Pronunciation Guide: doos-no’-ay-tos (emphasize the second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1425: δυσνόητος (dysnoētos) refers to something that is difficult to understand, hard to comprehend, or not easily grasped by the mind. It describes concepts, teachings, or writings that require careful…
Pronunciation Guide: dis’-tom-os (δίστομος) – pronounced with emphasis on the first syllable “DIS-tom-os” Basic Definition Strong’s G1366: δίστομος (distomos) refers to something that is “double-mouthed” or “two-edged,” particularly describing a sword with cutting edges on both sides. In biblical context,…
Pronunciation Guide: dee-ik-NEH-om-ahee (δι-ικ-ΝΕ-ομ-αι) Basic Definition Strong’s G1338: διϊκνέομαι (diikneiomai) describes the action of passing through, penetrating completely, or piercing thoroughly from one side to another. It conveys the idea of something cutting or dividing with precision, reaching to the…
Pronunciation Guide: dee-er-may-NEW-oh Basic Definition Strong’s G1329: διερμηνεύω (diermēneuō) fundamentally means “to interpret thoroughly, to explain fully, to expound clearly.” It describes the act of making something understandable by translating from one language to another or by explaining complex or…
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: grah-fō (with a soft ‘g’ as in “grape”) Basic Definition Strong’s G1125: γράφω (graphō) fundamentally means “to write” in the sense of forming letters, words, or symbols on a surface. It refers to the physical act of writing,…
Pronunciation Guide: grah-FAY (with emphasis on the second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1124: γραφή (graphē) refers to a writing, specifically a sacred writing or Scripture. In biblical contexts, it predominantly refers to the divinely inspired written Word of God, the…
Pronunciation Guide: grap-TOS (γραπ-ΤΟΣ) Basic Definition Strong’s G1123: γραπτός (graptos) refers to something that is written, inscribed, or recorded in written form. This adjective describes text or information that has been formally documented or inscribed, emphasizing the permanence and authority…
Pronunciation Guide: GRAM-mah (with emphasis on the first syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G1121: γράμμα (gramma) refers to that which is written—a letter of the alphabet, a written document, a record, or a formal written communication. In biblical usage, it often…
Pronunciation Guide: BEE-bloss (with emphasis on the first syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G976: The Greek word βίβλος (biblos) refers to a written book, scroll, or record—particularly one of sacred or official importance. In biblical usage, it often designates a formal…
Pronunciation Guide: bib-LEE-on (the ‘i’ is pronounced as in ‘machine’ and the stress is on the second syllable) Basic Definition Strong’s G975: βιβλίον (biblion) refers to a small book, scroll, or written document in ancient times. As the diminutive form…
Pronunciation Guide: owkh-may-ROS (where ‘kh’ represents a rough breathing sound like in Scottish ‘loch’) Basic Definition Strong’s G850: αὐχμηρός (auchmēros) describes something that is parched, dry, dark, or murky. In its sole New Testament appearance, it portrays a stark contrast…
Pronunciation Guide: an-ag-in-oce’-ko Basic Definition Strong’s G314: ἀναγινώσκω (anaginōskō) fundamentally means “to know again, to recognize, to read.” In biblical usage, it specifically refers to the act of reading, particularly reading aloud from sacred texts with understanding and discernment. The…
What is the meaning of 2 Timothy 3? Introduction to 2 Timothy 3 2 Timothy 3 stands as one of the most prophetically significant chapters in the New Testament, offering both a sobering warning about the moral decay of the…
What is the meaning of 2 Kings 22? Introduction to 2 Kings 22 2 Kings 22 marks a pivotal moment in Israel’s history with the discovery of the Book of the Law during King Josiah’s reign. This chapter introduces us…
