abomination of desolationβδέλυγμα τῆς ἐρημώσεως
bdelygma tēs erēmōseōs · Greek Noun phrase
A term used to describe a detestable, idolatrous object or practice that causes God's people to be forsaken or brought to ruin, often associated with desecration of the temple.
holy placeἅγιος τόπος
hagios topos · Greek Noun phrase
The temple or the area surrounding the temple in Jerusalem, which was set apart as the uniquely sacred dwelling place of God's presence among His people.
JudeaἸουδαίᾳ
Ioudaia · Greek Noun
A region encompassing the historic homeland of the Jews, centered on Jerusalem; biblically significant as the land promised to the descendants of Abraham.
fleeφευγέτωσαν
pheugetōsan · Greek Verb
A dynamic action of departing or escaping from a place of danger to a place of safety or refuge.
mountainsὄρη
orē · Greek Noun
Elevated places often used for prayer, refuge, or concealment during times of divine judgment or historical catastrophe.
housetopδῶμα
dōma · Greek Noun
The flat roof of a Near Eastern house, which served as a social, domestic, and sometimes spiritual space.
fieldἀγρῷ
agrō · Greek Noun
An agricultural space or open land, frequently used in the Bible as a setting for labor, judgment, or the harvest of the nations.
cloakἱμάτιον
himation · Greek Noun
A loose-fitting outer garment worn by both men and women, essential for warmth, protection, and social identification in the ancient Near East.
alasοὐαὶ
ouai · Greek Interjection
An interjection expressing intense pity, grief, or impending judgment upon those experiencing distress.
Sabbathσαββάτῳ
sabbatō · Greek Noun
The seventh day of the week, set apart by God at creation as a day of rest, holiness, and covenantal sign between God and Israel.
Prayπροσεύχεσθε
proseuchesthe · Greek Verb
The act of communicating with God; in a biblical context, it implies reliance on God’s sovereignty and appeal for His intervention or mercy.
tribulationθλῖψις
thlipsis · Greek Noun
A period of intense and unprecedented distress, suffering, or testing, often associated with divine judgment or eschatological events preceding the return of Christ.
electἐκλεκτός
eklektos · Greek Adjective/Noun
Those whom God has chosen by His sovereign grace for salvation, eternal life, and participation in the kingdom of God, based solely on His purpose and not human merit.
