Word StudIES

Here we dive into the Greek words that are used in the original text of the New Testament, focusing on key words that deal with relationships.

APOKARADOKIA (Eagerly Awaiting)

APOKARADOKIA (Eagerly Awaiting)

Cassandra LeeApril 27, 2022

SUNAGO (To Gather)

SUNAGO (To Gather)

Drew MatzNovember 16, 2021

DIAKRINO (Doubt)

DIAKRINO (Doubt)

Drew MatzOctober 19, 2021

DIAKRINO (Doubt)

DIAKRINO (Doubt)

Drew MatzSeptember 28, 2021

ELEUTHERIA (Freedom)

ELEUTHERIA (Freedom)

Drew MatzAugust 5, 2021

NUMA (Spirit)

NUMA (Spirit)

Drew MatzJuly 20, 2021

THERAPEIA (Healing)

THERAPEIA (Healing)

Drew MatzJuly 6, 2021

ELEOS (Mercy)

ELEOS (Mercy)

Drew MatzJune 24, 2021

AGONE (Strive)

AGONE (Strive)

Drew MatzJune 16, 2021

ZETEO (To Seek)

ZETEO (To Seek)

Cassandra LeeJune 9, 2021

POIEMA (Workmanship)

POIEMA (Workmanship)

Drew MatzJune 2, 2021

ERGON (Work)

ERGON (Work)

Drew MatzMay 26, 2021

TAPEINOS (Humble)

TAPEINOS (Humble)

Drew MatzMay 19, 2021

ELASSON (Less)

ELASSON (Less)

Drew MatzMay 12, 2021

MATHETES (Disciple)

MATHETES (Disciple)

Drew MatzMay 5, 2021

METANOIA (Repent)

METANOIA (Repent)

Drew MatzApril 28, 2021

ASPAZOMAI (To Welcome)

ASPAZOMAI (To Welcome)

Drew MatzApril 21, 2021

DOXA (Glory)

DOXA (Glory)

Drew MatzApril 14, 2021

ANASTASIS (Resurrection)

ANASTASIS (Resurrection)

Drew MatzApril 7, 2021

APOSTELLO (To Send)

APOSTELLO (To Send)

Drew MatzMarch 31, 2021