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Believeth All Things
πάντα πιστεύει
PANta pisTEUei
panta pisteuei
Versions
ASV, DR, KJV, Mur, Rhe, Wes: "believeth all things"
Gen: "it believeth all things"
Godbey: "it believes all things"
ED: "all things believes"
YLT: "all it believeth"
Rot: "all things, believeth"
ABPE, ACV, AKJV, CAB, CENT, Darby, EJ2000, ESV, HCSB, Lamsa, LEB, LITV, LONT, MKJV, NET, NHEB, NKJV, NRSV, NSB, NWT, OJB, Riv, RSV, TFEC, UTV, WEB, Worrell: "believes all things"
NLV: "Love believes all things."
ALT: "believes all"
CLNT: "is believing all"
Good: "[it will] believe anything"
GWT: "never stops believing"
ICB, NCV: "It always trusts"
NIV: "always trusts"
Mes: "Trusts God always"
WENT: "Love is always trusting"
NJB: "[It is always ready to] trust"
CPV: "[Love is ...] all-trusting"
Voice: "It trusts ... no matter what."
MNT, Mont: "it is trustful"
Wey: "She is full of trust"
HWP: "You always trus God bout everyting."
BBE: "having faith in all things"
GNT: "and its faith [... never fail]"
NLT: "never loses faith"
REB: "there is no limit to its faith"
ISV: "Believes the best in all"
Mace: "believes what is favourable"
AMP: "is ever ready to believe the best of every person"
LB: "[If you love someone, ....] You will always believe in him"
CEV: "[Love is always ...] loyal"
Tyn: "beleveth all thynges"
1st: "it bileeveth alle thingis"
Wyc: "it bileueth alle thingis"
Bis: "beleueth all thynges"
Vul: "omnia credit"
NBLH, NVI, RVR, SSE: "todo lo cree"
AA: "tudo cr�"
CEI: "tutto crede"
VFL: "tem sempre confian�a"
HCV: "li toujou gen konfyans nan Bondye"
FD: "croit tout"
FLS: "elle croit tout"
Luther: "sie glaubet alles"
Elb, Sch: "sie glaubt alles"
Wul: "allata galaubei�"
HTB: "heeft altijd vertrouwen"
DN, DNB: "tror alt"
SV: "den tror allting"
Ice: "tr�ir �llu"
Alb: "i beson t� gjitha"
BPKS: "sve vjeruje"
CRO: "nikad ne gubi vjeru"
Raa: "kaikki se uskoo"
SND: "Ito ay naniniwala sa lahat ng bagay"

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Greek
Word: pisTEUo- (4100)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    pistEUo-, pist-yoo'-o; from PIStis (4102).
    To have faith (in, upon, or with respect to, a person or thing), that is, credit; by implication to entrust (especially one's spiritual well being to Christ). KJV "believe, (-r), commit (to trust), put in trust with.".
  • Zodhiates:
    Future pistEUso-, from PIStis (4102), faith.
    To believe, have faith in, trust.
    1. Particularly, to be firmly persuaded as to something, to believe. With the idea of hope and certain expectation. (Rom. 14:2; Mark 11:23; Rom. 6:8; 10:9; Acts 18:8)
      1. More commonly used of words spoken and things, followed by the dative of the person whose words one believes and trusts in, or followed by HOti. (Mk. 16:13; John 5:46; Acts 8:12; 1 John 4:1; John 4:21)
      2. With an adjunct of the words or thing spoken. (Luke 1:20; John 4:50; Acts 24:14; 2 Thess. 2:11; Acts 13:41; Lk. 24:25; Mark 1:15; LXX: Ps. 78:22; Jer. 12:6)
      3. With an adjunct of the thing believed. (1 Cor. 13:7; 1 John 4:16; 2 Thess. 1:10; John 11:26; 1 John 5:10; John 14:10; Rom. 10:9; John 9:18)
      4. Used in an absolute sense where the case of person or things is implied from the context. (Matt. 24:23; Mark 13:21; John 12:47; Acts 8:13 [cf. Acts 8:12; 15:7])
    2. Of God, to believe in God, to trust in Him as able and willing to help and answer prayer. Generally, to believe in the declarations and character of God as made known in the gospel. (Acts 27:25; John 14:1; Rom. 4:17, 18; Heb. 4:3; John 5:24; Acts 16:34; 1 John 5:10; 1 Pet. 1:21; Rom. 4:24)
    3. Of a messenger from God, to believe on and trust in him (rather, when applied to a merely human messenger of God, to credit and trust him, as coming from God and acting under divine authority).
      1. Of John the Baptist, with the dative. (Matt. 21:25, 32; Mark 11:31; Luke 20:5)
      2. Of Jesus as the Messiah, able and ready to help His followers. (John 14:1; Matt. 9:28; Matt. 8:13; Mark 5:36; John 4:48)
        1. Generally of Jesus as a teacher and the Messiah sent from God. (John 5:38; 8:31; 10:37, 38; Acts 5:14; 2 Tim. 1:12)
        2. Used in an absolute sense, to believe, meaning to become a Christian. (Mark 15:32; Luke 22:67; John 1:7; 12:39; Acts 4:4; 14:1; 17:12, 34)
    4. Transitive, to entrust, commit in trust to someone. In the passive, to be entrusted with something, to have something committed to one's trust or charge. (Lk. 16:11; John 2:24; Rom. 3:2; 1 Cor. 9:17; Gal. 2:7; 1 Thess. 2:4; 1 Tim. 1:11; Titus 1:3)
    5. Used in connection with the relationship between believing and miracle working. (Matt. 21:22; Mark 11:24)
  • Vine's:
    1. Believe, Verb No. 1: To believe, also to be persuaded of, and hence, to place confidence in, to trust, signifies, in this sense of the word, reliance upon, not mere credence. It is most frequent in the writings of the Apostle John, especially the Gospel. He does not use the noun. Of the writers of the Gospels, Matthew uses the verb ten times, Mark ten, Luke nine, John ninety-nine.
      • The Lord's first use of the verb. (John 1:50)
      • The present participle of the verb translated "believers". (Acts 5:14)
    2. Commit, Verb No. II-2: To entrust, commit to, "committed to (my) trust." (Lk. 16:11; 1 Tim. 1:11)
    3. Intrust, Verb No. 1: To believe, also means to entrust.
      • In the active voice translated "to commit". (Lk. 16:11, John 2:24)
      • In the passive voice, "to be intrusted with". RV, "they were intrusted with"; AV, "unto them were committed"; of Israel and the oracles of God. (Rom. 3:2)
      • "I have ... intrusted to me", RV; "is committed unto me", AV; of Paul and the stewardship of the Gospel. (1 Cor. 9:17; Gal. 2:7; Tit. 1:3)
      • Where he associates with himself his fellow-missionaries, RV "to be intrusted with", AV "to be put in trust with". (1 Thess. 2:4)
    4. Trust, Verb No. 2: To entrust, or, in the passive voice, to be entrusted with, is rendered "to commit to one's trust; to be put in trust with. (Lk. 16:11; 1 Tim. 1:11; 1 Thess. 2:4)
  • Thayer's:
    1. To think to be true, to be persuaded of, to credit, place confidence in.
      1. Of the thing believed.
        1. To credit, have confidence.
      2. In a moral or religious reference.
        1. Used in the NT of the conviction and trust to which a man is impelled by a certain inner and higher prerogative and law of soul.
        2. To trust in Jesus or God as able to aid either in obtaining or in doing something: saving faith.
    2. To entrust a thing to one, i.e. his fidelity.
      1. To be intrusted with a thing.
Paronyms
Word: pistiKOS (4101)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    pistikOS, pis-tik-os'. From PIStis (4102).
    Trustworthy, that is, genuine (unadulterated). KJV "spike-[nard]".

Word: PIStis (4102)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    PIStis, pis'-tis. From PEItho- (3982).
    Persuasion, that is, credence; moral conviction (of religious truth, or the truthfulness of God or a religious teacher), especially reliancd upon Christ for salvation; abstractly constancy in such profession; by extension the system of religious (Gospel) truth itself. KJV "assurance, belief, believe, faith, fidelity".

Word: pisTOS (4103)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    pisTOS, pis-tos'. From PEItho- (3982).
    Objectively trustworthy; subjectively trustful. KJV "believe (-ing, -r), faithful (-ly), sure, true."

Word: pisTOo- (4104)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    pisTOo-, pis-to'-o. From pisTOS (4103).
    To assure. KJV "assure of".

