φρονέω

fronevw fronevw,
frovnw/; imperfect, 1 person singular
ejfrovnoun, 2 person plural
ejfronei'te; future 2 person plural
fronhvsete; present passive imperative 3 person singular
froneivsqw, R G (see 3 below); (
frhvn); from Homer down;1. to have understanding, be wise (Homer, others).2. to feel, to think: absolutely
wJ"
nhvpio"
ejfrovnoun, ; to have an opinion of oneself, think of oneself:
mhv
uJperfronei'n
par!
oJ
dei'
fronei'n, (
mei'zon
fronei'n
h[
kat!
a[ndra, Sophocles Ant. 768);
fronei'n
eij"
tov
swfronei'n (R. V. so to think as to think soberly), to be modest, not to let one's opinion (though just) of himself exceed the bounds of modesty, ibid.;
uJpevr
oJ
gevgraptai, in one's opinion of oneself to go beyond the standard prescribed in Scripture, R G (cf. Buttmann, 394f (338); Winer's Grammar, sec. 64,4). with an accusative of the thing, to think, judge:
a{
fronei'", what your opinion is, ;
oujdevn
a[llo, ;
tiv
eJtevrw", ; several persons are said
fronei'n
tov
aujtov, to be of the same mind, i. e. to agree together, cherish the same views, be harmonious: ; ; Rec.;; with
ejn
ajllhvloi" added, ; also
tov
e{n
fronou'nte", having that one mind, (the phrase
tov
e{n having reference to
tov
aujtov; see Meyer (but cf. Lightfoot) at the passage);
tiv
uJpevr
tivno", to hold some opinion, judge, think, concerning one, ;
tov
aujtov
eij"
ajllhvlou" to be of the same mind toward one another, .3. to direct one's mind to a thing, to seek or strive for;
tav
tivno", to seek one's interests or advantage; to be of one's party, side with him (in public affairs, Additions to ; ; Dio Cass. 51, 4; Herodian, 8, 6, 14 (6); for other examples from Xenophon, (or Herodotus 1, 162 at the end) down see Passow, under the word, II.; (Liddell and Scott, II. 2 c.); hence)
tav
tou'
Qeou' and
tav
tw'n
ajnqrwvpwn, to be intent on promoting what God wills (specifically, his saving purposes), and what pleases men, ; ;
tav
th'"
sarkov" and
tav
tou'
penumato" (
savrx (which see 4) and
pneu'ma (which see, p. 522{a}) being personified), to pursue those things which gratify the flesh, ... the Holy Spirit, , cf. .
tav
ejpivgeia, ;
tav
a[nw and
tav
ejpiv
th'"
gh'", (
ajnqrwvpina,
qnhtav, Aristotle, eth. Nic. 10, 7, p. 1177b, 32);
tou'to
fronei'te (present imperative)
ejn
uJmi'n (R. V. have this mind in you), be intent within yourselves on this, L T Tr WH; passive,
froneita
tiv
ejn
tivni, some habit of thought (expressed by deeds) exists in one, R G (A. V. let this mind be in you);
uJyhlav (see
uJyhlov", b.).
fronei'n
hJmevran, to regard a day, observe it as sacred, ;
fronei'n
uJpevr
tivno", to take thought, have a care, for one, (see
ajnaqavllw, at the end Compare:
katafronevw,
parafronevw,
perifronevw,
uJperfronevw.)*