Found thirty-three times in the New Testament, the Greek verb “ekporeuo” meant “proceed from,” “come out,” “go out,” “leave.” This verb can describe the departure from a place (Mt. 3:5; 20:29). Jesus used this word in places like Mt. 15:11; Mk. 7:20. The Lord’s fame “went out” to many places (Lk.
4:37). The Holy Spirit came from the Father (Jn. 15:26). Sinful speech is not supposed to come from the saved (Eph. 4:29). John also used this verb multiple times in the book of Revelation. In Rev. 4:5; 22:1 the idea is “burst forth, burst out from the throne (Exegetical Dictionary of the New Testament, 1:420).