Beholdἰδού
idou · Greek Interjection/Particle
A command to pay close attention or perceive something of great importance; often used to introduce a significant revelation or truth.
sheepπρόβατον
probaton · Greek Noun
Animals known for their gentleness, vulnerability, and dependence on a shepherd; in Scripture, they often represent God’s people.
wolvesλύκος
lykos · Greek Noun
Predatory animals that symbolize those who are hostile, ravenous, or spiritually dangerous to the people of God.
wiseφρόνιμος
phronimos · Greek Adjective
Practical, godly discernment; the ability to make sound judgments and act with foresight according to God's will.
innocentἀκέραιος
akeraios · Greek Adjective
Purity, lack of deceit, or blamelessness; signifies being unmixed or untainted by evil or malice.
courtsσυνέδριον
synedrion · Greek Noun
Formal proceedings of judgment, often referring to religious councils (Sanhedrin) or civil magistrates where believers are judged.
witnessμαρτύριον
martyrion · Greek Noun
The formal act of testifying or declaring the truth about Jesus Christ, often involving personal experience or evidence.
Gentilesἔθνος
ethnos · Greek Noun
All nations or peoples outside of the covenant people of Israel; those who have not known the true God.
anxiousμεριμνάω
merimnaō · Greek Verb
A feeling of unease, distress, or apprehension regarding future events; the Bible often commands against this in favor of trust in God’s sovereignty.
Spiritπνεῦμα
pneuma · Greek Noun
The third person of the Trinity, the divine agent of God who indwells believers, empowering them, guiding them into truth, and testifying of Jesus.
deliverπαραδίδωμι
paradidōmi · Greek Verb
To betray, hand over, or commit into the power of another; often used in the New Testament to describe the betrayal of Jesus and the persecution of his followers.
hatedμισέω
miseō · Greek Verb/Participle
An attitude or state of intense hostility, opposition, or malice directed toward individuals or groups, frequently associated with the world's reaction to the gospel.
name’s sakeὄνομα
onoma · Greek Noun
The fundamental identity, authority, and character of God or Christ; to act for His name’s sake is to act in alignment with His revealed glory and mission.
enduresὑπομένω
hypomenō · Greek Verb
To remain steadfast, persevere, or stand firm under testing or suffering; it implies staying the course in faith despite opposition.
savedσῴζω
sōzō · Greek Verb
The ultimate state of being rescued from divine judgment, sin, and death through faith in Christ; it is both a present reality and a future hope.
persecuteδιώκω
diōkō · Greek Verb
The act of causing suffering, harassment, or affliction to others, especially because of their religious beliefs or commitment to the truth of God.
Son of Manυἱὸς τοῦ ἀνθρώπου
huios tou anthrōpou · Greek Noun Phrase
A messianic title used by Jesus, derived from Daniel 7:13-14, referring to the heavenly figure who has authority from God to judge and establish the kingdom.
