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0374 + fellow persuadeth +/ . anapeitho {an-ap-i'-tho}; from 0303 + each + every + apiece + through +/ and 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; to incite: --persuade .

0545 + disobedient + and disobedient + things disobedient + and the disobedient + I was not disobedient +/ . apeithes {ap-i-thace'}; from 0001 + Alpha (as a negative particle) and 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; unpersuadable, i .e . contumacious: --disobedient .

2083 + Friend + unto him Friend + unto their fellows +/ . hetairos {het-ah'-ee-ros}; from etes (a clansman); a comrade: --fellow, friend .

2138 + and easy + to be intreated +/ . eupeithes {yoo-pi-thace'}; from 2095 + well + ye well + them good + unto him Well + That it may be well +/ and 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; good for persuasion, i .e . (intransitively) complaint: --easy to be intreated .

2321 + Theophilus + O Theophilus +/ . Theophilos {theh-of'-il-os}; from 2316 + not God 2316- not God 2316- from God 2316- from God 2316- God + GOD + god + gods + O God + godly + God s + be God + to God + Is God + us God + my God + of God + My God + of God + in God + we God + by God + ye God + is God + To God + is God + as God + the God + did God + a godly + the god + our God + let God + Him God + and God + not God + For God + And God + but God + was God + us gods + The God + for God + But God + us gods + thy God + with God + of a god + unto God + from God + when God + The gods + is God s + even God + of God s + will God + Hath God + thou God + hath God + that God + their God + them gods + I the God + to me God + us to God + and godly + be to God + It is God + of my God + us is God + are God s + is of God + shall God + For godly + in for God + and to God + to the God + One of God + and my God + things God + thou God s + of our God + and of God + toward God + to our God + in him God + in our God + before God + be the God + But as God + you to God + but in God + things God + But my God + but of God + But the God + and the God + through God + up unto God + thee by God + For our God + between God + of them God + hand of God + thee of God + Ye are gods + that is God + be unto God + to us . God + and the God + for the God + and the God + And the God + from my God + but the God + out from God + how that God + but with God + to me of God + but unto God + him that God + was with God + to God and unto God + to us of God + I am the God + it be of God + Him hath God + That the God + for with God + even thy God + unto him God + ye are God s + hath not God + works of God + For when God + For with God + thing is God + thou art God + Hath not God + things is God + We are of God + him shall God + cases but God + things of God + Ye are of God + us not to God + as though God + but as of God + is not of God + Is he the God + For it is God + may be of God + and to my God + is not the God + that he is God + and not to God + that he as God + thing with God + him not as God + they are of God + which is in God + things unto God + unto you if God + might be in God + and against God + and that of God + things that God + us unto our God + for us that God + unto you by God + be unto our God + for it is God s + praises unto God + as there be gods + but not with God + according as God + for he giveth God + unto you that God + us ; and That God + And shall not God + that he was a god + with you that God + ye are not of God + unto you That God + things are of God + the things of God + He that is of God + and was exceeding + He is not the God + in them ; for God + that we are of God + to the will of God + for they are God s + not and giveth God + For we are unto God + over you with godly + For he is not a God + man were not of God + Saying I am the God + in him and he in God + for you that our God + that cometh from God + that is to say My God + ourselves it is to God + out the corn . Doth God + which was the son of God + the things which be God s + unto you for him hath God + of Abraham 11 and the God + of Abraham 11 and the God + the things that are God s + us ; he that is not of God + and I will be to them a God + in things pertaining to God + things which pertain to God + he shall be holden up for God + not the things that be of God + things ; and I will be his God + in them ; and I will be their God + shall be with them and be their God +/ and 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ ; friend of God; Theophilus, a Christian: --Theophilus .

3980 + to obey + magistrates + have hearkened + to them that obey +/ . peitharcheo {pi-tharkh-eh'-o}; from a compound of 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ and 0757 + to rule + to reign +/ ; to be persuaded by a ruler, i .e . (genitive case) to submit to authority; by analogy, to conform to advice: --hearken, obey (magistrates) .

