Strong’s G4977

σχίζω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

schizó

Pronunciation

skee'-zo

Definition

To split, divide, tear apart

Meaning

I rend, divide asunder, cleave.

Usage

The Greek verb "schizó" primarily means to split, divide, or tear apart. It is used in the New Testament to describe physical actions such as the tearing of cloth or the splitting of rocks, as well as metaphorical divisions, such as divisions among people or within communities.

Bible references

Matthew 27:51;Matthew 27:51;Mark 1:10;Mark 15:38;Luke 5:36;Luke 5:36;Luke 23:45;John 19:24;John 21:11;Acts 14:4;Acts 23:7

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