Due

1. idios

1. opheilo
2. dei

1. opheile

idios "one's own," is applied to kairos, "a season," in Gal_6:9, "in due season," i.e., in the season Divinely appointed for the reaping. So in 1_Tim_2:6, "the testimony to be borne in its own (AV, 'due') times (seasons);" 1_Tim_6:15, "in its own (idios) times (seasons);" similarly in Titus_1:3. See idios_under_BUSINESS.

Note: For axios, "the due reward," see REWARD.

See also : idios in other topics

opheilo signifies "to owe, to be indebted," especially financially, Matt_18:30, RV, "that which was due;" Matt_18:34, "all that was due." See BEHOVE, BOUND_(to_be).

See also : opheilo in other topics

dei an impersonal verb signifying "it is necessary," is translated "was due" in Rom_1:27, RV (AV, "was meet"). See BEHOVE.

See also : dei in other topics

opheile akin to opheilo, is rendered "dues" in Rom_13:7. In 1_Cor_7:3, RV, it is translated "her due" (the AV, "due benevolence" follows another reading).

Notes:
(1) In the phrases "in due season" in Matt_24:45; Luke_12:42; Rom_5:6 (lit., "according to time"), and "in due time," 1_Pet_5:6, there is no word representing "due" in the original, and the phrases are, lit., "in season," "in time."

(2) For the phrase "born out of due time," in 1_Cor_15:8, see ektroma_under_BEGET.

See also : opheile in other topics