pisteuo as to pistis Greek - Black Preaching Network2024-03-28T09:04:58Zhttps://abcpreachers.ning.com/forum/topics/916966:Topic:158936?commentId=916966%3AComment%3A170632&feed=yes&xn_auth=noHey bro ,I am blessed and hig…tag:abcpreachers.ning.com,2008-09-30:916966:Comment:1706962008-09-30T15:56:31.410ZPastor Robert E. Ablaza BChMhttps://abcpreachers.ning.com/profile/RobertEAblaza
Hey bro ,I am blessed and highly favoured,and yes you are totally correct,and thank you for the recommendation.I am trying to paroxusmos some people into reading their bible more.That is why all the scripture that follows.Amen!!!
Hey bro ,I am blessed and highly favoured,and yes you are totally correct,and thank you for the recommendation.I am trying to paroxusmos some people into reading their bible more.That is why all the scripture that follows.Amen!!! hey bro, how are you?
Unders…tag:abcpreachers.ning.com,2008-09-30:916966:Comment:1706322008-09-30T14:03:28.812ZJames Piercehttps://abcpreachers.ning.com/profile/JamesPierce
hey bro, how are you?<br />
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Understanding still follows with the meaning of the word. Those words mean the same thing, but they are just in different word forms.<br />
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For example: Apostolos & Apostolon. These may seem like they have different meanings, but they actually both mean apostle. The differences are that Apostolos is a nominative case word, and apostolon is an accusative case word.<br />
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In Greek, you would speak the word apostolos in the subject(nominative), and apostolon in the predicate…
hey bro, how are you?<br />
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Understanding still follows with the meaning of the word. Those words mean the same thing, but they are just in different word forms.<br />
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For example: Apostolos & Apostolon. These may seem like they have different meanings, but they actually both mean apostle. The differences are that Apostolos is a nominative case word, and apostolon is an accusative case word.<br />
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In Greek, you would speak the word apostolos in the subject(nominative), and apostolon in the predicate place(accusative)<br />
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By the way, sense, cents, and scents are 100%, totally, different words(laugh). Sense deals with common sense, cents deals with pennis, and scents deals with your smell.<br />
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Greek is an awesome language to learn. Its more exact in expression than english. I recommend "<i>basics of biblical greek grammar by william mounce</i>" Like since sense cents scents…tag:abcpreachers.ning.com,2008-09-30:916966:Comment:1704262008-09-30T05:09:41.866ZPastor Robert E. Ablaza BChMhttps://abcpreachers.ning.com/profile/RobertEAblaza
Like since sense cents scents,yes you are right but they carry a different understanding how they are used no???
Like since sense cents scents,yes you are right but they carry a different understanding how they are used no??? Hey, how are you. Pisteuo and…tag:abcpreachers.ning.com,2008-09-29:916966:Comment:1698072008-09-29T13:59:42.610ZJames Piercehttps://abcpreachers.ning.com/profile/JamesPierce
Hey, how are you. Pisteuo and Pistis are actually the same word, just different word forms. Pisteuo means "I believe", or "I have faith". The omicron, or the letter o at the end of the word is the Greek personal pronoun "I". Pistis is the verb form for believe, or faith. But they are actually the same word.
Hey, how are you. Pisteuo and Pistis are actually the same word, just different word forms. Pisteuo means "I believe", or "I have faith". The omicron, or the letter o at the end of the word is the Greek personal pronoun "I". Pistis is the verb form for believe, or faith. But they are actually the same word.