Pronunciation Guide: eye-SO-dos (εἴσ-ο-δος) Basic Definition Strong’s G1529: Εἴσοδος (eisodos) refers to an entrance, entry, or a way in. It describes both the physical act of entering a place and the figurative entrance into a new state, relationship, or opportunity.…
Pronunciation Guide: eye-SEY-mee Basic Definition Strong’s G1524: Εἴσειμι (eisemi) means “to go in” or “to enter into.” This compound verb describes the physical or sometimes metaphorical act of entering a space, building, or presence. In biblical contexts, it often carries…
Pronunciation Guide: BLAS-tos (βλάσ-τος) Basic Definition Strong’s G986: Βλάστος (Blastos) is a proper name in the New Testament, referring specifically to a royal chamberlain or personal attendant who served King Herod Agrippa I. His name appears only once in Scripture,…
Pronunciation Guide: al-lakh-OTH-en Basic Definition Strong’s G237: ἀλλαχόθεν describes entering from another place or direction, specifically in a manner that bypasses the proper or authorized entry point. In its New Testament context, it carries a strong connotation of illegitimate or…