Word: oligOPistos (3640)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    oligOPistos, ol-ig-op'-is-tos. From olIgos (3641) and PIStis (4102).
    Incredulous, that is, lacking confidence (in Christ). KJV "of little faith".
Synonyms
Word: PEItho- (3982)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    PEItho-, pi'-tho. A primary verb.
    To convince (by argument, true or false); by analogy to pacify or conciliate (by other fair means); reflexively or passively to assent (to evidence or authority), to rely (by inward certainty). KJV "agree, assure, believe, have confidence, be (wax) content, make friend, obey, persuade, trust, yield".
  • Zodhiates:
    PEIthomai, to let oneself be persuaded, to be persuaded, to trust. Derivative of PEItho-: To persuade, particularly to move or affect by kind words or motives.
    1. To be convinced, believe. (Lk. 16:31; Acts 17:4; Heb. 11:13)
    2. Used in an absolute sense, but with the inf. implied. (Acts 21:14)
    3. Followed by the dat. of thing. (Acts 28:24)
    4. Perf. pass. PEpeismai with pres. meaning, I am persuaded, convinced. (Heb. 6:9, Lk. 20:6, Rom. 8:38; 14:14; 15:14; 2 Tim. 1:5,12)
    5. To assent to, obey, follow, followed by the dat. of person or thing. (Acts 5:36, 37, 40; 23:21; 27:11; Rom. 2:8; Gal. 3:1; 5:7; Heb. 13:17; James 3:3)
  • Vine:
    1. "Believe". PEItho-, to persuade , in the middle (PEIthomai) and passive voices signifies to suffer oneself to be persuaded, e.g., Lk. 16:31; Heb 13:18; Acts 17:4; 27:11; 28:24.
    2. "Agree". PEItho-, to persuade, is rendered "agreed" in Acts 5:40, where the meaning is "they yielded to him."
    3. "Assure". PEItho-, to persuade, is rendered "assure" in 1 John 3:19, where the meaning is that of confidence toward God consequent upon loving in deed and in truth.
    4. "Obey". PEItho-, to persuade, to win over, in the passive and middle voices, to be persuaded, to listen to, to obey, is so used with this meaning, in the middle voice, e.g., in Acts 5:36,7; Rom. 2:8; Gal. 5:7; Heb. 13:17; Jas. 3:3. The obedience suggested is not by submission ot authority, but resulting from persuasion.
      PEItho- and pisTEUo-, to trust, are closely related etymologically; the difference in meaning is that the former implies the obedience that is produced by the latter, cp. Heb. 3:18,19, where the disobedience of the Israelites is said to be the evidence of their unbelief. Faith is of the heart, invisible to men; obedience is of the conduct and may be observed. When a man obeys God he gives the only possible evidence that in his heart he believes God. Of course it is persuasion of the truth that results in faith (we believe because we are persuaded that the thing is true, a thing does not become true because it is believed), but PEItho-, in NT suggests an actual and outward result of the inward persuasion and consequent faith.
    5. "Persuade": PEItho- in the active voice, signifies to apply persuasion, to prevail upon or win over, to persuade, bringing about a change of mind by the influence of reason or moral considerations.
    6. "Trust": PEItho-, intransitively, in the perfect and pluperfect active, to have confidence, trust.
    7. "Yield": PEItho-, to persuade, in the passive voice, to be persuaded, is translated "do (not) thou yield", Acts 23:21.
  • Thayer:
    1. persuade
      1. to persuade, i.e. to induce one by words to believe
      2. to make friends of, to win one�s favour, gain one�s good will, or to seek to win one, strive to please one
      3. to tranquillise
      4. to persuade unto, i.e. move or induce one to persuasion to do something
    2. be persuaded
      1. to be persuaded, to suffer one�s self to be persuaded; to be induced to believe: to have faith: in a thing
        1. to believe
        2. to be persuaded of a thing concerning a person
      2. to listen to, obey, yield to, comply with
    3. to trust, have confidence, be confident

Word: he-gEomai (2233)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    he-gEomai, hayg-eh'-om-ahee. Middle voice of a (presumed) strengthened form of AGo- (71).
    To lead, that is, command (with official authority); figuratively to deem, that is, consider. KJV "account, (be) chief, count esteem, governor, judge, have the rule over, suppose, think".

Word: epiginO-Sko- (1921)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    epiginO-Sko-, ep-ig-in-oce'-ko. From ePI (1909) and ginO-Sko (1097).
    To know upon some mark, that is, recognize; by implication to become fully acquainted with, to acknowledge. KJV "(ac-, have, take) know (-ledge, well), perceive".

Word: bebAio-sis (951)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    bebAio-sis, beb-ah'-yo-sis. From BEBaios (949).
    Stabiliment. KJV "confirmation".

Word: pepOIthe-sis (4006)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    pepOIthe-sis, pep-oy'-thay-sis. From the perfect of the alternate of PAScho- PAtho-, PENtho- (3958).
    Reliance. KJV "confidence, trust".

Word: DOGma (1378)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    DOGma, dog'-mah. From the base of dokEo- (1380).
    A law (civil, ceremonial or ecclesiastical). KJV "decree, ordinance".

Word: TE-re-sis (5084)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    TE-re-sis, tay'-ray-sis. From te-REo-.
    A watching, that is (figuratively) observance, or (concretely) a prison. KJV "hold".

Word: euSEBeia (2150)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    euSEBeia, eu-SEB'-i-ah. From eusebE-S (2152).
    Piety; specifically the gospel scheme. KJV "godliness, holiness".

Word: theosEBeia (2317)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    theosEBeia, theh-os-eb'-i-ah. From theosebE-S.
    Devoutness, that is, piety. KJV "godliness".

