Dictionaries :: Myself

Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words

Myself:

a reflexive pronoun, of the first person, lit., "of myself," is used

(a) frequently after various prepositions, e.g., hupo, "under," Mat 8:9; Luk 7:8; RV, "under myself;" peri, "concerning," Jhn 5:31; 8:14, 18; Act 24:10; apo, "from," Jhn 5:30; 7:17, RV, "from" (AV, "of," which is ambiguous); so Jhn 7:28; 8:28, 42; 10:18; 14:10 (RV, "from"); pros, "unto," Jhn 12:32, RV, "unto Myself;" Jhn 14:3; Phm 1:13, "with me;" eis, "to," 1Cr 4:6; huper, "on behalf of," 2Cr 12:5; ek (ex), "out of," or "from," Jhn 12:49, RV, "from Myself;"

(b) as the direct object of a verb, Luk 7:7; Jhn 8:54; 14:21; 17:19; Act 26:2; 1Cr 4:3; 9:19; 2Cr 11:7, 9; Gal 2:18; Phl 3:13;

(c) in other oblique cases of the pronoun, without a preposition, e.g., Act 20:24, "unto" (or to); Act 26:9 "with" (or "to"); Rom 11:4, RV, "for" (AV, "to"); 1Cr 4:4, RV, "against myself" (AV, inaccurately, "by"); in all these instances the pronoun is in the dative case; in 1Cr 10:33, "mine own" (the genitive case); in 1Cr 7:7, "I myself" (the accusative case).

Myself:

"self"

(a) with ego, "I," "I myself," Luk 24:39; Act 10:26; Rom 7:25; 9:3; 2Cr 10:1; 12:13;

(b) without the personal pronoun, Act 24:16 (as the subject of a verb); in the nominative case, Act 25:22; 1Cr 9:27; Phl 2:24; in the genitive case, Rom 16:2, RV, "of mine own self."