G2605

καταγγέλλω
Betacode: KATAGGE/LLW
kat-ang-gel’-lo
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: proclaim^, proclaimed^, proclaiming^,
(brings a message, announces, preaches)
Etymology: {G2596 + G0031b}
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Greek Concordance: ( 18 ) Act_3:24, Act_4:2, Act_13:5, Act_13:38, Act_15:36, Act_16:17, Act_16:21, Act_17:3, Act_17:13, Act_17:23, Act_26:23, Rom_1:8, 1Co_2:1, 1Co_9:14, 1Co_11:26, Php_1:16, Php_1:18, Col_1:28,
KJV: preach 10, show 3, declare 2, teach 1, speak of 1 TR: 17

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