The Greek verb “εἰσφέρω”

Limited to Mt. 6:13; Lk. 5:18-19; 11:4; 12:11; Acts 17:20; 1 Tim. 6:7; Heb. 13:11, the Greek verb “eisphero” meant “bring” or “lead” in.

Matthew (6:13) and Luke (11:4) recorded how Jesus spoke of not being “led” into temptation (this seems to be a litotes).  A lame man was “carried” into a house (Lk. 5:18-19).  New ideas were “brought into” the minds of those who listened to Paul (Acts 17:20).  We “bring” nothing into the world (1 Tim. 6:7).  Blood from sacrificial animals was carried (brought) into the Holy of Holies, Heb. 13:11.