Strong’s G1567
ἐκζητέω
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
ekzeteo
Pronunciation
ek-zay-TEH-oh
Definition
To seek out, to search diligently, to inquire earnestly.
Meaning
I seek out, seek out after, require.
Usage
The verb ἐκζητέω (ekzeteo) conveys the idea of an intense, diligent search or inquiry. It implies a thorough and earnest seeking, often with the connotation of seeking with a purpose or goal in mind. This term is used in the New Testament to describe the pursuit of God, His will, or His righteousness, emphasizing the importance of a sincere and wholehearted effort in one's spiritual journey.
Bible references
Luke 11:50;Luke 11:51;Acts 15:17;Romans 3:11;Hebrews 11:6;Hebrews 12:17;1 Peter 1:10