3981 + was not with enticing +/ . peithos {pi-thos'}; from 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; persuasive: --enticing .

3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ . peitho {pi'-tho}; a primary verb; to convince (by argument, true or false); by analogy, to pacify or conciliate (by other fair means); reflexively or passively, to assent (to evidence or authority), to rely (by inward certainty): --agree, assure, believe, have confidence, be (wax) conflent, make friend, obey, persuade, trust, yield .

3988 + persuasion +/ . peismone {pice-mon-ay'}; from a presumed derivative of 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; persuadableness, i .e . credulity: --persuasion .

4086 + words +/ . pithanologia {pith-an-ol-og-ee'-ah}; from a compound of a derivative of 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ and 3056 + work + word + thing + words + saying + speech + reason + intent + rumour + things + a word + a shew + matter + my word + by word + account + speaker + in word + tidings + sayings + and word + The Word + my words + the word + of words + question + The word + treatise + a matter + thy word + our word + his word + in words + the work + the Word + the words + in a word + my saying + utterance + of speech + in speech + our words + his words + my sayings + his speech + his saying + him a word + their word + the matter + in my word + an account + is the word + in the word + he the word + of the word + By the word + at the word + the sayings + that saying + of the Word + by the word + not in word + But the word + him the word + you a reason + not my words + of his words + not the word + not our word + and the Word + and the word + there a fame + not his word + of utterance + And the word + Let the word + out the word + And the Word + for the word + for his word + was the Word + For the word + but the word + but my words + of the words + and his word + with his word + them thy word + are the words + and utterance + And my speech + unto the word + for the cause + that the word + we have to do + things to say + communication + for the words + and reckoneth + in thy sayings + And the saying + from the words + And their word + and his speech + not the speech + her not a word + is that saying + is not in word + for the word s + not my sayings + of his own word + of the doctrine + That the saying + of these things + of those things + and by the word + and to the word + not the sayings + things by mouth + up in the words + him in his talk + not in the words + manner of saying + For by thy words + and for the word + him in his words + unto us the word + and by thy words + as we are in word + away but my words + For the preaching + unto him the word + unto you the word + it not as the word + to pass the saying + to you is the word + him for the saying + of that by the word + he us with the word + unto you by the word + for us that the word + not unto you in word + of me and of my words + with me as concerning + manner of communications + And for me that utterance + as unto them but the word + But this cometh to pass that the word +/ ; persuasive language: --enticing words .

4102 + faith + fidelity + in faith + my faith + by faith + to faith + of faith + By faith + our faith + thy faith + was faith + Thy faith + the faith + and faith + his faith + but faith + assurance + and belief + thou faith + from faith + with faith + that faith + is of faith + their faith + is in faith + of thy faith + is thy faith + of our faith + to the faith + by the faith + for by faith + and of faith + not of faith + in the faith + of the faith + me thy faith + of that faith + not the faith + thee my faith + for the faith + and the faith + Through faith + of me in faith + even our faith + thing in faith + from the faith + it is of faith + us in the faith + is not of faith + it not by faith + but by the faith + and not by faith + which is of faith + fast in the faith + which is by faith + up unto the faith + thy way thy faith + ye be in the faith + men have not faith + thy way ; thy faith + But after that faith + which is of the faith + of him which believeth + for thee that thy faith + but of them that believe + then they which be of faith + that they which are of faith +/ . pistis {pis'-tis}; from 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; persuasion, i .e . credence; moral conviction (of religious truth, or the truthfulness of God or a religious teacher), especially reliance upon Christ for salvation; abstractly, constancy in such profession; by extension, the system of religious (Gospel) truth itself: --assurance, belief, believe, faith, fidelity .

