Strong’s G4459: An interrogative adverb meaning “how?” or “in what way?” Used extensively throughout the New Testament to introduce direct and indirect questions. A fundamental term in both practical inquiry and theological discourse, reflecting its importance in both human questioning…

Strong’s G4458: An interrogative adverb meaning “how?” or “in what manner?” Used extensively in New Testament questions about method, manner, or possibility. First appears in Matthew 6:28, reflecting its importance in both practical and theological inquiry. U- Unveiling the Word…

Strong’s G4455: An adverb meaning “ever yet” or “at any time,” often used in negative constructions to emphasize that something has never occurred. In New Testament usage, emphasizes the uniqueness or unprecedented nature of events and revelations in salvation history.…

Strong’s G4452: A Greek adverb used to express uncertainty or possibility, meaning “somehow” or “perhaps.” Distinct from the interrogative πῶς, this enclitic form indicates indefiniteness or general possibility in statements rather than direct questions. U- Unveiling the Word πώς serves…

Strong’s G4404: An adverb denoting “early morning” or “at dawn,” derived from πρό (before). Used in both temporal and metaphorical contexts in the New Testament, particularly in narratives describing early morning events and activities, emphasizing diligence and urgency in spiritual…

Strong’s G4386: An adverb derived from πρό (before), meaning before, formerly, or previously. Used to reference prior events or conditions, particularly in theological contexts discussing Christ’s pre-existence, believers’ former lives, and God’s prior revelations. U- Unveiling the Word Πρότερον denotes…

Strong’s G4226: An interrogative adverb meaning “where,” with stronger emphasis than πού. In New Testament usage, often appears in questions of spiritual significance, beginning with the Magi’s search for Christ. Frequently used in contexts of seeking divine presence and truth.…

Strong’s G4225: An interrogative adverb meaning “where?” Used in questions about location, both literal and metaphorical. In New Testament contexts, appears in questions about significant locations, including Christ’s burial place and spiritual matters. Often carries emotional or rhetorical force. U-…

Strong’s G4219: An interrogative adverb meaning “when?” or “at what time?” Used in New Testament questions expressing urgency, expectation, or sometimes exasperation. Often appears in questions about timing of divine events and spiritual transformation. U- Unveiling the Word Πότε serves…

Strong’s G4212: An interrogative adverb meaning “how many times?” or “how often?” Used in the New Testament primarily in contexts discussing forgiveness, most notably in Peter’s question to Jesus about how many times one should forgive. Sets up Jesus’ teaching…

Strong’s G4206: An adverb meaning “far, far off, at a distance,” used both literally and metaphorically. In New Testament usage, particularly significant in describing spiritual distance from God. Appears in Jesus’ quotation of Isaiah regarding those whose hearts are far…

Strong’s G4178: An adverb derived from πολύς (many), meaning “often, frequently, many times.” In the New Testament, it’s used to emphasize the repetitive nature of actions or experiences, particularly in contexts of suffering, prayer, and spiritual warfare. U- Unveiling the…

Strong’s G4159: An interrogative adverb meaning “from where?” or “whence?” Often used to inquire about origin, source, or cause. In the New Testament, it frequently appears in questions about Jesus’ authority, wisdom, and identity, highlighting the spiritual significance of His…

Strong’s G4153: An adverb derived from πνευματικός, meaning “spiritually” or “in a spiritual manner.” It describes actions or evaluations done through the Spirit’s influence or from a spiritual perspective, emphasizing the Holy Spirit’s role in discernment and understanding of divine…

Strong’s G4057: An adverb derived from περισσός (perissos), meaning “exceedingly” or “beyond measure.” In biblical contexts, it expresses actions or emotions of exceptional intensity, often describing passionate responses or extraordinary circumstances beyond normal bounds. U- Unveiling the Word Περισσῶς (perissos)…

Strong’s G4056: An adverb derived from περισσότερος (perissoteros), meaning “more abundantly” or “more earnestly.” In biblical usage, it intensifies actions or emotions, expressing exceptional degree or urgency beyond normal measure, often in contexts of spiritual fervor or emotional intensity. U-…

Strong’s G3916: A compound adverb combining παρα (beside) with χρῆμα (matter/thing/time), meaning “instantly, immediately, at once.” Used frequently in Luke-Acts to emphasize the immediate nature of miraculous events and divine actions. Emphasizes the instantaneous nature of God’s intervention. U- Unveiling…