Appendixes to The Companion Bible
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the insinuation negatively. A-po'-ria; or, Doubt (Luke 16:3). An expression of feeling by way of doubt. Ap-o-si-opes'-is; or, Sudden Silence It may be associated with:- 1. Some great promise (Exodus 32:32). 2. Anger and threatening (Genesis 3:22). 3. Grief and complaint (Genesis 25:22. Psalm 6:3). 4. Inquiry and deprecation (John 6:62). Ap-o'-stro-phe; or, Apostrophe When the speaker turns away from the real auditory whom he is addressing to speak to another, who may be- 1. God (Nehemiah 6:9). 2. Men (2Samuel 1:24,25). 3. Animals (Joel 2:22). 4. Inanimate things (Jeremiah 47:6). Association; or, Inclusion (Acts 17:27). When the speaker associates himself with those whom he addresses, or of whom he speaks. As'-ter-is'-mos; or, Indicating (Psalm 133:1). Employing some word which directs special attention to some paticular point or subject. A-syn'-de-ton; or, No-Ands (Mark 7:21-23. Luke 14: