Son of Godυἱός θεοῦ
huios theou · Greek Noun Phrase
A divine title affirming the deity and ontological equality of Jesus with God the Father; it emphasizes His authority as the unique agent of redemption and judgment.
flame of fireφλόξ πυρός
phlox pyros · Greek Noun Phrase
Symbolizes Christ’s penetrating, all-seeing knowledge and His righteous, refining judgment that purges impurities from His people.
burnished bronzeχαλκολίβανον
chalkolibanon · Greek Noun
Often associated with divine power, stability, and unyielding judgment; it suggests that Christ stands firmly and righteously over His church.
tolerateἀφίημι
aphiēmi · Greek Verb
The practice of yielding to or failing to exercise church discipline against false teaching or unrepentant sin, compromising the purity and testimony of the local congregation.
prophetessπροφῆτις
prophētis · Greek Noun
Refers to someone claiming to speak on behalf of God, but whose message contradicts established biblical truth; biblically, it serves as a warning against those who lead the people of God into spiritual or moral compromise.
sexual immoralityπορνεία
porneia · Greek Noun
Greek term 'porneia', encompassing any sexual activity outside of the covenant of marriage between a man and a woman; in a biblical context, it often serves as a metaphor for spiritual infidelity or idolatry.
food sacrificed to idolsεἰδωλόθυτον
eidōlothyton · Greek Adjective/Noun
The act of revering or worshiping any created thing, person, or object in the place of the one true God; it is considered a violation of the primary commandment and a breach of the covenant relationship with God.
repentμετανοέω
metanoeō · Greek Verb
To turn away from sin and toward God, involving a change of mind and direction that leads to a change in life. It is both a divine gift and a human responsibility.
sexual immoralityπορνεία
porneia · Greek Noun
Literally 'porneia'; in a biblical context, it refers to any sexual activity outside of the covenant of marriage between one man and one woman, often used metaphorically for idolatry or spiritual unfaithfulness.
tribulationθλῖψις
thlipsis · Greek Noun
A state of intense suffering, affliction, or distress. In eschatological contexts, it refers to a time of severe divine judgment or testing upon the earth.
mind and heartνεφρός καὶ καρδία
nephros kai kardia · Greek Noun phrase
The human cognitive and emotional faculty; in Scripture, the 'heart' represents the center of the person's will, personality, and moral choices, while the 'mind' (literally 'kidneys' or 'reins') represents the deepest, most hidden motivations and emotions.
worksἔργον
ergon · Greek Noun
Actions performed by an individual; in the Bible, works are the outward manifestation of one's inner faith or lack thereof, serving as evidence of a person's spiritual standing before God.
SatanΣατανᾶς
Satanas · Greek Noun
The adversary of God and humanity; the chief fallen angel who actively opposes God's kingdom through deception, sin, and the promotion of evil.
hold fastκρατέω
krateō · Greek Verb
An imperative to remain loyal, committed, and steadfast in doctrine and faith, refusing to abandon the truth despite pressure or persecution.
conquersνικῶν
nikōn · Greek Participle
A biblical term describing the believer's steadfast endurance, spiritual struggle, and ultimate victory over sin, the world, and the devil through faith in Jesus Christ. It implies not just surviving, but prevailing in faithfulness to God.
worksἔργα
erga · Greek Noun
Refers to the observance of God’s commandments, moral teachings, and the lifestyle of obedience that characterizes those who have been redeemed. In this context, it emphasizes active, ongoing adherence to Christ's mission and standards.
authorityἐξουσίαν
exousian · Greek Noun
The legitimate right or power to govern, judge, or act on behalf of another. Biblically, it refers to delegated rule, especially that which Christ grants to His followers to exercise under His sovereign reign.
rod of ironῥάβδῳ σιδηρᾷ
rhabdō sidēra · Greek Noun phrase
In biblical prophecy, this refers to the absolute, unwavering, and judicial rule of the Messiah over the kingdoms of the world, emphasizing the inescapable judgment and enforcement of God's justice.
morning starἀστέρα τὸν πρωϊνόν
astera ton prōïnon · Greek Noun phrase
A celestial symbol representing the glory of Christ, His status as the herald of the new dawn, or the promise of the coming eternal kingdom. It signifies the hope of resurrection and the brightness of the Savior’s return.
earοὖς
ous · Greek Noun
A common biblical phrase denoting the spiritual capacity, granted by God, to perceive, understand, and heed divine truth. It is a call to pay attention to the revelatory message of the Holy Spirit.
Spiritπνεῦμα
pneuma · Greek Noun
The third person of the Trinity, the divine agent of God who inspires Scripture, illuminates the mind of the believer, and communicates the mind of God to the church.
churchesἐκκλησίαις
ekklēsiais · Greek Noun
The assembly of believers, the body of Christ, or a local congregation. It refers to the people called out of the world to belong to God and to represent His kingdom on earth.
