G75. agonizomai, ag-o-nid’-zom-ahee
from agon; to struggle, literally (to compete for a prize), figuratively (to contend with an adversary), or genitive case (to endeavor to accomplish something):–fight, labor fervently, strive.
TERM BIBLE SEARCH
Lu 13:24 Strive /agonizomai/ to enter in /eiserchomai/ at /dia/ the strait /stenos/ gate /pule/: for /hoti/ many /polus/, I say /lego/ unto you /humin/, will seek /zeteo/ to enter in /eiserchomai/, and /kai/ shall /ischuo/ not /ou/ be able /ischuo/.
Joh 18:36 Jesus /Iesous/ answered /apokrinomai/, My /emos/ kingdom /basileia/ is /esti/ not /ou/ of /ek/ this /toutou/ world /kosmos/: if /ei/ my /emos/ kingdom /basileia/ were /en/ of /ek/ this /toutou/ world /kosmos/, then would /an/ my /emos/ servants /huperetes/ fight /agonizomai/, that /hina me/ I should /paradidomi/ not /hina me/ be delivered /paradidomi/ to the Jews /Ioudaios/: but /de/ now /nun/ is /esti/ my /emos/ kingdom /basileia/ not /ou/ from hence /enteuthen/.
1Co 9:25 And /de/ every man /pas/ that striveth for the mastery /agonizomai/ is temperate /egkrateuomai/ in all things /pas/. /men/ Now /oun/ they /ekeinos/ do it to /hina/ obtain /lambano/ a corruptible /phthartos/ crown /stephanos/; but /de/ we /hemeis/ an incorruptible /aphthartos/.
Col 1:29 Whereunto /eis/ /hos/ I /kopiao/ also /kai/ labour /kopiao/, striving /agonizomai/ according to /kata/ his /autos/ working /energeia/, which /ho/ worketh /energeo/ in /en/ me /emoi/ mightily /en/ /dunamis/.
Col 4:12 Epaphras /Epaphras/, who is one of /ek/ you /humon/, a servant /doulos/ of Christ /Christos/, saluteth /aspazomai/ you /humas/, always /pantote/ labouring fervently /agonizomai/ for /huper/ you /humon/ in /en/ prayers /proseuche/, that /hina/ ye may stand /histemi/ perfect /teleios/ and /kai/ complete /pleroo/ in /en/ all /pas/ the will /thelema/ of God /theos/. {labouring…: or, striving} {complete: or, filled}
1Ti 6:12 Fight /agonizomai/ the good /kalos/ fight /agon/ of faith /pistis/, lay hold on /epilambanomai/ eternal /aionios/ life /zoe/, whereunto /eis/ /hos/ thou art /kaleo/ also /kai/ called /kaleo/, and /kai/ hast professed /homologeo/ a good /kalos/ profession /homologia/ before /enopion/ many /polus/ witnesses /martus/.
2Ti 4:7 I have fought /agonizomai/ a good /kalos/ fight /agon/, I have finished /teleo/ my course /dromos/, I have kept /tereo/ the faith /pistis/:
(KJV)