Greek · Strong’s G5217
ὑπάγω
hypágō
to lead (oneself) under, i.e. withdraw or retire (as if sinking out of sight), literally or figuratively
81
Times used
0
Old Testament
81
New Testament
Verses
- Matthew 4:10
- Matthew 5:24
- Matthew 5:41
- Matthew 8:4
- Matthew 8:13
- Matthew 8:32
- Matthew 9:6
- Matthew 13:44
- Matthew 16:23
- Matthew 18:15
- Matthew 19:21
- Matthew 20:4
- Matthew 20:7
- Matthew 20:14
- Matthew 21:28
- Matthew 26:18
- Matthew 26:24
- Matthew 27:65
- Matthew 28:10
- Luke 4:8
- Luke 8:42
- Luke 10:3
- Luke 12:58
- Luke 17:14
- Luke 19:30
- John 3:8
- John 4:16
- John 7:3
- John 7:33
- John 8:14
- John 8:21
- John 8:22
- John 9:7
- John 9:11
- John 11:8
- John 11:31
- John 12:11
- John 13:3
- John 13:33
- John 13:36
- John 14:4
- John 14:5
- John 14:28
- John 15:16
- John 16:5
- John 16:10
- John 16:16
- John 16:17
- John 21:3
- James 2:16
- 1 John 2:11
- Revelation 10:8
- Revelation 13:10
- Revelation 14:4
- Revelation 16:1
- Revelation 17:8
- Revelation 17:11
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Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.