G4621–σῖτος–sitos

In whose hand is the instrument with which he will make clean his grain; he will put the good grain in his store, but the waste will be burned up in the fire which will never be put out.

σῖτον siton “wheat”

But while men were sleeping, one who had hate for him came and put evil seeds among the grain, and went away.

σίτου sitou “wheat”

But he says, No, for fear that by chance while you take up the evil plants, you may be rooting up the grain with them.

σῖτον. siton “wheat.”

Let them come up together till the getting in of the grain; and then I will say to the workers, Take up first the evil plants, and put them together for burning: but put the grain into my store-house.

σῖτον siton “the wheat”

The earth gives fruit by herself; first the leaf, then the head, then the full grain.

σῖτον siton “grain”

In whose hand is the instrument with which he will make clean his grain; he will put the good grain in his store, but the waste will be burned in the fire which will never be put out.

σῖτον siton “wheat”

And he said, This I will do: I will take down my store-houses and make greater ones, and there I will put all my grain and my goods.

σῖτον siton “grain”

Then he said to another, What is the amount of your debt? And he said, A hundred measures of grain. And he said to him, Take your account and put down eighty.

σίτου. sitou “of wheat.”

Simon, Simon, Satan has made a request to have you, so that he may put you to the test as grain is tested:

σῖτον. siton “wheat.”

Truly I say to you, If a seed of grain does not go into the earth and come to an end, it is still a seed and no more; but through its death it gives much fruit.

σίτου sitou “of wheat”

And when they had had enough food, they made the weight of the ship less, turning the grain out into the sea.

σῖτον siton “wheat”

And when you put it into the earth, you do not put in the body which it will be, but only the seed, of grain or some other sort of plant;

σίτου sitou “of wheat”

And a voice came to my ears, from the middle of the four beasts, saying, A measure of grain for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny: and see that you do no damage to the oil and the wine.

σίτου sitou “of wheat”

And sweet-smelling plants, and perfumes, and wine, and oil, and well crushed grain, and cattle and sheep; and horses and carriages and servants; and souls of men.

σῖτον siton “wheat”