G1321–διδάσκω–didaskō

Jesus said these words in the place where the offerings were stored, while he was teaching in the Temple: but no man took him because his time was still to come.

διδάσκων didaskōn “teaching”

So Jesus said, When the Son of man has been lifted up by you, then it will be clear to you who I am, and that I do nothing of myself, but say as the Father gave me teaching.

ἐδίδαξέν edidaxen “taught”

Their answer was: You came to birth through sin; do you make yourself our teacher? And they put him out of the Synagogue.

διδάσκεις didaskeis “teach”

But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will be your teacher in all things and will put you in mind of everything I have said to you.

διδάξει didaxei “will teach”

Jesus made answer, I said things openly to the world at all times; I have given my teaching in the Synagogues and in the Temple to which all the Jews come; and I have said nothing secretly.

ἐδίδαξα edidaxa “taught”

I have given an earlier account, O Theophilus, of all the things which Jesus did, and of his teaching from the first,

διδάσκειν didaskein “to teach”

Being greatly troubled because they were teaching the people and preaching Jesus as an example of the coming back from the dead.

διδάσκειν didaskein “teaching”

And they sent for them, and gave them orders not to make statements or give teaching in the name of Jesus.

διδάσκειν didaskein “to teach”

And hearing this, they went into the Temple at dawn, and were teaching. But the high priest and those who were with him got together the Sanhedrin and the representatives of the children of Israel, and sent to the prison to get them.

ἐδίδασκον. edidaskon “were teaching.”

And someone came and said to them, The men, whom you put in prison, are in the Temple teaching the people.

διδάσκοντες didaskontes “teaching”

We gave you very clear orders not to give teaching in this name: and now Jerusalem is full of your teaching, and you are attempting to make us responsible for this man's death.

διδάσκειν didaskein “to teach”

And every day, in the Temple and privately, they went on teaching and preaching Jesus as the Christ.

διδάσκοντες didaskontes “teaching”

And when he had come across him, he took him to Antioch. And they were with the church there for a year, teaching the people; and the disciples were first given the name of Christians in Antioch.

διδάξαι didaxai “teaching”

Now certain men came down from Judaea, teaching the brothers and saying that without circumcision, after the rule of Moses, there is no salvation.

ἐδίδασκον edidaskon “were teaching”

But Paul and Barnabas kept on in Antioch, teaching and preaching the word of God, with a number of others.

διδάσκοντες didaskontes “teaching”

And he was there for a year and six months, teaching the word of God among them.

διδάσκων didaskōn “teaching”

This man had been trained in the way of the Lord; and burning in spirit, he gave himself up to teaching the facts about Jesus, though he had knowledge only of John's baptism:

ἐδίδασκεν edidasken “he was teaching”

And how I kept back nothing which might be of profit to you, teaching you publicly and privately,

διδάξαι didaxai “to teach”

And they have had news of you, how you have been teaching all the Jews among the Gentiles to give up the law of Moses, and not to give circumcision to their children, and not to keep the old rules.

διδάσκεις didaskeis “you teach”

Crying out, Men of Israel, come to our help: this is the man who is teaching all men everywhere against the people and the law and this place: and in addition, he has taken Greeks into the Temple, and made this holy place unclean.

διδάσκων, didaskōn “teaching,”

Preaching the kingdom of God and teaching about the Lord Jesus Christ without fear, and no orders were given that he was not to do so.

διδάσκων didaskōn “teaching”

You who give teaching to others, do you give it to yourself? you who say that a man may not take what is not his, do you take what is not yours?

διδάσκων didaskōn “teaching”διδάσκεις; didaskeis “do you teach?”

Or the position of a Deacon of the church, let a man give himself to it; or he who has the power of teaching, let him make use of it;

διδάσκων didaskōn “teaching”

For this cause I have sent Timothy to you, who is my dear and true child in the Lord; he will make clear to you my ways in Christ, even as I am teaching everywhere in every church.

διδάσκω. didaskō “I teach.”

Does it not seem natural to you that if a man has long hair, it is a cause of shame to him?

διδάσκει didaskei “does teach”