Pronunciation Guide: an-okh-ay’ Basic Definition Strong’s G463: ἀνοχή (anochē) describes a deliberate restraint or suspension of judgment, specifically referring to God’s patient tolerance and forbearance toward sinners. It conveys the idea of temporarily holding back deserved punishment to allow time…
Pronunciation Guide: an-ekh’-o (ἀν-έχ-ω) Basic Definition Strong’s G430: ἀνέχω (anechō) fundamentally means “to hold up” or “to endure patiently.” In its middle voice form, it carries the sense of bearing with, showing tolerance toward, or putting up with something or…
Pronunciation Guide: an-ex-IK-ak-os Basic Definition Strong’s G420: ἀνεξίκακος describes someone who patiently endures evil or injury without harboring resentment. This rare compound word uniquely captures the essence of forbearing evil while maintaining a gentle, teaching spirit. It portrays someone who…
