G0490

Ἀντιόχεια
Betacode: *)ANTIO/XEIA
an-tee-okh’-i-ah
Part of Speech: {N-NSF}
MLV/Definition: Antioch^
(Largest city in Syria. Where God named his followers. An-ti-och. (1) A city in Syria which became the center of Christian activities after the persecution drove the congregation out of Jerusalem, Acts 11:26. (2) A city in Pisidia where Paul preached and founded a congregation, Acts 13:14. )
Etymology: {|AntiochuV|, a Syrian king}
All Compounds: G0491

Greek Concordance: ( 18 ) Act_11:19, Act_11:20, Act_11:22, Act_11:26, Act_11:26, Act_11:27, Act_13:1, Act_13:14, Act_14:19, Act_14:21, Act_14:26, Act_15:22, Act_15:23, Act_15:30, Act_15:35, Act_18:22, Gal_2:11, 2Ti_3:11,
KJV: Antioch 18 TR: 18

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