Conceive
Conceive
“to conceive, beget:” see BEGET, A, No. 1.
lit., “to take together” (sun, “with,” lambano, “to take or receive”), is used (a) of a woman, to “conceive,” Luk 1:24, Luk 1:31, Luk 1:36; in the Passive Voice. Luk 2:21; (b) metaphorically, of the impulse of lust in the human heart, enticing to sin, Jam 1:15. For its other meaning see CATCH, No. 8.
“to put, set,” is used in Act 5:4, of the sin of Ananias, in “conceiving” a lie in his heart.
Notes: (1) The phrase echo, “to have,” with koite, “a lying down, a bed,” especially the marriage bed, denotes “to conceive,” Rom 9:10.
(2) The phrase eis katabolen, lit., “for a casting down, or in,” is used of conception in Heb 11:11.
Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words
Conceive
Psa 7:14 (a) This indicates that the iniquity of the heart produces sin in the life. (See also Isa 33:11; Isa 59:4; Jam 1:15).
Jer 49:30 (b) The king had devised in his mind and heart a complete plan for conquering Israel.
Act 5:4 (a) Ananias and his wife had concocted the plan of lying to the disciples and had agreed together what they would say.