Strong's Concordance and Lexicon in Hebrews and Greek

Mark 2:4 - And not when they could come nigh unto him for the press they uncovered the roof where he was And when they had broken it up they let down the bed wherein the sick of the palsy lay

Mark 2:9 - Whether is it easier to say to the sick of the palsy be forgiven thee Thy sins or to say Arise and take up thy bed and walk

Mark 2:11 - unto thee I say Arise and take up bed thine and go thy way into house thine

Mark 2:12 - And he arose immediately And took up the bed went forth before all insomuch that amazed all And glorified God saying never it on this fashion We

John 5:8 - saith unto him Jesus Rise take up bed thy and walk

John 5:9 - And immediately was made whole the man And took up bed And walked was and the sabbath on the same day

John 5:10 - said therefore The Jews unto him that was cured the sabbath day It is not it is for thee to carry thy bed

John 5:11 - He answered them He that made me whole the same unto me said Take up bed thy and walk

John 5:12 - asked they Then him is that which man that which said unto thee Take up that which bed thy and walk

Acts 5:15 - Insomuch into the streets that they brought forth the sick and laid them on beds and couches that passing by of Peter at the least the shadow might overshadow some of them

Mark 6:55 - And ran through whole region round about that and began in beds sick those that were to carry about where they heard he was

Acts 9:33 - he found And there man a certain Aeneas named years eight which had kept his bed and was sick of the palsy