4103 + is true + faithful + Faithful + believing + is a true + a faithful + faithfully + me faithful + is faithful + and believed + him faithful + was faithful + and faithful + the faithful + are faithful + with faithful + but believing + is a faithful + which believed + to be faithful + he is faithful + and a faithful + was my faithful + Who was faithful + It is a faithful + is that faithful + thou to faithful + of the believers + be thou faithful + me to be faithful + they are faithful + as unto a faithful + for he is faithful + who is the faithful + and to the faithful + He that is faithful + woman that believeth + of those that believe + of them which believe + is for you a faithful + hath he that believeth +/ . pistos {pis-tos'}; from 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; objectively, trustworthy; subjectively, trustful: --believe(-ing, -r), faithful(-ly), sure, true .

5358 + of good + a lover +/ . philagathos {fil-ag'-ath-os}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 0018 + Good + good + goods + A good + a good + A good + things + in well + to good + is good + of good + him Good + thy good + for good + and good + done good + that good + unto good + thou good + of a good + with good + for a good + and a good + it be good + to the good + and of good + He is a good + For the good + for his good + thou me good + is that good + and my goods + and of a good + unto him Good + done thou good + out of the good + and on the good + that thy benefit + to thee for good + For he was a good + and he was a good + that which is good + of that which is good + to that which is good + but that which is good + unto that which is good + the thing which is good + in me by that which is good +/ ; fond to good, i .e . a promoter of virtue: --love of good men .

5361 + love + as brethren +/ . philadelphos {fil-ad'-el-fos}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 0080 + Brother + brother + brethren + Brethren + A brother + a brother + my brother + the brother + My brethren + my brethren + thy brother + his brother + and brother + our brother + we brethren + But brother + The brethren + thy brethren + our brethren + his brethren + with brother + and brethren + the brethren + His brethren + not brethren + For brethren + thy brother s + is my brother + their brother + them brethren + to my brother + gifts brethren + And I brethren + of his brother + up the brother + to thy brother + to my brethren + to his brother + are my brethren + of the brethren + And the brother + for my brethren + Let the brother + of our brethren + men as brethren + to the brethren + not his brother + man his brother + ye not brethren + unto me Brother + one his brother + For ye brethren + things brethren + ye are brethren + his own brother + and his brother + and my brethren + to his brethren + by the brethren + But we brethren + But ye brethren + not my brethren + by thee brother + for the brethren + that his brother + sake his brother + And the brethren + in his brother s + and thy brethren + it . 25 Brethren + shall my brother + and the brethren + for you brethren + did his brethren + him as a brother + with his brother + and his brethren + that thy brother + unto my brethren + unto his brother + from the brethren + they are brethren + unto the brethren + and his brother s + when the brethren + unto his brethren + of you my brethren + be to the brethren + things my brethren + to me the brethren + of by the brethren + to me the brethren + and their brethren + ye that our brother + and of thy brethren + and as the brethren + and to the brethren + out of thy brother s + unto her Thy brother + with him the brother + unto him Thy brother + and with his brethren + with them our brother + and that your brethren + Which when the brethren + that is in thy brother s + for him with the brethren + that is of their brethren + unto you with the brethren + unto me of you my brethren +/ ; fond of brethren, i .e . fraternal: --love as brethren .

5362 + to love + their husbands +/ . philandros {fil'-an-dros}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 0435 + Men + man + men + sirs + Sirs + a man + Ye men + of men + of man + the man + fellows + husband + the men + The men + out Men + that men + to a man + Husbands + husbands + For a man + in to men + for a man + the man s + not a man + shall men + to the men + with a man + thou O man + of the man + of the men + and of men + unto a man + is the man + an husband + was the man + And the men + her husband + ye husbands + the husband + by that man + thy husband + for the man + For the man + with the men + over the man + When the men + unto them Men + they were men + is of the man + of her husband + by the husband + as her husband + unto them Sirs + to her husband + their husbands + thing for a man + there was a man + with an husband + Let the husband + be the husbands + but the husband + for her husband + For the husband + unto the husband + unto them Ye men + And when the men + from her husband + of them were men + while her husband + her by her husband + is not thy husband + and let not the husband +/ ; fond of man, i .e . affectionate as a wife: --love their husbands .

