disciplesμαθητής
mathētēs · Greek Noun
Followers or students of a teacher, specifically those who learned from and traveled with Jesus; they were commissioned to carry out His instructions and spread His message.
coltπῶλος
pōlos · Greek Noun
A young male horse or donkey, often used symbolically in Scripture to represent themes of humility, peace, or readiness for royal service.
The Lordκύριος
kyrios · Greek Noun
In the New Testament, this title is used to acknowledge Jesus' absolute authority, sovereignty, and divinity, often referencing His messianic identity.
untyingλύω
lyō · Greek Verb
Refers to the act of releasing or setting free something that is bound or held fast; here it signifies the authorized liberation of the animal for the Master's purpose.
coltπῶλος
pōlos · Greek Noun
A young male animal, often used in scripture to represent humility, service, or a specific messianic sign (as in Zechariah 9:9).
cloaksἱμάτιον
himation · Greek Noun
Upper garments or outer robes worn in the ancient Near East, often used to display honor, respect, or royal homage when spread before a person of high status.
cloaksἱμάτιον
himation · Greek Noun
A heavy, outer garment worn as a cloak or mantle, often used to show respect or to make a surface for a king or honored person to walk upon.
rejoiceχαίρω
chairō · Greek Verb
A state of great joy, gladness, or exultation, often expressed publicly. In a religious context, it is a response to the perceived presence or favor of God.
praiseαἰνέω
aineō · Greek Verb
To express worship, honor, or thanksgiving to God, often acknowledging His sovereignty, character, or mighty acts.
mighty worksδύναμις
dynamis · Greek Noun
Extraordinary acts or wonders performed by God or by His power, demonstrating His divine authority and intervention in human history.
Blessedεὐλογημένος
eulogēmenos · Greek Adjective
A term of adoration meaning 'praised' or 'favored,' used in worship to ascribe supreme honor to God or His anointed representative.
Kingβασιλεύς
basileus · Greek Noun
A supreme ruler or sovereign. In biblical prophecy, the title is specifically applied to the promised Messiah of the line of David.
Peaceεἰρήνη
eirēnē · Greek Noun
The state of wholeness, harmony, and reconciliation. Biblically, it signifies the well-being that comes from being in right relationship with God.
gloryδόξα
doxa · Greek Noun
The manifestation of God's presence, splendor, and majesty. It refers to the visible or experiential reality of His infinite worth and power.
PhariseesΦαρισαῖος
Pharisaios · Greek Noun
A member of a Jewish religious group known for strict adherence to the law and traditional interpretations, often in opposition to Jesus' ministry.
Teacherδιδάσκαλος
didaskalos · Greek Noun
A term of address for a teacher or instructor, often used for Jesus to acknowledge His authority to teach the Scriptures.
rebukeἐπιτιμάω
epitimaō · Greek Verb
To scold, censure, or command someone to stop a particular action. It signifies an exercise of authority to correct or silence behavior.
cityπόλις
polis · Greek Noun
Refers to the holy city of Jerusalem, the center of Jewish worship and the dwelling place of God’s presence in the Old Testament, which rejected the Messiah.
peaceεἰρήνη
eirēnē · Greek Noun
A state of wholeness, harmony, and reconciliation with God; the messianic blessing of well-being brought about by Christ.
enemiesἐχθρός
echthros · Greek Noun
Refers to those who oppose God's people or God's purposes; in this context, it refers to the historical forces (Romans) used in judgment.
visitationἐπισκοπή
episkopē · Greek Noun
The act of divine intervention, usually referring to God coming in judgment or grace to His people; here, it signifies the Messiah's arrival.
