G4521
σάββατον
Betacode: SA/BBATON
sab’-bat-on
Part of Speech: {N-NSN}
MLV/Definition: A> Sabbath^, Sabbaths^, Sabbath's, B> [+G3391 OR G4413:] week*,
(7th day of the week; Saturday.)
Etymology: {H7676}
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Greek Concordance: ( 68 )
Mat_12:1,
Mat_12:2,
Mat_12:5,
Mat_12:5,
Mat_12:8,
Mat_12:10,
Mat_12:11,
Mat_12:12,
Mat_24:20,
Mat_28:1,
Mat_28:1,
Mar_1:21,
Mar_2:23,
Mar_2:24,
Mar_2:27,
Mar_2:27,
Mar_2:28,
Mar_3:2,
Mar_3:4,
Mar_6:2,
Mar_16:1,
Mar_16:2,
Mar_16:9,
Luk_4:16,
Luk_4:31,
Luk_6:1,
Luk_6:2,
Luk_6:5,
Luk_6:6,
Luk_6:7,
Luk_6:9,
Luk_13:10,
Luk_13:14,
Luk_13:14,
Luk_13:15,
Luk_13:16,
Luk_14:1,
Luk_14:3,
Luk_14:5,
Luk_18:12,
Luk_23:54,
Luk_23:56,
Luk_24:1,
Joh_5:9,
Joh_5:10,
Joh_5:16,
Joh_5:18,
Joh_7:22,
Joh_7:23,
Joh_7:23,
Joh_9:14,
Joh_9:16,
Joh_19:31,
Joh_19:31,
Joh_20:1,
Joh_20:19,
Act_1:12,
Act_13:14,
Act_13:27,
Act_13:42,
Act_13:44,
Act_15:21,
Act_16:13,
Act_17:2,
Act_18:4,
Act_20:7,
1Co_16:2,
Col_2:16,
KJV: sabbath day 37, sabbath 22, week 9 TR: 68
TDNT: 7:1,989
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