Strong’s G2112

εὐθέως

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

eutheós

Pronunciation

yoo-theh-oce'

Definition

Immediately, straightway, at once

Meaning

immediately, soon, at once.

Usage

The adverb εὐθέως is used in the New Testament to convey a sense of immediacy or promptness. It often describes actions that occur without delay, emphasizing the urgency or directness of the response or event. This term is frequently used in the Gospels to highlight the swift obedience or rapid unfolding of events, particularly in the ministry of Jesus.

Bible references

Matthew 3:16;Matthew 4:20;Matthew 4:22;Matthew 8:3;Matthew 13:5;Matthew 13:20;Matthew 13:21;Matthew 14:22;Matthew 14:27;Matthew 14:31;Matthew 20:34;Matthew 21:2;Matthew 21:3;Matthew 24:29;Matthew 25:15;Matthew 26:49;Matthew 26:74;Matthew 27:48;Mark 1:10;Mark 1:12;Mark 1:18;Mark 1:20;Mark 1:21;Mark 1:23;Mark 1:28