G3694–ὀπίσω–opisō

Therfor the Farisees seiden to hem silf, Ye seen, that we profiten no thing; lo! al the world wente aftir hym.

ὀπίσω opisō “after”

And whanne he seide to hem, Y am, thei wenten abak, and fellen doun on the erthe.

ὀπίσω opisō “back”

Whanne sche hadde seid these thingis, sche turnede bacward, and sai Jhesu stondinge, and wiste not that it was Jhesu.

ὀπίσω opisō “back”

Aftir this, Judas of Galilee was in the daies of professioun, and turnyde awei the puple aftir hym; and alle hou manye euere consentiden to hym, weren scatered, and he perischide.

ὀπίσω opisō “after”

and men spekinge schrewid thingis schulen rise of you silf, that thei leden awei disciplis aftir hem.

ὀπίσω opisō “after”

Bretheren, Y deme me not that Y haue comprehendid; but o thing, Y foryete tho thingis that ben bihyndis, and stretche forth my silf to tho thingis that ben bifore,

ὀπίσω opisō “behind”

For now summe ben turned abak aftir Sathanas.

ὀπίσω opisō “after”

but more hem that walken aftir the fleisch, in coueytinge of vnclennesse, and dispisen lordschiping, and ben boold, plesynge hem silf, and dreden not to bringe in sectis, blasfemynge; where aungels,

ὀπίσω opisō “after”

As Sodom, and Gomorre, and the nyy coostid citees, that in lijk maner diden fornycacioun, and yeden awei aftir othir fleisch, and ben maad ensaumple, suffrynge peyne of euerelastinge fier.

ὀπίσω opisō “after”

Y was in spirit in the Lordis dai, and Y herde bihynde me a greet vois, as of a trumpe,

ὀπίσω opisō “behind”

And the serpent sente out of his mouth aftir the womman watir as a flood, that he schulde make hir to be drawun of the flood.

ὀπίσω opisō “after”

And Y sai oon of hise heedis, as slayn in to deth; and the wounde of his deth was curid. And al erthe wondride after the beeste.

ὀπίσω opisō “after”