Strong’s G1715

ἔμπροσθεν

Part of speech

Adverb; Preposition

Transliteration

emprosthen

Pronunciation

em'-pros-then

Definition

Before, in front of, in the presence of

Meaning

in front, before the face; sometimes made a subst. by the addition of the article: in front of, before the face of.

Usage

The Greek word "emprosthen" is primarily used to denote a position or location that is "before" or "in front of" something or someone. It can refer to physical positioning, as well as metaphorical or spiritual presence. In the New Testament, it often conveys the idea of being in the presence of God or others, highlighting a sense of accountability or witness.

Bible references

Matthew 5:16;Matthew 5:24;Matthew 6:1;Matthew 6:2;Matthew 7:6;Matthew 10:32;Matthew 10:32;Matthew 10:33;Matthew 10:33;Matthew 11:10;Matthew 11:26;Matthew 17:2;Matthew 18:14;Matthew 23:13;Matthew 25:32;Matthew 26:70;Matthew 27:11;Matthew 27:29;Mark 2:12;Mark 9:2;Luke 5:19;Luke 7:27;Luke 10:21;Luke 12:8;Luke 12:8