5364 + courteously +/ . philanthropos {fil-an-thro'-poce}; adverb from a compound of 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 0444 + men + Men + Man + man + Men s + O man + a man + A man + man s + men s + is man + to men + Of men + of men + of man + by man + as men + we men + in men + do men + and man + the men + not men + For men + for man + for men + and men + are men + And men + The man + the man + not man + from man + of man s + of a man + that men + than men + as a man + with men + unto men + With men + from men + upon men + That man + nobleman + is a man + me a man + it of man + Let a man + not a man + but O man + for a man + was a man + and man s + be of men + shall men + not of men + that a man + over a man + to the man + of the man + to the men + with men s + with man s + when a man + unto a man + of the men + is the man + and to men + was in man + is with men + And a man s + But the men + let not man + For the man + to that man + And the man + and not man + shall a man + part of men + not the man + but The man + for that man + upon the men + That the man + unto the man + they the man + and that man + out of a man + not unto men + unto the men + unto him Man + But let a man + is not of men + unto that man + he to the man + A certain man + from among men + that be of men + unto a certain + out of the man + and not to men + and toward men + But thou O man + there was a man + There was a man + things as a man + not and the men + ye A certain man + and not unto men + and not of a man + the manner of men + there shall a man + it be but a man s + state of that man + unto them With men + and there was a man + the things of a man + to him a certain man + For let not that man + were it for that man + of heaven is as a man + but the things that be of men + For the Son of man is as a man +/ ; fondly to man ("philanthropically"), i .e . humanely: --courteously .

5366 + covetous + who were covetous +/ . philarguros {fil-ar'-goo-ros}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 0696 + silver + and silver +/ ; fond of silver (money), i .e . avaricious: --covetous .

5367 + shall be lovers + of their own selves +/ . philautos {fil'-ow-tos}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 0846 + one + who + own + whom + this + mine + self + very + same + those + whose + which + cause + Having + itself + it this + thyself + thereof + Himself + thereon + thereby + herself + himself + is very + therein + The same + of those + selfsame + of these + together + the same + me there + to Jesus + thereinto + was there + Therewith + be of one + pit whose + that same + pit whose + in thereat + And beside + the things + for theirs + with those + own selves + themselves + he himself + who himself + do the same + that myself + up the same + him thereon + by the same + of the said + up together + of the same + For therein + in the same + and himself + that therein + For the same + And the same + for the same + out the same + you the same + And the very + not the same + But in those + but the same + to pass there + and of myself + both together + in yourselves + thing thereon + ye yourselves + into the same + that the same + and therewith + with the same + were together + Ye yourselves + of themselves + for yourselves + and he himself + but he himself + things therein + things to whom + Be of the same + things thereon + For yourselves + in you the same + And in the same + and in the same + doth he himself + while the other + they themselves + is not the same + Out of the same + that are therein + and the selfsame + And in that same + and not the very + when thou thyself + and ye yourselves + that we ourselves + not in yourselves + things themselves + For with the same + him for he himself + but it is the same + we not in the same + for that he himself + and they themselves + For they themselves + things that himself + should have the same + from among yourselves + unto you for the same + but that thou thyself + For in that he himself + things that are therein + of you as ye yourselves + that they be of the same + not with them to the same + And there were in the same + unto you for ye yourselves + and the things that therein + and the things which are therein +/ ; fond of self, i .e . selfish: --lover of own self .

