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LEH Greek-English Lexicon of the Septuagint (2003): kephale means 'leader' — no mention of source

Male Headship： Is it REALLY Biblical？ Women in Ministry part 8 01:07:45 – 01:08:15

Mike surveys the LEH Septuagint lexicon.

The LEH Greek-English Lexicon of the Septuagint (2003) defines kephale as 'leader' with no mention of 'source.' While this lexicon focuses on the LXX rather than the NT, it is relevant because the Septuagint influenced New Testament Greek usage.
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2022-07-18

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