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monthly archives January - 2017
Here’s a Greek word that you might know already without knowing it. Pente is the Greek word for five. You would know it from pentagon, a five-sided polygon. A pentapolis is a grouping of five cities. In music, a diapente...
Pipto is a Greek word for fall used in the New Testament. It can mean I fall, I fall under, or I fall prostrate. (biblehub.com) According to Strong’s it occurs 91 times in the New Testament. On Bill Mounce’s website,...
This week’s word is pino. This word is found in the New Testament 73 times according to Strong’s. Pino means I drink. There are a couple of well-known passages in the New Testament where pino is found. There’s the woman...
Ouranos is the Greek word for heaven or sky, used 278 times in the New Testament according to Strong’s. Ouranos in Latin is Uranus. Our seventh planet from the sun, Uranus was named after the Greek God of the sky...