5368 + loved + lovest + loveth + to kiss + And love + man love + and love + he loved + as I love + would love + thou lovest + time Lovest + that I love + I shall kiss + ye have loved + them that love + He that loveth + are for they love + of me and he that loveth +/ . phileo {fil-eh'-o}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ ; to be a friend to (fond of [an individual or an object]), i .e . have affection for (denoting personal attachment, as a matter of sentiment or feeling; while 25 is wider, embracing especially the judgment and the deliberate assent of the will as a matter of principle, duty and propriety: the two thus stand related very much as 2309 + love + Wilt + wilt + Will + will + would + desire + I will + to will + willing + I would + he will + ye will + We will + she will + desiring + desirous + I desire + we would + But wilt + Desiring + ye would + man will + desireth + he would + ye desire + thou wilt + and would + off would + Him would + as desire + they will + that will + but desire + man desire + as I would + but I will + and I will + For I will + it listeth + they would + of you will + But I would + And ye will + as ye would + they listed + For I would + and I would + I had rather + that I would + And he would + and ye would + have desired + for he would + as they will + and he would + For we would + unto him Wilt + when he would + thou wouldest + as they would + of them would + to be forward + not as I will + and they would + in a voluntary + thy way I will + But he willing + things willing + they willingly + I would desire + And as ye would + unto him I will + of you intending + thereof he would + For he that will + that when I would + me ye that desire + thing for to will + And when he would + with him he would + as it hath pleased + for he was desirous + and ye were willing + man and not willing + And if any man will + against him and would + not for that we would + that they which would + from them which desire + that they were desirous + but they themselves will + the things that ye would + thee and from him that would + it is not of him that willeth + be it unto thee even as thou wilt +/ and 1014 + unto you I would 1014- unto you I would 1014- will 1014 .................................ahee- I will 1014 .................................ahee- listeth 1014 .................................ahee- willing 1014 .................................ahee- and intend 1014 .................................ahee- as he will 1014 .................................ahee- was minded 1014 .................................ahee- not willing 1014 .................................ahee- I was minded 1014 .................................ahee- things I will 1014 .................................ahee- Of his own will 1014 om .................................ahee- them that would 1014 om .................................ahee- thou be willing 1014 om .................................ahee- they were minded 1014 lom .................................ahee- But they that will 1014 ..lom .................................ahee- ye to it ; for I will 1014 .....lom .................................ahee- And when he was disposed 1014 ........lom .................................ahee- / , or as 2372 + wrath + wraths + of wrath + the wrath + and wrath + with wrath + indignation + up the wrath + of the wrath + of the fierceness +/ and 3563 + mind + minds + in mind + the mind + of my mind + their mind + is the mind + understanding + of their mind + with the mind + but my understanding + with my understanding + he their understanding + with the understanding + up by his fleshly mind +/ respectively; the former being chiefly of the heart and the latter of the head); specifically, to kiss (as a mark of tenderness): --kiss, love .

5369 + lovers +/ . philedonos {fil-ay'-don-os}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 2237 + lusts + it pleasure + and pleasures +/ ; fond of pleasure, i .e . voluptuous: --lover of pleasure .

5373 + ye not that the friendship +/ . philia {fil-ee'-ah}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ ; fondness: --friendship .

5376 + Philip + Philippi + Philip s + me Philip + to Philip + of Philip + And Philip + and Philip + But Philip + unto Philip + with Philip + that Philip + things which Philip +/ . Philippos {fil'-ip-pos}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 2462 + horse + horses + of horses + the horse + the horses + and horses + unto horses + in the horses + of the horses + upon the horse + even unto the horse +/ ; fond of horses; Philippus, the name of four Israelites: --Philip .

