G1782

ἐντεῦθεν
Betacode: E)NTEU=QEN
ent-yoo’-then
Part of Speech: {ADV}
MLV/Definition: from~ here^~,
(vs. from there) (from here and from there = on this side and on that side)
Etymology: {G1759}
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Greek Concordance: ( 11 ) Mat_17:20, Luk_4:9, Luk_13:31, Joh_2:16, Joh_7:3, Joh_14:31, Joh_18:36, Joh_19:18, Joh_19:18, Jas_4:1, Rev_22:2,
KJV: hence 6, on either side + 2534 4, from hence 3 TR: 13

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