bear / bare / borne / bearingThis word can mean to carry or bring forth like a child. A woman in pregnancy bears a child within her body but also can mean as one carries a burden in one mind and heart, or to carry a physical load on one's personal body. DTP The disciple, even though he is saved, will still have to bear many things here on earth because of the sin nature of man. We are afflicted on all sides (1 Cor 3:70) but we can bear it because greater is he that is in us than he that is in the world.is greater than I can bear Gen 4:13art with child, and shalt bear a son Gen 16:11I bear you on eagles' wings and brought you Ex 19:4He that goeth forth ... bearing precious seed Ps 126:6they bear him upon the shoulders Isa 46:7Surely He has borne our grief's and carried Isa 53:4for He shall bear their iniquities Isa 53:11bear the sin of many and made intercession Isa 53:12therefore ye shall bear the reproach Mic 6:16heavy burdens and grievous to bear Matt 23:4and whosoever doth not bear his cross Luke 14:27to bear my name before the Gentiles Acts 9:15that ye may be able to bear it 1 Cor 10:13beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth 1 Cor 13:7always bearing about in the body the dying 2 Cor 4:10bear ye one another's burdens, and so Gal 6:2offered to bear the sins of many Heb 9:28Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, 1 Pet 2:24
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