5377 + lovers + of God +/ . philotheos {fil-oth'-eh-os}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 2316 + not God 2316- not God 2316- from God 2316- from God 2316- God + GOD + god + gods + O God + godly + God s + be God + to God + Is God + us God + my God + of God + My God + of God + in God + we God + by God + ye God + is God + To God + is God + as God + the God + did God + a godly + the god + our God + let God + Him God + and God + not God + For God + And God + but God + was God + us gods + The God + for God + But God + us gods + thy God + with God + of a god + unto God + from God + when God + The gods + is God s + even God + of God s + will God + Hath God + thou God + hath God + that God + their God + them gods + I the God + to me God + us to God + and godly + be to God + It is God + of my God + us is God + are God s + is of God + shall God + For godly + in for God + and to God + to the God + One of God + and my God + things God + thou God s + of our God + and of God + toward God + to our God + in him God + in our God + before God + be the God + But as God + you to God + but in God + things God + But my God + but of God + But the God + and the God + through God + up unto God + thee by God + For our God + between God + of them God + hand of God + thee of God + Ye are gods + that is God + be unto God + to us . God + and the God + for the God + and the God + And the God + from my God + but the God + out from God + how that God + but with God + to me of God + but unto God + him that God + was with God + to God and unto God + to us of God + I am the God + it be of God + Him hath God + That the God + for with God + even thy God + unto him God + ye are God s + hath not God + works of God + For when God + For with God + thing is God + thou art God + Hath not God + things is God + We are of God + him shall God + cases but God + things of God + Ye are of God + us not to God + as though God + but as of God + is not of God + Is he the God + For it is God + may be of God + and to my God + is not the God + that he is God + and not to God + that he as God + thing with God + him not as God + they are of God + which is in God + things unto God + unto you if God + might be in God + and against God + and that of God + things that God + us unto our God + for us that God + unto you by God + be unto our God + for it is God s + praises unto God + as there be gods + but not with God + according as God + for he giveth God + unto you that God + us ; and That God + And shall not God + that he was a god + with you that God + ye are not of God + unto you That God + things are of God + the things of God + He that is of God + and was exceeding + He is not the God + in them ; for God + that we are of God + to the will of God + for they are God s + not and giveth God + For we are unto God + over you with godly + For he is not a God + man were not of God + Saying I am the God + in him and he in God + for you that our God + that cometh from God + that is to say My God + ourselves it is to God + out the corn . Doth God + which was the son of God + the things which be God s + unto you for him hath God + of Abraham 11 and the God + of Abraham 11 and the God + the things that are God s + us ; he that is not of God + and I will be to them a God + in things pertaining to God + things which pertain to God + he shall be holden up for God + not the things that be of God + things ; and I will be his God + in them ; and I will be their God + shall be with them and be their God +/ ; fond of God, i .e . pious: --lover of God .

5378 + Philologus +/ . Philologos {fil-ol'-og-os}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 3056 + work + word + thing + words + saying + speech + reason + intent + rumour + things + a word + a shew + matter + my word + by word + account + speaker + in word + tidings + sayings + and word + The Word + my words + the word + of words + question + The word + treatise + a matter + thy word + our word + his word + in words + the work + the Word + the words + in a word + my saying + utterance + of speech + in speech + our words + his words + my sayings + his speech + his saying + him a word + their word + the matter + in my word + an account + is the word + in the word + he the word + of the word + By the word + at the word + the sayings + that saying + of the Word + by the word + not in word + But the word + him the word + you a reason + not my words + of his words + not the word + not our word + and the Word + and the word + there a fame + not his word + of utterance + And the word + Let the word + out the word + And the Word + for the word + for his word + was the Word + For the word + but the word + but my words + of the words + and his word + with his word + them thy word + are the words + and utterance + And my speech + unto the word + for the cause + that the word + we have to do + things to say + communication + for the words + and reckoneth + in thy sayings + And the saying + from the words + And their word + and his speech + not the speech + her not a word + is that saying + is not in word + for the word s + not my sayings + of his own word + of the doctrine + That the saying + of these things + of those things + and by the word + and to the word + not the sayings + things by mouth + up in the words + him in his talk + not in the words + manner of saying + For by thy words + and for the word + him in his words + unto us the word + and by thy words + as we are in word + away but my words + For the preaching + unto him the word + unto you the word + it not as the word + to pass the saying + to you is the word + him for the saying + of that by the word + he us with the word + unto you by the word + for us that the word + not unto you in word + of me and of my words + with me as concerning + manner of communications + And for me that utterance + as unto them but the word + But this cometh to pass that the word +/ ; fond of words, i .e . talkative (argumentative, learned, "philological"); Philologus, a Christian: --Philologus .

