Strong’s G3982

πείθω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

peithó

Pronunciation

pay'-tho

Definition

To persuade, to convince, to trust, to have confidence

Meaning

I persuade, urge.

Usage

The Greek verb "peithó" primarily means to persuade or convince someone of a particular truth or course of action. It can also imply having confidence or trust in something or someone. In the New Testament, it is often used in contexts where individuals are persuaded to believe in the Gospel or to trust in God. The term can also reflect a sense of obedience that comes from being convinced or assured.

Bible references

Matthew 27:20;Matthew 27:43;Matthew 28:14;Mark 10:24;Luke 11:22;Luke 16:31;Luke 18:9;Luke 20:6;Acts 5:36;Acts 5:37;Acts 5:40;Acts 12:20;Acts 13:43;Acts 14:19;Acts 17:4;Acts 18:4;Acts 19:8;Acts 19:26;Acts 21:14;Acts 23:21;Acts 26:26;Acts 26:28;Acts 27:11;Acts 28:23;Acts 28:24