Strong's G2228: ἤ (ḗ) Definition

Acts 11:8 - I said But Not so Lord for nothing common or unclean at any time entered into mouth my

Acts 17:21 - the Athenians (For all and which were there strangers in nothing else spent their time but either to tell some and to hear new thing

Acts 17:29 - the offspring Forasmuch then as we are of God not we ought to think unto gold or silver or stone graven by art and device man's that the Godhead is like

Acts 18:14 - was now about And when Paul to open his mouth said Gallio unto the Jews If it were matter of wrong a or lewdness wicked O the Jews reason would that I should bear with you

Acts 19:12 - So unto the sick were brought from body his handkerchiefs or aprons So departed from his the diseases and spirits the evil went from his

Acts 20:33 - silver or gold or apparel no man's I have coveted

Acts 20:35 - all things I have shewed you how so labouring ye ought to support the weak to remember and the words of the Lord Jesus how he said blessed It is to give more than to receive

Acts 23:9 - there arose And cry a great and arose the scribes part that were of the Pharisees and strove saying no evil We find in man this if And a spirit hath spoken to him or an angel not fight

Acts 23:29 - Whom I perceived to be accused of questions law of their nothing but worthy of death or of bonds laid to his charge to have

Acts 24:11 - mayest Because that thou understand that there are I days yet but twelve since went up for to worship to Jerusalem

Acts 24:12 - And neither in the temple found me with any man disputing neither raising up the people neither in the synagogues neither in the city

Acts 24:20 - Or else these same here say they have found in me evil doing stood while I before the council

Acts 24:21 - Except it be for voice that I cried standing among them Touching it be for the resurrection of the dead I am called in question this day by you

Acts 24:23 - he commanded And a centurion to keep Paul to let him have And liberty and none that he should forbid acquaintance of his to minister or come of his

Acts 25:6 - when he had tarried And among them days more than ten he went down unto Caesarea and the next day sitting on the judgment seat commanded Paul to be brought

Acts 25:16 - To whom I answered not It is the manner of the Romans to deliver any man to die before that he which is accused face to face have the accusers licence to answer for himself and have concerning the crime laid against him

Acts 26:31 - And when they were gone aside they talked between themselves saying nothing of death worthy or of bonds doeth man This

Acts 27:11 - Nevertheless the centurion the master and the owner of the ship believed more than by Paul those things which were spoken

Acts 28:6 - Howbeit after they had looked him should have swollen or fallen down suddenly dead a great while Howbeit him after they had looked and saw no harm to him come they changed their minds and said a god him was

Acts 28:17 - it came to pass And that after days three called Paul of the Jews the chief were come together And them he said unto them Men and brethren though I nothing against have committed the people or customs of our fathers prisoner from Jerusalem yet was I delivered into the hands of the Romans