Pronunciation Guide: dee-op’-er (with emphasis on the first syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1355: διόπερ (dioper) is an emphatic causal conjunction that strengthens the logical connection between statements, conveying “for this very reason” or “precisely because of this.” It combines the…
Pronunciation Guide: dee-oh’ (with emphasis on the second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1352: διό (dio) is a conjunction that means “therefore,” “for this reason,” or “on account of which.” It introduces a logical conclusion or result based on what has…
Pronunciation Guide: dee-al-og-is-mos’ (with emphasis on the “is” syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1261: διαλογισμός (dialogismos) refers to the internal process of reasoning, deliberation, or thought that occurs within a person’s mind. It describes the activity of weighing different considerations, often…
Pronunciation Guide: dee-ah-log-ID-zom-ahee Basic Definition Strong’s G1260: διαλογίζομαι (dialogizomai) fundamentally means “to consider thoroughly, reason through, or deliberate in one’s mind.” It describes the internal process of working through thoughts, weighing options, or reasoning about something, often with deliberation and…
Pronunciation Guide: dee-al-EG-om-ahee Basic Definition Strong’s G1256: διαλέγομαι (dialegomai) refers to the act of reasoning through dialogue, discussing thoroughly, or conversing with others in a structured manner. It signifies a methodical exchange of ideas where participants present arguments and counterarguments…
Pronunciation Guide: dee-ah-kat-el-ENG-khom-ahee Basic Definition Strong’s G1246: διακατελέγχομαι (diakatelegchomai) refers to the act of thoroughly refuting or confuting an opponent with powerful arguments, particularly in public debate. It implies a complete victory in argumentation where the opponent’s position is thoroughly…
Pronunciation Guide: gahr (rhymes with “car” but with a hard ‘g’) Basic Definition Strong’s G1063: The Greek conjunction γάρ (gar) serves as a fundamental explanatory connector in biblical texts, introducing a reason or explanation for what was previously stated. It…
Pronunciation Guide: AH-rah Basic Definition Strong’s G686: ἄρα (ara) is a conjunction and inferential particle that indicates a logical sequence or consequence. It connects thoughts by showing that one follows naturally from another, often implying divine purpose or providence in…
Pronunciation Guide: ah-po-lo-GEE-ah Basic Definition Strong’s G627: ἀπολογία (apologia) refers to a formal speech or reasoned argument presented in defense of someone or something. In biblical context, it specifically denotes a well-structured verbal defense of the faith, particularly emphasizing the…
