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Greek Strong's Dictionary with all the Synonyms inserted into the definitions.


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1999 + cometh + raising +/ . episustasis {ep-ee-soo'-stas-is}; from the middle voice of a compound of 1909 + at + on + into + over + over + above + be on + ye at + Above + under + being + among + us on + up on + it on + about + after + are at + behalf + not on + before + are on + beside + was at + toward + and at + him on + old on + but on + And on + and on + They on + that on + down at + down on + them on + foot on + thee on + even at + against + as long + is over + because + up into + through + and over + are over + the time + him over + is above + touching + us and on + the space + And above + for under + for under + is against + but toward + but before + up against + And beside + to believe + he were on + throughout + them as on + to pass on + in the days + in the time + And through + as touching + by the space + unto thee on + of it and on + things before + I made before + for the space + out as against + was throughout + unto them over + and not before + out as against + that was about + had the charge + and that before + divided against + that were under + and he anointed + me is with me on + not on things on + in and out among + And when he was at + Let him which is on + to pass in the days + that were with him at + And let him that is on +/ and 4921 + I make + commend + standing + I commend + that stood + commending + commendeth + to commend + that commend + For we commend + things consist + things approving + to have been commended + things ye have approved + For not he that commendeth +/ ; a conspiraicy, i .e . concourse (riotous or friendly): --that which cometh upon, + raising up .

2866 + to amend +/ . kompsoteron {komp-sot'-er-on}; neuter comparative of a derivative of the base of 2865 + brought + received + Receiving + he received + shall receive + one may receive + ye might receive + ye shall receive + shall he receive + And shall receive + I should have received +/ (meaning properly, well dressed, i .e . nice); figuratively, convalescent: --+ began to amend .

3866 + that which I have committed +/ . paratheke {par-ath-ay'-kay}; from 3908 + put + to set + commit + before + he set + is set + I commit + he forth + I commend + them before + and alleging + they commended + men have committed + such things as are set + them ; and they did set +/ ; a deposit, i .e . (figuratively) trust: --committed unto .

3908 + put + to set + commit + before + he set + is set + I commit + he forth + I commend + them before + and alleging + they commended + men have committed + such things as are set + them ; and they did set +/ . paratithemi {par-at-ith'-ay-mee}; from 3844 + at + more + nigh + side + than + above + among + it at + before + down at + against + contrary + them before + that she had + them down at + stripes save + in the sight + unto you than + of himself more + when she was past + And when his friends + that which is against + unto him and he was nigh + such things as they give +/ and 5087 + set + lay + put + laid + sink + I lay + aside + forth + giveth + I make + Settle + to lay + ye put + he laid + and put + putting + putteth + be made + man put + hath put + doth set + And laid + was laid + and laid + purposed + hath set + them laid + and I lay + to be put + which put + they laid + hath made + I will put + I may make + I will lay + and he set + him he put + I have laid + him and put + he hath put + he was laid + and appoint + I have made + part advised + that is laid + have ye laid + I am ordained + one of you lay + up that I laid + thou hast laid + they have laid + I am appointed + on them and put + he hath appointed + him in and to lay + him Wilt thou lay + hath not appointed + after he hath laid + they were appointed + hast thou conceived + upon him and bowing + it from me but I lay + us saying I have set + up that thou layedst + unto them ; and hath committed + him in sunder and will appoint +/ ; to place alongside, i .e . present (food, truth); by implication, to deposit (as a trust or for protection): --allege, commend, commit (the keeping of), put forth, set before .

4921 + I make + commend + standing + I commend + that stood + commending + commendeth + to commend + that commend + For we commend + things consist + things approving + to have been commended + things ye have approved + For not he that commendeth +/ . sunistao {soon-is-tah'-o}; or (strengthened) sunistano {soon-is-tan'-o}; or sunistemi {soon-is'-tay-mee}; from 4862 + and beside + accompanied +/ and 2476 + lay + still + stand + Stand + stood + I stand + to make + and set + And set + up stood + Standing + stanched + ye stand + he stood + standing + standeth + they set + we stand + to stand + and stand + him stood + and stood + him stood + him stand + and abode + And stood + that stood + I continue + he standeth + and setteth + which stood + And I stood + there stood + There stood + to establish + are standing + up and stand + we establish + and standing + thou standest + as they stood + them they set + be established + with him stood + and to present + to their charge + shall not stand + unto him and set + he that standeth + And he shall set + and thou standest + he hath appointed + that ye may stand + by her shall stand + And they appointed + of them that stand + of them that stood + may be established + but there standeth + them and they stood + with them and stood + in me while I stood + to pass and to stand + and when they had set + And when they had set + that he may establish + and ye shall be brought + unto him they that stood + him unto you And they covenanted +/ (including its collat . forms); to set together, i .e . (by implication) to introduce (favorably), or (figuratively) to exhibit; intransitively, to stand near, or (figuratively) to constitute: --approve, commend, consist, make, stand (with) .

4956 + of commendation + letters of commendation +/ . sustatikos {soos-tat-ee-kos'}; from a derivative of 4921 + I make + commend + standing + I commend + that stood + commending + commendeth + to commend + that commend + For we commend + things consist + things approving + to have been commended + things ye have approved + For not he that commendeth +/ ; introductory, i .e . recommendatory: --of commendation .