What does μνάομαι · οὐκέτι mean in the Bible?
μνάομαι · οὐκέτι is a Greek phrase meaning "to remember no longer; not call to account".
Greek · G3415, G3765
μνησθήσομαι οὐκέτι
To bear in mind, i.e. recollect; by implication, to reward or punish · not yet, no longer
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μνάομαιG3415to bear in mind, i.e. recollect; by implication, to reward or punish
Pronunciationmnáomai
Memory as active obligation: to remember implies responsibility to act on that remembrance
Open lexicon entry →οὐκέτιG3765not yet, no longer
Pronunciationoukéti
Marks a decisive shift from one state to another, emphasizing cessation or discontinuity rather than mere negation
Open lexicon entry →What does μνησθήσομαι οὐκέτι (mnēsthēsomai ouketi) mean in the Bible?
μνάομαι · οὐκέτι is a Greek phrase meaning "to remember no longer; not call to account".
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Evidence Summary
Greek phrase. to remember no longer; not call to account
Strong'sG3415, G3765
Lexical occurrences0 versesSource Gloss
to remember no longer; not call to account
Discourse Aspect
How this verb appears across 21 occurrences in the NT discourse index (MACULA Greek SBLGNT).
Aspect
Tense
aorist18perfect2future1
Voice
passive19middle2
Mood
indicative11imperative4infinitive3subjunctive2participle1
NT Occurrences
Matthew 5:23μνησθῇςaorist passive subjunctivesubjunctiveMatthew 26:75ἐμνήσθηaorist passive indicativecompletedMatthew 27:63ἐμνήσθημενaorist passive indicativecompletedLuke 1:54μνησθῆναιaorist passive infinitiveinfinitiveLuke 1:72μνησθῆναιaorist passive infinitiveinfinitiveLuke 16:25μνήσθητιaorist passive imperativeimperativeLuke 23:42μνήσθητίaorist passive imperativeimperativeLuke 24:6μνήσθητεaorist passive imperativeimperativeLuke 24:8ἐμνήσθησανaorist passive indicativecompletedJohn 2:17ἐμνήσθησανaorist passive indicativecompletedJohn 2:22ἐμνήσθησανaorist passive indicativecompletedJohn 12:16ἐμνήσθησανaorist passive indicativecompletedActs 10:31ἐμνήσθησανaorist passive indicativecompletedActs 11:16ἐμνήσθηνaorist passive indicativecompleted1 Corinthians 11:2μέμνησθεperfect middle indicativeresultant2 Timothy 1:4μεμνημένοςperfect middle participleparticipleHebrews 8:12μνησθῶaorist passive subjunctivesubjunctiveHebrews 10:17μνησθήσομαιfuture passive indicativeprospective2 Peter 3:2μνησθῆναιaorist passive infinitiveinfinitiveJude 1:17μνήσθητεaorist passive imperativeimperativeRevelation 16:19ἐμνήσθηaorist passive indicativecompleted
Aspect reflects grammatical form — not authorial emphasis. Participles and infinitives are verbal adjectives and nouns respectively.
Clause data: MACULA Greek (Clear Bible, CC BY 4.0) · SBLGNT (Logos/SBL, CC BY 4.0)
Word Origins
μνησθήσομαι οὐκέτι is built from these roots: