Greek word
lambánō
λαμβάνω
What it means
while hairéomai is more violent, to seize or remove))
while hairéomai (αἱρέομαι) is more violent, to seize or remove))
Where it comes from
a prolonged form of a primary verb, which is use only as an alternate in certain tenses; to take (in very many applications, literally and figuratively (properly objective or active, to get hold of; whereas déchomai (δέχομαι) is rather subjective or passive, to have offered to one
How the King James translates it
Every place it appears 262
Matthew5:407:88:1710:810:3810:4112:1413:2013:3113:3314:1915:2615:3616:516:716:817:2417:2517:2719:2920:920:1020:1121:3421:3521:3922:1523:1425:125:325:425:1625:1825:2025:2225:2426:2626:2726:5227:127:627:727:927:2427:3027:4827:5928:1228:15
Luke5:55:266:47:169:169:3911:1013:1913:2119:1219:1520:2120:2820:2920:3020:3120:4722:1722:1924:3024:43
John1:121:163:113:273:323:334:365:345:415:435:446:76:116:217:237:3910:1710:1812:312:1312:4813:413:1213:2013:3014:1716:1416:1516:2417:818:318:3119:119:619:2319:2719:3019:4020:2221:13
Acts1:81:201:252:232:332:383:57:538:158:178:199:199:2510:4310:4715:1416:316:2417:917:1519:220:2424:2725:1626:1026:1827:3528:15
Colossians4:10
1 Timothy4:4
2 Timothy1:5
1 Peter4:10
2 Peter1:17
3 John1:7