G104 aei, ah-eye’
from an obsolete primary noun (apparently meaning continued duration); “ever,”by qualification regularly; by implication, earnestly; –always, ever.
TERM BIBLE SEARCH
Mr 15:8 And /kai/ the multitude /ochlos/ crying aloud /anaboao/ began /archomai/ to desire /aiteo/ him to do as /kathos/ he had ever /aei/ done /poieo/ unto them /autos/.
Ac 7:51 /Ye stiffnecked /sklerotrachelos/ and /kai/ uncircumcised /aperitmetos/ in heart /kardia/ and /kai/ ears /ous/, ye /humeis/ do /antipipto/ always /aei/ resist /antipipto/ the Holy /hagios/ Ghost /pneuma/: as /hos/ your /humon/ fathers /pater/ did, so /kai/ do ye /humeis/.
2Co 4:11 For we /hemeis/ which /ho/ live /zao/ are /paradidomi/ alway /aei/ /gar/ delivered /paradidomi/ unto /eis/ death /thanatos/ for /dia/ Jesus /Iesous/’ sake /dia/, that /hina/ the life /zoe/ also /kai/ of Jesus /Iesous/ might be made manifest /phaneroo/ in /en/ our /hemon/ mortal /thnetos/ flesh /sarx/.
2Co 6:10 As /hos/ sorrowful /lupeo/, yet /de/ alway /aei/ rejoicing /chairo/; as /hos/ poor /ptochos/, yet /de/ making /ploutizo/ many /polus/ rich /ploutizo/; as /hos/ having /echo/ nothing /medeis/, and /kai/ yet possessing /katecho/ all things /pas/.
Tit 1:12 One /tis/ of /ek/ themselves /autos/, even a prophet /prophetes/ of their /autos/ own /idios/, said /epo/, The Cretians /Kres/ are alway /aei/ liars /pseustes/, evil /kakos/ beasts /therion/, slow /argos/ bellies /gaster/.
Heb 3:10 Wherefore /dio/ I was grieved /prosochthizo/ with that /ekeinos/ generation /genea/, and /kai/ said /epo/, They do /planao/ alway /aei/ err /planao/ in their heart /kardia/; and /de/ they /autos/ have /ginosko/ not /ou/ known /ginosko/ my /mou/ ways /hodos/.
1Pe 3:15 But /de/ sanctify /hagiazo/ the Lord /kurios/ God /theos/ in /en/ your /humon/ hearts /kardia/: and /de/ be ready /hetoimos/ always /aei/ to /pros/ give an answer /apologia/ to every man /pas/ that asketh /aiteo/ you /humas/ a reason /logos/ of /peri/ the hope /elpis/ that is in /en/ you /humin/ with /meta/ meekness /prautes/ and /kai/ fear /phobos/: {fear: or, reverence}
2Pe 1:12 /Wherefore /dio/ I will /ameleo/ not /ou/ be negligent /ameleo/ to put /hupomimnesko/ you /humas/ always /aei/ in remembrance /hupomimnesko/ of /peri/ these things /touton/, though /kaiper/ ye know /eido/ them, and /kai/ be established /sterizo/ in /en/ the present /pareimi/ truth /aletheia/.
(KJV)