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UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

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καθοράω

Strong’s: G2529

Associated OET lemmas: καθοράω

Notes: Some persons might insist that καθοράω refers primarily to the sensory act of perception, but since the qualities spoken of in RV ROM 1:20 · LV ROM 1:20 · Read together ROM 1:20 are invisible, obviously the perception is a mental one and not a sensory one. Furthermore, the process of learning about these invisible qualities must be distinguished from the process of understanding, which is introduced in RV ROM 1:20 · LV ROM 1:20 · Read together ROM 1:20 by a form of the verb νοέω (see 32.2: νοέω).

Form 1

Part of speech: verb

Related lemmas: ὁράω

Sense 1: to learn about, to perceive clearly

Semantic entry: 27.7

Semantic domains: Learn

Subdomains: Learn

Definition: to acquire definite information, and with focus upon the process of perception

ROM 1:20: RV ROM 1:20 · LV ROM 1:20 · Read together ROM 1:20

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OET-RV ROM 1:20

20 Ever since the creation of the world, God’s invisible attributes have been clearly seen through his workmanship—both his eternal power and his divinity—so people have no excuse.

OET-LV ROM 1:20

20 For/Because the invisible things of_him from the_creation of_the_world, by_the workmanship being_understood, is_being_clearly_seen, the both eternal of_him power and divinity, in_order that to_be them inexcusable.