Greek · Strong’s G5607
ὤν
ṓn
being
Derivation:
present participle of G1510 (εἰμί);
159
Times used
0
Old Testament
159
New Testament
Verses (first 60 of 103)
- Matthew 1:19
- Matthew 6:30
- Matthew 7:11
- Matthew 12:30
- Matthew 12:34
- Luke 2:5
- Luke 3:23
- Luke 6:3
- Luke 8:43
- Luke 11:23
- Luke 12:28
- Luke 13:16
- Luke 14:32
- Luke 20:36
- Luke 22:3
- Luke 22:53
- Luke 23:7
- Luke 23:12
- Luke 24:6
- Luke 24:44
- John 1:18
- John 1:48
- John 3:4
- John 3:13
- John 3:31
- John 4:9
- John 5:13
- John 6:71
- John 7:50
- John 8:47
- John 9:25
- John 9:40
- John 10:12
- John 10:33
- John 11:31
- John 11:49
- John 11:51
- John 12:17
- John 18:26
- John 18:37
- John 19:38
- John 20:1
- John 20:19
- John 21:11
- Romans 1:7
- Romans 4:10
- Romans 4:17
- Romans 5:6
- Romans 5:8
- Romans 5:10
- Romans 5:13
- Romans 7:23
- Romans 8:5
- Romans 8:8
- Romans 8:28
- Romans 9:5
- Romans 11:17
- Romans 12:3
- Romans 13:1
- Romans 16:1
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Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.