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Greek Lessons
- From Whom the Whole Body Grows: Unity and Function in Ephesians 4:16
- The Custom of the Sabbath: A Greek Look at Luke 4:16
- Sharing in the Gospel: Grammatical Partnership and Ecclesial Generosity in Philippians 4:15
- Justice and the Lord: Grammatical Petition and Retributive Theology in 2 Timothy 4:14
- Until I Come: Grammatical Imperatives and Ministerial Priorities in 1 Timothy 4:13
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Tag Archives: ܪܛܢ
ἀγανακτέω
ἀγανακτέω: (1) to be indignant, (2) moved with indignation, (3) be very displeased Part of Speech: verb Latin: (1) indignari (2) indigne ferre Syriac: (1) ܪܓܙ (angry) (2) ܒܐܫ (offended; displeased) (3) ܪܛܢ (murmur) (4) ܚܡܬ (angry) Matthew 20:24 Study … Continue reading
