Strong's G2532: καί (kaí) Definition
- Strong's number
- G2532
- Lemma
- καί
- Transliteration
- kaí
- Pronunciation
- -
- Strong's definition
- and, also, even, so then, too, etc.; often used in connection (or composition) with other particles or small words and, also, both, but, even, for, if, or, so, that, then, therefore, when, yet apparently, a primary particle, having a copulative and sometimes also a cumulative force;
Matthew 6:6 - thou But when pray enter into which closet thy and when thou hast shut which door thy pray which Father thy which in which secret and which Father thy which seeth in which secret shall reward thee in which
Matthew 6:10 - come kingdom Thy be done will Thy it is in heaven as in earth
Matthew 6:12 - And forgive us debts our And we forgive debtors our
Matthew 6:13 - And not lead us for temptation but deliver us from evil For thine is the kingdom And the power And the glory for ever Amen
Matthew 6:14 - if For forgive men trespasses their forgive will also you Father your heavenly
Matthew 6:17 - thou But when thou fastest anoint thine head and face thine wash
Matthew 6:18 - That not thou appear which unto men to fast but which Father thy which in which secret and which Father thy which seeth in which secret shall reward thee in which
Matthew 6:19 - not Lay for yourselves treasures upon earth where moth and rust doth corrupt and where thieves break through and steal
Matthew 6:20 - lay up But for yourselves treasures in heaven where neither moth neither rust doth corrupt and where thieves not break through nor steal
Matthew 6:21 - where For is treasure your there be also heart your
Matthew 6:24 - No man can two masters serve either for the one he will hate and the other love either the one he will hold and the other despise Ye cannot can God serve and mammon
Matthew 6:25 - Therefore I say unto you Take no thought life for your what ye shall eat and what ye shall drink nor yet for body for your what ye shall put on not life more than Is meat and body than raiment
Matthew 6:26 - Behold into the fowls of the air for not they sow neither do they reap neither gather into barns yet Father your heavenly feedeth them not ye much Are them
Matthew 6:28 - And for raiment why take ye thought Consider the lilies of the field how they grow not they toil neither do they spin
Matthew 6:30 - if Wherefore the grass of the field which to day is and to morrow into the oven is cast God so clothe shall he not much more clothe you O ye of little faith
Matthew 6:33 - seek ye But first the kingdom of God and righteousness his and these things all shall be added unto you
Matthew 7:2 - For what what judgment ye judge ye judge and For what measure ye mete again to you
Matthew 7:4 - Or how wilt thou say brother thine Let me pull out the mote out of eye thine and behold a beam is in eye thine
Matthew 7:5 - Thou hypocrite cast out first the beam out of eye thine own and then shalt thou see clearly cast out the mote out of eye brother's thine own
Matthew 7:6 - not Give that which is holy that which unto the dogs neither cast that which pearls ye your before that which swine lest they trample them under that which feet them and turn again and rend you