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Lexikoneintrag · Griechisch

G0746ἀρχήarchē

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57 Vorkommen in 55 Versen

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  1. Epheser 1,21

    Far over all rule and authority and power and every name which is named, not only in the present order, but in that which is to come:

    ἀρχῆς archēs “principality”

  2. Epheser 3,10

    So that now to the rulers and the authorities in the heavens might be made clear through the church the wide-shining wisdom of God,

    ἀρχαῖς archais “rulers”

  3. Epheser 6,12

    For our fight is not against flesh and blood, but against authorities and powers, against the world-rulers of this dark night, against the spirits of evil in the heavens.

    ἀρχάς, archas “rulers,”

  4. Philipper 4,15

    And you have knowledge, Philippians, that when the good news first came to you, when I went away from Macedonia, no church took part with me in the business of giving to the saints, but you only;

    ἀρχῇ archēa “[the] beginning”

  5. Kolosser 1,16

    For by him all things were made, in heaven and on earth, things seen and things unseen, authorities, lords, rulers, and powers; all things were made by him and for him;

    ἀρχαὶ archai “rulers”

  6. Kolosser 1,18

    And he is the head of the body, the church: the starting point of all things, the first to come again from the dead; so that in all things he might have the chief place.

    ἀρχή, archē “beginning,”

  7. Kolosser 2,10

    And you are complete in him, who is the head of all rule and authority:

    ἀρχῆς archēs “rule”

  8. Kolosser 2,15

    Having made himself free from the rule of authorities and powers, he put them openly to shame, glorying over them in it.

    ἀρχὰς archas “rulers”

  9. Titus 3,1

    Make clear to them that they are to put themselves under rulers and authorities, to do what they are ordered, to be ready for every good work,

    ἀρχαῖς archais “to rulers”

  10. Hebräer 1,10

    You, Lord, at the first did put the earth on its base, and the heavens are the works of your hands:

    ἀρχάς, archas “[the] beginning,”

  11. Hebräer 2,3

    What will come on us, if we do not give our minds to such a great salvation? a salvation of which our fathers first had knowledge through the words of the Lord, and which was made certain to us by those to whom his words came;

    ἀρχὴν archēn “a commencement”

  12. Hebräer 3,14

    For if we keep the substance of the faith which we had at the start, even till the end, we have a part with Christ;

    ἀρχὴν archēn “beginning”

  13. Hebräer 5,12

    And though by this time it would be right for you to be teachers, you still have need of someone to give you teaching about the first simple rules of God's revelation; you have become like babies who have need of milk, and not of solid food.

    ἀρχῆς archēs “beginning”

  14. Hebräer 6,1

    For this reason let us go on from the first things about Christ to full growth; not building again that on which it is based, that is, the turning of the heart from dead works, and faith in God,

    ἀρχῆς archēs “beginning”

  15. Hebräer 7,3

    Being without father or mother, or family, having no birth or end to his life, being made like the Son of God, is a priest for ever.

    ἀρχὴν archēn “beginning”

  16. 2. Petrus 3,4

    Saying, Where is the hope of his coming? From the death of the fathers till now everything has gone on as it was from the making of the world.

    ἀρχῆς archēs “[the] beginning”

  17. 1. Johannes 1,1

    That which was from the first, which has come to our ears, and which we have seen with our eyes, looking on it and touching it with our hands, about the Word of life

    ἀρχῆς, archēs “[the] beginning,”

  18. 1. Johannes 2,7

    My loved ones, I do not give you a new law, but an old law which you had from the first; this old law is the word which came to your ears.

    ἀρχῆς· archēs “[the] beginning;”ἀρχῆς. archēs “beginning.”

  19. 1. Johannes 2,13

    I am writing to you, fathers, because you have knowledge of him who was from the first. I am writing to you, young men, because you have overcome the Evil One. I have sent a letter to you, children, because you have knowledge of the Father.

    ἀρχῆς. archēs “[the] beginning.”

  20. 1. Johannes 2,14

    I have sent a letter to you, fathers, because you have knowledge of him who was from the first. I have sent a letter to you, young men, because you are strong, and the word of God is in you, and because you have overcome the Evil One.

    ἀρχῆς. archēs “[the] beginning.”

  21. 1. Johannes 2,24

    But as for you, keep in your hearts the things which were made clear to you from the first. If you keep these things in your hearts you will be kept in the Father and the Son.

    ἀρχῆς archēs “[the] beginning”ἀρχῆς archēs “[the] beginning”

  22. 1. Johannes 3,8

    The sinner is a child of the Evil One; for the Evil One has been a sinner from the first. And the Son of God was seen on earth so that he might put an end to the works of the Evil One.

    ἀρχῆς archēs “[the] beginning”

  23. 1. Johannes 3,11

    Because this is the word which was given to you from the first, that we are to have love for one another;

    ἀρχῆς archēs “[the] beginning”

  24. 2. Johannes 1,5

    And now, my sister, I make a request to you, not sending you a new law, but the law which we had from the first, that we have love for one another.

    ἀρχῆς, archēs “[the] beginning,”

  25. 2. Johannes 1,6

    And love is the keeping of his laws. This is the law which was given to you from the first, so that you might keep it.

    ἀρχῆς, archēs “[the] beginning,”