Dictionaries :: Accord

Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words

Accord:

"of one accord" (from homos, "same," thumos, "mind"), occurs eleven times, ten in the Acts 1:14; 2:46; 4:24; 5:12; 7:57; 8:6; 12:20; 15:25; 18:12; 19:29, and the other in Rom 15:6, where, for AV, "with one mind," the RV has "with one accord," as throughout the Acts.
See MIND.

Note: In Act 2:1, the adverb homou, "together," is so rendered in the RV, for AV, "of one accord."

Accord:

from autos, "self," and haireomai, "to choose, self-chosen, voluntary, of one's own accord," occurs in 2Cr 8:3, 17, of the churches of Macedonia as to their gifts for the poor saints in Judea, and of Titus in his willingness to go and exhort the church in Corinth concerning the matter. In 2Cr 8:3 the RV translates it "(gave) of their own accord," consistently with the rendering in 2Cr 8:17.
See WILLING.

Accord:

from autos, "self," and a root ma--, signifying "desire," denotes of oneself, moved by one's own impulse. It occurs in Mar 4:28, of the power of the earth to produce plants and fruits of itself; Act 12:10, of the door which opened of its own accord.
See SELF. In the Sept., Lev 25:5, "spontaneous produce;" Lev 25:11, "produce that comes of itself;" Jos 6:5; 2Ki 19:29, "(that which groweth) of itself;" Job 24:24, of an ear of corn "(falling off) of itself (from the stalk)."

Accord:

"lit., "fellow-souled or minded" (sun, "with," psuche, "the soul") occurs in Phl 2:2, "of one accord."