G3956–πᾶς–pas

Have respect for all, loving the brothers, fearing God, honouring the king.

πάντας pantas “Everyone”

Servants, take orders from your masters with all respect; not only if they are good and gentle, but even if they are bad-humoured.

παντὶ panti “all”

Last of all, see that you are all in agreement; feeling for one another, loving one another like brothers, full of pity, without pride:

πάντες pantes “All [be]”

But give honour to Christ in your hearts as your Lord; and be ready at any time when you are questioned about the hope which is in you, to give an answer in the fear of the Lord and without pride;

παντὶ panti “to everyone”

But the end of all things is near: so be serious in your behaviour and keep on the watch with prayer;

Πάντων Pantōn “Of all”

And most of all be warm in your love for one another; because in love there is forgiveness for sins without number:

πάντων pantōn “all things”

If anyone has anything to say, let it be as the words of God; if anyone has the desire to be the servant of others, let him do it in the strength which is given by God; so that in all things God may have the glory through Jesus Christ, whose are the glor

πᾶσιν pasin “all things”

And in the same way, let the younger men be ruled by the older ones. Let all of you put away pride and make yourselves ready to be servants: for God is a hater of pride, but he gives grace to those who make themselves low.

πάντες pantes “All”

Putting all your troubles on him, for he takes care of you.

πᾶσαν pasan “all”

And after you have undergone pain for a little time, the God of all grace who has given you a part in his eternal glory through Christ Jesus, will himself give you strength and support, and make you complete in every good thing;

πάσης pasēs “of all”

Give one another the kiss of love. Peace be to you all in Christ.

πᾶσιν pasin “all”

Because by his power he has given us everything necessary for life and righteousness, through the knowledge of him who has been our guide by his glory and virtue;

πάντα panta “all things”

So, for this very cause, take every care; joining virtue to faith, and knowledge to virtue,

πᾶσαν pasan “all”

Being conscious in the first place that no man by himself may give a special sense to the words of the prophets.

πᾶσα pasa “any”

Saying, Where is the hope of his coming? From the death of the fathers till now everything has gone on as it was from the making of the world.

πάντα panta “all things”

The Lord is not slow in keeping his word, as he seems to some, but he is waiting in mercy for you, not desiring the destruction of any, but that all may be turned from their evil ways.

πάντας pantas “all”

Seeing then that all these things are coming to such an end, what sort of persons is it right for you to be, in all holy behaviour and righteousness,

πάντων pantōn “all”

And as he said in all his letters, which had to do with these things; in which are some hard sayings, so that, like the rest of the holy Writings, they are twisted by those who are uncertain and without knowledge, to the destruction of their souls.

πάσαις pasais “all”

But if we are walking in the light, as he is in the light, we are all united with one another, and the blood of Jesus his Son makes us clean from all sin.

πάσης pasēs “all”

If we say openly that we have done wrong, he is upright and true to his word, giving us forgiveness of sins and making us clean from all evil.

πάσης pasēs “all”

Because everything in the world, the desire of the flesh, the desire of the eyes, and the pride of life, is not of the Father but of the world.

πᾶν pan “all”

They went out from us but they were not of us; if they had been of us they would still be with us: but they went out from us so that it might be made clear that they were not of us.

πάντες pantes “all”

And you have the Spirit from the Holy One and you all have knowledge.

πάντες. pantes “all [you].”

I have not sent you this letter because you have no knowledge of what is true, but because you have knowledge, and because that which is false has nothing in common with that which is true.

πᾶν pan “any”

He who has no belief in the Son has not the Father: he who makes clear his belief in the Son has the Father.

πᾶς pas “Everyone”