Definisi Ibrani 5825-5849

5825
Synonyms

   See Definition for ginosko         1097
   See Definition for eido            1492
   See Definition for epistamai       1987
   See Definition for suniemi         4920

   1097 - a knowledge grounded on personal experience
   1492 - to see with the mind's eye, signifies a clear and purely
          mental perception
   1987 - a knowledge obtained by proximity to the thing known,
          cf. our understanding
   4920 - implies a native insight, knowledge gained through the
          five senses

5826
Synonyms

   See Definition for gnosis          1108
   See Definition for sophia          4678
   See Definition for sunesis         4907
   See Definition for phronesis       5428

Compare: 1108 4678

   1108 denotes knowledge by itself, 4678 denotes wisdom as
   exhibited in action, 1108 applies chiefly to the
   apprehension of truths, 4678 adds the power of reasoning
   about them and tracing their relationships.

Compare: 4678, 4907, 5428

   4678 - denotes a "mental excellence of the highest sense", to
          details
   4907 - critical, apprehending the bearing of things
   5428 - practical, suggesting lines of action

5827
Synonyms

   See Definition for daneizo         1155
   See Definition for chrao           5531

   1155 - to lend on interest, as a business transaction
   5531 - to lend, grant the use of, as a friendly act

5828
Synonyms

   See Definition for deesis          1162
   See Definition for enteuxis        1783
   See Definition for proseuche       4335

1162 is petitionary, 4335 is a word of sacred character, being
limited to prayer to God, whereas 1162 may also be used of a
request addressed to man. 1783 expresses confiding access to
God, 1162 gives prominence to the expression of personal need.
4335 to the element of devotion, 1783 to that of childlike
confidence, by representing prayer as the heart's conversation
with God.

5829
Synonyms

   See Definition for dei             1163
   See Definition for chre            5534

   1163 - seems to be more suggestive of moral obligation, denoting esp.
          that constrain which arises from divine appointment
   5534 - signifies the necessity resulting from time and circumstances

5830
Synonyms

   See Definition for despotes        1203
   See Definition for kurios          2962

   1203 - relates only to a slave and denotes absolute ownership and
          uncontrolled power
   2962 - has a wider meaning, applicable to the various ranks and
          relations of life and not suggestive of either property or
          of absolutism

5831
Synonyms

   See Definition for deloo           1213
   See Definition for emphanizo       1718

   1213 - to render evident to the mind, of such disclosures as exhibit
          character or suggest inferences
   1718 - to manifest to the sight, make visible

5832
Synonyms

   See Definition for demos           1218
   See Definition for laos            2992

   In classical Greek
      1218 - denotes the people as organised into a body politic
      2992 - an unorganised people at large
   In Biblical Greek
      1218 - the chosen people of God
      2992 - the people of a heathen city

5833
Synonyms

   See Definition for diadema         1238
   See Definition for stephanos       4735

   1238 - is a crown as a badge of royalty
   4735 - like the Latin "corona" is the crown in the sense of a
          chaplet, wreath or garland -- the badge of "victory in
          the games of civic worth, of military valour, of
          nuptial joy, of festive gladness"

5834
Synonyms

   See Definition for diakonos        1249
   See Definition for douloo          1402
   See Definition for therapon        2324
   See Definition for huperetes       5257

1249 represents the servant in his activity for the work; not in
his relation, either servile, as that of that 1402, or more
voluntary, as in the case of 2324, to a person. 1402 opp. to 1249
denotes a bondman, one who sustains a permanent servile relation to
another. 2324 is the voluntary performer of services, whether as a
freeman or a slave; it is a nobler tenderer word than 1402. 5257
suggests subordination.

5835
Synonyms

   See Definition for deilia          1167
   See Definition for eulabeia        2124
   See Definition for phoberos        5398

   1167 - always used in a bad sense
   2124 - usually used in a good sense
   5398 - used in a good or bad sense

5836
Synonyms

   See Definition for didomi          1325
   See Definition for doreomai        1433

1325 "to give" in general, opposite to 2983 "to take"; 1433
specific, "to bestow, present"; 1325 might be used even of evils,
but 1433 could be used of such things only ironically.

