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| 1377. dioko (dee-o'-ko) | |
A prolonged (and causative) form of a primary verb dio (to flee; compare the base of deilos and diakonos); to pursue (literally or figuratively); by implication, to persecute
ensue, follow (after), given to, (suffer) persecute(-ion), press forward.
see GREEK deilos
see GREEK diakonos
Textus Receptus Greek Text diwkw
dioko
dediwgmenoi
Matt 5:10 diwkeiV
Acts 9:4, Acts 9:5, Acts 22:7, Acts 22:8, Acts 26:14, Acts 26:15 diwkete
1 Cor 14:1, 1 Th 5:15, Heb 12:14 diwke
1 Ti 6:11, 2 Ti 2:22 diwkomai
Gal 5:11 diwkomenoi
1 Cor 4:12, 2 Cor 4:9 diwkontaV
Rom 12:14 diwkonta
Rom 9:30 diwkonteV
Rom 12:13 diwkontwn
Matt 5:44 diwkwmen
Rom 14:19 diwkwntai
Gal 6:12 diwkwn
Rom 9:31, Gal 1:23, Php 3:6 diwkwsin
Matt 10:23 diwkw
Php 3:12, Php 3:14 diwxatw
1 Pe 3:11 diwxete
Matt 23:34 diwxhte
Luke 17:23 diwxousin
Luke 21:12, John 15:20 diwxwsin
Matt 5:11 diwcqhsontai
2 Ti 3:12 ediwken
Gal 4:29 ediwkon
John 5:16, Acts 26:11, Gal 1:13 ediwxan
Matt 5:12, John 15:20, Acts 7:52 ediwxa
Acts 22:4, 1 Cor 15:9 ediwxen
Rev 12:13 |