G3551–νόμος–nomos

A man who has gone against the law of Moses is put to death without pity on the word of two or three witnesses:

νόμον nomon “[the] law”

But he who goes on looking into the true law which makes him free, being not a hearer without memory but a doer putting it into effect, this man will have a blessing on his acts.

νόμον nomon “[the] law”

But if you keep the greatest law of all, as it is given in the holy Writings, Have love for your neighbour as for yourself, you do well:

νόμον nomon “[the] law”

But if you take a man's position into account, you do evil, and are judged as evil-doers by the law.

νόμου nomou “law”

For anyone who keeps all the law, but makes a slip in one point, is judged to have gone against it all.

νόμον nomon “law”

For he who said, Do not be untrue in married life, is the same who said, Put no man to death. Now if you are not untrue in married life, but you put a man to death, the law is broken.

νόμου. nomou “of [the] law.”

Let your words and your acts be those of men who are to be judged by the law which makes free.

νόμου nomou “[the] law”

Do not say evil against one another, my brothers. He who says evil against his brother or makes himself his brother's judge, says evil against the law and is judging the law: and in judging the law you become, not a doer of the law but a judge.

νόμου nomou “[the] Law”νόμον· nomon “[the] Law;”νόμον nomon “[the] Law”νόμου nomou “of [the] Law”