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cast out, driving out, throw out
Definition:
To “cast out” or “drive out” someone or something means to force that person or thing to go away.
- The term “cast” means the same thing as “throw.” To cast a net means to throw the net into the water.
- In a figurative sense, “cast out” or “cast away” someone can mean to reject that person and send him away.
Translation Suggestions:
- Depending on the context, other ways to translate this could include, “force out” or “send away” or “get rid of.”
- To “cast out demons” could be translated as “cause the demons to leave” or “drive the evil spirits out” or “expel the demons” or “command the demon to come out.”
- To “cast out” someone from a synagog or church could be translated as “banish them” or “put them out.”
(See also: demon, demon-possessed, lots)
Bible References:
- Acts 07:17-19
- Mark 03:13-16
- Mark 09:29
- Matthew 07:21-23
- Matthew 09:32-34
- Matthew 12:24
- Matthew 17:19-21
Word Data:
- Strong’s: H1272, H1644, H1920, H3423, H7971, H7993, G1544