Word study · Greek
ginōskō
to know
Say it: gin-OCE-ko (approximate)
γινώσκω
What it means
To know, especially by experience and relationship. In John 17:3 eternal life is "that they should know you, the only true God." The same verb is used in the Greek Old Testament for a husband and wife knowing each other, showing it means more than facts.
Range of meaning
- KnowBe acquainted with.
- RecognizePerceive.
- ExperienceKnow by participating.
In John
- Chapter 17
"This is eternal life, that they should know you" (17:3, 17:7-8, 17:23-26).
Every verse (49)
- John 1:10
- John 1:48
- John 2:24
- John 2:25
- John 3:10
- John 4:1
- John 4:53
- John 5:6
- John 5:42
- John 6:15
- John 6:69
- John 7:17
- John 7:26
- John 7:27
- John 7:49
- John 7:51
- John 8:27
- John 8:28
- John 8:32
- John 8:43
- John 8:52
- John 8:55
- John 10:6
- John 10:14
- John 10:15
- John 10:27
- John 10:38
- John 11:57
- John 12:9
- John 12:16
- John 13:7
- John 13:12
- John 13:28
- John 13:35
- John 14:7
- John 14:9
- John 14:17
- John 14:20
- John 14:31
- John 15:18
- John 16:3
- John 16:19
- John 17:3
- John 17:7
- John 17:8
- John 17:23
- John 17:25
- John 19:4
- John 21:17
Verses where G1097 is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources