Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G3367

μηδείς

medeis · /may-dis'/ — “no one”

not one, not even one, nobody; nothing; not even one; nobody, naught, good for naught; naught, nothing; what is naught; a good-for-nothing; not at all, by no means; never; anything

Derivation: from mē (not) and heis (one)

Occurs in 87 New Testament verses (90 occurrences)

Occurrences

Matthew

8:4
9:30
16:20
17:9
27:19

Mark

1:44
5:26
5:43
6:8
7:36
8:30
9:9
11:14

Luke

3:13
3:14
4:35
5:14
6:35
8:56
9:3
9:21
10:4

Acts

4:17
4:21
8:24
9:7
10:20
10:28
11:12
11:19
13:28
15:28
16:28
19:36
19:40
21:25
23:14
23:22
23:29
24:23
25:17
25:25
27:33
28:6
28:18

Romans

12:17
13:8

1 Corinthians

1:7
3:18
3:21
10:24
10:25
10:27

2 Corinthians

6:3
6:10
7:9
11:5
13:7

Galatians

6:3
6:17

Ephesians

Philippians

1:28
2:3
4:6

Colossians

2:18

1 Thessalonians

3:3
4:12

2 Thessalonians

2:3
3:11

1 Timothy

4:12
5:14
5:21
5:22
6:4

Titus

2:8
2:15
3:2
3:13

Hebrews

10:2

James

1:4
1:6
1:13

1 Peter

1 John

3 John

Revelation

2:10
3:11