Strong’s G2300

θεάομαι

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

theaomai

Pronunciation

theh-ah'-om-ahee

Definition

To behold, to look upon, to view attentively, to contemplate

Meaning

I see, behold, contemplate, look upon, view; I see, visit.

Usage

The verb "theaomai" is used in the New Testament to describe the act of looking at something with intention and contemplation. It implies more than a casual glance, suggesting a deeper observation or consideration. This term is often used in contexts where the observer is taking in the significance or beauty of what is being viewed.

Bible references

Matthew 6:1;Matthew 11:7;Matthew 22:11;Matthew 23:5;Mark 16:11;Mark 16:14;Luke 5:27;Luke 7:24;Luke 23:55;John 1:14;John 1:32;John 1:38;John 4:35;John 6:5;John 8:10;John 11:45;Acts 1:11;Acts 21:27;Acts 22:9;Romans 15:24;1 John 1:1;1 John 4:12;1 John 4:14