Strong’s G4594
σήμερον
Part of speech
Adverb
Transliteration
sémeron
Pronunciation
SAY-meh-ron
Definition
Today
Meaning
today, now.
Usage
The Greek adverb "sémeron" is used to denote the present day or the current time. It emphasizes the immediacy or the present nature of an event or action. In the New Testament, it often highlights the urgency or significance of a message or event occurring "today."
Bible references
Matthew 6:11;Matthew 6:30;Matthew 11:23;Matthew 16:3;Matthew 21:28;Matthew 27:8;Matthew 27:19;Matthew 28:15;Mark 14:30;Luke 2:11;Luke 4:21;Luke 5:26;Luke 12:28;Luke 13:32;Luke 13:33;Luke 19:5;Luke 19:9;Luke 22:34;Luke 22:61;Luke 23:43;Acts 4:9;Acts 13:33;Acts 19:40;Acts 20:26;Acts 22:3