Word study · Greek
logizomai
to reckon, to count, to credit
Say it: log-ID-zom-eye (approximate)
λογίζομαι
What it means
A bookkeeping word: to count, calculate, or credit to an account. Paul uses it about eleven times in Romans 3 and 4: Abraham's faith "was accounted to him for righteousness" (4:3), and "the Lord will not count" sin against the one he forgives (4:8). It is the word used in Genesis 15:6 in the Greek Old Testament.
Range of meaning
- ReckonCalculate.
- CreditAdd to an account.
- ConsiderThink of as.
In Romans
- Chapter 3
"We maintain therefore" (reckon, count) that a man is justified by faith (3:28).
- Chapter 4
"It was accounted to him for righteousness" (4:3-11, 4:22-24).
Every verse (19)
- Romans 2:3
- Romans 2:26
- Romans 3:28
- Romans 4:3
- Romans 4:4
- Romans 4:5
- Romans 4:6
- Romans 4:8
- Romans 4:9
- Romans 4:10
- Romans 4:11
- Romans 4:22
- Romans 4:23
- Romans 4:24
- Romans 6:11
- Romans 8:18
- Romans 8:36
- Romans 9:8
- Romans 14:14
Verses where G3049 is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources