From the original languages
Bible Word Studies
Some words carry more than their English translation can hold. Each page below looks at one Greek or Hebrew word from the Bible: what it meant, where the King James Version uses it, and what it means for how you pray.
Word studies
Greek words
From the language of the New Testament, extracted from the KJV using Strong’s numbering.
Abba: The Word Jesus Used for FatherAgape: The Greek Word for LoveCharis: The Greek Word for GraceEirene: The Greek Word for PeaceHosanna: The Cry That Became PraiseLogos: The WordMaranatha: Our Lord, ComeMetanoia: A Change of Mind That Turns You AroundRhema: The Spoken WordSozo: Saved, Healed, Made Whole
Word studies
Hebrew words
From the language of the Old Testament, extracted from the KJV using Strong’s numbering.
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