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הִנֵּה
hinnêh · Hebrew · Strong's H2009 · 842 occurrences
The KJV renders 19 different Hebrew and Greek words as “behold”
What it means
lo!
prolongation for H2005 (הֵן);
How the KJV renders it
behold, see
Where that flattens a distinction
The same English word is also used for these other originals, so the distinction between them disappears in translation.
“behold”
“see”
Questions this word decides
- Should Christians pray to saints?
- Is tithing required for Christians?
- What does James 2:24 mean ('justified by works and not by faith alone')?
- What does Malachi 3:10 mean about the tithe?
- Is hell eternal conscious torment or annihilation?
Where it appears
842 occurrences in the Hebrew text, first 60 verses shown.
1 Chronicles 9:1 HC/Tm/Sp3mp1 Chronicles 11:1 HTm1 Chronicles 17:1 HTm1 Chronicles 22:9 HTm1 Chronicles 22:14 HC/Tm1 Chronicles 28:21 HC/Tm1 Chronicles 29:29 HTm/Sp3mp1 Kings 1:14 HTm1 Kings 1:18 HTm1 Kings 1:22 HC/Tm1 Kings 1:23 HTm1 Kings 1:25 HC/Tm/Sp3mp1 Kings 1:42 HC/Tm1 Kings 1:51 HC/Tm1 Kings 2:8 HC/Tm1 Kings 2:29 HC/Tm1 Kings 2:39 HTm1 Kings 3:12 HTm1 Kings 3:15 HC/Tm1 Kings 3:21 HC/Tm1 Kings 8:27 HTm1 Kings 10:7 HC/Tm1 Kings 12:28 HTm1 Kings 13:1 HC/Tm1 Kings 13:2 HTm1 Kings 13:3 HTm1 Kings 13:25 HC/Tm1 Kings 14:2 HTm1 Kings 14:5 HTm1 Kings 14:19 HTm/Sp3mp1 Kings 15:19 HTm1 Kings 17:9 HTm1 Kings 17:10 HC/Tm1 Kings 18:7 HC/Tm1 Kings 18:8 HTm1 Kings 18:11 HTm1 Kings 18:14 HTm1 Kings 18:44 HTm1 Kings 19:5 HC/Tm1 Kings 19:6 HC/Tm1 Kings 19:9 HC/Tm1 Kings 19:11 HC/Tm1 Kings 19:13 HC/Tm1 Kings 20:13 HC/Tm1 Kings 20:31 HTm1 Kings 20:39 HC/Tm1 Kings 21:18 HTm1 Kings 22:13 HTm1 Kings 22:23 HTm1 Samuel 2:31 HTm1 Samuel 3:11 HTm1 Samuel 4:13 HC/Tm1 Samuel 5:3 HC/Tm1 Samuel 5:4 HC/Tm1 Samuel 8:5 HTm1 Samuel 9:6 HTm1 Samuel 9:7 HC/Tm1 Samuel 9:8 HTm1 Samuel 9:12 HTm1 Samuel 9:14 HC/Tm
Occurrences and morphology are taken from the primary Hebrew text, never from an English translation. Strong's Hebrew lexicon and Westminster Leningrad Codex morphology used under CC BY-SA 4.0 / CC BY 4.0 (OpenScriptures). Strong's Greek lexicon is public domain.