[Greek] χωρέω (chōreō), [Latin] intrare, [Latin] capere, [Latin] revertere, [French] prendre, [French] saisir, [French] renverser, [French] retourner, [German] zuruckkommen: to make room for, to accept, to admit, to obtain full measure of; Mt.15:17, Mt.19:11-12, Mk.2:2, Jn.2:6, Jn.8:37, Jn.21:25, 2Cor.7:2, 2Pet.3:9…
[Greek] γαμέω (gameō), [Latin] ducere, [Latin] nubere, [Latin] iungere matrimonium, ,[French] guider, [French] diriger, [French] espouser, [French] prendre, [French] recevoir, [French] joinder, [German] verbinden
[Greek] γαμέω (gameō), [Latin] ducere, [Latin] nubere, [Latin] iungere matrimonium, [French] guider, [French] diriger, [French] espouser, [French] prendre, [French] recevoir, [French] joinder, [German] verbinden: to wed, to marry, to give into marriage; 29 scriptures This is what God intends for…
[Greek] φόβος (phobos), [Latin] timere, [Latin] timor, [Latin] metus, [German] shrecken
[Greek] φόβος (phobos), [Latin] timere, [Latin] timor, [Latin] metus, [German] shrecken: fear, reverence, panic; 47 scriptural references Oftentimes, in our post Christian secular culture, telling the truth can be a very dangerous thing. This has come all more evident in…
[Greek] ὑποτάσσω (hypotassō), [Latin] subdare, [Latin] subicere, [French] soumettre, [French] obeir, [Latin] obtemperare, [Latin] humilitas
[Greek] ὑποτάσσω (hypotassō), [Latin] subdare, [Latin] subicere, [French] soumettre, [French] obeir, [Latin] obtemperare, [Latin] humilitas: to be subject to, to submit, to be obedient, to bring under control, to put oneself under; 49 scriptures Pope John Paul II’s Theology of…
[Greek] ἐκδημέω (ekdēmeō), [Latin] peregrinare, [French] voyager au loin, [Latin] absens
[Greek] ἐκδημέω (ekdēmeō), [Latin] peregrinare, [French] voyager au loin, [Latin] absens: to be absent, to be away, to emigrate, to vacate; 2Cor.5:6,8-9 Like St. Patrick, we are also citizens living with barbarians far away from our eternal home in heaven.…
[Greek] ἀγνοέω (agnoeō), [Latin] ignorare, [Latin] ignorantes, [Latin] ignoramus, [Latin] ignotus
[Greek] ἀγνοέω (agnoeō), [Latin] ignorare, [Latin] ignorantes, [Latin] ignoramus, [Latin] ignotus: to ignore, to not know, to be ignorant, to not pay attention, to not recognize, to fail to understand; 25 scriptural references In our current society, this “old fashioned”…