N.T.o. Common in Class., olxx. The simple verb λανθάνειν means to escape notice; to be unseen or unknown. Middle and passive, to let a thing escape; forget. Some render interrogatively, “have ye forgotten?”
Speaketh unto you (ὑμῖν διαλέγεται)
The verb always in the sense of mutual converse or discussion. See Mar 9:34; Act 17:2; Act 18:19. Rend. “reasoneth with you.”
My son, etc.
From Pro 3:11, Pro 3:12. Comp. Job 5:17.
Despise not (μὴ ὀλιγώρει)
N.T.o. lxx only in this passage. Quite often in Class. It means to make little of (ὀλίγος).
Chastening (παιδείας)
Mostly in Hebrews. See on Eph 6:4, and see on 2Ti 3:16.