Dictionaries :: Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun)

Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words

Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun):

primarily, "to be of opinion, think, suppose," also signifies "to seem, be accounted, reputed," translated "accounted" in Mar 10:42; Luk 22:24. It is not used ironically here, nor in Gal 2:2, 6, 9, "those who were of repute."
See REPUTE, SEEM, SUPPOSE, THINK.

Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun):

"to put to a person's account," Phm 1:18, is used of sin in Rom 5:13, "reckon" (AV, "impute").
See IMPUTE, No. 2.

Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun):

primarily signifies "to lead;" then, "to consider;" it is translated "accounting" in Hbr 11:26, RV (AV, "esteeming"); 2Pe 3:15, "account."
See CHIEF, COUNT, ESTEEM, GOVERNOR, JUDGE, RULE, SUPPOSE, THINK.

Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun):

primarily signifies "to reckon," whether by calculation or imputation, e.g., Gal 3:6 (RV, "reckoned"); then, to deliberate, and so to suppose, "account," Rom 8:36; 14:14 (AV, "esteemeth"); Jhn 11:50; 1Cr 4:1; Hbr 11:19; (AV, "consider"); Act 19:27 ("made of no account;" AV, "despised"); 1Pe 5:12 (AV, "suppose"). It is used of love in 1Cr 13:5, as not taking "account" of evil, RV (AV, "thinketh"). In 2Cr 3:5 the Apostle uses it in repudiation of the idea that he and fellow-servants of God are so self-sufficient as to "account anything" (RV) as from themselves (AV, "think"), i.e., as to attribute anything to themselves. Cp. 2Cr 12:6. In 2Ti 4:16 it is used of laying to a person's "account" (RV) as a charge against him (AV, "charge").

Note: In Phl 4:8 it signifies "to think upon a matter by way of taking account of its character" (RV marg.).
See CONCLUDE, COUNT, CHARGE, ESTEEM, IMPUTE, NUMBER, REASON, RECKON, SUPPOSE, THINK.

Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun):

denotes "to account worthy" (kata, "intensive," axios, "worthy"), "to judge worthy," Luk 20:35; some mss. have it in Luk 21:36 (so the AV); the most authentic mss. have the verb katischuo, "to prevail;" Act 5:41, "were counted worthy;" so 2Th 1:5.

Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun):

"to make of no account," frequently signifies "to despise." In 1Cr 6:4, it is used, not in a contemptuous sense, but of gentile judges, before whom the saints are not to go to law with one another, such magistrates having no place, and therefore being "of no account" (RV), in the church. The Apostle is not speaking of any believers as "least esteemed" (AV). In 2Cr 10:10, for AV, "contemptible," the RV suitably has "of no account."
See DESPISE.

Account (-ed) (Verbs and Noun):

"a word or saying," also means "an account which one gives by word of mouth" (cp. No. 4), Mat 12:36; Mat 18:23, RV, "reckoning;" Mat 16:2; Act 19:40; 20:24 (AV, "count"); Rom 14:12; Phl 4:17; Hbr 13:17; 1Pe 4:5.
See CAUSE, COMMUNICATION, DO, DOCTRINE, FAME, INTENT, MATTER, MOUTH, PREACHING, QUESTION, REASON, RECKONING, RUMOR, SAYING, SHEW, SPEECH, TALK, THING, TIDINGS, TREATISE, UTTERANCE, WORD, WORK.