Markchapter 2
28 verses · Mark · AD 55 to 65 · The Gospels
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Mark 2— Greek word study
How to read a word below: the Greekword, then how it sounds, then what it means, then its number in Strong’s concordance, a widely used lookup this site follows (H for Hebrew and Aramaic, G for Greek). Square brackets hold a word the English supplies that the Greek does not, angle brackets mark the Greek’s own grammatical elements that English renders as separate words, and the mark ס or פ is where the Hebrew manuscripts end a paragraph.
Four Friends Dig Through the Roof1
Mark 2:1· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:2· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:3· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:4· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:5· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:6· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:7· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:8· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:9· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:10· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:11· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:12· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Levi Called From the Tax Booth13
Mark 2:13· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:14· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:15· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:16· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:17· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
A Question About Fasting; New Wine, New Skins18
Mark 2:18· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:19· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:20· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:21· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:22· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
The Sabbath Was Made for Man23
Mark 2:23· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:24· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:25· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:26· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
Mark 2:27· Greek and glosses: STEP Bible
