Searching for Septuagint Greek

Hello,

I wonder if you can help me - I’m a humble parson trying to lead bible studies.

I would like to be able to look up Mark 6:2, and find out where the Greek of the word astonished is used in the Septuagint?

How might I go about it?

Stephen

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Graham Criddle

Hi Stephen - and welcome to the forums

I would like to be able to look up Mark 6:2, and find out where the Greek of the word astonished is used in the Septuagint?

Probably the best way is to use the Bible Word Study Guide and look at the "Septuagint Translation" section - however for this word there are no occurrences there!

Graham

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I would like to be able to look up Mark 6:2, and find out where the Greek of the word astonished is used in the Septuagint?

Welcome [:D]

Suggest searching for astonished lemma: (in a series of Septuagint and NA28 so results included Mark 6:2)

<Lemma = lbs/el/ἐκπλήσσω>

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1054036#Comment_1054036

Probably the best way is to use the Bible Word Study Guide and look at the "Septuagint Translation" section - however for this word there are no occurrences there!

Bible Word Study shows Septuagint Translation for Hebrew/Aramaic word

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