Greek Strong's Dictionary with all the Synonyms inserted into the definitions.
Greek Synonyms inserted into Greek Strong's Dictionary
0281 + Amen + Amen + thee . Amen 0281- thee . Amen 0281- verily + Verily + the Amen + it verily + and verily + for verily + For verily + them Verily + things verily + and in him Amen + unto him Verily + unto them Verily + be with you . Amen + for my sake Verily + be with thee . Amen + against them . Verily +/ . amen {am-ane'}; of Hebrew origin [ 0543 + of unbelief + in unbelief + of disobedience + through their unbelief +/ ]; properly, firm, i .e . (figuratively) trustworthy; adverbially, surely (often as interj . so be it): --amen, verily .
0543 + of unbelief + in unbelief + of disobedience + through their unbelief +/ . apeitheia {ap-i'-thi-ah}; from 0545 + disobedient + and disobedient + things disobedient + and the disobedient + I was not disobedient +/ ; disbelief (obstinate and rebellious): --disobedience, unbelief .
0570 + unbelief + in unbelief + of unbelief + through unbelief + of their unbelief + because of unbelief + shall their unbelief + not still in unbelief + them with their unbelief +/ . apaistia {ap-is-tee'-ah}; from 0571 + unbelievers + O faithless + that believeth + with an infidel + the unbelievers + than an infidel + the unbelieving + and unbelieving + with unbelievers + a thing incredible + For the unbelieving + and the unbelieving + of them that believe + and be not faithless + with the unbelievers + of them which believe + but to them that believe + serveth not for them that believe +/ ; faithlessness, i .e . (negatively) disbelief (lack of Christian faith), or (positively) unfaithfulness (disobedience): --unbelief .
3640 + faith + O ye of little + unto them O ye of little + clothe you O ye of little + unto him O thou of little + will he clothe you O ye of little +/ . oligopistos {ol-ig-op'-is-tos}; from 3641 + few + long + a few + small + in few + almost + little + Almost + a short + a while + briefly + but few + and few + are few + with few + a little + and a few + not a few + for a few + upon a few + but a short + out a little + for a season + for a little + are there few + and he that had gathered little +/ and 4102 + faith + fidelity + in faith + my faith + by faith + to faith + of faith + By faith + our faith + thy faith + was faith + Thy faith + the faith + and faith + his faith + but faith + assurance + and belief + thou faith + from faith + with faith + that faith + is of faith + their faith + is in faith + of thy faith + is thy faith + of our faith + to the faith + by the faith + for by faith + and of faith + not of faith + in the faith + of the faith + me thy faith + of that faith + not the faith + thee my faith + for the faith + and the faith + Through faith + of me in faith + even our faith + thing in faith + from the faith + it is of faith + us in the faith + is not of faith + it not by faith + but by the faith + and not by faith + which is of faith + fast in the faith + which is by faith + up unto the faith + thy way thy faith + ye be in the faith + men have not faith + thy way ; thy faith + But after that faith + which is of the faith + of him which believeth + for thee that thy faith + but of them that believe + then they which be of faith + that they which are of faith +/ ; incredulous, i .e . lacking confidence (in Christ): --of little faith .
4100 + trust + Believe + believe + in trust + believed + Believest + I believe + believing + believest + believeth + we believe + ye believe + I believed + to believe + not believe + not believe + he believed + ye believed + and believe + may believe + will commit + to my trust + we believed + in believing + that believe + wise believe + me believeth + he believeth + and believed + they believe + is committed + if we believe + hath believed + man believeth + was committed + and believeth + they believed + which believe + that believed + have believed + And believers + for I believe + him ye believe + which believed + But ye believe + But we believe + thou believest + me and believe + And we believe + ye may believe + not me believe + Thou believest + that believeth + did not commit + did not believe + that ye believe + I have believed + and ye believed + ye have believed + of them believed + we have believed + men will believe + things believeth + shall ye believe + unto them Believe + they that believe + since ye believed + do ye not believe + He that believeth + he that believeth + ones that believe + but shall believe + them that believe + not but believeth + and shalt believe + him might believe + by him do believe + did ye not believe + shall they believe + which had believed + I will not believe + them that believed + one that believeth + and that believing + in you that believe + of him and believed + of you that believe + For had ye believed + ye will not believe + which shall believe + they should believe + and we will believe + that thou believest + is she that believed + that I might believe + me and have believed + he hath not believed + to them that believe + and he that believeth + thou wouldest believe + me thou hast believed + that ye might believe + unto him and believed + things and ye believe + and yet have believed + to him that believeth + of them that believed + but he that believeth + unto you that believe + ye would have believed + after that ye believed + That we should believe + they have not believed + to pass ye may believe + them yet they believed + and that ye may believe + they were that believed + it that they may believe + that they should believe + not to them that believe + to pass ye might believe + even to them that believe + unto him Dost thou believe + unto you He that believeth + of the gospel is committed + that unto them were committed + that they which have believed + unto them ; and they believed + as he did unto us who believed + not but for them which believe + ourselves among you that believe + thy way ; and as thou hast believed + out from thee and they have believed +/ . pisteuo {pist-yoo'-o}; from 4102 + faith + fidelity + in faith + my faith + by faith + to faith + of faith + By faith + our faith + thy faith + was faith + Thy faith + the faith + and faith + his faith + but faith + assurance + and belief + thou faith + from faith + with faith + that faith + is of faith + their faith + is in faith + of thy faith + is thy faith + of our faith + to the faith + by the faith + for by faith + and of faith + not of faith + in the faith + of the faith + me thy faith + of that faith + not the faith + thee my faith + for the faith + and the faith + Through faith + of me in faith + even our faith + thing in faith + from the faith + it is of faith + us in the faith + is not of faith + it not by faith + but by the faith + and not by faith + which is of faith + fast in the faith + which is by faith + up unto the faith + thy way thy faith + ye be in the faith + men have not faith + thy way ; thy faith + But after that faith + which is of the faith + of him which believeth + for thee that thy faith + but of them that believe + then they which be of faith + that they which are of faith +/ ; to have faith (in, upon, or with respect to, a person or thing), i .e . credit; by implication, to entrust (especially one's spiritual well-being to Christ): --believe(-r), commit (to trust), put in trust with .
4101 + of spikenard +/ . pistikos {pis-tik-os'}; from 4102 + faith + fidelity + in faith + my faith + by faith + to faith + of faith + By faith + our faith + thy faith + was faith + Thy faith + the faith + and faith + his faith + but faith + assurance + and belief + thou faith + from faith + with faith + that faith + is of faith + their faith + is in faith + of thy faith + is thy faith + of our faith + to the faith + by the faith + for by faith + and of faith + not of faith + in the faith + of the faith + me thy faith + of that faith + not the faith + thee my faith + for the faith + and the faith + Through faith + of me in faith + even our faith + thing in faith + from the faith + it is of faith + us in the faith + is not of faith + it not by faith + but by the faith + and not by faith + which is of faith + fast in the faith + which is by faith + up unto the faith + thy way thy faith + ye be in the faith + men have not faith + thy way ; thy faith + But after that faith + which is of the faith + of him which believeth + for thee that thy faith + but of them that believe + then they which be of faith + that they which are of faith +/ ; trustworthy, i .e . genuine (unadulterated): --spike-[nard] .
4102 + faith + fidelity + in faith + my faith + by faith + to faith + of faith + By faith + our faith + thy faith + was faith + Thy faith + the faith + and faith + his faith + but faith + assurance + and belief + thou faith + from faith + with faith + that faith + is of faith + their faith + is in faith + of thy faith + is thy faith + of our faith + to the faith + by the faith + for by faith + and of faith + not of faith + in the faith + of the faith + me thy faith + of that faith + not the faith + thee my faith + for the faith + and the faith + Through faith + of me in faith + even our faith + thing in faith + from the faith + it is of faith + us in the faith + is not of faith + it not by faith + but by the faith + and not by faith + which is of faith + fast in the faith + which is by faith + up unto the faith + thy way thy faith + ye be in the faith + men have not faith + thy way ; thy faith + But after that faith + which is of the faith + of him which believeth + for thee that thy faith + but of them that believe + then they which be of faith + that they which are of faith +/ . pistis {pis'-tis}; from 3982 + Obey + waxing + trusted + persuade + but obey + believed + my trust + man trust + as obeyed + persuaded + confident + he trusted + He trusted + I will put + confidence + persuading + we persuade + But I trust + their friend + am persuaded + and persuaded + and persuading + hath persuaded + Being confident + thou persuadest + and shall assure + and am persuaded + we are persuaded + of them believed + we will persuade + to them persuaded + I have confidence + And art confident + Having confidence + having confidence + For I am persuaded + that they may obey + and I am persuaded + for I am persuaded + for us for we trust + But do not thou yield + will they be persuaded + And to him they agreed + off and were persuaded + And we have confidence + to him and having made + us for they be persuaded + that we should not trust + is it for them that trust + And when he would not be persuaded + that he hath whereof he might trust +/ ; persuasion, i .e . credence; moral conviction (of religious truth, or the truthfulness of God or a religious teacher), especially reliance upon Christ for salvation; abstractly, constancy in such profession; by extension, the system of religious (Gospel) truth itself: --assurance, belief, believe, faith, fidelity .