charge / chargedTo be blamed or accused of doing or saying something. A personal or formal accusation that can be made against someone. If found guilty, personal revenge or legal actions may be taken against the perpetrator. A charge can also mean a direct command given to someone ... an important responsibility, for example.obey my voice, and kept my charge, Gen 26:5have I not charged the young men that Ruth 2:9charged the messenger, saying, When 2 Sam 11:19charged him to build a house for the LORD God 1 Chr 22:6charged me to build him a house 2 Chr 36:23 (Ezra 1:2)his angels charge over thee, Ps 91:11 (Matt 4:6; Luke 4:10)Then charged he his disciples that they Matt 16:20he charged them straightly that no man Mark 5:43cried ... Lord lay not this sin to their charge. Acts 7:60lay any thing to the charge of God's elect? Rom 8:33comforted and charged every one of you, as 1 Thes 2:11charge some that they teach no other doctrine, 1 Tim 1:3I charge thee before God, and the Lord 1 Tim 5:21I give the charge in the sight of God, 1 Tim 6:13Charge them that are rich in this 1 Tim 6:17I charge thee therefore before God, and 2 Tim 4:1