5380 + to be contentious +/ . philoneikos {fil-on'-i-kos}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and neikos (a quarrel; probably akin to 3534 + unto victory + up in victory + us the victory + is thy victory +/ ); fond of strife, i .e . disputatious: --contentious .

5382 + Use + But a lover + hospitality + of hospitality + given to hospitality +/ . philoxenos {fil-ox'-en-os}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 3581 + host + strangers + of strange + a stranger + and strange + and strangers + I was a stranger + and to strangers + we thee a stranger + that they were strangers +/ ; fond of guests, i .e . hospitable: --given to (lover of, use) hospitality .

5383 + loveth + to have the preeminence +/ . philoproteuo {fil-op-rote-yoo'-o}; from a compound of 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 4413 + First + first + chief + the best + be first + He first + be chief + my first + he first + the first + The first + and chief + was first + the first + thy first + the chief + The former + that first + to be first + their first + is the chief + of the chief + in the first + to the first + is the first + of the first + for the first + and the first + him The first + And the first + and the chief + that are first + shall be first + for the former + unto the first + from the first + than the first + unto you first + be the chiefest + and of the chief + themselves first + that in me first + by let the first + while as the first + unto him The first + But when the first + and there are first + me for he was before + among you let him first + with them than the beginning + and that he should be the first +/ ; to be fond of being first, i .e . ambitious of distinction: --love to have the preeminence .

5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ . philos {fee'-los}; properly, dear, i .e . a friend; actively, fond, i .e . friendly (still as a noun, an associate, neighbor, etc .): --friend .

5386 + philosophers +/ . philosophos {fil-os'-of-os}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 4680 + wise + is wiser + the wise + and wise + is a wise + to be wise + of the wise + is the wise + to the wise + but as wise + have you wise + unto me as a wise + that he may be wise + things from the wise + themselves to be wise + that there is not a wise +/ ; fond of wise things, i .e . a "philosopher": --philosopher .

5387 + Be kindly + affectioned +/ . philostorgos {fil-os'-tor-gos}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and storge (cherishing one's kindred, especially parents or children); fond of natural relatives, i .e . fraternal towards fellow Christian: --kindly affectioned .

5388 + to love + their children +/ . philoteknos {fil-ot'-ek-nos}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 5043 + children 5043- children 5043- Son + son + sons + child + my son + the son + of thy children 5043- of thy children 5043- children + Children + the sons + and her children 5043- and her children 5043- her child + the child + daughters + as children + up children + unto him Son + the children + thy children + and children + her children + our children + his children + and her child + unto thee son + their children + the children s + of her children + thee for my son + to the children + of the children + are we the sons + for the children + and thy children + that my children + but the children + for her children + and the children + doth his children + with her children + unto them Children + as unto my children + we are not children + was are the children + are not the children + of him that as a son + unto us their children + that we are the children + but you for the children + That is They which are the children +/ ; fond of one's children, i .e . maternal: --love their children .

5389 + we labour + have I strived + And that ye study +/ . philotimeomai {fil-ot-im-eh'-om-ahee}; middle voice from a compound of 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 5092 + honour + honour + honoured + in honour + for a sum + to honour + be honour + the price + the prices + and honour + unto honour + with a price + he is precious + it is the price + part of the price +/ ; to be fond of honor, i .e . emulous (eager or earnest to do something): --labour, strive, study .

5391 + be courteous +/ . philophron {fil-of'-rone}; from 5384 + friend + friends + a friend + the Friend + her friends + you friends + and friends + his friends + the friends + be a friend + For a friend + but the friend + unto him Friend + for his friends + not thy friends + with my friends + unto his friends + he is his friend + unto thee Friend + Ye are my friends + unto you my friends + unto them Our friend + which were his friends + be to thee . Our friends +/ and 5424 + in understanding + but in understanding +/ ; friendly of mind, i .e . kind: --courteous .