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{{summary | text=Agape is a [[Greek]] word that means love. In Ancient Greek texts it often refers to a general affection or concern, rather than the physical attraction suggested by [[eros]]. The verb appears in the [[New Testament]] describing, amongst other things, the relationship between [[Jesus]] and the [[beloved disciple]].}}
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Agape is a [[Greek]] word that means love. In Ancient Greek texts it often refers to a general affection or concern, rather than the physical attraction suggested by [[eros]]. The verb appears in the [[New Testament]] describing, amongst other things, the relationship between [[Jesus]] and the [[beloved disciple]].
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Agape is a [[Greek]] word that means love. In Ancient Greek texts it often refers to a general affection or concern, rather than the physical attraction suggested by [[eros]]. The verb appears in the [[New Testament]] describing, amongst other things, the relationship between [[Jesus]] and the [[beloved disciple]].
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Revision as of 22:02, 28 June 2007

Synopsis

Agape is a Greek word that means love. In Ancient Greek texts it often refers to a general affection or concern, rather than the physical attraction suggested by eros. The verb appears in the New Testament describing, amongst other things, the relationship between Jesus and the beloved disciple.

Contents

Related topics


Comments, Personal Articles, Studies and Sermons

Koine Greek:Αγαπη (discussion) (For short comments and opinions)


For related quotations see Koine Greek:Αγαπη (quotes)


Main article

Agape is a Greek word that means love. In Ancient Greek texts it often refers to a general affection or concern, rather than the physical attraction suggested by eros. The verb appears in the New Testament describing, amongst other things, the relationship between Jesus and the beloved disciple.

Biblical passages using "agape"

Links


Return to Love | Koine Greek