anointedχρίω
chriō · Greek Verb
The act of setting someone apart for a divine office or task; in the Old Testament, it signifies being chosen by God for leadership (prophet, priest, king), fulfilled perfectly in Christ's mission.
Holy Spiritπνεῦμα ἅγιον
pneuma hagion · Greek Noun phrase
The third person of the Trinity, the agent of God's presence, power, and sanctification in the lives of believers and the earthly ministry of Jesus.
devilδιάβολος
diabolos · Greek Noun
The malevolent spiritual adversary of God and humanity, who seeks to steal, kill, and destroy, but is decisively defeated by Christ.
witnessesμάρτυς
martys · Greek Noun
Those who have personally observed an event and are tasked with declaring its truth to others, specifically referring to the apostles' role in authenticating the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
treeξύλον
xylon · Greek Noun
A term used in the New Testament to refer to the cross, invoking the imagery of Deuteronomy 21:23 regarding those under a curse, highlighting the substitutionary nature of Jesus' death.
raisedἐγείρω
egeirō · Greek Verb
The historical, bodily return of Jesus to life, confirming his victory over sin and death, and serving as the foundational hope for all believers.
witnessesμάρτυς
martys · Greek Noun
A noun used to denote those who have seen a specific event and can attest to its truthfulness; in a biblical context, it refers to those commissioned to publicly declare the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
rose from the deadἀνάστασις
anastasis · Greek Noun/Participle
The act of rising from the dead; in the New Testament, it refers specifically to the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, which serves as the foundation of the Christian faith and the guarantee of the believer's future resurrection.
preachκηρύσσω
kērussō · Greek Verb
The authoritative proclamation of the Gospel message; it implies a herald's announcement of royal or divine news that requires a response from the hearers.
judgeκριτής
kritēs · Greek Noun
A sovereign act of legal or moral evaluation; in Scripture, it refers to the final authority God has given Jesus Christ to evaluate and dispense justice to all humanity based on their relationship to Him.
prophetsπροφήτης
prophētēs · Greek Noun
Those who, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, spoke for God to Israel; their overarching function was to point toward the coming Messiah and the work of redemption.
believesπιστεύω
pisteuō · Greek Verb
To place trust in, rely upon, or cling to; in a biblical sense, it denotes a saving faith that involves intellectual assent, emotional commitment, and volitional surrender to Jesus Christ.
forgiveness of sinsἄφεσις
aphesis · Greek Noun
The removal of the guilt, penalty, and power of sin; it is granted by God's grace through faith, made possible by the atoning sacrifice of Jesus.
