G2491


Ἰωάννης
Betacode: *)IWA/NNHS2
ee-o-an’-nace
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: John* John's*
(John (whom Jehovah has graciously given). (1) John the Immerser, the forerunner of Jesus. Matt. 3:1. (2) Son of Zebedee and brother of James, an apostle. Matt. 10:2. The writer of Revelation and mostly the Book of John. (3) John Mark, companion of Paul, cousin of Barnabas, and most likely the writer of the Gospel of Mark. Acts 12:12. (4) The father of Peter, also called Jonas. John 1:42. John. (5) John a high council member, Acts 4:6.)
Etymology: {H3110}
No related compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 131 ) Mat_3:1, Mat_3:4, Mat_3:13, Mat_3:14, Mat_4:12, Mat_4:21, Mat_9:14, Mat_10:2, Mat_11:2, Mat_11:4, Mat_11:7, Mat_11:11, Mat_11:12, Mat_11:13, Mat_11:18, Mat_14:2, Mat_14:3, Mat_14:4, Mat_14:8, Mat_14:10, Mat_16:14, Mat_17:1, Mat_17:13, Mat_21:25, Mat_21:26, Mat_21:32, Mar_1:4, Mar_1:6, Mar_1:9, Mar_1:14, Mar_1:19, Mar_1:29, Mar_2:18, Mar_2:18, Mar_3:17, Mar_5:37, Mar_6:14, Mar_6:16, Mar_6:17, Mar_6:18, Mar_6:20, Mar_6:24, Mar_6:25, Mar_8:28, Mar_9:2, Mar_9:38, Mar_10:35, Mar_10:41, Mar_11:30, Mar_11:32, Mar_13:3, Mar_14:33, Luk_1:13, Luk_1:60, Luk_1:63, Luk_3:2, Luk_3:15, Luk_3:16, Luk_3:20, Luk_5:10, Luk_5:33, Luk_6:14, Luk_7:18, Luk_7:19, Luk_7:20, Luk_7:22, Luk_7:24, Luk_7:24, Luk_7:28, Luk_7:29, Luk_7:33, Luk_8:51, Luk_9:7, Luk_9:9, Luk_9:19, Luk_9:28, Luk_9:49, Luk_9:54, Luk_11:1, Luk_16:16, Luk_20:4, Luk_20:6, Luk_22:8, Joh_1:6, Joh_1:15, Joh_1:19, Joh_1:26, Joh_1:28, Joh_1:32, Joh_1:35, Joh_1:40, Joh_3:23, Joh_3:24, Joh_3:25, Joh_3:26, Joh_3:27, Joh_4:1, Joh_5:33, Joh_5:36, Joh_10:40, Joh_10:41, Joh_10:41, Act_1:5, Act_1:13, Act_1:22, Act_3:1, Act_3:3, Act_3:4, Act_3:11, Act_4:6, Act_4:13, Act_4:19, Act_8:14, Act_10:37, Act_11:16, Act_12:2, Act_12:12, Act_12:25, Act_13:5, Act_13:13, Act_13:24, Act_13:25, Act_15:37, Act_18:25, Act_19:3, Act_19:4, Gal_2:9, Rev_1:1, Rev_1:4, Rev_1:9, Rev_22:8,
KJV: John (the Baptist) 92, John (the apostle) 36, John (Mark) 4, John (the chief priest) 1 TR: 133

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