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* The Greek word translated in verse 2 as "propitiation" (<i>hilasmos</i>) is used only one other time in the New Testament (in [[1 Jn 4:10|1 John 4:10]]), although a related word also is used in [[Rom 3:25|Romans 3:25]] (translated as "propitiation") and in [[Heb 9:5|Hebrews 9:5]], where it is translated as "mercyseat." The word has the sense of something that is done to satsify the demands of God. Another technical translation sometimes used is "expiation"; some modern translations use the term "atoning sacrifice."
 
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Lexical notes

  • The Greek word translated in verse 2 as "propitiation" (hilasmos) is used only one other time in the New Testament (in 1 John 4:10), although a related word also is used in Romans 3:25 (translated as "propitiation") and in Hebrews 9:5, where it is translated as "mercyseat." The word has the sense of something that is done to satsify the demands of God. Another technical translation sometimes used is "expiation"; some modern translations use the term "atoning sacrifice."

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