Pronunciation Guide: dee-ah-MEN-oh Basic Definition Strong’s G1265: διαμένω (diamenō) conveys the concept of remaining thoroughly, continuing steadfastly, or persisting through time and circumstances. It describes a state of endurance that withstands external pressures and changes. The word emphasizes permanence and…
Pronunciation Guide: ow-TOS (with emphasis on the second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G846: The Greek pronoun αὐτός is one of the most frequently used words in the New Testament, serving as the primary third-person pronoun meaning “he,” “she,” “it,” or…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-SAH-loo-tos Basic Definition Strong’s G761: An unmovable, unshakeable, or immovable thing or state that cannot be shaken loose or dislodged. The word conveys absolute stability and firmness, describing something that stands firm against all attempts to move or…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-po-ski-AHS-mah Basic Definition Strong’s G644: ἀποσκίασμα refers to a shadow cast by an object turning or shifting position, specifically the varying shadow caused by the movement of celestial bodies. It carries the idea of a shadow resulting from…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-met-ATH-eh-tos Basic Definition Strong’s G276: ἀμετάθετος describes something that is unchangeable, immutable, or unalterable. It specifically refers to that which cannot be transferred, changed, or altered in any way, emphasizing absolute permanence and reliability. In biblical usage, it…
