Strong’s G2723

κατηγορέω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

katégoreó

Pronunciation

kat-ay-gor-eh'-o

Definition

To accuse, to charge

Meaning

I accuse, charge, prosecute.

Usage

The verb κατηγορέω (katégoreó) is used in the New Testament to denote the act of accusing or bringing charges against someone. It often carries a legal connotation, implying formal accusations made in a court or public setting. The term is used both in the context of human legal proceedings and in spiritual or moral accusations, such as those made by Satan against believers.

Bible references

Matthew 12:10;Matthew 27:12;Mark 3:2;Mark 15:3;Mark 15:4;Luke 6:7;Luke 23:2;Luke 23:10;Luke 23:14;John 5:45;John 5:45;John 8:6;Acts 22:30;Acts 24:2;Acts 24:8;Acts 24:13;Acts 24:19;Acts 25:5;Acts 25:11;Acts 25:16;Acts 28:19;Romans 2:15;Revelation 12:10