A primary preposition denoting origin (the point whence motion or action proceeds) fromout (of place time or cause; literally or figuratively; direct or remote): - after among X are at betwixt (-yond) by (the means of) exceedingly (+ abundantly above) for (-th) from (among forth up) + grudgingly + heartily X heavenly X hereby + very highly in . . . ly (because by reason) of off (from) on out among (from of) over since X thenceforth through X unto X vehemently with (-out). Often used in composition with the same general import; often of completion.
11 Andhesaidunto them, Whatmanshall there beamongyou, thatshall haveonesheep, andifitfallintoa piton the sabbath day, will henotlay hold onit, andliftitout?
20 ¶ Andthere werecertainGreeksamongthem that came upto worshipatthe feast:
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42 ¶ Neverthelessamongthe chief rulersalsomanybelievedonhim; butbecauseof the Phariseesthey didnotconfesshim, lestthey should beput out of the synagogue: