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Greek word study

μόνονmónon — alone, but, only

alone, but, only.

Translated in the King James as: alone, but, only

Appears 66 times in Scripture

Origin: neuter of G3441 (μόνος) as adverb;

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Where it appears

Matthew — 8×
Matt 5:47Matt 8:8Matt 9:21Matt 10:42Matt 14:36Matt 17:8Matt 21:19Matt 21:21
Mark — 3×
Mark 5:36Mark 6:8Mark 9:8
Luke — 1×
Luke 8:50
John — 5×
John 5:18John 11:52John 12:9John 13:9John 17:20
Acts — 7×
Acts 8:16Acts 18:25Acts 19:26Acts 19:27Acts 21:13Acts 26:29Acts 27:10
Romans — 11×
Rom 1:32Rom 3:29Rom 4:12Rom 4:16Rom 4:23Rom 5:3Rom 5:11Rom 8:23Rom 9:10Rom 9:24Rom 13:5
1 Corinthians — 2×
1 Cor 7:391 Cor 15:19
2 Corinthians — 5×
2 Cor 7:72 Cor 8:102 Cor 8:192 Cor 8:212 Cor 9:12
Galatians — 6×
Gal 1:23Gal 2:10Gal 3:2Gal 4:18Gal 5:13Gal 6:12
Ephesians — 1×
Eph 1:21
Philippians — 3×
Phil 1:27Phil 1:29Phil 2:12
1 Thessalonians — 3×
1 Thess 1:51 Thess 1:81 Thess 2:8
2 Thessalonians — 1×
2 Thess 2:7
1 Timothy — 1×
1 Tim 5:13
2 Timothy — 2×
2 Tim 2:202 Tim 4:8
Hebrews — 2×
Heb 9:10Heb 12:26
James — 2×
James 1:22James 2:24
1 Peter — 1×
1 Pet 2:18
1 John — 2×
1 John 2:21 John 5:6

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Lexicon data: Open Scriptures Strong’s dictionaries (CC-BY-SA), Dodson Greek Lexicon (public domain). Word alignment: Berean Standard Bible interlinear (public domain). Self-hosted by Seen.