Word study · Greek
epitimaō
to rebuke, to command sternly
Say it: eh-pee-tee-MAH-oh (approximate)
ἐπιτιμάω
What it means
To rebuke, to speak sharply to. In Luke 4 Jesus rebukes the unclean spirit (4:35), the fever (4:39), and the demons, and does not let them speak (4:41), as a master commands what is under him.
Range of meaning
- RebukeSpeak sharply against.
- Command sternlyGive a strict order, often to silence.
- WarnCharge someone strongly.
In Luke
- Chapter 4
He rebukes the demon and the fever (4:35, 4:39, 4:41).
Every verse (12)
- Luke 4:35
- Luke 4:39
- Luke 4:41
- Luke 8:24
- Luke 9:21
- Luke 9:42
- Luke 9:55
- Luke 17:3
- Luke 18:15
- Luke 18:39
- Luke 19:39
- Luke 23:40
Verses where G2008 is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources