Greek Lexicon Strong's Concordance Definition

Strong's G2258: ἦν (ēn) Definition

Strong's number
G2258
Lemma
ἦν
Transliteration
ēn
Pronunciation
-
Strong's definition
I (thou, etc.) was (wast or were) + agree, be, X have (+ charge of), hold, use, was(-t), were imperfect of G1510 (εἰμί);

407 instances of the word ἦν ēn (G2258)


  • Mark 6:47 - And when even was come was the ship in the midst of the sea And he alone on the land

  • Mark 6:48 - And he saw them toiling in rowing was for the wind contrary them And about the fourth watch of the night he cometh unto them walking upon the sea And would have passed by them

  • Mark 6:52 - not For they considered the miracle of the loaves was For heart their hardened

  • Mark 7:26 - was The woman a Greek a Syrophenician by nation and she besought him that the devil he would cast forth out of daughter him

  • Mark 8:9 - were And they that had eaten about four thousand and away them

  • Mark 9:4 - And there appeared unto them Elias with Moses And they were talking with Jesus

  • Mark 9:6 - not For he wist what to say they were sore For afraid

  • Mark 10:22 - And he was sad at that saying and went away grieved for he had possessions great

  • Mark 10:32 - they were And in the way going up to Jerusalem And they were before them Jesus And they were amazed And as they followed they were afraid And he took again the twelve and began them to tell what things should them happen

  • Mark 11:13 - And seeing a fig tree afar off having leaves he came if haply he found any thing thereon it And he came to it nothing he found if leaves not for was the time of figs

  • Mark 11:30 - The baptism of John it from heaven was or it from men answer me

  • Mark 11:32 - But if we shall say Of men they feared the people all for men counted John that indeed a prophet he was

  • Mark 12:20 - seven brethren Now there were and the first took a wife and dying no left seed

  • Mark 14:1 - was After the feast of the passover and unleavened bread of two days and sought the chief priests and the scribes how him by craft they might take and put him to death

  • Mark 14:4 - there were And some that had indignation within themselves and said Why waste this of the ointment made

  • Mark 14:21 - indeed The Son man goeth as it is written of he woe but man for that by whom The Son man is betrayed ! good were it he if never been born man for that

  • Mark 14:40 - And when he returned he found him again asleep were (for eyes him heavy And wist they what him to answer

  • Mark 14:54 - And Peter off afar followed him even into the palace of the high priest And he sat with the servants And warmed himself at the fire

  • Mark 14:56 - many For bare false witness against him but not their witness agreed

  • Mark 14:59 - But neither so did agree together their witness