Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G1492

εἴδω

eido · /i'-do/ — “see”

To see, perceive with the eyes; in the perfect (οἶδα) to know, having seen. A primary verb used very broadly in the LXX for both physical sight and mental knowledge, often rendering Hebrew ראה (to see) and ידע (to know).

Derivation: a primary verb

Occurs in 277 New Testament verses (302 occurrences) — showing the first 200.

Occurrences

Matthew

7:11
9:6
12:25
15:12
20:22
20:25
21:27
22:16
22:29
24:36
24:42
24:43
25:12
25:13
25:26
26:2
26:70
26:72
26:74
27:18
27:65
28:5

Mark

1:24
1:34
2:10
4:13
4:27
5:33
6:20
9:6
10:19
10:38
10:42
11:33
12:14
12:15
12:24
13:32
13:33
13:35
14:40
14:68
14:71

Luke

2:49
4:34
4:41
5:24
6:8
8:53
9:33
9:55
11:13
11:17
11:44
12:30
12:39
12:56
13:25
13:27
18:20
19:22
20:7
20:21
22:34
22:57
22:60

Acts

2:22
2:30
3:16
3:17
5:7
7:18
7:40
10:37
12:9
12:11
16:3
19:32
20:22
20:25
20:29
23:5
24:22
26:27

Romans

2:2
3:19
5:3
6:9
6:16
7:7
7:14
7:18
8:22
8:26
8:28
11:2
13:11
14:14
15:29

1 Corinthians

1:16
2:2
2:11
2:12
3:16
5:6
6:2
6:3
6:9
6:15
6:16
6:19
7:16
8:1
8:2
8:4
9:13
9:24
11:3
12:2
13:2
14:11
15:58
16:15

2 Corinthians

1:7
4:14
5:1
5:6
5:11
5:16
9:2
11:11
11:31
12:2
12:3

Galatians

2:16
4:8

…and 77 more verses not shown.