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TRIBULATION
Greek: tribulation=
thlipsis meaning pressure, affliction, distress
thlibo=to press, squeeze
afflict
1.
John 16:33 These things I have spoken unto you, that ye
might have
peace(eirene=unity, concord). In
the world(kosmos=world,
arrangement) you have tribulation(thlipsis=pressure, affliction)
: but be of good cheer(tharseo=to take courage);
I have
overcome(nikao=to gain the victory) the world(cosmos= world,
arrangement).
2.
Acts 14:22 Confirming(episterizo=to confirm fully,
strong, sure, validity)
the souls(psuche=animal soul) of the disciples(mathetes=taught
or trained one, pupil, learner), and exhorting(parakaleo=to call
near, for) them to continue(emmeno=to remain in) in the faith
(pistis=faith), and that we must(dei=necessity) through(dia=
through) much(polus=much, many) tribulation(thlipsis=
pressure, affliction) enter(eiserchomai=to come or go into) in
the kingdom(basileia=kingdom, reign) of God(theos=god, object
of worship.
3.
Romans 5:3-5 We glory(kauchaomai=to boast) in tribulations(thlipsis=
pressure, afflictions) also: knowing(oida=to see, know) that
tribulation(thlipsis=pressure, afflictions) worketh(to work
down, thoroughly) patience(hupomone=endurance,
continuance); and patience(hupomone), experience(dokime
=proof, testing); and experience(dokime), hope(elpis=hope,
expectation, confident, trust, lean on): and hope(elpis)
maketh not ashamed(kataischuno=to shame utterly);
because the love(agape=love) of God(theos) is shed abroad
(ekchuno=to pour out) in our hearts(kardia) by the Holy
Ghost(hagion pneuma) which is given(didomi=to give) unto
us.
4.
Romans 8:35-37 Who shall separate(chorizo=to put apart)
us from the
love(agape) of Christ(anointed one)?
Shall tribulation
(thlipsis=pressure, affliction), or distress(stemochoria =
strait place or state), or persecution(diogmos=pursuit), or
famine(limos=hunger), or nakedness(gumnotes=naked,
exposed) or peril(kindumos=danger), or sword(machaira=
fighting weapon)? Nay(alla=but),
in all these things we
are more than conquerorshupernikao=to have more than
victory) through him that loved(agapao) us.
5.
Romans 12:12 Rejoicing(chairo=to be glad, rejoice) in hope(elpis=
expectation, trust, lean upon, confidence); patient
(hupomeno=to remain under) in tribulation(thlipsis=
pressure, affliction); continuing instant(proskarte=to
persevere, continue in) in prayer(proseuche=pouring out);
6.
James 1:2-4 My brethren(adelphoi=brethen), count it(hegeomai=to
account) all joy(chara=joy when ye fall (peripupto=to around)
into divers(variegated, various, different) temptations
(peirasmos=trial, proof); knowing this(ginosko=to know), that
the trying(dokimion=proof, test) of your faith(pistis) worketh
(to work down, thoroughly) patience(hupomone=endurance,
continuance). But let patience(hupomone=endurance,
continuance) have her perfect(teleios=ended, complete) work
(ergon=work, deed), that ye may be perfect(teleios=ended,
complete) and entire(holokleros=whole in every part),
wanting(leipo=to leave, fail, be wanting) nothing(medeis=not
any one).
7.
II Corinthians 1:3-7 Blessed(makarios=happy) be God(theos)
even the
Father(pater=father) of our Lord Jesus Christ
(kurios, savior, anointed one), the Father(pater) of
mercies(oiktirmos=compassion), and the God(theos)
of all comfort(paraklesis=a calling along side); Who
comforteth(parakaleo=to call along side, help) us in
all our tribulation(thlipsis=pressure, affliction), that
we may be able to comfort(parakaleo=to call along
side, help) them which are in any trouble, by the
comfort(paraklesis) wherewith we ourselves are
comforted(parakaleo=to call near, exalt) of
God(theos). For as the sufferings(pathema=suffering)
of Christ(anointed one) abound(perisseuo=to be over
and above) in us, so our consolation(paraklesis=a
calling along side) also aboundeth(perisseuo=to be
over and above) by Christ(anointed one).
