is used both as an adverb and as a preposition. As an adverb it signifies "separately, by itself," John 20:7 , of the napkin which had been around the Lord's head in the tomb; as a preposition (its more frequent use), "apart from, without, separate from." It is rendered "apart from" in the RV of John 15:5; Romans 3:21,28; 4:6; 2—Corinthians 12:3; Hebrews 9:22,28; 11:40; James 2:18,20,26 . See BESIDE , WITHOUT.
Matthew 10:291—Peter 3:14:9lit., "according to one's own," i.e., privately, alone, is translated "apart" in Matthew 14:13,23; 17:1,19; 20:17; Mark 6:31,32 (AV, "privately"); Mark 9:2 .
see ALONE.
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