Strong’s G4624
σκανδαλίζω
Part of speech
Verb
Transliteration
skandalizó
Pronunciation
skan-dal-id'-zo
Definition
To cause to stumble, to offend, to lead into sin
Meaning
I cause to stumble, cause to sin, cause to become indignant, shock, offend.
Usage
The verb "skandalizó" is used in the New Testament to describe the act of causing someone to stumble or fall into sin. It can refer to leading someone into error or causing them to be offended in a way that leads them away from faith or righteous living. The term often carries a moral or spiritual connotation, indicating a serious hindrance to one's relationship with God.
Bible references
Matthew 5:29;Matthew 5:30;Matthew 11:6;Matthew 13:21;Matthew 13:57;Matthew 15:12;Matthew 17:27;Matthew 18:6;Matthew 18:8;Matthew 18:9;Matthew 24:10;Matthew 26:31;Matthew 26:33;Matthew 26:33;Mark 4:17;Mark 6:3;Mark 9:42;Mark 9:43;Mark 9:45;Mark 9:47;Mark 14:27;Mark 14:29;Luke 7:23;Luke 17:2;John 6:61