Strong’s G1525

εἰσέρχομαι

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

eiserchomai

Pronunciation

ay-ser'-khom-ahee

Definition

To enter, to go into, to come into

Meaning

I go in, come in, enter.

Usage

The Greek verb "eiserchomai" primarily means "to enter" or "to go into." It is used in the New Testament to describe both physical and metaphorical entry. Physically, it can refer to entering a place, such as a house or city. Metaphorically, it can describe entering into a state or condition, such as entering into life or the kingdom of God. The term often implies a transition from one state or place to another, highlighting the significance of the action.

Bible references

Matthew 2:21;Matthew 5:20;Matthew 6:6;Matthew 7:13;Matthew 7:13;Matthew 7:21;Matthew 8:5;Matthew 8:8;Matthew 9:25;Matthew 10:5;Matthew 10:11;Matthew 10:12;Matthew 12:4;Matthew 12:29;Matthew 12:45;Matthew 15:11;Matthew 18:3;Matthew 18:8;Matthew 18:9;Matthew 19:17;Matthew 19:23;Matthew 19:24;Matthew 21:10;Matthew 21:12;Matthew 22:11