Word study · Greek
anistēmi
to rise, to get up
Say it: an-IS-tay-mee (approximate)
ἀνίστημι
What it means
To stand up, rise, and also to be raised from the dead. It is the verb of resurrection: Jesus "rose" (see Acts 2:24, 17:3), and Peter says to Aeneas and Tabitha, "Arise" (9:34, 9:40). The related noun is anastasis, "resurrection."
Range of meaning
- RiseGet up.
- RaiseBring back from death.
In Acts
- Chapter 9
"Arise, and enter into the city" (9:6, 9:34, 9:40).
- Chapter 25
"One Jesus, who was dead, whom Paul affirmed to be alive" (25:19).
Every verse (45)
- Acts 1:15
- Acts 2:24
- Acts 2:30
- Acts 2:32
- Acts 3:22
- Acts 3:26
- Acts 5:6
- Acts 5:17
- Acts 5:34
- Acts 5:36
- Acts 5:37
- Acts 6:9
- Acts 7:18
- Acts 7:37
- Acts 8:26
- Acts 8:27
- Acts 9:6
- Acts 9:11
- Acts 9:18
- Acts 9:34
- Acts 9:39
- Acts 9:40
- Acts 9:41
- Acts 10:13
- Acts 10:20
- Acts 10:23
- Acts 10:26
- Acts 10:41
- Acts 11:7
- Acts 11:28
- Acts 12:7
- Acts 13:16
- Acts 13:33
- Acts 13:34
- Acts 14:10
- Acts 14:20
- Acts 15:7
- Acts 17:3
- Acts 17:31
- Acts 20:30
- Acts 22:10
- Acts 22:16
- Acts 23:9
- Acts 26:16
- Acts 26:30
Verses where G0450 is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources