Strong's G1161: δέ (dé) Definition

James 2:20 - wilt But thou know O man vain that faith without works dead is

James 2:23 - And was fulfilled the scripture which saith believed Abraham God And it was imputed unto him for righteousness And the Friend God he was called

James 2:25 - Likewise also Rahab the harlot not by works justified when she had received the messengers also another way had sent them out

James 3:8 - But the tongue no can man tame it is an unruly evil full poison of deadly

James 3:14 - if But envying bitter ye have and strife in hearts your not glory and lie not against the truth

James 3:17 - But that is from above the wisdom first pure is then peaceable gentle and easy to be intreated full of mercy and fruits good without partiality and without hypocrisy

James 3:18 - the fruit And of righteousness in peace is sown of them that make peace

James 4:2 - Ye lust and cannot have ye kill and desire to have and cannot obtain ye fight and war cannot have yet because not ask ye

James 4:6 - But giveth grace Wherefore he saith God the proud resisteth unto the humble But giveth grace

James 4:11 - not He that speaketh evil one of another brethren He that speaketh evil brethren and judgeth brethren He that speaketh evil of the law and judgeth of the law if but of the law judgeth not thou art a doer of the law but a judge

James 4:14 - Whereas not ye know what shall be on what shall be on the morrow what For what shall be on life is your a vapour For It is what shall be on that a little time appeareth for then and vanisheth away

James 4:16 - now But ye rejoice in boastings your all rejoicing such evil is

James 5:12 - above all things But brethren my not swear neither by heaven neither by the earth neither other by any oath be But your yea yea and nay nay not into condemnation ye fall

John 1:12 - as many as But received him gave he him power the sons of God to become even to them that believe on name him

John 1:26 - answered them John saying I baptize with water among but you there standeth one whom ye not know

John 1:38 - turned Then Jesus and saw them following (which is to say them What seek ye Then They said them Rabbi (which is to say being interpreted Master where dwellest thou

John 1:39 - He saith him Come and saw Come and saw abode and with him abode day that hour for it was about the tenth

John 1:42 - And he brought him to Jesus beheld And him Jesus he said Thou art Simon the son of Jona Thou shalt be called Cephas which is by interpretation A stone

John 1:44 - was Now Philip of Bethsaida of the city Andrew and Peter

John 2:2 - was called And and Jesus and disciples his to the marriage