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Définitions du dictionnaire biblique pour : "Deep (Noun and Adjective), Deepness, Deeply, Depth"
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Deep (Noun and Adjective), Deepness, Deeply, Depth
<A-1,Noun,899,bathos>
is used (a) naturally, in Matt. 13:5, "deepness;" Mark 4:5, AV, "depth," RV, "deepness;" Luke 5:4, of "deep" water; Rom. 8:39 (contrasted with hupsoma, "height"); (b) metaphorically, in Rom. 11:33, of God's wisdom and knowledge; in 1 Cor. 2:10, of God's counsels; in Eph. 3:18, of the dimensions of the sphere of the activities of God's counsels, and of the love of Christ which occupies that sphere; in 2 Cor. 8:2, of "deep" poverty; some mss. have it in Rev. 2:24.
<A-2,Noun,1037,buthos>
"a depth," is used in the NT only in the natural sense, of the sea, 2 Cor. 11:25.
Notes (1) Cp. buthizo, "to sink" (intransitive), Middle Voice, Luke 5:7; (transitive) "to drown," 1 Tim. 6:9.
(2) Abussos, Eng., abyss, is translated "the deep" in Luke 8:31; Rom. 10:7, AV. See ABYSS, BOTTOM.
<B-1,Adjective and Adverb,901,bathus>
akin to A, No. 1, "deep," is said in John 4:11, of a well; in Acts 20:9, of sleep; in Rev. 2:24 the plural is used, of the "deep things," the evil designs and workings, of Satan.
Notes: (1) In Luke 24:1, some mss. have batheos, the genitive case, with orthros, "dawn;" the most authentic mss. have batheos, "deeply," i.e., very early.
(2) In Mark 8:12, "He sighed deeply" represents anastenazo, "to fetch a deep-drawn sigh" (ana, "up," stenazo, "to sigh or groan"). See SIGH.
<C-1,Verb,900,bathuno>
"to deepen, make deep," is used in Luke 6:48 (AV, "digged deep"). The original has two separate verbs, skapto, "to dig," and bathuno; the RV therefore has "digged and went deep.