^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). The form here is middle-passive, so to touch. Could it, though, possibly be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively: rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a man to be to kindled by a woman (into desire)? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). The form here is middle-passive, so to touch. Could it, though, possibly be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively: rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a man to be to kindled by a woman into desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). The form here is middle-passive, i.e., so to touch. Could it, though, possibly be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively: rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a man to be to kindled by a woman into desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). The form is middle-passive, i.e., meaning to touch. Could it, though, possibly be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively: rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a man to be to kindled by a woman into desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). The form here is middle-passive, i.e., to touch. Could it, though, possibly be intended here to take on the latter sense figuratively: rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a man to be to kindled by a woman into desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). The form here is middle-passive. But could it possibly be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively, rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a man to be to kindled by a woman into desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). The form here is middle-passive. But could it possibly be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively, rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a man to be to kindled to desire by a woman? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). The form here is middle-passive. But could it possibly be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively, rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a woman to kindle in man a desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Could it here be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively, rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a woman to kindle in man a desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active, means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Could it here be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively, rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a woman to kindle in man a desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, in the middle-passive, means to touch; but in the active, means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Could it possibly here be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively, rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a woman to kindle in man a desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch, in the middle-passive form; but, in the active form, also means to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Could it possibly here be intended to take on the latter sense figuratively, rather than for a man to touch a woman, instead for a woman to kindle in man a desire? See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch, when in middle-passive form; but also means to light a lamp or kindle a fire, when in active form (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Could it possibly here be intended to figuratively take on the latter sense, rather than for a mean to touch a woman, meaning instead for a woman to arouse a man to desire. See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch; but also to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Here possibly it is intended to figuratively take on the latter sense, meaning to arouse to desire. See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch; but also to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Here possibly it figuratively takes on the latter sense, meaning to arouse to desire. See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch; but also to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Here possibly it takes on the latter sense, meaning to arouse to desire. See burn in 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch; but also to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Here possibly it takes on the latter sense, meaning to arouse to desire. See burn in 1 Corinthians 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch; but also to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Here possibly it takes on the latter sense, meaning to arouse to desire. See the use of the word burn 1 Corinthians 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch; but also to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Here possibly it takes on the latter sense, meaning to arouse to desire. See the use of the word burn 1 Corinthians 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch; but also to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Here possibly it takes on the latter sense, meaning to be aroused to desire. See the use of the word burn 1 Corinthians 7:9.

^a Gk. ἅπτω, to touch; but also to light a lamp or kindle a fire (see Luke 8:16, 11:33, 15:8, 22:55; Acts 28:2). Here possibly it has the latter sense, meaning to be aroused to desire. See the use of the word burn 1 Corinthians 7:9.