Word: didachE- (1322)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    didachE-, did-akh-ay'. From didASko- (1321).
    Instruction (the act or the matter). KJV "doctrine, hath been taught".

Word: didaskalIa (1319)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    didaskalIa, did-as-kal-ee'-ah. From didASkalos (1320).
    Instruction (the function or the information). KJV "doctrine, learning, teaching".

Word: euLABeia (2124)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    euLABeia, yoo-lab'-i-ah. From eulabE-S (2126).
    Properly caution, that is, (religiously) reverence (piety); by implication dread (concretely). KJV "fear (-ed)".

Word: alE-theia (225)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    alE-theia, al-ay'-thi-a. From ale-THE-S (227).
    Truth. KJV "true, X truly, truth, verity".

Word: bebaIOo- (950)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    bebaIOo-, beb-ah-yo'-o. From BEBaios (949).
    To stabilitate (figuratively). KJV "confirm, (e-) stablish".

Word: diabebaiOomai (1226)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    diabebaiOomai, dee-ab-eb-ahee-o'-om-ahee. Middle voice of a compound of diA (1223) and bebaIOo- (950).
    To confirm thoroughly (by words), that is, asseverate. KJV "affirm constantly".

Word: kyROo- (2964)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    kyROo-, koo-ro'-o. From the same as KYrios (2962).
    To make authoritative, that is, ratify. KJV "confirm".
Antonyms
Word: apoREo- (639)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    apoREo-, ap-or-eh'-o. From a compound of a (1) (as a negative particle) and the base of porEUomai (4198).
    To have no way out, that is, be at a loss (mentally). KJV "(stand in) doubt, be perplexed".

Word: diaporEo- (1280)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    diaporEo-, dee-ap-or-eh'-o. From diA (1223) and aporEo- (639).
    To be thoroughly nonplussed. KJV "(be in) doubt, be (much) perplexed".

Word: disTAzo- (1365)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    disTAzo-, dis-tad'-zo. From dis (1364).
    Properly to duplicate, that is, (mentally) to waver (in opinion). KJV "doubt".

Word: apisTEo- (569)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    apisTEo-, ap-is-te'-o. From APistos (571).
    To be unbelieving, that is, (transitively) disbelieve, or (by implication) disobey. KJV "believe not".

Word: apisTIa- (570)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    apisTIa-, ap-is-tee'-ah. From APistos (571).
    Faithlessness, that is, (negatively) disbelief (want of Christian faith), or (positively) unfaithfulness (disobedience). KJV "unbelief".

Word: diaKRIno- (1252)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    diaKRIno-, dee-ak-ree'-no. From diA (1223) and KRIno- (2919).
    To separate thoroughly, that is, (literally and reflexively) to withdraw from, or (by implication) oppose; figuratively to discriminate (by implication decide), or (reflexively) hesitate. KJV "contend, make (to) differ (-ence), discern, doubt, judge, be partial, stagger, waver."

Word: SUGchysis (4799)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    SUGchysis, soong'-khoo-sis. From sygCHEo- (4797).
    Commixture, that is, (figuratively) riotous disturbance. KJV "confusion".

Word: parABasis (3847)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    parABasis, par-ab'-as-is. From paraBAIno- (3845).
    Violation. KJV "breaking, transgression".

Word: asEBeia (763)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    asEBeia, as-eb'-i-ah. From asebE-S (765).
    Impiety, that is, (by implication) wickedness. KJV "ungodly (-liness)".

Word: apostasIa (646)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    apostasIa, ap-os-tas-ee'-ah. Feminine of the same as aposTASion (647).
    Defection from truth (properly the state), ("apostasy"). KJV "falling away, forsake".

Word: HAiresis (139)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    HAiresis, hah'-ee-res-is. From hairEomai (138).
    Properly a choice, that is, (specifically) a party or (abstractly) disunion. ("Heresy" is the Greek word itself). KJV "heresy, sect".

Word: blasphe-MIa (988)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    blasphe-MIa, blas-fay-me'-ah. From BLASphe-mos (989).
    Vilification (especially against God). KJV "blasphemy, evil speaking, railing".

Word: hyPOkrisis (5272)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    hyPOkrisis, hoop-ok'-ree-sis. From hypoKRInomai (5271).
    Acting under a feigned part; that is, (figuratively) deceit ("hypocrisy"). KJV "condemnation, dissimulation, hypocrisy".

Word: PSEUdos (5579)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    PSEUdos, psyoo'-dos. From PSEUdomai (5574).
    A falsehood. KJV "lie, lying".

Word: DOlos (1388)

Definitions:

  • Strong's:
    DOlos, dol'-os. From DELlo- (an obsolete primary probably meaning to decoy; compare deleAZo- (1185).
    A trick (bait), that is, (figuratively) wile. KJV "craft, deceit, guile, subtilty".

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