soulψυχή
psychē · Greek Noun
The innermost part of a person, representing the seat of emotions, will, and the core of human personality that is directed toward God.
magnifiesμεγαλύνω
megalynō · Greek Verb
To cause to grow in significance, to exalt, or to praise in a way that declares someone's greatness or dignity.
spiritπνεῦμα
pneuma · Greek Noun
The non-material aspect of human existence that is capable of interacting with God, often associated with life, breath, and the inner disposition toward the divine.
rejoicesἀγαλλιάω
agalliáō · Greek Verb
To be exceedingly glad or to exult with deep, spiritual joy, often resulting from God's gracious intervention.
Saviorσωτήρ
sōtēr · Greek Noun
One who delivers from danger, destruction, or the penalty and power of sin; the title specifically signifies God as the agent of human salvation.
humble estateταπείνωσις
tapeinōsis · Greek Noun
A state of low social status, poverty, or insignificance; often used in Scripture to describe those who are socially or economically marginalized, yet whom God favors.
servantδούλη
doulē · Greek Noun
One who is in a position of service, subordination, or voluntary bond-slavery to a master, particularly used to describe those submissive to God's will.
blessedμακαρίζω
makarizō · Greek Verb
Pronounced happy, favored, or privileged by God; often refers to the condition of those who receive divine favor or participate in the blessings of God's covenant.
holyἅγιος
hagios · Greek Adjective
A divine attribute describing God’s transcendence, moral purity, and separation from all that is sinful, common, or profane.
mercyἔλεος
eleos · Greek Noun
The compassionate, faithful, and loving-kindness of God, specifically His covenant loyalty that He extends to His people despite their unworthiness.
fearφόβος
phobos · Greek Noun
A reverential awe, deep respect, and humble obedience toward God, characterized by an awareness of His holiness and majesty.
armβραχίονι
brachioni · Greek Noun
The physical limb used as a metaphor for God's active power, intervention, and deliverance in history on behalf of His people.
proudὑπερηφάνους
hyperēphanous · Greek Adjective/Noun
Arrogant individuals who rely on their own wisdom or status rather than God; they are characterized by rebellion against the divine order.
mightyδυνάστας
dynastas · Greek Noun
Those who possess worldly influence, authority, or status, often implying self-sufficiency that ignores God's sovereignty.
humble estateταπεινούς
tapeinous · Greek Adjective/Noun
Those who are lowly, oppressed, or of low social rank; in a biblical context, those who recognize their need for God and rely on His grace.
hungryπεινῶντας
peinōntas · Greek Adjective/Noun
Those who yearn for God's provision, whether physically or spiritually; they occupy a state of emptiness that makes them receptive to divine filling.
mercyἐλέους
eleous · Greek Noun
God's covenantal loyalty, faithfulness, and steadfast love, often demonstrated through His willingness to forgive and sustain His people despite their unworthiness.
offspringσπέρματι
spermati · Greek Noun
Those who descend from a common ancestor, specifically referring to the descendants of Abraham who are heirs to the covenantal promises of God.
