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Greek Lessons
- God Rested on the Seventh: Echoes of Genesis in Hebrews 4:4
- Judgment of the Rebels: Grammar and Imagery in Jude 6
- Bondage Before Adoption: A Grammatical and Theological Study of Galatians 4:3
- Found Faithful: Divine Expectations and Grammatical Precision in 1 Corinthians 4:2
- Authority Through the Lord: A Grammatical and Theological Study of 1 Thessalonians 4:2
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Tag Archives: ἀληθής
Synonyms: Truth in Essence and Truth in Reality: ἀληθής and ἀληθινός in the Greek New Testament
Ἀληθής and ἀληθινός are powerful and subtly distinct adjectives in the Greek New Testament. Though both are translated as “true,” their shades of meaning reveal significant theological depth, especially in the writings of John and the broader Hellenistic background. In the Greek … Continue reading