opened his mouthἀνοίγω τὸ στόμα
anoigō to stoma · Greek Verb phrase
A Semitic idiom used to introduce a formal, solemn, or divinely inspired pronouncement or teaching.
taughtδιδάσκω
didaskō · Greek Verb
The act of providing instruction, explaining Scripture, or imparting the truths of God's kingdom to others.
Blessedμακάριος
makarios · Greek Adjective
To be spiritually prosperous or fortunate; possessing the favor and peace of God regardless of outward circumstances.
poor in spiritπτωχὸς τῷ πνεύματι
ptōchos tō pneumati · Greek Adjective/Noun phrase
Those who recognize their absolute spiritual poverty and total dependence on the grace of God for salvation and life.
kingdom of heavenβασιλεία τῶν οὐρανῶν
basileia tōn ouranōn · Greek Noun phrase
The sovereign rule and reign of God, present now in the hearts of believers and to be fully realized in the future age.
mournπενθέω
pentheō · Greek Verb
To experience deep sorrow or grief, specifically godly sorrow over personal sin or the fallen state of the world.
comfortedπαρακαλέω
parakaleō · Greek Verb
To be called alongside for help, consolation, or encouragement; to receive God's peace and strength in the midst of sorrow.
meekπραΰς
praus · Greek Adjective
Gentle, humble, and submissive to God's will; it is strength under control, refusing to retaliate or demand one's own rights.
inheritκληρονομέω
klēronomeō · Greek Verb
To receive something as a permanent possession by virtue of a legal right, a promise, or a relationship as an heir.
earthγῆ
gē · Greek Noun
The created world or land; in a theological sense, it often refers to the renewed creation or the promised inheritance of God's people.
Blessedμακάριος
makarios · Greek Adjective
A state of spiritual well-being and divine favor, describing those who are rightly related to God and are recipients of His grace and promises.
hungerπεινάω
peinaō · Greek Verb
To have an intense, recurring craving; metaphorically, it describes a deep spiritual longing and recognized need for God's provision.
thirstδιψάω
dipsaō · Greek Verb
To long for or desperately seek after something essential for life; spiritually, it represents an urgent desire for that which only God can provide.
righteousnessδικαιοσύνη
dikaiosunē · Greek Noun
The quality of being right or upright according to God's standard, encompassing both a judicial standing before God and a lifestyle of moral integrity.
satisfiedχορτάζω
chortazō · Greek Verb
To be filled or fed to the point of abundance; spiritually, it refers to the complete satisfaction and contentment found only in God.
mercifulἐλεήμων
eleēmōn · Greek Adjective
Showing active compassion, forgiveness, and kindness to those in need or those who have caused offense, reflecting the character of God.
mercyἐλεέω
eleeō · Greek Verb
The outward manifestation of pity and compassion that results in the relief of suffering or the withholding of deserved punishment.
pureκαθαρός
katharos · Greek Adjective
Being clean, unmixed, or unadulterated; spiritually, it refers to a heart that is sincere, holy, and devoted solely to God without hypocrisy.
heartκαρδία
kardia · Greek Noun
The center of a person's inner life, including the intellect, will, and emotions; it is the seat of one's moral and spiritual character.
seeὁράω
horaō · Greek Verb
To behold or experience; in a spiritual sense, it refers to knowing God intimately and enjoying His presence both now and eternally.
peacemakersεἰρηνοποιός
eirēnopoios · Greek Noun
Those who actively work to reconcile people to one another and to God, promoting the wholeness and harmony characterized by biblical peace.
sons of Godυἱοὶ θεοῦ
huioi theou · Greek Noun phrase
A title indicating a special relationship with God, characterized by adoption, inheritance, and reflecting the character of the Father.
persecutedδιώκω
diōkō · Greek Verb (Participle)
To be pursued, harassed, or oppressed, particularly because of one's faith in Christ or commitment to living according to God's standards.
kingdom of heavenβασιλεία τῶν οὐρανῶν
basileia tōn ouranōn · Greek Noun phrase
The sovereign rule and reign of God, present now in the lives of believers and to be fully realized in the future consummation of all things.
Blessedμακάριος
makarios · Greek Adjective
A state of divine favor and well-being that comes from being in a right relationship with God, regardless of outward circumstances.
revileὀνειδίζω
oneidizō · Greek Verb
To reproach, insult, or heap verbal abuse upon someone in order to shame them.
persecuteδιώκω
diōkō · Greek Verb
To harass, trouble, or pursue with hostile intent, especially on account of religious or moral convictions.
evilπονηρός
ponēros · Greek Adjective
That which is morally wrong, wicked, or harmful; in a biblical sense, it represents anything opposed to God's character and will.
Rejoiceχαίρω
chairō · Greek Verb
To experience great joy or to be glad, often used in the context of responding to God's salvation or promises.
be gladἀγαλλιάω
agalliaō · Greek Verb
To exult or be exceedingly joyful; a deep, expressive sense of gladness that often results in praise.
rewardμισθός
misthos · Greek Noun
Wages, pay, or a recompense given for work or service; theologically, it refers to the divine recognition and blessings God bestows on the faithful.
heavenοὐρανός
ouranos · Greek Noun
The dwelling place of God and the realm of His immediate presence, representing the ultimate destination and source of hope for believers.
prophetsπροφήτης
prophētēs · Greek_ Noun
Individuals called by God to be His spokespersons, delivering His messages of warning, instruction, and future promise to His people.
