Luk 1:6 walked i in all the commandments and
1Co 1:8 that ye be i in the day of our Lord
Phi 1:10 end that ye may be .. i for the day of Christ
Phi 2:15 so that you may be simple, children of God
Phi 3:6 As to righteousness which is in the law, i
Col 1:22 to present you .. i before him
1Th 3:13 i in holiness before God..Father
1Th 5:23 be kept i for the coming of our
1Ti 3:2 but the bishop must be i
1Ti 3:10 and then exercise the diaconate, if they are i
1Ti 5:7 also these things, that they may be i
Tit 1:6 whoever is i, husband of one wife
2Pe 3:14 found by him without spot and ei, in peace
A. ADJECTIVES 1. amemptos (a[mempto”273)seeDEFECT.2.amometos(ajmwvmhto”298)translatedinPhi2:15“withoutspot”;istranslated“blameless”in2Pe3:14:SeeMANCHA.¶3.anenkletos(ajnevgklhto”410)meansnottobecalledtoaccount(fromaprivative;neuphonicandenkaleotocallwithin)thatiswithoutanyaccusationasaresultofapublicinvestigation;“blameless”(1Co1:8;Col1:22;1Ti3:10andTit1:67).Itimpliesnotamereacquittalbuttheabsenceofanytypeofchargesoraccusationagainstaperson.Thisiswhatisstipulatedwithregardtotheelderly.¶4.anepilemptos(ajnepivlhmpto”423)lit.:thatcannotbetaken;hencenotexposedtocensorshipirreproachable(fromaprivative;neuphoniousandepilambanotoholdonto).Itisusedin1Ti3:2and5.7:“blameless”inbothpassages;6.14:“without†¦rebuke.”See.¶5.aproskopos(ajprovskopo”677)istranslated“blameless”inPhi1:10(fromaprivativeandproskopeoccasionofstumblingoffence).SeeTROPIEZOundertheheading“Adjectives”.B.Adverbamemptos(ajmevmptw”274)“blameless”(1Th2:10;5.23).ItisusedinthislastpassageofthebelieversbeforethejudgmentseatofChristintheparousia(hispresenceafterhiscoming)astheresultofactualtestimonyandconstancy.Cf.ANo.1above.¶
Source: Vine New Testament Dictionary