λίθος

livqo" livqo",
livqou,
oJ, the Septuagint for @b,a, (from Homer down); a stone: of small stones, ; ; ; :(3),11; ; ; ; plural, ; ; ; ; ; ; ; of a large stone, ,; ; ; f; ; f,41; ; of building stones, , (T omits; L WH Tr marginal reading brackets the verse); ; ; f; ; f; f; ; ; metaphorically of Christ:
livqo"
ajkrogwniai'o" (which see),
ejklektov" (cf. 2 Esdr. ),
e[ntimo", ();
zw'n (see
zavw, II. b.), ;
livqo"
proskovmmato", one whose words, acts, end, men (so stumble at) take such offence at, that they reject him and thus bring upon themselves ruin, (7); ; of Christians:
livqoi
zw'nte", living stones (see
zavw, as above), of which the temple of God is built, ; of the truths with which, as with building materials, a teacher builds Christians up in wisdom,
livqoi
tivmioi, costly stones, .
livqo"
mulikov", R G; L T Tr WH, cf. . of precious stones, gems:
livqo"
tivmio", ; ,; , (; ,);
ijavspi", ;
ejndedumevnoi
livqon (for R G T
livnon)
kaqarovn, L Tr text WH (
pavnta (or
pa'n)
livqon
crhstovn
ejndevdesai; (see WH. Introduction at the passage cited)); but (against the reading
livqon) (cf. Scrivener, Plain Introduction etc., p. 658). Special stones cut in a certain form: stone tablets (engraved with letters), ; statues of idols, (; ).*