And
whether we be afflicted(thlibo=to press), it is for your
consolation(paraklesis=a calling along side for help)
and salvation(soteria=safety, soundness), which is
effectual(energeo=to work in) in the enduring
(hupomone=remaining up under) of the same
sufferings(pathema=suffering) which we also
suffer(pascho=to endure, experience): or whether we
be comforted(parakaleo=to call near, exhort), it is for
your consolation(paraklesis=a calling along side for
help) and salvation(soteria=safety, soundness).
And
our hope(elipis=hope, expectation, confidence) of you
is steadfast(bebaios=firm, sure), knowing(oida=to see,
know), that as ye are partakers(koinonos=one having
in common) of the sufferings(pathema=suffering), so
shall ye be also of the consolation(paraklesis=a calling
along side for help).
8.
II Corinthians 7:4 I am filled(pleroo=to make full) with
comfort
(paraklesis=a calling along side). I
am exceeding
(huperper=to be over and above) joyful(chara=with joy)
in all our tribulations(tribulation=thlipsis=pressure,
affliction).
9.
I Thessalonians 3:4 For verily, when we were with you, we told
you
before that we should suffer tribulation(thlibo=to
press, squeeze, afflict); even as it came to pass, and ye
know(oida=to see, know).
10.
II Thessalonians 1:4-5 So that we ourselves glory(kauchaomai=to
boast)
in you in the churches(ekklesia=called out ones) of
God(theos) for your patience(hupomone=
endurance, continuance) and faith(pistis=faith) in
all your persecutions(diokoto=to pursue) and
tribulations(thlipsis=pressure, affliction) that ye
endure(anechomai=to hold up) which is a manifest
token(endeigma=proof) of the righteous(dikaios=
just, right) judgment(krisis=judgment) of God
(theos) , that ye may be counted worthy(axioo=to
reckon worthy) of the kingdom of God(basileia=
kingdom, reign), for which ye also suffer(pascho=
endure, experience):
11.
Revelation 1:9 I John, who also am your brother, and companion
in
tribulation, and in the kingdom and patience of Jesus
Christ, was in the isle that is called Patmos, for the word of God,
and for the testimony of Jesus Christ.
Revelation 2:9 I know thy works, and tribulation,
and poverty,(but thou
art rich).
12.
Revelation 2:10 Fear none of those things which thou
shalt suffer:
behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that
ye
may be tried; and ye shall have tribulation ten days: be
thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of
life.
13.
Revelation 2:22 Behold, I will cast her into a bed,
and them that commit
adultery with her into great tribulation, except they
repent of their deeeds.
14.
Revelation 7:14-17 These are they which came out of(ek=out
of)
great(megas=great) tribulation(thlipsis=pressure),
and have washed(pluno=to wash clean) their robes
(stole=a long garment), and made them white
(leukaino=to make white, whiten) in the blood
(haima=blood) of the Lamb(arnion=a little lamb).
Therefore are they before the throne (thronos=seat) of
God(theos)and serve(latreuo=to serve God) him day
(hemera=day) and night(nux=night) in his temple
(naos=a dwelling place, inner sanctuary): and he that
sitteth(kathemai=to sit) on the throne(thronos=seat)
shall dwell among them(skenoo=to tent, tabernacle).
They shall hunger(peinao=to hunger) no(ou=not, no)
more(eti=yet still), neither thirst(dipsao=to be thirsty)
any more; neither shall the sun light(helios=sun, solar
light) on them, nor any heat(kauma=heat).
For the
Lamb(arnion=a little lamb) which is in the midst of
the throne(thronos=seat) shall feed(poimaino=to tend
as a shepherd) them, and shall lead(hodegeo=to lead the
way) them unto living(zao=to live) fountains(pege=
fount, source) of waters(hudor=water): and God(theos)
shall wipe away(exaleipho=to smear out) all tears
(dakru=a tear) from their eyes(ophthalmos=the eye).
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