Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G1437

ἐάν

ean · /eh-ahn'/ — “if”

Conditional particle introducing a supposition; if, if haply. Regularly followed by the subjunctive mood to express a condition whose fulfillment is uncertain or potential.

Derivation: from εἰ and ἄν

Occurs in 317 New Testament verses (348 occurrences) — showing the first 200.

Occurrences

Mark

1:40
3:24
3:25
3:27
3:28
4:22
5:28
6:10
6:11
6:22
6:23
7:3
7:4
7:11
8:3
8:36
8:38
9:37
9:43
9:45
9:47
9:50
10:12
10:15
10:30
10:35
10:43
10:44
11:3
11:23
11:31
12:19
13:11
13:21
14:9
14:14
14:31

Luke

4:6
4:7
5:12
6:33
6:34
7:23
8:18
9:5
9:26
9:48
9:57
10:6
10:22
11:12
12:38
12:45
13:3
13:5
14:34
15:8
16:30
16:31
17:3
17:4
17:33
18:17
19:31
19:40
20:5
20:6
20:28
22:67
22:68

Acts

3:23
5:38
7:7
8:19
8:31
9:2
13:41
15:1
26:5
27:31

Romans

2:25
2:26
7:2

…and 117 more verses not shown.