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moral conduct
Understanding ἀποστερέω (apostereo) Strong’s G650: The Biblical Concept of Defrauding and Divine Justice
Pronunciation Guide: ah-po-ste-REH-oh Basic Definition Strong’s G650: ἀποστερέω (apostereo) means to defraud, deprive, or withhold what rightfully belongs to another. It carries the sense of taking away by deception or withholding what is due, especially in matters of wages, rights,…
Understanding ἄμεμπτος (amemptos) Strong’s G273: The Biblical Ideal of Blameless Living in God’s Sight
Pronunciation Guide: ah-MEM-tos Basic Definition Strong’s G273: ἄμεμπτος describes someone or something that is blameless, without fault, or free from censure when examined. It carries the sense of being above legitimate criticism or reproach, particularly in the context of moral…
Understanding ἀγαθοποιΐα (agathopoiia) Strong’s G16: The Biblical Concept of Active Good-Doing That Transforms Lives
ἀγαθοποιΐα – Pronunciation Guide: ah-gah-thoh-poy-EE-ah Basic Definition Strong’s G16: The active practice of doing good or well-doing; the habitual performance of beneficial actions that bring about positive change in others’ lives. This compound word emphasizes the continuous, intentional nature of…
2 Peter Chapter 3
When the Waiting Gets Hard What’s 2 Peter 3 about? Peter tackles the big question everyone’s wondering but afraid to ask: “Jesus said He’d return – so where is He?” This isn’t just about end times; it’s about trusting God’s…
Romans Chapter 13
When Caesar Meets Christ: Navigating Faith in the Empire What’s Romans 13 about? Paul’s most controversial chapter tackles a question that still makes Christians squirm today: How do we live faithfully under governments that might not share our values? Written…