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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 ph {{Greek Noun

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* [[Koine Greek]] | ...ment]], the word [[love]] has been translated from three different [[Koine Greek]] words: [[philia]], [[agape]] and [[storge]].

* Bible passages - [[1 Corinthians 13]] | '''Love''' is a word that is hard to define. In [[First Corinthians]] we are told that love is patient and love is kind; that it does not envy,

{| border="1" [https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Bible_(King_James)/1_Corinthians#8:6 1 Corinthians 8:6];

...7]]:55-60; [[Psalm 116:4]] and [[Zechariah 13:9]] with [[1 Corinthians 1]]:1-2). ...2]]:2,11; [[Matthew 14:33]]; [[Matthew 28:9]]; [[John 9]]:35-38; [[Hebrews 1:6]])

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{{quote | text={{Bible verse|2 Corinthians|12|9|lang=WEB}} [[2 Corinthians 12:9]]}} ...is]]" which also means gift. [[John 1:17]] states that "{{Bible verse|John|1|17|lang=WEB}}" Although the word is not used into the [[gospels]] many time

The Bushnell view is an informal label for the view that in 1 Corinthians 11, [[Paul]] does not command women to cover their heads, but discourages i ...on of this view is not of interpretation, but translation. Because [[Koine Greek]] has no puncuation it does not always clearly show quotations, the ending

..., one of these must become a witness with us of His resurrection.' ([[Acts 1]]:21,22) ...us Christ and God the Father who raised Him from the dead)' ([[Galatians 1:1]])

...red, those who revile your good behavior in Christ may be put to shame. ([[1 Peter 3]]:15-16) ===(1) Credibility (true-ness, believability)===

The Epistle of Barnabas is a Greek treatise with some features of an epistle containing twenty-one chapters, p ...ll speakers, which laid even the apostle open to the slander of enemies (2 Corinthians 12: 16),-that he was "crafty," and caught men with guile. It is interesting

...he University of Vienna. After his studies he became a lecturer in ancient Greek at the University of Edinburgy, and later headed up the Department of Bibli ...mentaries on the [[Gospel of John|John]], [[Acts]], [[1 Corinithans]], [[2 Corinthians]], and the [[Epistle to the Hebrews]].

...superficial reading, and a familiar acquaintance with the most celebrated Greek writers. His quotations are numerous and varied." However, Henry Chadwick i ...ating on the surface of the ground in the divine word to [[Cain]] (Genesis 4:10-12), the earth struck with terror refusing to drink it in.

subtopics = [[1 Thessalonians 4:15]] | ...rm used is ''rapiemur'', "we shall be caught up", translating the original Greek harpagēsometha (ἁρπαγησόμεθα) (passive voice, future tense of

...f and comfort” ([[Genesis 5:29]]]) and [[Jesus]] means “savior” ([[Matthew 1:21]]). When a person was given a new position or a radical change took plac ...Hebrew]] and [[Theos] (God) and [[Kurios]] (Lord) in [[Koine Greek|ancient Greek]]

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...mmunity of faith, and an expectation that God will give us wisdom ([[James 1:5]]). ...ints out (''The Daily Study Bible - The Revelation, vol 1'', p. 176) that "Greek has two words for ''new'', ''neos'', which means ''new in point of time'' b

...ame was Symeon which is "used of Peter...only in Acts 15.14 and II Peter 1.1" (Cullman), then it is clear that his parents named him with a Hebrew name. ...mentioned that several passages explain that Peter had a wife (Mark 1.30; 1 Cor. 9.5).

...ogether with the hopes of those multitudes of lives built on His name ([[1 Corinthians 15]]:14-19). But if the story is true, then this world has been hit with ex ...nal Son, who became a human being in the fullness of time ([[Galatians 4]]:4, [[Philippians 2]]:5-11).

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