G2873–κόπος–kopos

But Jesus, seeing it, said to them, Why are you troubling the woman? she has done a kind act to me.

κόπους kopous “trouble”

But Jesus said, Let her be; why are you troubling her? she has done a kind act to me.

κόπους kopous “trouble”

And he, from inside the house, would say in answer, Do not be a trouble to me; the door is now shut, and my children are with me in bed; it is not possible for me to get up and give to you?

κόπους kopous “trouble”

Because this widow is a trouble to me, I will give her her right; for if not, I will be completely tired out by her frequent coming.

κόπον kopon “trouble”

I sent you to get in grain which you had no hand in planting: other men did that work, and you take the reward.

κόπον kopon “labor”

Now the planter and the waterer are working for the same end: but they will have their separate rewards in the measure of their work.

κόπον. kopon “labor.”

For this cause, my dear brothers, be strong in purpose and unmoved, ever giving yourselves to the work of the Lord, because you are certain that your work is not without effect in the Lord.

κόπος kopos “toil”

In blows, in prisons, in attacks, in hard work, in watchings, in going without food;

κόποις, kopois “labors,”

Not taking credit to ourselves for what is not our business, that is, for the work of others; but having hope that, with the growth of your faith, we may get the credit for an increase which is the effect of our work,

κόποις, kopois “labors,”

Are they servants of Christ? (I am talking foolishly) I am more so; I have had more experience of hard work, of prisons, of blows more than measure, of death.

κόποις kopois “labors”

In hard work and weariness, in frequent watchings, going without food and drink, cold and in need of clothing.

κόπῳ kopō “labor”

From this time on let no man be a trouble to me; because my body is marked with the marks of Jesus.

κόπους kopous “troubles”

Having ever in mind your work of faith and acts of love and the strength of your hope in our Lord Jesus Christ, before our God and Father;

κόπου kopou “labor”

For you have the memory, my brothers, of our trouble and care; how, working night and day, so that we might not be a trouble to any of you, we gave you the good news of God.

κόπον kopon “labor”

For this reason, when I was no longer able to keep quiet, I sent to get news of your faith, fearing that you might be tested by the Evil One and that our work might come to nothing.

κόπος kopos “labor”

And we did not take food from any man for nothing, but were working hard night and day not to be a trouble to any of you:

κόπῳ kopō “labor”

For God is true, and will not put away from him the memory of your work and of your love for his name, in the help which you gave and still give to the saints.

κόπου kopou “labor”

I have knowledge of your doings, and of your hard work and long waiting, and that you will not put up with evil men, and have put to the test those who say they are Apostles and are not, and have seen that they are false;

κόπον kopon “labor”

And a voice from heaven came to my ears, saying, Put in writing, There is a blessing on the dead who from now on come to their end in the Lord: yes, says the Spirit, that they may have rest from their troubles; for their works go with them.

κόπων kopōn “labors”