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Notes: It is possible that ἐμβλέπω[b] differs somewhat in meaning from βλέπω[d] in focusing the thought processes on some particular object or matter, but it is difficult to determine this on the basis of existing contexts.; It is possible to regard ἐμβλέπω in RV MAT 6:26 · LV MAT 6:26 · Read together MAT 6:26 as involving a combination of seeing (see 24.9: ἐμβλέπω) plus intellectual activity.
Part of speech: verb
Related lemmas: βλέπω
Semantic entry: 24.9
Semantic domains: Sensory Events and States
Subdomains: See
Definition: to direct one’s vision and attention to a particular object
Notes: In RV JHN 1:36 · LV JHN 1:36 · Read together JHN 1:36 ἐμβλέπω may not differ significantly in meaning from βλέπω in RV JHN 1:29 · LV JHN 1:29 · Read together JHN 1:29 (see 24.7: βλέπω).
MAT 6:26: RV MAT 6:26 · LV MAT 6:26 · Read together MAT 6:26
MAT 19:26: RV MAT 19:26 · LV MAT 19:26 · Read together MAT 19:26
MAT: RV MAT 6:26 · RV MAT 19:26 · LV MAT 6:26 · LV MAT 19:26 · Read together MAT 6:26 · Read together MAT 19:26
MRK: RV MRK 8:25 · RV MRK 10:21 · RV MRK 10:27 · RV MRK 14:67 · LV MRK 8:25 · LV MRK 10:21 · LV MRK 10:27 · LV MRK 14:67 · Read together MRK 8:25 · Read together MRK 10:21 · Read together MRK 10:27 · Read together MRK 14:67
LUK: RV LUK 20:17 · RV LUK 22:61 · LV LUK 20:17 · LV LUK 22:61 · Read together LUK 20:17 · Read together LUK 22:61
JHN: RV JHN 1:36 · RV JHN 1:42 · LV JHN 1:36 · LV JHN 1:42 · Read together JHN 1:36 · Read together JHN 1:42
ACT: RV ACT 1:11 · RV ACT 22:11 · LV ACT 1:11 · LV ACT 22:11 · Read together ACT 1:11 · Read together ACT 22:11
Semantic entry: 30.1
Semantic domains: Think
Subdomains: To Think, Thought
Definition: to process information by giving consideration to various aspects{N:001}
Notes: In a number of languages the concept of thinking is closely related to terms referring to perception. For example, in some languages one may speak of thinking as ‘to see with the heart’ or ‘to look at with the liver.’