Convenient, Conveniently
Convenient, Conveniently
lit., “well-timed” (eu, “well,” kairos, “a time, season”), hence signifies “timely, opportune, convenient;” it is said of a certain day, Mar 6:21; elsewhere, Heb 4:16, “in time of need.” See NEED. Cp. eukairia, “opportunity,” Mat 26:16; Luk 22:6; eukaireo, “to have opportunity,” Mar 6:31; Act 17:21 (“they spent their time,” marg. “had leisure for nothing else”); 1Co 16:12. See OPPORTUNITY, NEED, C, Note.
“conveniently,” Mar 14:11, is used elsewhere in 2Ti 4:2, “in season.” See SEASON, C.
is rendered “befitting” in Eph 5:4, for AV, “convenient;” so in Phm 1:8. See BEFIT.
“to be fitting,” is so translated in Rom 1:28, RV; AV, “(not) convenient;” in Act 22:22, “it is (not) fit.” See FIT.