G1252–διακρίνω–diakrinō

And in the morning, The weather will be bad today, for the sky is red and angry. You are able to see the face of heaven, but not the signs of the times.

διακρίνειν, diakrinein “to discern,”

And Jesus in answer said to them, Truly I say to you, If you have faith, without doubting, not only may you do what has been done to the fig-tree, but even if you say to this mountain, Be taken up and put into the sea, it will be done.

διακριθῆτε, diakrithēte “shall doubt,”

Truly I say to you, Whoever says to this mountain, Be taken up and be put into the sea; and has no doubt in his heart, but has faith that what he says will come about, he will have his desire.

διακριθῇ diakrithēa “may doubt”

Go down, then, and go with them, doubting nothing, for I have sent them.

διακρινόμενος, diakrinomenos “doubting,”

And when Peter came to Jerusalem, those who kept the rule of circumcision had an argument with him,

διεκρίνοντο diekrinonto “were contending”

And the Spirit gave me orders to go with them, doubting nothing. And these six brothers came with me; and we went into that man's house:

διακρίναντα. diakrinanta “having discriminated.”

Making no division between them and us, but making clean their hearts by faith.

διέκρινεν diekrinen “He made distinction”

Still, he did not give up faith in the undertaking of God, but was made strong by faith, giving glory to God,

διεκρίθη diekrithē “he did waver”

But he who is in doubt is judged if he takes food, because he does it not in faith; and whatever is not of faith is sin.

διακρινόμενος diakrinomenos “doubting”

For who made you better than your brother? or what have you that has not been given to you? but if it has been given to you, what cause have you for pride, as if it had not been given to you?

διακρίνει; diakrinei “makes different?”

I say this to put you to shame. Is there not among you one wise man who may be able to give a decision between his brothers?

διακρῖναι diakrinai “to decide”

For a man puts himself in danger, if he takes part in the holy meal without being conscious that it is the Lord's body.

διακρίνων diakrinōn “discerning”

But if we were true judges of ourselves, punishment would not come on us.

διεκρίνομεν, diekrinomen “we were judging,”

And let the prophets give their words, but not more than two or three, and let the others be judges of what they say.

διακρινέτωσαν· diakrinetōsan “should discern;”

Let him make his request in faith, doubting nothing; for he who has doubt in his heart is like the waves of the sea, which are troubled by the driving of the wind.

διακρινόμενος· diakrinomenos “doubting;”διακρινόμενος diakrinomenos “doubting”

Is there not a division in your minds? have you not become judges with evil thoughts?

διεκρίθητε diekrithēte “were discriminated”

Now when Michael, one of the chief angels, was fighting against the Evil One for the body of Moses, fearing to make use of violent words against him, he only said, May the Lord be your judge.

διακρινόμενος diakrinomenos “disputing”

And have pity on those who are in doubt;

διακρινομένους, diakrinomenous “are doubting,”