Word study · lex.G1392
δοξάζω doxazō
praise · honor · magnify · glorify
Team definition
A verb for holding an opinion, and more often in biblical Greek for bestowing honor or praise, or for clothing someone with splendor. With a personal object it means to magnify or extol. Rom 15:6 and 15:9 use it of giving glory to God. This entry records those lexical uses; it does not decide what that praise implies.
NT occurrences (SBLGNT, via TAGNT) · 53
Matt 5:16Matt 6:2Matt 9:8Matt 15:31Mark 2:12Luke 2:20Luke 4:15Luke 5:25Luke 5:26Luke 7:16Luke 13:13Luke 17:15Luke 18:43Luke 23:47John 7:39John 8:54John 11:4John 12:16John 12:23John 12:28John 13:31John 13:32John 14:13John 15:8John 16:14John 17:1John 17:4John 17:5John 17:10John 21:19Acts 3:13Acts 4:21Acts 11:18Acts 13:48Acts 21:20Rom 1:21Rom 8:30Rom 11:13Rom 15:6Rom 15:91 Cor 6:201 Cor 12:262 Cor 3:102 Cor 9:13Gal 1:242 Thess 3:1Heb 5:51 Pet 1:81 Pet 2:121 Pet 4:111 Pet 4:16Rev 15:4Rev 18:7
Senses
1. praise or extol Rom 15:6, Rom 15:9
2. clothe with splendor Rom 8:30
See also
Abbott-Smith public domain s.v. δοξάζω (G1392)
Dodson CC0 1.0 G1392
Occurrences: STEP Bible TAGNT (CC BY 4.0) keyed to SBLGNT words.
Related notes
Bearing weaknesses and building up (15:1–6) Rom 15:1; Rom 15:2; Rom 15:3; Rom 15:4; Rom 15:5; Rom 15:6
Servant of the circumcision and Gentile praise (15:7–13) Rom 15:7; Rom 15:8; Rom 15:9; Rom 15:10; Rom 15:11; Rom 15:12; Rom 15:13