Strong's G2257: ἡμῶν (hēmōn) Definition

Acts 15:9 - And no difference between us And their by faith purifying hearts their

Acts 15:10 - Now therefore why tempt ye God to put a yoke upon the neck of the disciples which neither fathers our neither we were able to bear

Acts 15:24 - Forasmuch as we have heard that certain from us which went out have troubled you with words subverting souls your saying Ye must be circumcised and keep the law to whom no such commandment

Acts 15:25 - It seemed good unto us being assembled with one accord chosen men to send unto you with beloved our Barnabas and Paul

Acts 15:26 - Men that have hazarded lives for the name Lord of our Jesus Christ

Acts 15:36 - after And some days said Paul unto Barnabas Let us go again and visit brethren our in every city where we have preached the word of the Lord and see how they do

Acts 16:16 - it came to pass And went as we to prayer damsel a certain possessed with a spirit of divination met us which gain much brought masters by soothsaying

Acts 16:20 - And brought them to the magistrates saying These men do exceedingly trouble our city Jews being

Acts 17:20 - strange things For certain thou bringest to ears our we would therefore know what mean these things

Acts 17:27 - That they should seek the Lord if haply they might feel after him and find him though not far from one every of us he be

Acts 19:25 - Whom he called together and of like occupation with the workmen said Sirs ye know that by craft wealth our we have

Acts 20:21 - Testifying to the Jews both and to the Greeks toward God repentance and faith toward Lord toward our Jesus Christ

Acts 21:10 - tarried And as we days there many there came down a certain from Judaea prophet named Agabus

Acts 21:17 - were come And when we to Jerusalem gladly received us the brethren

Acts 22:14 - And he said The God fathers of our hath chosen thee that thou shouldest know will his and see that Just One and shouldest hear the voice of mouth his

Acts 24:4 - Notwithstanding I be thee tedious I pray that thou wouldest hear thee us a few words of thy clemency

Acts 24:7 - came But Lysias the chief captain upon us and with great violence out of hands our took him away

Acts 26:7 - Unto which twelve tribes promise our instantly night and God day serving hope to come For which hope's sake I am accused king Agrippa of the Jews

Acts 26:14 - all And fallen when we to the earth I heard a voice speaking against me and saying in the Hebrew tongue Saul Saul why me persecutest thou it is hard for thee against the pricks to kick

Acts 27:10 - And said unto them Sirs I perceive that with hurt also much damage not only of the lading also ship but also lives of our will be this voyage