Word study · lex.G2097
εὐαγγελίζω euangelizō
bring good news · proclaim glad tidings
Team definition
To announce glad tidings. In the NT the middle is usual for proclaiming a message of good news, with or without an object for the hearers or the news itself (Abbott-Smith; Dodson). In Rom 10:15 the participle names those who bring good news (τὰ ἀγαθά).
NT occurrences (SBLGNT, via TAGNT) · 52
Matt 11:5Luke 1:19Luke 2:10Luke 3:18Luke 4:18Luke 4:43Luke 7:22Luke 8:1Luke 9:6Luke 16:16Luke 20:1Acts 5:42Acts 8:4Acts 8:12Acts 8:25Acts 8:35Acts 8:40Acts 10:36Acts 11:20Acts 13:32Acts 14:7Acts 14:15Acts 14:21Acts 15:35Acts 16:10Acts 17:18Rom 1:15Rom 10:15Rom 15:201 Cor 1:171 Cor 9:161 Cor 9:181 Cor 15:11 Cor 15:22 Cor 10:162 Cor 11:7Gal 1:8Gal 1:9Gal 1:11Gal 1:16Gal 1:23Gal 4:13Eph 2:17Eph 3:81 Thess 3:6Heb 4:2Heb 4:61 Pet 1:121 Pet 1:251 Pet 4:6Rev 10:7Rev 14:6
Senses
1. proclaim good news Rom 10:15, Rom 1:15, Rom 15:20
See also
Abbott-Smith public domain s.v. εὐαγγελίζω (G2097)
Dodson CC0 1.0 G2097
🔒︎ Thayer CC0 1.0 s.v. εὐαγγελίζω (G2097)
Occurrences: STEP Bible TAGNT (CC BY 4.0) keyed to SBLGNT words.
Related notes
ἀκοή … ῥήματος Χριστοῦ … παραζηλώσω (10:14–21) Rom 10:14; Rom 10:15; Rom 10:16; Rom 10:17; Rom 10:18; Rom 10:19; Rom 10:20; Rom 10:21