G5376


Φίλιππος
Betacode: *FI/LIPPOS2
fil’-ip-pos
Part of Speech: {N-NSM}
MLV/Definition: A> Philip*, Philip's*, [34]; B> Philippi^, [2];
(Phi-lip (lover of horses), Acts 8:26. An evangelist who preached in Samaria, and was sent to convert the Ethiopian eunuch; one of the deacons of the congregation at Jerusalem. (2) Tetrarch, son of Herod the Great and Cleopatra of Jerusalem. (3) A Philip in Mt 14:3 & Mk 6:17. (4) One of the twelve apostles.)
Etymology: {G5384 + G2462}
All Related Compounds: G5374, G5375

Greek Concordance: ( 37 ) Mat_10:3, Mat_14:3, Mat_16:13, Mar_3:18, Mar_6:17, Mar_8:27, Luk_3:1, Luk_6:14, Joh_1:43, Joh_1:44, Joh_1:45, Joh_1:46, Joh_1:48, Joh_6:5, Joh_6:7, Joh_12:21, Joh_12:22, Joh_12:22, Joh_14:8, Joh_14:9, Act_1:13, Act_6:5, Act_8:5, Act_8:6, Act_8:12, Act_8:13, Act_8:26, Act_8:29, Act_8:30, Act_8:31, Act_8:34, Act_8:35, Act_8:37, Act_8:38, Act_8:39, Act_8:40, Act_21:8,
KJV: Philip (the apostle) 16, Philip (the evangelist) 16, Philip (Herod) 3, Philippi (an Adj-unct of Caesarea) 2, Philip (the tetrarch) 1 TR: 38

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