ἀντιλαμβάνομαι G482

Home gloss: lay hold of
Instead of (KJV / RSV): held up / took / took hold of
Note: To take hold of a thing for oneself, and so to come to someone's aid: Gen 48:17, Joseph's hand on his father's; Luke 1:54 "he has laid hold of Israel his servant"; Acts 20:35; 1 Tim 6:2. "Take hold of" is ἐπιλαμβάνω's
Rulings: 2

Occurrences (1)

48:17 Now Joseph, having seen that his father had cast his right on the head of Ephraim, it appeared plainly heavy to him; and Joseph laid hold of the hand of his father to take it away from the head of Ephraim onto the head of Manasseh.