Lexham Research Lexicon

Christian Alexander

Why does this entry not include John 14:2? 

οἰκία

-ας, ἡ;

(

oikia

),

n.

house

.

Hebrew equivalent:

בַּ֫יִת 1

(190).

Aramaic equivalent:

בַּ֫יִת

(2).

Noun Usage

1.

house

—

a

dwelling

that

serves

as

living

quarters

for

one

or

more

families.

See

also

οἶκος

.

Related

Topic:

Homes

and

Dwellings

.

Related

Entities:

House,

Permanent

dwelling,

Building

;

Palace

.

Mt 7:24

||

ὅστις

ᾠκοδόμησεν

αὐτοῦ

τὴν

οἰκίαν

ἐπὶ

τὴν

πέτραν.

who

built

his

[-]

house

on

the

rock

Mk 3:27

||

εἰς

τὴν

οἰκίαν

τοῦ

ἰσχυροῦ

into

the

house

of a

strong [man]

Lk 10:5

||

εἰς

ἣν

δʼ

ἂν

εἰσέλθητε

οἰκίαν

into

whatever

and

[-]

you enter

house

2 Co 5:1

ἡ

ἐπίγειος

ἡμῶν

οἰκία

τοῦ

σκήνους

[-]

earthly

our

house

the

tent

2 Jn 10		αὐτὸν		εἰς		οἰκίαν		καὶ
		him		into		[your] house		and

2.

family

⇔

house

—

a

social

unit

living

together

usually

consisting

of

family,

servants,

and

some

extended

family;

understood

by

the

physical

building

in

which

a

family

normally

resides.

See

also

οἶκος

.

Related

Topics:

Household

;

Family

Relationships

;

Family

.

Related

Entity:

House,

Permanent

dwelling,

Building

.

Mt 10:13

ἐὰν

μὲν

ᾖ

ἡ

οἰκία

ἀξία,

if

[-]

is

the

house

worthy

Mk 3:25	||		οἰκία		ἐφʼ		ἑαυτὴν
			a house		against		itself

Mk 6:4	||		ἐν		τῇ		οἰκίᾳ		αὐτοῦ.
			in		[-]		household		his [own]

Jn 4:53

καὶ

ἐπίστευσεν

αὐτὸς

καὶ

ἡ

οἰκία

αὐτοῦ

ὅλη.

and

believed

he himself

and

[-]

household

his

whole

Php 4:22

μάλιστα

δὲ

οἱ

ἐκ

τῆς

Καίσαρος

οἰκίας.

especially

and

those

of

[-]

Caesar's

household

3.

house

(estate)

†

—

all

of

a

person’s

assets

(whether

real

property

or

personal

property)

and

liabilities.

Related

Topics:

Homes

and

Dwellings

;

Estate

.

Mt 23:14		κατεσθίετε		τὰς		οἰκίας		τῶν

Mk 12:40

||

οἱ

κατεσθίοντες

τὰς

οἰκίας

τῶν

χηρῶν

καὶ

[-]

who devour

the

houses

of

widows

and

προφάσει		μακρὰ		προσευχόμενοι·
for the sake of appearance		lengthy [prayers]		pray

Lk 20:47

||

οἳ

κατεσθίουσιν

τὰς

οἰκίας

τῶν

χηρῶν

who

devour

the

houses

of

widows

n.
Noun



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|| Lk 6:48



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|| Mt 12:29



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|| Mt 10:12



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|| Mt 12:25 || Lk 11:17



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|| Mt 13:57



^†
All instances of the current lemma occurring in the current sense are included.



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|| Lk 20:47



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|| Mk 12:40



LEXHAM RESEARCH LEXICON OF THE GREEK NEW TESTAMENTLEXHAM RESEARCH LEXICONS.

MJ. Smith

Welcome back to the forums.

References cited as examples of a particular sense are based on the Bible Sense Lexicon analysis of the Lexham Hebrew Bible and The Greek New Testament: SBL Edition and selected based on information from the Important Words data set.

Note it says "examples" not all occurrences. They simply did not choose your case as an example. Go to the BSL or run a search for a full list.

Christian Alexander

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1245561#Comment_1245561

Thank you M.J. It has been a well received sabbatical. I did not see the part of the examples. I have been studying Greek and working on refining my skills. 

Christian Alexander

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1245561#Comment_1245561

Note it says "examples" not all occurrences.

What sense do you think my passage would be? 

Andrew Batishko

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1245564#Comment_1245564

What sense do you think my passage would be? 

In an original language Bible or in a translated Bible for which you have a reverse interlinear, you can either right click on the word and find the sense in the list of data on the left side of the popup, or (just in the translated Bibles) you can turn on the Reverse Interlinear pane, click on the word, and find the sense shown at the bottom of the panel.