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Drug Abuse in Scripture and Other extra-Biblical Writings
THE GREEK NEW TESTAMENT AND HEBREW OLD TESTAMENT CONCORDANCE
WITH THE CORRESPONDING SEPTUAGINT GREEK AND LXX APOCRYPHA
OF DRUG ABUSE AND RELATED IN SCRIPTURE
(i)
ANALYTICAL CONCORDANCE TO THE HOLY BIBLE
Robert Young LL.D p.916
Eighth Edition Revised 1939 Reprint 1975
Φαρμακεία pharmakeia ‘enchantment with drugs’
Galatians 5:20, Rev. 9: 21, 22:15.

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(ii)
GREEK NEW TESTAMENT
Pharmakeia
‘Sorcery’ ‘drug magic’
and cognates from Φάρμακον pharmakon ‘a drug’.
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Φάρμακεία ‘sorcery’, ‘drug magic’ Greek N.T. Galatians 5:20, (English NIV) Revelation 18:23 (English KJV) (WH φάρμακία)
Φάρμακείων ‘enchantment or magic with drugs’ Greek N.T Revelation 9:21 (English KJV) (N φάρμακίων T.WH φαρμάκων, mg φάρμακίων).
Φαρμακευσιν ‘an enchanter or magician with drugs’ Greek N.T Revelation 21:8 (English KJV) (N. WH φαρμακοίς) Revelation 22:15 φαρακοι (English NIV) (WH φαρμακι).
Compiled from from the Textus Receptus (Received Text) of 1894 with the various readings of E.Nestle 1904 (=N) Tischendorf 1885 (=T) Westcott & Hort 1881 (=WH)
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Cf. A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament Dawson - Taylor 1831, 1861. A Concordance to the Greek Testament Moulton - Geden, edition 1977. The Englishman’s Greek Concordance of the New Testament, George V. Wigram, London 1903. reprint 1976.
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THE SEPTUAGINT (GREEK OLD TESTAMENT) AND LXX APOCRYPHA
Compiled from: A Concordance to the Septuagint and the other Greek Versions of the Old Testament (Including the Apocryphal Books), Edwin Hatch and Henry Redpath Oxford 1897, reprint 1954. A Concordance of the Septuagint George Morrish, 1886. A Greek-English Lexicon Liddell and Scott, Oxford, Edition 1976. The Oxford Hebrew Lexicon, Brown, Driver Briggs Edition 1975.
Some of the above verses may take the metaphorical sense
See below Hebrew - LXX - English for online versification and context
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THE HEBREW OLD TESTAMENT
with LXX Greek and English online translation
kashãph ‘a sorcerer’
‘the magical ‘off cutter’ or drug magician with philtres and charms’, in the LXX generally for φαρμακος or φαρμακευς ‘a magician with drugs’ as above.
Compiled from: The Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance of the Old Testament, George V. Wigram, London 1843, reprint 1976. The Analytical Concordance of the Holy Bible, Robert Young 1879, reprint 1975. The Oxford Hebrew Lexicon, Brown, Driver Briggs, edition 1975. The Analytical Hebrew & Chaldee Lexicon B. Davidson, reprint 1976.
Some of the above verses may also take the metaphorical sense, read online for context
THE HEBREW ראש Rôsh = THE OPIUM POPPY
partic. Deuteronomy 29:18 confer KJV margin
In later Hebrew ‘any bitter poison in general’ in the LXX generally χολη καί πικρία ‘gall and bitterness’ e.g. Deuteronomy 29:18. From the context the meaning may either literal or metaphoric, partic. Deuteronomy 32:32,33, Hosea 10:4, Job 20:16 etc.
In the English version generally ‘gall’
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Concordance Addenda
OTHER RELATED HEBREW

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