Word study · Greek
paradidōmi
to hand over, betray
Say it: pah-rah-DEE-doh-mee (approximate)
παραδίδωμι
What it means
To hand over. In Mark it follows Jesus: John is handed over (1:14), then Jesus is handed over by Judas (14:10-11, 14:41-44), by the priests to Pilate (15:1), and by Pilate to be crucified (15:15). The same word is used of the Son of Man being handed over (9:31, 10:33).
Range of meaning
- Hand overGive someone into another's custody.
- BetrayHand over by treachery.
- EntrustPass something on, as a teaching.
In Mark
- Chapter 14
Judas "hands him over" (14:10-11, 14:18, 14:21, 14:41-44).
- Chapter 15
Handed over to Pilate (15:1, 15:10, 15:15).
Every verse (19)
- Mark 1:14
- Mark 3:19
- Mark 4:29
- Mark 7:13
- Mark 9:31
- Mark 10:33
- Mark 13:9
- Mark 13:11
- Mark 13:12
- Mark 14:10
- Mark 14:11
- Mark 14:18
- Mark 14:21
- Mark 14:41
- Mark 14:42
- Mark 14:44
- Mark 15:1
- Mark 15:10
- Mark 15:15
Verses where G3860 is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources