UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: verb

Sense 1: to make sufficient, to make adequate, to cause to be qualified

Semantic entry: 75.3

Semantic domains: Adequate, Qualified

Definition: (derivative of ἱκανός [source selector 000002][c] ‘adequate,’ 75.2: ἱκανός) to cause someone or something to be adequate for something

CO2 3:6: RV CO2 3:6 · LV CO2 3:6 · Read together CO2 3:6

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OET-RV CO2 3:6

6 He qualified us as servants of a new agreement—not following it by the letter, but by the spirit, because following by the letter leads to death whereas following by the spirit gives life.

OET-LV CO2 3:6

6 who also qualified us as _servants of_a_new covenant, not of_the_letter, but of_the_spirit, because/for the letter will _be _killing _off, but the spirit is _giving _life.

COL 1:12: RV COL 1:12 · LV COL 1:12 · Read together COL 1:12

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OET-RV COL 1:12

12 Then you’ll all be thanking the father, the one who qualified you all for a part of the inheritance of godly people who live in the light.

OET-LV COL 1:12

12 giving _thanks to _the father, the one having _qualified you _all for the portion of _the allotment of _the holy ones in the light,

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

ἱκανόω

Form 1

Sense 1: to make sufficient, to make adequate, to cause to be qualified