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 {Kind} (phusis). Old word from phu(935c), order of nature ( Ro
1:26 ), here of all animals and man, in  2Pe 1:4  of God and
redeemed men. {Of beasts} (	h(8872)i(936e)). Old word diminutive from
	h(8872) and so "little beasts" originally, then wild animals in
general ( Mr 1:13 ), or quadrupeds as here. These four classes of
animals come from  Ge 9:2f . {Birds} (petein(936e)). Old word for
flying animals (from petomai, to word from herp(935c), to crawl
(Latin _serpo_), hence serpents. {Things in the sea} (enali(936e)).
Old adjective (en, hals, sea, salt) in the sea, here only in
N.T. The four groups are put in two pairs here by the use of 	e
kai with the first two and the second two. See a different
classification in  Ac 10:12  11:6 . {Is tamed} (damazetai).
Present passive indicative of damaz(935c), old verb kin to Latin
_dominus_ and English tame, in N.T. only in this passage and  Mr
5:4 . The present tense gives the general picture of the
continuous process through the ages of man's lordship over the
animals as stated in  Ge 1:28 . {Hath been tamed} (dedamastai).
Perfect passive indicative of the same verb, repeated to present
the state of conquest in some cases (domestic animals, for
instance). {By mankind} (	(8869) phusei t(8869) anthr(9370)in(8869)).
Instrumental case with repeated article and repetition also of
phusis, "by the nature the human." For anthr(9370)inos see  Ac
17:25 .

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