Word study · Greek
ouai
woe
Say it: oo-AI (approximate)
οὐαί
What it means
"Woe," a cry of grief or warning. Luke gives four woes to match his four blessings (6:24-26). Throughout the Gospel it is spoken of those whose comfort has become their security.
Range of meaning
- Cry of griefPain or sorrow.
- Warning of judgmentA prophet's announcement of trouble ahead.
In Luke
- Chapter 6
"Woe to you who are rich" (6:24-26).
Every verse (13)
- Luke 6:24
- Luke 6:25
- Luke 6:26
- Luke 10:13
- Luke 11:42
- Luke 11:43
- Luke 11:44
- Luke 11:46
- Luke 11:47
- Luke 11:52
- Luke 17:1
- Luke 21:23
- Luke 22:22
Verses where G3759 is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources