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katheudo = to compose one's self for sleep. Occurs twenty- two times: never used in death. 2. koimaomai = to fall asleep (unintentionally). Hence this latter is used of death, as it is involuntary, while katheudo is voluntary. See this difference illustrated in 1 Thessalonians 4:14 (where it is koimaomai), and 5:6, 7, 10 (where it is katheudo). Occurs eighteen times; always of death, save Matthew 28:13. Luke 22:45. John 11:12. Acts 12:6. Appendix List Synonymous Words for "Send", "Sent", etc. This Is Appendix 174 From The Companion Bible. 1. apostello = to send forth or off, or away from (as a messenger, or with a commission), the sender remaining behind 1; implying authority on the part of the sender. Hence used of prophets; and the Noun "apostle", denotes one thus sent. 2. exapostello = to send off, or away out of (the place where one is); implying the same mission and authority. No. 1