weakἀσθενέω
astheneō · Greek Adjective
Referring to a Christian whose understanding of the gospel's freedom or implications is limited, often resulting in an overly scrupulous conscience regarding matters of adiaphora (indifferent things).
faithπίστις
pistis · Greek Noun
In this context, faith refers to a believer's settled conviction regarding what is permissible or forbidden by God in areas not explicitly commanded or prohibited by Scripture.
welcomeπροσλαμβάνω
proslambanō · Greek Verb
The act of receiving someone into Christian fellowship or community, implying acceptance and equality within the body of Christ.
quarrel over opinionsδιακρίσεις
diakrisis · Greek Noun
Refers to disputes, debates, or arguments, specifically those arising from differing interpretations or personal convictions on non-essential issues.
despiseἐξουθενέω
exoutheneō · Greek Verb
To look down upon or treat with contempt; it describes a lack of respect for another person’s worth or Christian standing.
pass judgmentκρίνω
krinō · Greek Verb
The act of evaluating, condemning, or pronouncing a verdict on another person's character or standing before God.
servantοἰκέτης
oiketēs · Greek Noun
A person who is owned by, under the authority of, and dedicated to the service of a superior; in theology, it highlights the believer's total belonging to God.
upheld/make him standἵστημι
histēmi · Greek Verb
To uphold, confirm, or cause to stand; biblically, it refers to God’s preserving power in the life of the believer to ensure they remain faithful.
esteemsκρίνω
krinō · Greek Verb
To value, consider, or judge something as having greater importance or significance than something else.
fully convincedπληροφορέω
plērophoreō · Greek Adjective
The state of being mentally settled or having a clear conscience regarding a decision, based on the conviction that one is acting in accordance with God’s will.
honor of the Lordκυρίῳ
kyriō · Greek Noun
In a biblical context, to honor someone is to show high respect, esteem, or reverence. When directed toward the Lord, it signifies recognizing His authority, worth, and supremacy in all aspects of life.
gives thanksεὐχαριστεῖ
eucharistei · Greek Verb
To offer expressions of gratitude or praise to God for His character, works, or providence. In the life of a believer, it is a response of faith acknowledging God's sovereignty and goodness.
the LordΚύριος
Kyrios · Greek Noun
The New Testament title for Jesus, recognizing Him as the sovereign Master, Owner, and Ruler over all creation, including the church and the life of every individual believer.
ChristΧριστὸς
Christos · Greek Noun
The Anointed One of God, the promised Messiah of the Old Testament, who fulfilled the redemptive purpose of God through His death and resurrection to save humanity and establish His kingdom.
pass judgmentκρίνεις
krineis · Greek Verb
The act of critiquing, evaluating, or condemning another person's actions, motives, or standing before God. Scripture forbids believers from usurping God's role as the final judge of His servants.
brotherἀδελφόν
adelphon · Greek Noun
A fellow member of the family of God, bound by the new covenant in Christ. This term emphasizes the equality, unity, and mutual responsibility believers have toward one another in the body of Christ.
despiseἐξουθενεῖς
exoutheneis · Greek Verb
To view someone with contempt or as having no value; to treat with disdain or look down upon. It is antithetical to the love and humility Christ commands His followers to have for one another.
judgment seatβῆμα
bēma · Greek Noun
The tribunal or bench of a judge. In the New Testament, it refers to the final, solemn evaluation of believers by God to account for their lives and deeds before Him.
