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theopneust, a.|ˈθiːəʊpnjuːst|
[ad. Gr. θεόπνευστος, f. θεό-ς God + -πνευστος inspired, f. stem πνευ- of πνεῖν to breathe, blow.]
Divinely inspired.
1647Hammond Power of Keys iii. 30 Which delivers down all the books which make up our Canon of Scripture, for Canonicall, and Theopneust. 1806G. S. Faber Diss. Prophecies (1814) II. 314 The promotion of image-worship, the purpose for which this misnamed theopneust assembly met together. 1885tr. Wellhausen's Hist. Israel i. iii. 48 Their polemic is a purely prophetic one, i.e. individual, theopneust,..independent of all traditional..opinions.
So theoˈpneustic a. in same sense; theoˈpneusty [Ger. theopneustie (Heyse 1837), F. théopneustie (Littré)], ‖ theoˈpneustia [Gr. θεοπνευστία], divine inspiration; also theopneustian.
1894Thinker VI. 67 According to this theory, the writers of the books of Kings and Chronicles needed and received less of *theopneustia than the prophet Isaiah or the Evangelist John.
1660S. Fisher Rusticks Alarm iv. i. Wks. (1679) 592 Denying any such *Theopneustian [sic], Divine Inspiration, Revelation, Motion, immediate Mission.
1827Hare Guesses Ser. i. (1873) 209 Its [Christianity's] anthropomorphism is *theopneustic. 1847J. W. Donaldson Vind. Protest. Princ. 50 If man is, in his higher nature, a theopneustic being.
1847Webster, *Theopneusty, divine inspiration. |