G5438G–φυλακή–phulakē

Come to an agreement quickly with him who has a cause against you at law, while you are with him on the way, for fear that he may give you up to the judge and the judge may give you to the police and you may be put into prison.

φυλακὴν phulakēn “prison”

For Herod had taken John and put him in prison because of Herodias, his brother Philip's wife.

φυλακῇ phulakēa “prison”

And he sent and had John's head cut off in the prison.

φυλακῇ. phulakēa “prison.”

And he would not: but went and put him into prison till he had made payment of the debt.

φυλακὴν phulakēn “prison”

I had no clothing, and you gave it to me: when I was ill, or in prison, you came to me.

φυλακῇ phulakēa “prison”

And when did we see you ill, or in prison, and come to you?

φυλακῇ phulakēa “prison”

I was wandering, and you took me not in; without clothing, and you gave me no clothing; ill, and in prison, and you came not to me.

φυλακῇ phulakēa “prison”

Then will they make answer, saying, Lord, when did we see you in need of food or drink, or wandering, or without clothing, or ill, or in prison, and did not take care of you?

φυλακῇ phulakēa “prison”

For Herod himself had sent men out to take John and put him in prison, because of Herodias, his brother Philip's wife, whom he had taken for himself.

φυλακῇ phulakēa “prison”

And straight away the king sent out one of his armed men, and gave him an order to come back with the head: and he went and took off John's head in prison,

φυλακῇ phulakēa “prison”

Did this most evil thing of all, and had John shut up in prison.

φυλακῇ. phulakēa “prison.”

For if anyone has a cause at law against you, and you are going with him before the ruler, make an attempt, on the way, to come to an agreement with him, for if you do not, he may take you before the judge and the judge will give you up to the police, an

φυλακήν. phulakēn “prison.”

But before all this, they will take you and be very cruel to you, giving you up to the Synagogues and to prisons, taking you before kings and rulers, because of my name.

φυλακάς, phulakas “prisons,”

And he said to him, Lord, I am ready to go with you to prison and to death.

φυλακὴν phulakēn “prison”

Now this man was in prison because of an attack against the government in the town, in which there had been loss of life.

φυλακῇ. phulakēa “prison.”

And in answer to their request, he let that man go free who had been in prison for acting against the government and causing death, and Jesus he gave up to their pleasure.

φυλακὴν phulakēn “prison”

For at this time John had not been put into prison.

φυλακὴν phulakēn “prison”

But in the night an angel of the Lord, opening the doors of the prison, took them out and said,

φυλακῆς, phulakēs “prison,”

But the men who were sent saw that they were not in the prison, and came back with the news,

φυλακῇ. phulakēa “prison.”

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

φυλακῇ, phulakēa “prison”

But Saul was burning with hate against the church, going into every house and taking men and women and putting them in prison.

φυλακήν. phulakēn “prison.”

And having taken him, he put him in prison, with four bands of armed men to keep watch over him; his purpose being to take him out to the people after the Passover.

φυλακὴν phulakēn “prison”

So Peter was kept in prison: but the church made strong prayer to God for him.

φυλακῇ· phulakēa “prison;”

And when Herod was about to take him out, the same night Peter was sleeping in chains between two armed men, and the watchmen were keeping watch before the door of the prison.

φυλακήν. phulakēn “prison.”

And when they had gone past the first and second watchmen they came to the iron door into the town, which came open by itself: and they went out and down one street; and then the angel went away.

φυλακὴν phulakēn “guard”