Pronunciation Guide: hek-as’-to-te (accent on second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1539: ἑκάστοτε (hekastote) refers to “each time,” “on every occasion,” or “always.” It conveys the idea of something occurring consistently at specific intervals or whenever a particular circumstance arises. This…
Pronunciation Guide: dee-log’-os (with emphasis on the first syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1351: The Greek word δίλογος (dilogos) refers to someone who is “double-tongued” or “double-speaking,” describing a person who says one thing to one person and something contradictory to…
Pronunciation Guide: gloo-KOOS (the ‘y’ is pronounced like the German ‘ü’ or French ‘u’) Basic Definition Strong’s G1099: γλυκύς (glykys) describes something that is sweet to the taste, pleasant to the senses, or agreeable to experience. In biblical usage, it…
Pronunciation Guide: BROO-oh (where the “oo” is pronounced as in “food”) Basic Definition Strong’s G1032: The Greek verb βρύω (brýō) signifies to gush forth, bubble up, or pour out abundantly like a spring. It conveys the image of natural, unforced…
Pronunciation Guide: bee-OH-sis (βίωσις) Basic Definition Strong’s G981: βίωσις (biōsis) refers to the manner or course of one’s life, particularly focusing on how one has lived or conducted themselves. It emphasizes the practical journey and quality of one’s existence rather…
Pronunciation Guide: ha-lee-KOS (as in “jolly coast”) Basic Definition Strong’s G252: ἁλυκός (halykos) describes that which is salty, brackish, or having the characteristic taste and properties of salt water. The term specifically refers to naturally occurring salt water as opposed…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-dee-AH-lay-ip-tos Basic Definition Strong’s G88: Unceasing, continual, without interruption. This compound word conveys the idea of something that continues without any intermission or break, emphasizing persistent and unwavering action or state. Etymology and Morphology Word Morphology: Word Origin…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-dee-AH-kree-tos Basic Definition Strong’s G87: Without uncertainty, unwavering, undivided, or without partiality. This rare New Testament word appears only once and describes the pure, undivided nature of heavenly wisdom that demonstrates no duplicity or wavering. Etymology and Morphology…
