G0189–ἀκοή–akoē

And his fame wente in to al Sirie; and thei brouyten to hym alle that weren at male ese, and that weren take with dyuerse languores and turmentis, and hem that hadden feendis, and lunatike men, and men in palesy, and he heelide hem.

ἀκοὴ akoē “news”

that the prophesie of Ysaie `seiynge be fulfillid `in hem, With heryng ye schulen here, and ye shulen not vndurstonde; and ye seynge schulen se, and ye shulen not se;

ἀκοῇ akoēa “In hearing”

In that tyme Eroude tetrarke, prynce of the fourthe part, herde the fame of Jhesu;

ἀκοὴν akoēn “news”

For ye schulen here batels, and opyniouns of batels; se ye that ye be not disturblid; for it byhoueth these thingis to be don, but not yit is the ende.

ἀκοὰς akoas “rumors”

And the fame of hym wente forth anoon in to al the cuntree of Galilee.

ἀκοὴ akoē “news”

And anoon hise eris weren openyd, and the boond of his tunge was vnboundun, and he spak riytli.

ἀκοαί, akoai “ears,”

And whanne ye here batels and opynyouns of batels, drede ye not; for it bihoueth these thingis to be doon, but not yit anoon is the ende.

ἀκοὰς akoas “rumors”

And whanne he hadde fulfillid alle hise wordis in to the eeris of the puple, he entride in to Cafarnaum.

ἀκοὰς akoas “hearing”

that the word of Ysaie, the prophete, schulde be fulfillid, which he seide, Lord, who bileuede to oure heryng, and to whom is the arm of the Lord schewid?

ἀκοῇ akoēa “report”

For thou bringist ynne summe newe thingis to oure eeris; therfor we wolen wite, what these thingis wolen be.

ἀκοὰς akoas “ears”

and seide, Go thou to this puple, and seie to hem, With eere ye schulen here, and ye schulen not vndirstonde; and ye seynge schulen se, and ye schulen not biholde.

ἀκοῇ akoēa “In hearing”

But not alle men obeien to the gospel. For Ysaie seith, Lord, who bileuede to oure heryng?

ἀκοῇ akoēa “report”

Therfor feith is of heryng, but heryng bi the word of Crist.

ἀκοῆς akoēs “hearing”ἀκοὴ akoē “hearing”

If al the bodi is the iye, where is heryng? and if al the bodi is heryng, where is smellyng?

ἀκοή; akoē “hearing?”ἀκοή, akoē “[were] hearing,”

This oneli Y wilne to lerne of you, whether ye han vndurfonge the spirit of werkis of the lawe, or of heryng of bileue?

ἀκοῆς akoēs “hearing”

He that yyueth to you spirit, and worchith vertues in you, whether of werkis of the lawe, or of hering of bileue?

ἀκοῆς akoēs “hearing”

Therfor we doon thankingis to God with outen ceessyng. For whanne ye hadden take of vs the word `of the heryng of God, ye token it not as the word of men, but as `it is verili, the word of God, that worchith in you that han bileued.

ἀκοῆς akoēs “[by your] hearing”

For tyme schal be, whanne men schulen not suffre hoolsum teching, but at her desiris thei schulen gadere `togidere to hem silf maistris yitchinge to the eeris.

ἀκοήν· akoēn “ear;”

And treuli thei schulen turne awei the heryng fro treuthe, but to fablis thei schulen turne.

ἀκοὴν akoēn “hearing”

For it is told also to vs, as to hem. And the word that was herd profitide not to hem, not meynd to feith of tho thingis that thei herden.

ἀκοῆς akoēs “of [their] hearing”

Of whom ther is to vs a greet word for to seie, and able to be expowned, for ye ben maad feble to here.

ἀκοαῖς. akoais “hearings.”

for in siyt and hering he was iust, and dwellide amongst hem that fro dai in to dai turmentiden with wickid werkis a iust soule.

ἀκοῇ akoēa “hearing”