5837
Synonyms

   See Definition for dokeo           1380
   See Definition for hegeomai        2233
   See Definition for nomizo          3543
   See Definition for oiomai          3633
   See Definition for phaino          5316

Compare: 1380, 5316

   1380 - refers to the subjective judgment, which may or may not
          conform to the fact
   5316 - refers to the actual external appearance, generally
          correct, but possibly deceptive

Compare: 1380, 2233 (2), 3543 (2), 3633

   2233 and 3543 denote a belief resting not on one's inner
   feeling or sentiment, but on the due consideration of
   external grounds, and the weighing and comparing of facts.
   1380 and 3633 on the other hand, describe a subjective
   judgment growing out of inclination or a view of facts in
   their relation to us. 2233 denotes a more deliberate and
   careful judgment than 3543; 3633 a subjective judgment which
   has feeling rather than thought (1380) for its ground.

5838
Synonyms

   See Definition for dikastes        1348
   See Definition for krites          2923

   1348 - is the more dignified and official term
   2923 - gives prominence to the mental process, whether the
          judge is a magistrate or not

5839
Synonyms

   See Definition for doma            1390
   See Definition for dosis           1394
   See Definition for dorea           1431
   See Definition for doron           1435

1390 refers to giving or a thing given, cf. a medical dose. 1435
refers to a present yet not always gratuitous or wholly unsuggestive
of recompence; 1431 differs from 1435 in denoting a gift which is
also a gratuity, hence of the gift of a sovereign. 1394 is what God
confers as a possessor of all things.

5840
Synonyms

   See Definition for heilikrines     1506
   See Definition for katharos        2513

   1506 - denotes freedom from falsehoods
   2513 - denotes freedom from defilements, of the flesh and
          the world

5841
Synonyms

   See Definition for ekplesso        1605
   See Definition for ptoeo           4422
   See Definition for tremo           5141
   See Definition for phobeo          5399

   1605 - "to be astonished", prop. to be struck with terror, of a
          sudden and startling alarm; but like our "astonish" in
          popular use, often employed on comparatively slight occasions
   4422 - "to terrify", to agitate with fear
   5141 - "to tremble", predominately physical
   5399 - "to fear", the general term; often used of a protracted state

5842
Synonyms

   See Definition for eleeo           1653
   See Definition for oiktirmos       3628

   1653 - to feel sympathy with the misery of another, esp. such
          sympathy as manifests itself in act, less freq. in word
   3628 - denotes the inward feeling of compassion which abides in
          the heart. A criminal begs 1653 of his judge; but hopeless
          suffering is often the object of 3628.

5843
Synonyms

   See Definition for eniautos        1763
   See Definition for etos            2094

   1763 - denotes a year as viewed as a cycle or period of time
   2094 - denotes a year as a division or sectional portion of time

5844
Synonyms

   See Definition for entellomai      1781
   See Definition for keleuo          2753
   See Definition for paraggello      3853
   See Definition for tasso           5021

   1781 - to enjoin, is used esp. of those whose office or position
          invests them with claims, and points rather to the contents
          of the command, cf "our instruction"
   2753 - to command, designates verbal orders, coming usually from a
          superior
   3853 - to charge, is used esp. of the order of a military commander
          to his troops
   5021 - assign a post to, with a suggestion of duties connected with
          it, often used of military appointments

   3853 differs from 1781 in denoting fixed and abiding obligations
   rather than specific or occasional instructions, duties arising from
   the office rather than coming from the personal will of a superior.

5845
Synonyms

   See Definition for epithumia       1939
   See Definition for pathos          3806

   3806 represents the passive, 1939 the active side of vice;
   1939 is more comprehensive in meaning than 3806; 1939 is
   (evil) desire, 3806 is ungovernable desire.

5846
Synonyms

   See Definition for zoon            2226
   See Definition for therion         2342

   2226 - means a living creature
   2342 - means a beast

5847
Synonyms

   See Definition for hesuchazo       2270
   See Definition for sigao           4601
   See Definition for siopao          4623

   2270 - describes a quiet condition in general, inclusive of silence
   4601 - describes a mental condition and its manifestation, esp.
          in speechlessness (silence from fear, grief, awe, etc.)
   4623 - describes the more external and physical term, denotes
          abstinence from speech

5848
Synonyms

   See Definition for theaomai        2300
   See Definition for theoreo         2334

   2334 - word not used of an indifferent spectator, but of one who
          looks at a thing with interest and for a purpose; would be
          used of a general officially reviewing or inspecting his army
   2300 - is used of a lay spectator looking at a parade. 2334 denotes
          a careful observation of details whereas 2300 denotes only
          perception in general

5849
Synonyms

   See Definition for theiotes        2305
   See Definition for theotes         2320

   2320 "deity" differs from 2305 "divinity" as essence differs from
   quality or attribute.