im marks accompaniment, association, or presence alongside someone or something in the biblical clauses sampled.

As a preposition, im marks a person or thing as accompanying, associated with, or present alongside another in the clause; the sampled verses use it for people acting together, items included together, and statements that God is present with someone.

1. Preposition marking accompaniment or presence · dominant

   The supplied forms are tagged simply as Preposition. In 1 Chronicles 13:1 the APB renders David conferring “with every leader”; in 1 Chronicles 17:8 it renders God’s presence with David wherever he went; and in 1 Chronicles 22:15 it places workers “with you.” The same relation can join things or groups, as 1 Chronicles 18:11 renders items consecrated “with the silver and the gold.”

   1 Chronicles 13:11 Chronicles 17:81 Chronicles 22:151 Chronicles 18:111 Chronicles 19:141 Chronicles 28:20

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB often makes the relation explicit with “with,” including shared action, association, and presence; elsewhere the prepositional relation may be absorbed into the translation’s larger clause. Its wording does not establish a separate lexical rendering for each occurrence.