miraclesδυνάμεις
dynameis · Greek Noun
Refers to works of divine power that transcend natural laws, intended to authenticate the messenger and the message of the Gospel. In the New Testament, they are signs pointing to the authority of God.
diseasesνόσος
nosos · Greek Noun
A state of bodily or mental suffering/malady. In Scripture, it is often associated with the consequences of the Fall and can be subject to divine healing or supernatural intervention.
evil spiritsπνεύματα πονηρά
pneumata ponēra · Greek Noun phrase
Refers to demonic entities or fallen angels who oppose God's kingdom and afflict humanity. They are personal beings subject to the authority of Jesus and His followers.
exorcistsἐξορκιστής
exorkistēs · Greek Noun
Refers to the act of casting out demonic powers through a higher spiritual authority. In a biblical context, true exorcism is grounded in the authority of the name of Jesus.
invoke/adjureἐπονομάζω/ὁρκίζω
eponomazō/horkizō · Greek Verb
To call upon, appeal to, or demand by the authority of someone else. In a religious context, it implies summoning power through a specific name or title.
name of the Lord Jesusὄνομα
onoma tou Kyriou Iēsou · Greek Noun
The name of Jesus represents His entire person, authority, and saving power. To act in His name is to act under His delegated mandate and divine power.
high priestἀρχιερεύς
archiereus · Greek Noun
A spiritual or religious leader in the Jewish tradition responsible for the service of the temple and mediating between God and the people.
evil spiritπονηρός πνεῦμα
ponēros pneuma · Greek Noun phrase
A spiritual entity opposed to God and His purposes, often possessing or influencing individuals to cause harm, moral corruption, or resistance to the Gospel.
fearφόβος
phobos · Greek Noun
A deep, reverential awe or dread experienced in the presence of God's power, judgment, or manifestations of His holiness; it signifies a correct orientation toward God's sovereignty.
name of the Lord Jesusὄνομα
onoma · Greek Noun
The personal name and authority of Christ; in Scripture, the 'name' represents the person, character, power, and presence of Jesus.
extolledμεγαλύνω
megalunō · Greek Verb
To praise, magnify, or hold in high honor; it denotes recognizing and declaring the greatness and majesty of God or His representative.
believersπιστεύω
pisteuō · Greek Noun
One who has placed saving faith in Jesus Christ; a person who has turned from sin to trust in the Gospel.
confessingἐξομολογέω
exomologeō · Greek Verb
To acknowledge or declare openly, often involving the admission of past sins or hidden activities; it is a vital part of repentance and reconciliation with God.
magic artsπερίεργος
periergos · Greek Noun phrase
Occult, sorcery, or forbidden spiritual practices that attempt to control or manipulate spiritual powers outside of reliance on God.
word of the Lordλόγος
logos · Greek Noun
The message of the Gospel concerning the person and work of Christ; it is viewed as the active, living power of God to transform lives and expand the kingdom.
prevailἰσχύω
ischuō · Greek Verb
To overcome, gain victory, or prove stronger; it describes the unstoppable nature of the Gospel as it spreads and transforms society.
