lit., "to sound together" (sun, "together," phone, "a sound"), i.e., "to be in accord, primarily of musical instruments," is used in the NT of the "agreement" (a) of persons concerning a matter, Matthew 18:19; 20:2,13; Acts 5:9; (b) of the writers of Scripture, Acts 15:15; (c) of things that are said to be congruous in their nature, Luke 5:36 .
2—Corinthians 6:15Luke 15:25lit., "to put together" (sun, "with," tithemi, "to put"), in the Middle Voice, means "to make an agreement, or to assent to;" translated "covenanted" in Luke 22:5; "agreed" in John 9:22; Acts 23:20; "assented" in Acts 24:9 .
CONSENTlit., "to be well-minded, well-disposed" (eu, "well," nous, "the mind"), is found in Matthew 5:25 , "agree with."
"to persuade," is rendered "agreed" in Acts 5:40 , where the meaning is "they yielded to him." See ASSURE , BELIEVE , CONFIDENT , FRIEND , OBEY , PERSUADE , TRUST , YIELD.
"mind, will," is used with poieo, "to make," in the sense of "to agree," Revelation 17:17 (twice), lit., "to do His mind, and to make one mind;" RV, "to come to one mind," AV, "to agree." See ADVICE , JUDGMENT , MIND , PURPOSE , WILL.
akin to A, No. 3, occurs in 2—Corinthians 6:16 .
"inharmonious" (a, negative, sumphonos, "harmonious"), is used in Acts 28:25 , "they agreed not."
"equal," is used with the verb to be, signifying "to agree," Mark 14:56,59 , lit., "their thought was not equal one with the other." See EQUAL , LIKE , MUCH.
1—Corinthians 7:5Mark 14:70
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