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Notes: All of these meanings involve a shift from the sensory domain of seeing, causing to see, or giving light to, to the cognitive domain of making something fully known, evident, and clear.

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, f.

Inflections: φανέρωσις; -εως

Related lemmas: φαίνω

Sense 1: to make known, to make plain, to reveal, to bring to the light, to disclose, revelation

Semantic entry: 28.36

Semantic domains: Know

Subdomains: Well Known, Clearly Shown, Revealed

Definition: to cause something to be fully known by revealing clearly and in some detail{N:001}

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7 Now the display of the spirit’s power is given to each person in order to benefit everyone.

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7 But to _each is _being _given the manifestation of _the spirit for the thing benefitting.

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2 but rather, we have renounced any shameful things that were hidden and continue our spiritual journey. Avoiding deception and taking care not to distort God’s message, we present the truth clearly even as we commend ourselves to everyone’s conscience before God.

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2 But we _renounced the hidden things of_ the _shame, neither walking in craftiness, nor falsifying the message of_ the _god, but the by _manifestation of _the truth, commending ourselves to every conscience of _people before the god.

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

φανέρωσις

Form 1

Sense 1: to make known, to make plain, to reveal, to bring to the light, to disclose, revelation