Godθεός
theos · Greek Noun
The supreme Creator and Sustainer of the universe, who is also revealed as the Father of Jesus. The term emphasizes God's relationship with the Son and His authority over all things.
truthἀλήθεια
aletheia · Greek Noun
That which is factually correct, reliable, and morally absolute as revealed by God. It is the manifestation of God’s own nature and is essential for setting humanity free from deception and sin.
worksἔργα
erga · Greek Noun
In biblical usage, 'works' refers to the deeds, actions, or conduct of a person that manifest their internal moral character, faith, or spiritual allegiance. It signifies the practical expression of one's heart and commitments.
sexual immoralityπορνεία
porneia · Greek Noun
Refers to illicit sexual intercourse, including adultery or fornication. Metaphorically, it is often used in the Old Testament to describe idolatry, which is spiritual unfaithfulness to God.
Fatherπατήρ
patēr · Greek Noun
In this context, it represents the foundational relationship with the Creator. Claiming God as 'Father' denotes spiritual descent, belonging to His covenant people, and alignment with His character and authority.
loveἀγαπάω
agapaō · Greek Verb
Refers to an intense, active, and sacrificial affection rooted in choice and character. In the biblical context, it is the fundamental response to God’s nature and the proof of one's spiritual kinship with Him.
understandγινώσκω
ginōskō · Greek Verb
To perceive, grasp, or comprehend with the mind. Biblically, it often involves not just intellectual awareness but a spiritual discernment or insight into the truth of God.
wordλόγος
logos · Greek Noun
The divine message or revelation communicated by God or His chosen representative. It carries the authority of the speaker and demands a response of faith and obedience.
devilδιάβολος
diabolos · Greek Noun
The adversary of God and humanity. He is depicted as the ultimate tempter, accuser, and deceiver who seeks to lead humanity away from obedience to God.
desiresἐπιθυμία
epithumia · Greek Noun
A strong desire, craving, or intent. In a moral sense, it refers to the inner inclinations of the heart that drive a person’s actions.
murdererἀνθρωποκτόνος
anthrōpoktonos · Greek Noun
One who destroys life or kills. It is associated with the devil, signifying his original and ongoing hatred for God’s creation.
truthἀλήθεια
alētheia · Greek Noun
The reality of God’s nature, will, and message. It stands in direct opposition to falsehood and is essential for living in alignment with God.
liarψεῦστης
pseustēs · Greek Noun
One who intentionally distorts reality and speaks falsely. It is the antithesis of the character of God, who is the source of all truth.
believeπιστεύω
pisteuō · Greek Verb
A settled state of reliance, trust, and commitment to a person or message. It involves accepting the validity of God’s truth and entrusting one's life to it.
sinἁμαρτία
hamartia · Greek Noun
Moral failure, missing the mark of God's standard, or transgression against His law, which separates humanity from a holy God.
truthἀλήθεια
alētheia · Greek Noun
Veracity, reality, or the faithfulness of God revealed in Christ; it is the absolute standard of divine truth that sets people free.
believeπιστεύετε
pisteuete · Greek Verb
To trust, rely upon, or place one’s confidence in God or His revelation; it involves active commitment to the object of that faith.
Godθεός
theos · Greek Noun
The source and author of all life, who possesses an eternal nature and is the ultimate object of worship and obedience.
wordsῥήματα
rhēmata · Greek Noun
Divine utterances or the message of God that carries His authority, power, and life-giving revelation.
