Remember, Remembrance, Reminded

1. mimnesko
2. mnemoneuo
3. anamimnesko
4. hupomimnesko
5. epanamimnesko

1. anamnesis
2. hupomnesis
3. mneia
4. mneme

mimnesko from the older form mnaomai, in the Active Voice signifies "to remind;" in the Middle Voice, "to remind oneself of," hence, "to remember, to be mindful of;" the later form is found only in the present tense, in Heb_2:6, "are mindful of," and Heb_13:3, "remember;" the perfect tense in 1_Cor_11:2; 2_Tim_1:4 (RV, "remembering," AV, "being mindful of"), is used with a present meaning. RV variations from the AV are, in Luke_1:54, RV, "that He might remember" (AV, "in remembrance of"); 2_Pet_3:2, "remember" (AV, "be mindful of"); Rev_16:19 (Passive Voice), "was remembered" (AV, "came in rememberance"). The Passive Voice is used also in Acts_10:31, AV and RV, "are had in remembrance." See MINDFUL_OF_(to_be).

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mnemoneuo signifies "to call to mind, remember;" it is used absolutely in Mark_8:18; everywhere else it has an object,
(a) persons, Luke_17:32; Gal_2:10; 2_Tim_2:8, where the RV rightly has "remember Jesus Christ, risen from the dead;" Paul was not reminding Timothy (nor did he need to) that Christ was raised from the dead (AV), what was needful for him was to "remember" (to keep in mind) the One who rose, the Source and Supplier of all his requirements;
(b) things, e.g., Matt_16:9; John_15:20; John_16:21; Acts_20:35; Col_4:18; 1_Thess_1:3; 1_Thess_2:9; Heb_11:15, "had been mindful of;" Heb_13:7; Rev_18:5;
(c) a clause, representing a circumstance, etc., John_16:4; Acts_20:31; Eph_2:11; 2_Thess_2:5; Rev_2:5; Rev_3:3; in Heb_11:22 it signifies "to make mention of." See MENTION.

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anamimnesko ana, "back," and mimnesko, signifies in the Active Voice "to remind, call to one's mind," 1_Cor_4:17, "put (AV, bring) ... into remembrance;" so 2_Tim_1:6; in the Passive Voice, "to remember, call to (one's own) mind," Mark_11:21, "calling to remembrance;" Mark_14:72, "called to mind;" 2_Cor_7:15, "remembereth;" Heb_10:32, "call to remembrance."

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hupomimnesko signifies "to cause one to remember, put one in mind of" (hupo, "under," often implying suggestion, and mimnesko), John_14:26, "shall ... bring ... to (your) remembrance;" 2_Tim_2:14, "put ... in remembrance;" Titus_3:1, "put ... in mind;" 3_John_1:10, RV, "I will bring to remembrance" (AV, "I will remember"); Jude_1:5, "to put ... in remembrance." In Luke_22:61 it is used in the Passive Voice, "(Peter) remembered," lit., "was put in mind."

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epanamimnesko "to remind again" (epi, "upon," and anamimnesko), is used in Rom_15:15, RV, "putting (you) again in remembrance," AV, "putting (you) in mind." See MIND.

Note: In 1_Tim_4:6, AV, hupotithemi, "to lay under, to suggest," is translated "put ... in remembrance" (RV, "put ... in mind"). See MIND.

anamnesis "a remembrance" (ana, "up," or "again," and mimnesko), is used
(a) in Christ's command in the institution of the Lord's Supper, Luke_22:19; 1_Cor_11:24,25, not "in memory of" but in an affectionate calling of the Person Himself to mind;
(b) of the "remembrance" of sins, Heb_10:3, RV, "a remembrance" (AV, "a remembrance again;" but the prefix ana does not here signify "again"); what is indicated, in regard to the sacrifices under the Law; is not simply an external bringing to "remembrance," but an awakening of mind. In the Sept., Lev_24:7; Num_10:10; Psalm_38:1; Psalm_70:1, Titles.

hupomnesis denotes "a reminding, a reminder;" in 2_Tim_1:5 it is used with lambano, "to receive," lit., "having received a reminder," RV, "having been reminded" (AV, "when I call to remembrance"); in 2_Pet_1:13; 2_Pet_3:1, "remembrance."

Note: A distinction has been drawn between anamnesis and hupomnesis, in that anamnesis indicates an unassisted recalling, hupomnesis, a "remembrance" prompted by another.

mneia denotes "a rembrance," or "a mention." See MENTION.

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mneme denotes "a memory" (akin to mnaomai, mimnesko), "remembrance, mention," 2_Pet_1:15, "remembrance;" here, however, it is used with poieo, "to make" (Middle Voice), and some suggest that the meaning is "to make mention."

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