G3850

παραβολή
Betacode: PARABOLH/
par-ab-ol-ay’
Part of Speech: {N-NSF}
MLV/Definition: A> parable*, parables*, B> figure*,
{Syn G3850, G3942; Trench-A} (A comparison, type, figure, illustration.)
Etymology: {G3846}
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Greek Concordance: ( 50 ) Mat_13:3, Mat_13:10, Mat_13:13, Mat_13:18, Mat_13:24, Mat_13:31, Mat_13:33, Mat_13:34, Mat_13:34, Mat_13:35, Mat_13:36, Mat_13:53, Mat_15:15, Mat_21:33, Mat_21:45, Mat_22:1, Mat_24:32, Mar_3:23, Mar_4:2, Mar_4:10, Mar_4:11, Mar_4:13, Mar_4:13, Mar_4:30, Mar_4:33, Mar_4:34, Mar_7:17, Mar_12:1, Mar_12:12, Mar_13:28, Luk_4:23, Luk_5:36, Luk_6:39, Luk_8:4, Luk_8:9, Luk_8:10, Luk_8:11, Luk_12:16, Luk_12:41, Luk_13:6, Luk_14:7, Luk_15:3, Luk_18:1, Luk_18:9, Luk_19:11, Luk_20:9, Luk_20:19, Luk_21:29, Heb_9:9, Heb_11:19,
KJV: parable 46, figure 2, comparison 1, proverb 1 TR: 50
TDNT: 5:744,773

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