If Satan has risen up against himself and is divided
The word "himself" is a reflexive pronoun that refers back to Satan, and it is also a metonym for his evil spirits. Alternate Translation: "If Satan and his evil spirits were fighting one another" or "If Satan and his evil spirits have risen up against each other and are divided"
Mrk 4:38
Jesus himself
Here "himself" emphasizes that Jesus was alone in the stern. Alternate Translation: "Jesus himself was alone"
Mrk 6:22
Herodias herself
The word "herself" is a reflexive pronoun used to emphasize that it was significant that it was Herodias' own daughter who danced at the dinner.
Mrk 9:2
alone by themselves
The author uses the reflexive pronoun "themselves" here to emphasize that they were alone and that only Jesus, Peter, James, and John went up the mountain.
Mrk 12:36
David himself
This word "himself" refers to David and is used to place emphasis on him and what he said. Alternate Translation: "It was David who"
Luk 24:36
Jesus himself
The word "himself" focuses on Jesus and the surprise of Jesus actually appearing to them. Most of them had not seen him after his resurrection.
Jhn 4:2
Jesus himself was not baptizing
The reflexive pronoun "himself" adds emphasis that it was not Jesus who was baptizing, but his disciples.
Jhn 4:44
For Jesus himself declared
The reflexive pronoun "himself" is added to emphasize that Jesus had "declared" or said this.. You can translate this in your language in a way that will give emphasis to a person.
Jhn 5:37
The Father who sent me has himself testified
The reflexive pronoun "himself" emphasizes that it is the Father, not someone less important, who has testified.
Jhn 6:6
for he himself knew
The reflexive pronoun "himself" makes it clear that the word "he" refers to Jesus. Jesus knew what he would do.
Jhn 7:4
he himself
The word "himself" is a reflexive pronoun that emphasizes the word "he."
Jhn 10:18
I lay it down of myself
The reflexive pronoun "myself" is used here to emphasize that Jesus lays down his own life. No one takes it from him. Alternate Translation: "I myself lay it down"
Jhn 13:32
God will glorify him in himself, and he will glorify him immediately
The word "him" refers to the Son of Man. The word "himself" is a reflexive pronoun that refers to God. Alternate Translation: "God himself will immediately give honor to the Son of Man"
Act 8:13
Simon himself believed
The word "himself" is here used to emphasize that Simon believed. Alternate Translation: "Simon was also one of those who believed"
Act 12:10
it opened for them by itself
Here "by itself" means neither Peter nor the angel opened it. Alternate Translation: "the gate swung open for them" or "the gate opened itself for them"
Act 16:37
Let them come themselves
Here "themselves" is used for emphasis.
Act 17:25
since he himself
because he himself. The word "himself" is added for emphasis.
Act 19:22
he himself
This is repeated for emphasis.
Act 20:13
We ourselves went
The word "ourselves" adds emphasis and separates Luke and his traveling companions from Paul, who did not travel by boat.
Act 20:13
he himself desired
Himself is used to emphasize that this is what Paul wanted.
Act 20:18
You yourselves
Here "yourselves" is used for emphasis.
Act 20:34
You yourselves
The word "yourselves" is used here to add emphasis.
Act 22:19
they themselves know
The word "themselves" is used for emphasis.
Act 22:24
that he himself
The word "himself" is used for emphasis.
Php 3:4
I myself
Paul uses "myself" for emphasis. Alternate Translation: "certainly I"
1Th 1:9
they themselves
Here "themselves" is used to emphasize those people who had heard about the Thessalonian believers.
1Th 2:1
you yourselves
The words "you" and "yourselves" refer to the Thessalonian believers.
1Th 3:11
Father himself
Here "himself" refers back to "Father" for emphasis.
2Th 1:4
we ourselves
Here "ourselves" is used to emphasize Paul's boasting.
2Th 2:16
Lord Jesus Christ himself
Here "himself" gives additional emphasis to the phrase "Lord Jesus Christ."
2Th 3:16
the Lord of peace himself
Here "himself" emphasizes that the Lord will personally give peace to believers.
1Pe 2:24
He himself
This refers to Jesus, with emphasis.
Rev 19:2
she herself
This refers to Babylon. The reflexive pronoun "herself" is used to add emphasis.
Rev 19:12
on him that no one knows but himself
on him, and only he knows the meaning of that name