Dictionaries :: Toil (Verb and Noun)

Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words

Toil (Verb and Noun):

"to be weary, to labor," is rendered "to toil" in Mat 6:28; Luk 5:5 (Luk 12:27, in some mss.); in 1Cr 4:12, RV (AV, "we labor").
See LABOR.

Toil (Verb and Noun):

primarily, "to rub on the touchstone, to put to the test," then, "to examine by torture" (basanos, "touchstone, torment"), hence denotes "to torture, torment, distress;" in the Passive Voice it is rendered "toiling" in Mar 6:48, AV (RV, "distressed").
See PAIN, TORMENT, VEX.

Toil (Verb and Noun):

"labor, trouble," is rendered "toil" in Rev 2:2, RV (AV, "labor").
See LABOR.