Blessedεὐλογητός
eulogētos · Greek Adjective
A declaration of God’s supreme worth and goodness, acknowledging Him as the source of all grace and the recipient of all glory.
visitedἐπισκέπτομαι
episkeptomai · Greek Verb
God's gracious arrival or manifestation in human history, often to intervene, judge, or deliver; it denotes an intimate, life-changing encounter between God and His people.
redeemedλυτρόω
lytroō · Greek Verb
To buy back or liberate from slavery, bondage, or sin through the payment of a ransom, signifying God’s work of freeing His people from the power of evil.
hornκέρας
keras · Greek Noun
A metaphorical symbol of strength, royal power, authority, and ultimate victory, often representing a king or the Messiah as the source of deliverance.
salvationσωτηρία
sōtēria · Greek Noun
Deliverance from sin, death, and the judgment of God; the act of being rescued from the power and penalty of evil to enjoy eternal union with God.
prophetsπροφήτης
prophētēs · Greek Noun
Those whom God has specially set apart and consecrated for His service and divine communication throughout human history.
savedσωτηρία
sōtēria · Greek Noun
The act of being rescued or delivered from peril, oppression, or ultimate judgment. In a biblical context, it signifies God's active intervention to rescue His people, culminating in the spiritual redemption from sin and death through Christ.
mercyἔλεος
eleos · Greek Noun
The disposition of compassion, kindness, or goodwill toward someone in need, often implying a withholding of deserved judgment. In the Bible, it is frequently linked to God's covenant faithfulness toward His people.
covenantδιαθήκη
diathēkē · Greek Noun
A binding, solemn agreement between God and humanity (or a specific group). It involves mutual obligations, promises, and established relationships, with God often taking the initiative to establish the terms for His people's blessing.
oathὅρκος
horkos · Greek Noun
A solemn declaration or invocation of God to witness to the truth of a statement or the sincerity of a promise. In the biblical narrative, God’s oaths represent the unchangeable, guaranteed nature of His commitments to His people.
deliveredῥύομαι
rhuomai · Greek Verb
The act of setting someone free from bondage, captivity, or an oppressive situation. It implies the exertion of power to rescue someone who is otherwise unable to escape their circumstances.
serveλατρεύω
latreuō · Greek Verb
The act of performing duties, worship, or ministry toward God as a response to His grace. It describes the life of a believer who is devoted to God's will and service.
holinessὁσιότης
hosiotēs · Greek Noun
The state of being set apart for God's exclusive use, character, and purpose. It represents a life consecrated and purified from the corruption of the world, reflecting God's own nature.
righteousnessδικαιοσύνη
dikaiosynē · Greek Noun
The state or quality of being in conformity with God's standards, laws, and character. It involves doing what is right in the sight of God and maintaining right relationships with both God and others.
