G4921–συνίστημι, συνιστάω–sunistēmi, sunistaō

Now Peter and those who were with him were overcome with sleep: but when they were fully awake, they saw his glory and the two men who were with him.

συνεστῶτας sunestōtas “already standing with”

But if the righteousness of God is supported by our wrongdoing what is to be said? is it wrong for God to be angry (as men may say)?

συνίστησιν, sunistēsin “shows,”

But God has made clear his love to us, in that, when we were still sinners, Christ gave his life for us.

συνίστησιν sunistēsin “Demonstrates”

It is my desire to say a good word for Phoebe, who is a servant of the church in Cenchreae:

Συνίστημι Sunistēmi “I commend”

Do we seem to be again attempting to put ourselves in the right? or have we need, as some have, of letters of approval to you or from you?

συνιστάνειν; sunistanein “to commend?”

And we have given up the secret things of shame, not walking in false ways, and not making use of the word of God with deceit; but by the revelation of what is true, as before God, we have the approval of every man's sense of right and wrong.

συνιστάνοντες sunistanontes “commending”

We are not again requesting your approval, but we are giving you the chance of taking pride in us, so that you may be able to give an answer to those whose glory is in seeming, and not in the heart.

συνιστάνομεν sunistanomen “are we commending”

But in everything making it clear that we are the servants of God, in quiet strength, in troubles, in need, in sorrow,

συνιστάντες sunistantes “we are commending”

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

συνεστήσατε sunestēsate “you have proved”

For we will not make comparison of ourselves with some of those who say good things about themselves: but these, measuring themselves by themselves, and making comparison of themselves with themselves, are not wise.

συνιστανόντων· sunistanontōn “commending;”

For the Lord's approval of a man is not dependent on his opinion of himself, but on the Lord's opinion of him.

συνιστάνων, sunistanōn “commending,”συνίστησιν. sunistēsin “commends.”

I have been forced by you to become foolish, though it was right for my praise to have come from you: for in no way was I less than the chief of the Apostles, though I am nothing.

συνίστασθαι· sunistasthai “to have been commended;”

For if I put up again those things which I gave to destruction, I am seen to be a wrongdoer.

συνιστάνω· sunistanō “I prove;”

He is before all things, and in him all things have being.

συνέστηκεν, sunestēken “have held together,”

But in taking this view they put out of their minds the memory that in the old days there was a heaven, and an earth lifted out of the water and circled by water, by the word of God;

συνεστῶσα sunestōsa “having been composed”