Pronunciation Guide: eye-KO-see Basic Definition Strong’s G1501: The Greek word εἴκοσι (eikosi) is the cardinal number twenty. It represents a numerical value used throughout the New Testament to indicate a precise quantity of people, objects, or measurements. As a numerical…
Pronunciation Guide: dis-khil’-ee-oy (emphasis on the second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1367: δισχίλιοι (dischilioi) represents the cardinal number two thousand in biblical Greek. It combines the prefix “δισ-” (dis-) meaning “twice” with the word “χίλιοι” (chilioi) meaning “thousand.” In Scripture,…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-rith-mos (ἀ-ριθ-μός) Basic Definition Strong’s G706: ἀριθμός (arithmos) refers to a fixed and definite number, a count, or a total sum. It denotes both the act of numbering and the resulting quantity. In biblical usage, it often carries…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-rith-MEH-oh Basic Definition Strong’s G705: ἀριθμέω is a verb that means to number, count, or enumerate. It implies careful, detailed counting with intention and purpose, often emphasizing thoroughness and completeness in the counting process. The word conveys the…
