Strong’s G4592
σημεῖον
Part of speech
Noun, Neuter
Transliteration
sémeion
Pronunciation
say-MY-on
Definition
Sign, miracle, token, indication
Meaning
a sign, miracle, indication, mark, token.
Usage
In the New Testament, "sémeion" is used to denote a sign or miracle that serves as a divine indication or attestation. It often refers to miraculous events that signify God's intervention or authenticate His messengers. These signs are not merely wonders but carry a deeper spiritual significance, pointing to the truth of God's message and the authority of Jesus Christ.
Bible references
Matthew 12:38;Matthew 12:39;Matthew 12:39;Matthew 12:39;Matthew 16:1;Matthew 16:3;Matthew 16:4;Matthew 16:4;Matthew 16:4;Matthew 24:3;Matthew 24:24;Matthew 24:30;Matthew 26:48;Mark 8:11;Mark 8:12;Mark 8:12;Mark 13:4;Mark 13:22;Mark 16:17;Mark 16:20;Luke 2:12;Luke 2:34;Luke 11:16;Luke 11:29;Luke 11:29