Unworthily, Unworthy
Unworthily, Unworthy
is used in 1Co 11:27, of partaking of the Lord’s Supper “unworthly,” i.e., treating it as a common meal, the bread and cup as common things, not apprehending their solemn symbolic import. In the best texts the word is not found in 1Co 11:29 (see RV).
a, negative, n, euphonic, axios, “worthy,” is used in 1Co 6:2. In modern Greek it signifies “incapable.”
Note: In Act 13:46, “unworthy” represents the adjective axios, preceeded by the negative ouk.