Greek word pisteuo
GREEK WORD STUDIES πιστεύω, 'pisteuo' meaning 'to believe'
The word “believe” in the Greek is the word pisteuo. It’s a simple term that means to have confidence in, to have an inward conviction that something is true. To believe in Jesus is to be convinced that it is true that Jesus alone gives me eternal life freely, as a gift, when I simply believe Him for that gift!
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To begin, it should be noted that John does not use the Greek noun for faith. But it uses the verb for believe (pisteuo) 98 times. That is far more than any other Bible book. An alternate title for this study could be “Believing According to the Gospel of John.” In …
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In Greek every form, whether noun, verb, adjective, or participle is built on the same root word, “pisteuo”. Therefore, faith simply means to genuinely believe that something is true, or that an individual is worthy of being trusted.
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In the original Greek there is. a word play between episteusan, translated as “believe in” and. episteuen, translated as “entrust”. Many people were “believing in. Jesus”, but Jesus was not “believing in/trusting them”. Both words are derived from the Greek word pisteuo …
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The word “believe” in the Greek is “pisteuo.” This word means to have faith in, upon, or with respect to a person or thing, especially one’s spiritual well being to Christ.6 “Pisteuo” is used in Scripture of saving faith. It is the same word used in John 3:16 “whosoever believes in …
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Thayer’s Greek Lexicon says that this word “turned” (NT:1994 – epistrepho) is used “of Gentiles passing over to the religion of Christ.” Warren Wiersbe said… When the saints were scattered abroad during Saul’s persecution of the church (Acts 8:1), some of them ended up in …
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John used the Greek word pisteuo, meaning “believe,” 106 times. The other three gospels all together used it 34 times, only about a third of John’s total. This difference in emphasis shows how important the idea of believing is to John’s story.
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The Greek word for . faith. is “pistis” and the Greek word for . believe. is “pisteuo.” They are basically the same Greek word except that faith is the noun form and believe is the verb form. James 2:14-17. How does the illustration in verse 15-16 demonstrate that faith without action if …
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"Faith" = Greek noun pistis; "I have faith, trust, believe" = Greek verb pisteuo. 1. Faith - Usage and Definitions. A. The word faith is used in _____ specific ways in the NT. 1) As a term for C_____ in general - (Acts 6:7) So the word of God spread. The number of disciples in Jerusalem increased rapidly, and a large number of priests became ...
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The second key word is “believe” (Greek, pisteuo). This is the reaction called for. When the evidence is presented (the signs and testimonies) the result within a person should be faith or belief. There are one of two reactions one can have when presented with the evidence concerning Jesus. He can accept the evidence (have faith) or he can ...
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