Greek Lexicon Strong's Concordance Definition

Strong's G3588: ὁ (ho) Definition

Strong's number
G3588
Lemma
ὁ
Transliteration
ho
Pronunciation
-
Strong's definition
the (sometimes to be supplied, at others omitted, in English idiom) the, this, that, one, he, she, it, etc the definite article;

5000 instances of the word ὁ ho (G3588)


  • James 2:11 - For he that said not Do he that said also not Do if Now no Do Do Now thou art become a transgressor of the law

  • James 2:13 - For he shall have judgment without mercy no that hath shewed mercy and rejoiceth against mercy he shall have judgment

  • James 2:14 - What doth it profit brethren my though faith say a man have works and not have not can faith save him

  • James 2:15 - If a brother or sister naked be and destitute of daily food

  • James 2:16 - say And one them of you Depart in peace be ye warmed and filled not ye give And them those things which are needful to the body what doth it profit

  • James 2:17 - so Even faith works it hath dead is being alone

  • James 2:18 - Yea may say a man Thou faith hast and I works hast shew me faith thy works thy and I shew thee by works my faith my

  • James 2:19 - Thou believe that God one there is well thou doest also the devils believe also tremble

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

  • James 2:21 - Abraham father our not by works Was when he had offered Isaac son upon the altar

  • James 2:22 - Seest thou how faith wrought works with his and by works faith made perfect

  • 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 2:26 - as For the body without the spirit dead is so also faith without works dead is

  • James 3:2 - in many things For offend all in word not offend the same is a perfect man and able to bridle also the whole body

  • James 3:3 - Behold the horses bits in mouths we put that may obey their us and whole body their we turn about

  • James 3:4 - Behold also the ships so great which though they be also of fierce winds are driven yet are they turned about of a very small helm whithersoever listeth the governor

  • James 3:5 - so Even the tongue a little member is Even boasteth great things Behold a little fire how great a matter kindleth

  • James 3:6 - And the tongue is a fire a world of iniquity so the tongue is among members our that it defileth the whole body And it is set on fire the course of nature And it is set on fire of hell

  • James 3:7 - every For kind of beasts and and of birds of serpents and and of things in the sea hath been tamed and hath been tamed kind