Greek word

cheír

χείρ

What it means

the hand

the hand (literally or figuratively (power); especially (by Hebraism) a means or instrument)

Where it comes from

perhaps from the base of cheimṓn (χειμών) in the sense of its congener the base of chásma (χάσμα) (through the idea of hollowness for grasping)

How the King James translates it

hands79
hand74
them1

Every place it appears 154

Matthew3:12 4:6 5:30 8:3 8:15 9:18 9:25 12:10 12:13 12:49 14:31 15:2 15:20 17:22 18:8 19:13 19:15 22:13 26:23 26:45 26:50 26:51 27:24

Mark1:31 1:41 3:3 3:5 5:23 5:41 6:5 7:2 7:3 7:32 8:23 8:25 9:27 9:31 9:43 10:16 14:41 14:46 16:18

Luke1:66 1:71 1:74 3:17 4:11 4:40 5:13 6:6 6:8 6:10 8:54 9:44 9:62 13:13 15:22 20:19 21:12 22:21 22:53 23:46 24:7 24:39 24:40 24:50

John7:30 7:44 11:44 13:3 13:9 20:20 20:25 20:27 21:18

Acts2:23 3:7 4:3 4:28 4:30 5:12 5:18 6:6 7:25 7:35 7:50 8:17 8:18 8:19 9:12 9:17 9:41 11:21 11:30 12:1 12:11 12:17 13:3 13:11 13:16 15:23 17:25 19:6 19:11 19:33 20:34 21:11 21:27 21:40 23:19 26:1 28:4 28:8 28:17

Romans10:21

1 Corinthians4:12 12:15 12:21 16:21

2 Corinthians11:33

Galatians3:19

Ephesians4:28

Colossians4:18

1 Thessalonians4:11

2 Thessalonians3:17

1 Timothy2:8 4:14 5:22

2 Timothy1:6

Philemon1:19

Hebrews6:2 10:31 12:12

James4:8

1 Peter5:6

1 John1:1

Revelation1:16 1:17 9:20 10:2 10:5 10:8 10:10 14:14 17:4 20:4