Hebrew · Strong’s H3212
יָלַךְ
yâlak/yaw-lak'/
to walk (literally or figuratively); causatively, to carry (in various senses)
Derivation:
a primitive root (compare H1980 (הָלַךְ));
28
Times used
28
Old Testament
0
New Testament
Verses (first 60 of 743)
- Genesis 3:14
- Genesis 7:18
- Genesis 9:23
- Genesis 11:31
- Genesis 12:1
- Genesis 12:4
- Genesis 12:5
- Genesis 13:3
- Genesis 16:8
- Genesis 18:22
- Genesis 18:33
- Genesis 19:32
- Genesis 21:14
- Genesis 21:16
- Genesis 21:19
- Genesis 22:2
- Genesis 22:3
- Genesis 22:5
- Genesis 22:6
- Genesis 22:8
- Genesis 22:13
- Genesis 22:19
- Genesis 24:4
- Genesis 24:5
- Genesis 24:8
- Genesis 24:10
- Genesis 24:38
- Genesis 24:39
- Genesis 24:51
- Genesis 24:56
- Genesis 24:58
- Genesis 24:61
- Genesis 25:22
- Genesis 25:34
- Genesis 26:1
- Genesis 26:13
- Genesis 26:16
- Genesis 26:17
- Genesis 26:31
- Genesis 27:5
- Genesis 27:9
- Genesis 27:13
- Genesis 27:14
- Genesis 28:2
- Genesis 28:5
- Genesis 28:7
- Genesis 28:9
- Genesis 28:10
- Genesis 28:15
- Genesis 29:1
- Genesis 29:7
- Genesis 30:14
- Genesis 30:25
- Genesis 30:26
- Genesis 31:44
- Genesis 31:55
- Genesis 32:17
- Genesis 33:12
- Genesis 35:22
- Genesis 36:6
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Source: Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), public domain. Verse list from the Strong’s-tagged King James Version.