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| 1994. epistrepho (ep-ee-stref'-o) | |
From epi and strepho; to revert (literally, figuratively or morally)
come (go) again, convert, (re-)turn (about, again).
see GREEK epi
see GREEK strepho
Textus Receptus Greek Text epistrefw
epistrepho
epestrafhte
1 Pe 2:25 epestreyan
Luke 2:20, Acts 9:35 epestreyate
1 Th 1:9 epestreya
Rev 1:12 epestreyen
Luke 8:55, Acts 11:21 epistrafeiV
Matt 9:22, Mark 5:30, Mark 8:33, John 21:20 epistrafhtw
Matt 10:13 epistrafwsin
John 12:40 epistrefein
Acts 14:15, Acts 26:20 epistrefete
Gal 4:9 epistrefousin
Acts 15:19 epistreyai
Luke 1:17, Acts 26:18, 2 Pe 2:21 epistreyanteV
Acts 15:36 epistreyaV
Luke 22:32, Acts 9:40, Acts 16:18, Jam 5:20, 2 Pe 2:22, Rev 1:12 epistreyate
Acts 3:19 epistreyatw
Matt 24:18, Mark 13:16, Luke 17:31 epistreyei
Luke 1:16 epistreyh
Luke 17:4, 2 Cor 3:16, Jam 5:19 epistreywsin
Matt 13:15, Mark 4:12, Acts 28:27 epistreyw
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