Word study · Greek
oikos
house, household
Say it: OY-kos (approximate)
οἶκος
What it means
A house, and also the household, including family, servants, and dependents. In Acts conversion often involves a whole household: Cornelius (10:2, 11:14), Lydia (16:15), the jailer (16:31-34), and Crispus (18:8). "You and your household" assumes a household's shared life.
Range of meaning
- HouseA building.
- HouseholdA family and its dependents.
- TempleThe house of God.
In Acts
- Chapter 16
"You and your household" (16:15, 16:31-34).
Every verse (24)
- Acts 2:2
- Acts 2:36
- Acts 2:46
- Acts 5:42
- Acts 7:10
- Acts 7:20
- Acts 7:42
- Acts 7:46
- Acts 7:47
- Acts 7:49
- Acts 8:3
- Acts 10:2
- Acts 10:22
- Acts 10:30
- Acts 11:12
- Acts 11:13
- Acts 11:14
- Acts 16:15
- Acts 16:31
- Acts 16:34
- Acts 18:8
- Acts 19:16
- Acts 20:20
- Acts 21:8
Verses where G3624G or G3624H is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources