G4395
προφητεύω
Betacode: PROFHTEU/W
prof-ate-yoo’-o
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: prophesy*, prophesies*, prophesied*, prophesying*
{SEE G3132} (foretell the future)
Etymology: {
G4396}
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Greek Concordance: ( 28 )
Mat_7:22,
Mat_11:13,
Mat_15:7,
Mat_26:68,
Mar_7:6,
Mar_14:65,
Luk_1:67,
Luk_22:64,
Joh_11:51,
Act_2:17,
Act_2:18,
Act_19:6,
Act_21:9,
1Co_11:4,
1Co_11:5,
1Co_13:9,
1Co_14:1,
1Co_14:3,
1Co_14:4,
1Co_14:5,
1Co_14:5,
1Co_14:24,
1Co_14:31,
1Co_14:39,
1Pe_1:10,
Jud_1:14,
Rev_10:11,
Rev_11:3,
KJV: prophesy 28 TR: 28
TDNT: 6:781,952
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