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


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2322 + of healing + his household + were for the healing +/ . therapeia {ther-ap-i'-ah}; from 2323 + heal + Heal + to heal + not cure + and heal + And heal + he cured + be healed + was cured + had healed + and healed + was healed + were healed + and healing + and to cure + and he healed + and be healed + And he healed + he would heal + is worshipped + him and healed + and were healed + folk and healed + which was healed + and to be healed + For he had healed + him and he healed + them and he healed + of them and healed + him ; and he healed + and they were healed + them out and to heal + unto him that was cured +/ ; attendance (specially, medical, i .e . cure); figuratively and collec . domestics: --healing, household .

2323 + heal + Heal + to heal + not cure + and heal + And heal + he cured + be healed + was cured + had healed + and healed + was healed + were healed + and healing + and to cure + and he healed + and be healed + And he healed + he would heal + is worshipped + him and healed + and were healed + folk and healed + which was healed + and to be healed + For he had healed + him and he healed + them and he healed + of them and healed + him ; and he healed + and they were healed + them out and to heal + unto him that was cured +/ . therapeuo {ther-ap-yoo'-o}; from the same as 2324 + as a servant +/ ; to wait upon menially, i .e . (figuratively) to adore (God), or (specially) to relieve (of disease): --cure, heal, worship .

4772 + his kindred + of thy kindred + and from thy kindred +/ . suggeneia {soong-ghen'-i-ah}; from 4773 + thy cousin + my kinsman + my kinsmen + thy kinsmen + his kinsman + his kinsmen + his own kin + and kinsfolks + their kinsfolk + and her cousins +/ ; relationship, i .e . (concretely) relatives: --kindred .

4773 + thy cousin + my kinsman + my kinsmen + thy kinsmen + his kinsman + his kinsmen + his own kin + and kinsfolks + their kinsfolk + and her cousins +/ . suggenes {soong-ghen-ace'}; from 4862 + and beside + accompanied +/ and 1085 + born + kind + kinds + kindred + by nation + generation + own nation + diversities + of the stock + divers kinds + his offspring + with our kindred + and the offspring + and of the country + as were of the kindred + by mine own countrymen + as we are the offspring +/ ; a relative (by blood); by extension, a fellow countryman: --cousin, kin(-sfolk, -sman) .

5185 + blind + a blind + Ye blind + and blind + The blind + was blind + the blind + Thou blind + of the blind + to the blind + And the blind + ye were blind + folk of blind + and the blind + they be blind + that was blind + unto the blind + that the blind + that were blind + things is blind + which was blind + unto you ye blind + unto thee The blind + unto him Are we blind + him that he was blind + that whereas I was blind + is upon thee and thou shalt be blind +/ . tuphlos {toof-los'}; from, 5187 + highminded + He is proud + and smoking + up with pride +/ ; opaque (as if smoky), i .e . (by analogy) blind (physically or mentally): --blind .

5186 + hath blinded + He hath blinded +/ . tuphloo {toof-lo'-o}; from 5185 + blind + a blind + Ye blind + and blind + The blind + was blind + the blind + Thou blind + of the blind + to the blind + And the blind + ye were blind + folk of blind + and the blind + they be blind + that was blind + unto the blind + that the blind + that were blind + things is blind + which was blind + unto you ye blind + unto thee The blind + unto him Are we blind + him that he was blind + that whereas I was blind + is upon thee and thou shalt be blind +/ ; to make blind, i .e . (figuratively) to obscure: --blind .