G2812

κλέπτης
Betacode: KLE/PTHS2
klep’-tace
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: thief*, thieves*
{Syn G2812, G3027; BerryLex-G2812, Thayer-G3027, Trench-44. A thief who steals secretly; distinguished from G3027 lestos, a violent robber or bandit; used of Judas and the coming of the Day of the Lord.}
Etymology: {G2813}
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Greek Concordance: ( 16 ) Mat_6:19, Mat_6:20, Mat_24:43, Luk_12:33, Luk_12:39, Joh_10:1, Joh_10:8, Joh_10:10, Joh_12:6, 1Co_6:10, 1Th_5:2, 1Th_5:4, 1Pe_4:15, 2Pe_3:10, Rev_3:3, Rev_16:15,
KJV: thief 16 TR: 16
TDNT: 3:754,441

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