G4229–πρᾶγμα–pragma

Again, I say to you, that if two of you are in agreement on earth about anything for which they will make a request, it will be done for them by my Father in heaven.

πράγματος pragmatos “matter”

As a number of attempts have been made to put together in order an account of those events which took place among us,

πραγμάτων, pragmatōn “things,”

While you had it, was it not your property? and after you had given it in exchange, was it not still in your power? how has this purpose come into your mind? you have been false, not to men, but to God.

πρᾶγμα pragma “deed”

That you will take her in kindly, after the way of the saints, as one who is the Lord's, and give her help in anything in which she may have need of you: because she has been a help to a great number and to myself.

πράγματι· pragmati “matter;”

How is it, that if any one of you has a cause at law against another, he takes it before a Gentile judge and not before the saints?

πρᾶγμα pragma “a matter”

For you see what care was produced in you by this very sorrow of yours before God, what clearing of yourselves, what wrath against sin, what fear, what desire, what serious purpose, what punishment. In everything you have made it clear that you are free

πράγματι. pragmati “matter.”

And that no man may make attempts to get the better of his brother in business: for the Lord is the judge in all these things, as we said to you before and gave witness.

πράγματι pragmati “matter”

So that we, who have gone in flight from danger to the hope which has been put before us, may have a strong comfort in two unchanging things, in which it is not possible for God to be false;

πραγμάτων pragmatōn “things”

For the law, being only a poor copy of the future good things, and not the true image of those things, is never able to make the people who come to the altar every year with the same offerings completely clean.

πραγμάτων, pragmatōn “things,”

Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, and the sign that the things not seen are true.

πραγμάτων pragmatōn “of things”

For where envy is, and the desire to get the better of others, there is no order, but every sort of evil-doing.

πρᾶγμα. pragma “thing.”