Word study · lex.G498
ἀντιτάσσομαι antitassomai
set oneself against · resist
Team definition
The middle of a compound meaning to range in battle against someone. In the New Testament it means to set oneself against or resist, either absolutely or with the dative. Rom 13:2 uses it of the person who sets himself against authority. The entry records that lexical sense and does not decide what kinds of action the verb covers in context.
NT occurrences (SBLGNT, via TAGNT) · 5
Related notes
ἐξουσία, submission, and the sword (13:1–7) Rom 13:1; Rom 13:2; Rom 13:3; Rom 13:4; Rom 13:5; Rom 13:6; Rom 13:7