harm

Found 16 times in the King James Bible

H2398 Hebrew
G4190 Greek

English Definition

properly, to miss; hence (figuratively and generally) to sin; by inference, to forfeit, lack, expiate, repent, (causatively) lead astray, condemn

ע Hebrew (Old Testament)

Original Script

חָטָא

Transliteration

châṭâʼ

Strong's Reference H2398

Ω Greek (New Testament)

Original Script

πονηρός

Transliteration

châlâh

Strong's Reference G4190
Greek Meaning

properly, to be rubbed or worn; hence (figuratively) to be weak, sick, afflicted; or (causatively) to grieve, make sick; also to stroke (in flattering), entreat

"Harm" translates different words in the original languages. In the Old Testament (Hebrew) it corresponds to H2398, while in the New Testament (Greek) it corresponds to G4190. Context determines which original word is being used.

Occurrences in Scripture

Genesis 31:52 Old Testament

unto me, for harm.

Leviticus 5:16 Old Testament

amends for the harm that he hath

Numbers 35:23 Old Testament

neither sought his harm:

1 Samuel 26:21 Old Testament

more do thee harm, because my soul

2 Samuel 20:6 Old Testament

do us more harm than did Absalom:

2 Kings 4:41 Old Testament

there was no harm in the pot.

1 Chronicles 16:22 Old Testament

my prophets no harm.

Psalm 105:15 Old Testament

my prophets no harm.

Proverbs 3:30 Old Testament

done thee no harm.

Jeremiah 39:12 Old Testament

do him no harm; but do unto

Acts 16:28 New Testament

Do thyself no harm: for we are

Acts 27:21 New Testament

have gained this harm and loss.

Acts 28:5 New Testament

and felt no harm.

Acts 28:6 New Testament

and saw no harm come to him,

Acts 28:21 New Testament

or spake any harm of thee.

1 Peter 3:13 New Testament

he that will harm you, if ye

Search for Related Words

Quick links: All words starting with "H" Most common words