Quickly - Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words
Quickly
[ 1,,
G5035,
tachu ]
the neuter of tachus, swift, quick," signifies "quickly,"
Matthew 5:25;
Matthew 28:7-
Matthew 28:8;
Mark 9:39, RV (AV, "lightly");
Luke 15:22;
John 11:29;
Revelation 2:16 (
Revelation 2:5 in some mss.);
Revelation 3:11;
Revelation 11:14;
Revelation 22:7,
Revelation 22:12,
Revelation 22:20. See
LIGHTLY.
[ 2,,
G5032,
tacheion ]
the comparative degree of No. 1, is translated "quickly" in
John 13:27; "out(ran)" in
John 20:4, RV, lit., "(ran before) more quickly (than Peter);" "shortly" in
1 Timothy 3:14;
Hebrews 13:23; in
Hebrews 13:19, "(the) sooner." See
SHORTLY.
[ 3,,
G5030,
tacheos ]
akin to No. 1, is translated "quickly" in
Luke 14:21;
Luke 16:6;
John 11:31, RV; "shortly" in
1 Corinthians 4:19;
Philippians 2:19,
Philippians 2:24;
2 Timothy 4:9; with a suggestion of rashness in the following,
Galatians 1:6, RV, "quickly" (AV, "soon");
2 Thessalonians 2:2; and
1 Timothy 5:22, "hastily," (AV, "suddenly"). See
HASTILY, C.
[ 4,,
G1722 G5034,en tachei ] lit., "in, or with, swiftness, with speed" (en, "in," and the dative case of tachos, "speed"), is translated "quickly" in
Acts 12:7;
Acts 22:18; "speedily" in
Luke 18:8; "shortly" in
Acts 25:4;
Romans 16:20;
1 Timothy 3:14 in some texts;
Revelation 1:1;
Revelation 22:6. In the last two places, "with speed" is probably the meaning. See
SHORTLY,
SPEEDILY.
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