G3419–μνημεῖον–mnēmeion

And when he had come to the other side, to the country of the Gadarenes, there came out to him from the place of the dead, two who had evil spirits, so violent that no man was able to go that way.

μνημείων mnēmeiōn “tombs”

A curse is on you, scribes and Pharisees, false ones! because you put up buildings for housing the dead bodies of the prophets, and make fair the last resting-places of good men, and say,

μνημεῖα mnēmeia “monuments”

And the resting-places of the dead came open; and the bodies of a number of sleeping saints came to life;

μνημεῖα mnēmeia “tombs”

And coming out of their resting-places, after he had come again from the dead, they went into the holy town and were seen by a number of people.

μνημείων mnēmeiōn “tombs”

And put it in the resting-place which had been cut out of the rock for himself; and after rolling a great stone to the door of it he went away.

μνημείῳ mnēmeiō “tomb”μνημείου mnēmeiou “tomb”

And they went away quickly, with fear and great joy, to give his disciples the news.

μνημείου mnēmeiou “tomb”

And when he had got out of the boat, straight away there came to him from the place of the dead a man with an unclean spirit.

μνημείων mnēmeiōn “tombs”

And when his disciples had news of it, they came and took up his body, and put it in its last resting-place.

μνημείῳ. mnēmeiō “[a] tomb.”

And he got a linen cloth and, taking him down, put the linen cloth round him, and put him in a place for the dead which had been cut out of a rock; and a stone was rolled against the door.

μνημείῳ mnēmeiō “a grave”μνημείου. mnēmeiou “tomb.”

And very early after dawn on the first day of the week, they came at the time of the coming up of the sun to the place where the body had been put.

μνημεῖον mnēmeion “tomb”

And they were saying among themselves, Who will get the stone rolled away from the door for us?

μνημείου; mnēmeiou “tomb?”

And when they went in, they saw a young man seated on the right side, dressed in a white robe; and they were full of wonder.

μνημεῖον mnēmeion “tomb”

And they went out quickly from the place, because fear and great wonder had come on them: and they said nothing to anyone, because they were full of fear that ...

μνημείου· mnēmeiou “tomb;”

A curse is on you! for you are like the resting-places of dead men, which are not seen, and men go walking over them without knowledge of it.

μνημεῖα mnēmeia “graves”

A curse is on you! for you make resting-places for the bodies of the prophets, but your fathers put them to death.

μνημεῖα mnēmeia “tombs”

So you are witnesses and give approval to the work of your fathers; for they put them to death and you make their last resting-places.

μνημεῖα. mnēmeia “monuments.”

And the women who had come with him from Galilee went after him and saw the place and how his body had been put to rest;

μνημεῖον mnēmeion “tomb”

And they saw that the stone had been rolled away.

μνημείου. mnēmeiou “tomb.”

And they went away from that place and gave an account of all these things to the eleven disciples and all the others.

μνημείου mnēmeiou “tomb”

But Peter got up and went to the place where the body had been put, and looking in he saw nothing but the linen cloths, and he went to his house full of wonder at what had taken place.

μνημεῖον, mnēmeion “tomb,”

And certain women among us gave us cause for wonder, for they went early to the place where his body had been put,

μνημεῖον, mnēmeion “tomb”

And some of those who were with us went to the place, and saw that it was as the women had said, but him they did not see.

μνημεῖον mnēmeion “tomb”

Do not be surprised at this: for the time is coming when his voice will come to all who are in the place of the dead,

μνημείοις mnēmeiois “tombs”

Now when Jesus came, he made the discovery that Lazarus had been put into the earth four days before.

μνημείῳ. mnēmeiō “tomb.”

Then the Jews who were with her in the house, comforting her, when they saw Mary get up quickly and go out, went after her in the belief that she was going to the place of the dead and would be weeping there.

μνημεῖον mnēmeion “tomb”