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G4906συνεσθίωsunesthiō
to eat withPart of speech: Greek Verb
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And the Farisees and scribis grutchiden, seiynge, For this resseyueth synful men, and etith with hem.
συνεσθίει sunesthiei “he eats with”
not to al puple, but to witnessis bifor ordeyned of God; to vs that eeten and drunken with hym, after that he roos ayen fro deth.
συνεφάγομεν sunephagomen “we ate with”
and seiden, Whi entridist thou to men that han prepucie, and hast eete with hem?
συνέφαγες sunephages “you ate with”
But now Y wroot to you, that ye be not meynd. But if he that is named a brother among you, and is a letchour, or coueitouse, or seruynge to ydols, or cursere, or ful of drunkenesse, or raueynour, to take no mete with siche.
συνεσθίειν. sunesthiein “to eat.”
For bifor that ther camen summen fro James, he eete with the hethene men; but whanne thei weren comun, he withdrowy, and departide hym, dredinge hem that weren of circumcisioun.
συνήσθιεν· sunēsthien “he was eating;”