1. sarx (σάρξ, 4561) has a wider range of meaning in the NT than in the OT. Its uses in the NT... FOOT, FEET A. Nouns. 1 . pous (πούς, 4228), besides its literal meaning, is used, by metonymy, of “a person... FORBID, FORBADE A. V...
1. eidos (εἶδος, 1491) is translated, “sight” in 2 Cor. 5:7; see APPEARANCE, No. 1. 2... SINNER hamartōlos (ἁμαρτωλός, 268), lit., “one who misses the mark” (a meaning not to be pressed), is... SIT 1. kathēmai (κά...
1. kai (καί, 2532), a conjunction, is usually a mere connective, meaning “and”; it frequently,... EVER, FOR EVER, EVERMORE A. Adverbs. 1. pantote (πάντοτε, 3842), “at all times, always” (akin to pas,“all”), is.....
1. aitia (αἰτία, 156) probably has the primary meaning of “a cause, especially an... ADVENTURE didōmi (δίδωμι, 1325), “to give,” is once used of giving oneself to go into a place, “to... ALMOST A. Adverb. ...