beautifulἀστεῖος
asteios · Greek Adjective
In a biblical context, this term often describes someone who is pleasing, acceptable, or specifically favored by God. It signifies a divine recognition of character, destiny, or spiritual potential.
exposedἐκτεθέντος
ekteithentos · Greek Verb (Participle)
To cast out or abandon, often used in scripture to describe the exposing of an infant to the elements or death.
adoptedἀνείλατο
aneilato · Greek Verb
The act of taking someone into one's own family as a legal child, symbolizing acceptance, inheritance, and a change in identity.
wisdomσοφίᾳ
sophia · Greek Noun
A term denoting the total body of Egyptian knowledge, science, philosophy, and occult practices, representing the highest intellectual attainments of the ancient world.
mightyδυνατός
dynatos · Greek Adjective
Possessing strength, power, or capability, often used in scripture to describe those used by God to perform significant works.
heartκαρδίαν
kardia · Greek Noun
In biblical usage, the heart is the center of the human personality, encompassing the intellect, will, emotions, and moral decision-making.
wrongedἀδικούμενον
adikoumenon · Greek Verb (Participle)
A legal, social, or physical injustice committed against an individual, implying a violation of rights or moral law.
oppressedκαταπονουμένῳ
kataponoumenō · Greek Verb (Participle)
Refers to those who are burdened, crushed, or treated harshly by others, often calling for divine justice or intervention.
avengedἐποιήσατο ἐκδίκησιν
epoiēsato ekdikēsin · Greek Verb Phrase
The act of seeking justice or imposing penalty against a wrongdoer, which in a biblical context is ultimately reserved for God, though delegated to human authorities.
salvationσωτηρίαν
sōtērian · Greek Noun
The act of being rescued, delivered, or set free from danger, captivity, or the consequences of sin; fundamentally a work initiated and accomplished by God.
reconcileσυνεβίβασεν
synebibasen · Greek Verb
To restore peace, harmony, or a broken relationship; it often implies bringing together parties that have been estranged or are in conflict.
brothersἀδελφοί
adelphoi · Greek Noun
A term used here to emphasize the communal, shared identity and common ancestry of the people of Israel.
wrongἀδικέετε
adikeete · Greek Verb
Refers to the act of committing an injustice, harming, or acting unfairly against someone, often violating their rights or well-being.
rulerἄρχοντα
archonta · Greek Noun
One who holds authority, power, or dominion, often implying responsibility for governance or leadership over a group.
judgeδικαστήν
dikastēn · Greek Noun
One appointed or authorized to arbitrate, adjudicate, or decide cases of justice and law among people.
exileπάροικος
paroikos · Greek Noun/Adjective
A person who resides in a foreign land away from their home or native country, often characterized by displacement or estrangement.
