anticipate or precede; by extension

another, (cl.): c. acc. pers., . to come before anticipate I Th 4:15 In late writers and M (v. Kennedy, , 156; Lft., , 35), : ; seq. , ; , ; (cf. , and v. Dalman, , 107), , , (cf. ).† Gr. Sources Notes Words to come, arrive Ro 9:31 Phl 3:16 II Co 10:14 Da TH 4:21 Mt 12:28 Lk 11:20 I Th 2:16 εἰς ἄχρι ἐπί προ-φθάνω

to be beforehand, i.e. anticipate or precede; by extension, to have arrived at

(already) attain, come, prevent