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50 Greek Words Every Christian Should Know

Rose Publishing
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Pages
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Rose Publishing

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50 Greek Words Every Christian Should Know is a treasure trove of information that helps readers explore the meaning of important words in the New Testament. Straightforward and accessible, this reference pamphlet and Bible study aid gives fascinating insight into Greek words, such as agape (love), logos (word), kardia (heart), pneuma (spirit), ekklesia (church), and more! Sharpen your Bible knowledge by mining interesting facts and fresh, nuanced meanings that we often miss in our English translations. For example, our English word martyr comes from the Greek word martus which means "witness." The word kairos doesn't just mean "time," but refers to the right time or appointed time. Paul wrote that Christ died for us at the kairos, the right time (Romans 5:6).

Each entry includes:
• The word in English letters (transliteration)
• The word in Greek letters
• How to pronounce the Greek word
• A basic definition with synonyms
• A key Bible verse that uses the word
• Other scripture references where the word is used
• Insight into the word's meaningThis slim pamphlet format is perfect for tucking into your Bible or sharing with your Bible study group.

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