G1537–ἐκ–ek

And a vois was maad out of the cloude, and seide, This is my derworth sone, here ye hym.

ἐκ ek “out of”

And dwelle ye in the same hous, etynge and drynkynge tho thingis that ben at hem; for a werk man is worthi his hire. Nyle ye passe from hous in to hous.

ἐξ ex “from”

and seie ye, We wipen of ayens you the poudir that cleued to vs of youre citee; netheles wite ye this thing, that the rewme of God schal come nyy.

ἐκ ek “out of”

And he seide to hem, Y saiy Sathnas fallynge doun fro heuene, as leit.

ἐκ ek “out of”

He answeride, and seide, Thou schalt loue thi Lord God of al thin herte, and of al thi soule, and of alle thi strengthis, and of al thi mynde; and thi neiybore as thi silf.

ἐξ ex “with”

And he seide to hem, Who of you schal haue a freend, and schal go to hym at mydnyyt, and schal seie to hym, Freend, leene to me thre looues;

ἐξ ex “among”

for my freend cometh to me fro the weie, and Y haue not what Y schal sette bifor hym.

ἐξ ex “off”

Therfor who of you axith his fadir breed, whether he schal yyue hym a stoon? or if he axith fisch, whether he schal yyue hym a serpent for the fisch?

ἐξ ex “of”

Therfor if ye, whanne ye ben yuel, kunnen yyue good yiftis to youre children, hou myche more youre fadir of heuene schal yyue a good spirit to men that axith him.

ἐξ ex “in”

And sum of hem seiden, In Belsabub, prince of deuelis, he castith out deuelis.

ἐξ ex “of”

And othir temptinge axiden of hym a tokene fro heuene.

ἐξ ex “from”

And it was don, whanne he hadde seid these thingis, a womman of the cumpanye reride hir vois, and seide to hym, Blessid be the wombe that bare thee, and blessid be the tetis that thou hast soken.

ἐκ ek “from”

The queen of the south schal rise in doom with men of this generacioun, and schal condempne hem; for sche cam fro the endis of the erthe, for to here the wisdom of Salomon, and lo! here is a gretter than Salomon.

ἐκ ek “from”

Therfor the wisdom of God seide, Y schal sende to hem profetis and apostlis, and of hem thei schulen sle and pursue,

ἐξ ex “[some] of”

aspiynge hym, and sekynge to take sum thing of his mouth, to accuse hym.

ἐκ ek “out of”

Whether fyue sparowis ben not seld for twei halpens; and oon of hem is not in foryetyng bifor God?

ἐξ ex “of”

And oon of the puple seide to hym, Maystir, seie to my brothir, that he departe with me the eritage.

ἐκ ek “from”

And he seide to hem, Se ye, and be ye war of al coueytice; for the lijf of a man is not in the abundaunce of tho thingis, whiche he weldith.

ἐκ ek “of”

And who of you bithenkynge may put to o cubit to his stature?

ἐξ ex “of”

and be ye lijk to men that abiden her lord, whanne he schal turne ayen fro the weddyngis, that whanne he schal come, and knocke, anoon thei openen to hym.

ἐκ ek “from”

For who of you willynge to bilde a toure, whether he `first sitte not, and countith the spensis that ben nedeful, if he haue to perfourme?

ἐξ ex “of”

So therfor ech of you, that forsakith not alle thingis that he hath, may not be my disciple.

ἐξ ex “of”

and seide, What man of you that hath an hundrith scheep, and if he hath lost oon of hem, whethir he leeueth not nynti and nyne in desert, and goith to it that perischide, til he fynde it?

ἐξ ex “of”ἐξ ex “of”

And he coueitide to fille his wombe of the coddis that the hoggis eeten, and no man yaf hym.

ἐκ ek “from”

Y woot what Y schal do, that whanne Y am remeued fro the baili, thei resseyue me in to her hous.

ἐκ ek “from”