Words the Bible translates as bring in
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 3 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- eisagōεἰσάγωto take someone or something inside: to lead, escort, or usher into a place
- eispherōεἰσφέρωto carry in: to bring a person or thing from outside to inside, or to put someone into a situation
- alalעֲלַלto bring in: to have a person or thing brought inside, most often into the king's presence.
+1 more meaning
- to go in, to enter: to pass inside a place, or into the presence of someone in authority.
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Every English meaning beginning with B is on its letter page, and the whole index starts at Browse.