προφήτης

a foreteller ("prophet"); by analogy, an inspired speaker; by extension, a poet

Verses (first 60 of 81)

• Matthew 1:22
• Matthew 2:15
• Matthew 2:17
• Matthew 2:23
• Matthew 3:3
• Matthew 4:14
• Matthew 5:12
• Matthew 5:17
• Matthew 8:17
• Matthew 10:41
• Matthew 11:9
• Matthew 11:13
• Matthew 12:17
• Matthew 12:39
• Matthew 13:17
• Matthew 13:35
• Matthew 13:57
• Matthew 16:4
• Matthew 21:4
• Matthew 21:11
• Matthew 23:29
• Matthew 23:34
• Matthew 23:37
• Matthew 24:15
• Matthew 26:56
• Matthew 27:9
• Matthew 27:35
• Luke 1:70
• Luke 1:76
• Luke 3:4
• Luke 4:17
• Luke 4:24
• Luke 4:27
• Luke 7:16
• Luke 7:26
• Luke 7:28
• Luke 7:39
• Luke 9:8
• Luke 9:19
• Luke 10:24
• Luke 11:47
• Luke 11:49
• Luke 11:50
• Luke 13:28
• Luke 13:33
• Luke 13:34
• Luke 16:16
• Luke 16:29
• Luke 16:31
• Luke 18:31
• Luke 24:19
• Luke 24:25
• Luke 24:27
• Luke 24:44
• John 1:21
• John 1:23
• John 1:45
• John 4:44
• John 6:14
• John 6:45

Words derived from it

• G4395προφητεύω prophēteúōto foretell events, divine, speak under inspiration, exercise the prophetic office
• G4394προφητεία prophēteíaprediction (scriptural or other)
• G5578ψευδοπροφήτης pseudoprophḗtēsa spurious prophet, i.e. pretended foreteller or religious impostor
• G4397προφητικός prophētikóspertaining to a foreteller ("prophetic")
• G4398προφῆτις prophētisa female foreteller or an inspired woman