The Greek verb eneimi (ἔνειμι) means to be in or to be within something. It appears in Luke 11:41, where Jesus instructs, "Give alms of such things as you have" — literally: what is within — using the principle that inner abundance should flow outward in generosity.
The single canonical use of eneimi (Luke 11:41) delivers a striking theological point: true purity comes not from external ritual cleansing but from the transformation of what is within. The Pharisees cleaned the outside while the inside was full of greed. Jesus redirects attention to the interior. This inner-to-outer movement anticipates Paul's theology of the Spirit working from within (Romans 8:9–11).