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Greek Lessons
- Priestly Lineage and Named Authority in Acts 4:6: Apposition, Lists, and Genitive Identification in Narrative Greek
- Divine Speech and Illuminated Hearts in 2 Corinthians 4:6: Participles, Prepositions, and the Revelation of God’s Glory in Christ
- The Shallow Ground: Quick Growth, No Root in Mark 4:5
- A Glimpse of Power: The Devil’s Offer in Luke 4:5
- The Seed on the Path: Structure and Symbolism in Mark 4:4
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Tag Archives: εὐλάβεια
Synonyms: From Cowardice to Reverence: δειλία, φόβος, and εὐλάβεια in the Greek New Testament
Fear in the New Testament is expressed through multiple Greek terms, each with unique connotations. The words δειλία, φόβος, and εὐλάβεια represent three distinct responses to danger, authority, or the divine: cowardice, terror or dread, and reverence. Their careful usage … Continue reading
