Next, look up each translation you listed above in the rst part of your concordance and nd the chapter and verse where the Greek word is used. For example, the NIV translates the Greek word as “worry...

Next, look up each translation you listed above in the rst part of your

concordance and nd the chapter and verse where the Greek word is used. For

example, the NIV translates the Greek word as “worry about” ve times. As you

look up “worry about” in the rst part of your concordance, you need to make

sure that both words (“worry” and “about”) are in bold print and that the

number to the right is the same one that you have already identied. You will

discover that the Greek word is translated “worry about” by the NIV in Matthew

6:25, 34; 10:19; Luke 12:11, 22 (5 times). The “worry about” in Luke 12:29 is a

dierent G/K number. Now nish completing the chart below by looking up

each translation:

“worry about” (5 times) – Matthew 6:25, 34; 10:19; Luke 12:11, 22

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