ὅρκος G3727

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oath

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oath / oath / oath

Note

Matt 5:33; Heb 6:16–17. In "the Well of the Oath" (φρέαρ τοῦ ὅρκου), the Greek's name for Beersheba (21:14, 32–33; 22:19)

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Occurrences (11)

21:14 Now Abraham rose in the morning, and took loaves and a wineskin of water, and gave them to Hagar, and laid them on the shoulder, and the little child, and sent her. Now, having gone away, she was straying through the desert, by the Well of the Oath.
21:32 And they disposed a covenant at the Well of the Oath. Now Abimelech rose, and Ahuzzath his groomsman, and Phicol, the commander-in-chief of his power, and they turned again to the land of the Philistines.
21:33 And Abraham planted a plowland at the Well of the Oath, and called on there the name of the Lord, God of age.

22:19 Now Abraham turned back to his servants, and having risen, they went to the Well of the Oath; and Abraham dwelt at the Well of the Oath.
22:19 Now Abraham turned back to his servants, and having risen, they went to the Well of the Oath; and Abraham dwelt at the Well of the Oath.

24:8 But if the woman does not want to go with you into this land, you shall be clean of this oath; only, my son—you shall not turn him back there."

26:3 And sojourn in this land, and I will be with you and bless you; for to you and to your seed I will give all this land, and I will make stand my oath that I swore to Abraham your father.
26:23 Now he went up from there to the Well of the Oath.
26:33 And he called its name Oath; because of this he called the name of the city Well of Oath, until the day of today.
26:33 And he called its name Oath; because of this he called the name of the city Well of Oath, until the day of today.