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Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words
A-1AdverbStrong's Number: g3739Greek: hos

Wit (To):

a relative adverb signifying "as," or "how," is used in 2Cr 5:19 to introduce the statement "that God was...," and rendered "to wit," lit., "how."

B-1VerbStrong's Number: g1107Greek: gnorizo

Wit (To):

"to know, to make known," is rendered "we do (you) to wit" in 2Cr 8:1, AV, RV, "we make known (to you)."
See KNOW, No. 8.

Note: In Rom 8:23 the italicized words "to wit" are added to specify the particular meaning of "adoption" there mentioned.

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