Pronunciation Guide: deh-LO-oh (with emphasis on the second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1213: The Greek verb δηλόω (deloō) fundamentally means “to make clear, to reveal, to manifest, or to make known.” It signifies the act of bringing something from obscurity…
Pronunciation Guide: gnō-STOS (with the “g” pronounced) Basic Definition Strong’s G1110: The Greek word γνωστός (gnostos) means “known,” “knowable,” or “notable.” It describes something or someone that is recognized, understood, or familiar. In biblical contexts, it often refers to that…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-RET-os (with emphasis on the second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G731: The Greek word ἄρρητος (arretos) describes that which is inexpressible, unutterable, or unspeakable—things that cannot or must not be spoken. In Scripture, it refers to divine revelations…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-po-KAH-loop-sis Basic Definition Strong’s G602: ἀποκάλυψις describes a divine unveiling or revelation of hidden truths, particularly referring to God’s self-disclosure of His nature, purposes, and mysteries to humanity. It carries the sense of removing a veil to expose…
