ἐρέω (eréō) — Call

Strong's G2046 is tagged on 49 words in 49 verses across 10 books of the word-by-word Greek New Testament text on this site. It first appears in Matthew 1:22 and last appears in Revelation 19:3.

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Forms found in the text

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Books where it appears most

Verses (first 25 of 49)

• Matthew 1:22 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 2:15 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 2:17 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 2:23 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 3:3 — ῥηθεὶς — having been spoken of
• Matthew 4:14 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 5:21 — ἐρρέθη — it was said
• Matthew 5:27 — ἐρρέθη — it was said
• Matthew 5:31 — Ἐρρέθη — It was said
• Matthew 5:33 — ἐρρέθη — it was said
• Matthew 5:38 — ἐρρέθη — it was said
• Matthew 5:43 — ἐρρέθη — it was said
• Matthew 8:17 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 12:17 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 13:35 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 21:4 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 22:31 — ῥηθὲν — has been spoken
• Matthew 24:15 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken of
• Matthew 26:75 — εἰρηκότος — having said
• Matthew 27:9 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Matthew 27:35 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken
• Mark 13:14 — ῥηθὲν — having been spoken of
• Luke 2:24 — εἰρημένον — said
• Luke 4:12 — εἴρηται — It has been said
• John 4:18 — εἴρηκας — you have spoken

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Related entries

Named in this entry's derivation: G4483 ῥέω (rhéō).

Entries whose derivation names this word: G2036 ἔπω (épō), G2045 ἐρευνάω (ereunáō), G2060 Ἑρμῆς (Hermēs), G2065 ἐρωτάω (erōtáō), G2463 ἶρις (îris), G4280 προερέω (proeréō).

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