαμβεύω in RV CO2 2:14 · LV CO2 2:14 · Read together CO2 2:14 as being essentially similar in meaning to θριαμβεύω[a] (39.59: θριαμβεύω) and thus to translate RV CO2 2:14 · LV CO2 2:14 · Read together CO2 2:14 as ‘for in union with Christ we are always led by God as prisoners in Christ’s victorious procession.’