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Strong's Lookups — Raw Output

Fresh Lookups (entries without library files)

G5248 huperperisseuo

  • 2 occurrences: "did much more abound" (Rom 5:20), "I am exceeding" (2 Cor 7:4)
  • Lexicon: from huper + perisseuo; to super-abound
  • POS: verb

H2656 chephets

  • 41 occurrences, 30 unique translations
  • Top: "pleasure" (17.1%), "purpose" (7.3%), "desire" (4.9%)
  • Lexicon: from chaphets; pleasure, desire, valuable thing, matter
  • In Isa 53:10: "the pleasure of the LORD" — YHWH's purposeful delight

G5498 cheirographon

  • 1 occurrence (HAPAX): "the handwriting" (Col 2:14)
  • Lexicon: something hand-written (cheir + graphon) — a bond, debt document

H5137 nazah

  • 28 occurrences, 15 translations
  • Top: "and sprinkle" (28.6%), "he shall sprinkle" (10.7%)
  • Lexicon: to spirt, besprinkle (especially in expiation)
  • In Isa 52:15: priestly sprinkling verb in Servant Song prologue

H2505 chalaq

  • 75 occurrences, 56 translations
  • Top: "divided" (6.7%), "shall be divided" (5.3%), "I will divide" (4.0%)
  • In Isa 53:12: "I will divide him... he shall divide the spoil"

H7646 saba

  • 119 occurrences, 78 translations
  • Top: "be satisfied" (6.7%), "satisfied" (6.7%), "shall be satisfied" (6.7%), "filled" (4.2%)
  • In Isa 53:11: "shall be satisfied" — the Servant's satisfaction with the asham result

H7200 raah

  • BLB count: 1 (listed oddly — actually 1,313 occurrences in OT)
  • To see, perceive, behold, enjoy
  • In Isa 53:10-11: "he shall see his seed" / "he shall see of the travail of his soul"

G4690 sperma

  • 44 occurrences; NT counterpart to Hebrew zera
  • Key: Gal 3:16 (seed = Christ), 3:29 (believers = Abraham's seed), Heb 2:16 (seed of Abraham)
  • LXX bridge: zera → sperma with 170 co-occurrences

Supplementary Data

G4050 perisseia (surplus — appears in Rom 5:17)

From library data on G4052/G4053 cognate family: - 4 occurrences; feminine noun: surplusage, superabundance - Rom 5:17 — "they which receive the abundance (perisseian) of grace" — the surplus of grace received - This is the noun form that names what the one-fifth principle produces: the perisseia

Debt-Grace Antithesis (Rom 4:4)

From G3783 opheilema library entry: - Rom 4:4 — "to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace (charis), but of debt (opheilema)" - Explicit antithesis: what is earned is opheilema (owed); what is given freely is charis (grace) - The asham bridges these: sin creates opheilema; the Servant pays the opheilema and adds perisseia (surplus grace)