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| 2902. krateo (krat-eh'-o) | |
From kratos; to use strength, i.e. Seize or retain (literally or figuratively)
hold (by, fast), keep, lay hand (hold) on, obtain, retain, take (by).
see GREEK kratos
Textus Receptus Greek Text kratew
krateo
ekrathsamen
Acts 24:6 ekrathsan
Matt 26:50, Matt 28:9, Mark 9:10, Mark 14:46 ekrathsate
Matt 26:55, Mark 14:49 ekrathsen
Matt 9:25, Mark 6:17, Rev 20:2 ekratounto
Luke 24:16 kekrathkenai
Acts 27:13 kekrathntai
John 20:23 kratein
Mark 7:4 krateisqai
Acts 2:24 krateiV
Rev 2:13 krateite
Mark 7:8, 2 Th 2:15 kratei
Eph 6:10, Rev 3:11 krathsai
Matt 21:46, Mark 3:21, Mark 12:12, Heb 6:18 krathsanteV
Matt 22:6, Matt 26:57, Mark 14:1 krathsaV
Matt 14:3, Matt 18:28, Mark 1:31, Mark 5:41, Mark 9:27, Luke 8:54 krathsate
Matt 26:48, Mark 14:44, Rev 2:25 krathsei
Matt 12:11 krathswsin
Matt 26:4 krathte
John 20:23 kratountaV
Rev 2:14, Rev 2:15, Rev 7:1 kratounteV
Mark 7:3 kratountoV
Acts 3:11 kratousin
Mark 14:51 kratwmen
Heb 4:14 kratwn
Col 2:19, Rev 2:1 |