1314 + thee to keep +/ . diaphulasso {dee-af-oo-las'-so}; from 1223 + after + in at + cause + though + because + through + Through + Because + to avoid + ye in at + by reason + throughout + is through + we through + up because + me through + in because + and within + you through + of me among + and because + not because + And because + him because + and through + not because + him because + man because + one because + day through + For through + but through + but because + men through + And through + for because + that through + them because + away because + who by reason + but by reason + For I through + And by reason + might through + season because + that by reason + for us through + not in because + him in because + but by occasion + that we through + unto him through + And that because + with him through + unto them Because + unto them because + him ; but because + of them who through + For of him and through + that is in them because + up after that he through +/ and 5442 + keep + beware + to keep + keepeth + keeping + and keep + and kept + but saved + that kept + shall keep + and beware + and keepest + have I kept + for to keep + be thou ware + him to be kept + unto thee keep + me I have kept + have I observed + that thou observe + and have not kept + things have I kept + him and he was kept + only that they keep +/ ; to guard thoroughly, i .e . protect: --keep .
4759 + of the guard + to the captain +/ . stratopedarches {strat-op-ed-ar'-khace}; from 4760 + with armies +/ and 0757 + to rule + to reign +/ ; a ruler of an army, i .e . (specifically) a Praetorian prefect: --captain of the guard .
5083 + keep + Keep + kept + I kept + ye keep + me keep + we keep + keepeth + to keep + and hold + and keep + reserved + was kept + will keep + which kept + shall keep + he keepeth + and to keep + you observe + is reserved + I have kept + and keepeth + be preserved + that we keep + they watched + him and keep + them to keep + that observe + and hast kept + and preserved + hath she kept + thou hast kept + me not keepeth + to be reserved + him to be kept + and to reserve + they will keep + as I have kept + That thou keep + should be kept + they have kept + him and keepeth + me he will keep + them to observe + he hath reserved + that ye may keep + not away reserved + that he will keep + that they observe + but thou hast kept + things I have kept + of him the keepers + things I have kept + is he that keepeth + are they that keep + And he that keepeth + and of them which keep + unto you and so will I keep + unto you and so will I keep + them me ; and they have kept + but that thou shouldest keep + and they that were with him watching +/ . tereo {tay-reh'-o}; from teros (a watch; perhaps akin to 2334 + see + seeth + I see + to see + beheld + ye see + and saw + looking + And saw + and see + may see + they see + me seeth + consider + Perceive + it seeth + had seen + they saw + and seeth + ye behold + And seeth + as ye see + beholding + and ye see + I perceive + and beheld + but ye see + but seeing + that behold + ye shall see + when they saw + while and saw + are not seeth + with us ye see + And he that seeth + unto them I beheld + in him when he saw + that they had seen + upon them which saw + unto him Thou seest + that they may behold + while and ye shall not see +/ ); to guard (from loss or injury, properly, by keeping the eye upon; and thus differing from 5442 + keep + beware + to keep + keepeth + keeping + and keep + and kept + but saved + that kept + shall keep + and beware + and keepest + have I kept + for to keep + be thou ware + him to be kept + unto thee keep + me I have kept + have I observed + that thou observe + and have not kept + things have I kept + him and he was kept + only that they keep +/ , which is properly to prevent escaping; and from 2892 + a watch + of the watch +/ , which implies a fortress or full military lines of apparatus), i .e . to note (a prophecy; figuratively, to fulfil a command); by implication, to detain (in custody; figuratively, to maintain); by extension, to withhold (for personal ends; figuratively, to keep unmarried); by extension, to withhold (for personal ends; figuratively, to keep unmarried): --hold fast, keep(-er), (pre-, re-)serve, watch .