250 Greek words to explore
The Greek Word Explorer is a free, growing collection of New Testament Greek word studies for confessional Lutheran readers. Browse by theological locus, from God and the Trinity to Last Things, or search for a word or subject.
Each entry opens up what the word means, where you meet it in Scripture, and what confessional Lutherans hear in it. Further sections explore common misreadings, why the word matters, and where to read more, as the study calls for them. The collection grows one word at a time.
Not the whole language, just enough to read with confidence and to hear what the church has always heard. Start with the Word of the Week, browse the full list, or use flashcards to learn the words by heart.
What it means, where you’ll meet it in Scripture, and what confessional Lutherans hear in it.
The Christian Life
πραΰτης
Prautēs pra-OO-tays
gentleness, meekness
“Gentleness”
The Book of Numbers contains one of the most surprising character descriptions in the Old Testament. The narrator of the book pauses, in the middle of a story about family conflict among the leadership of Israel, to insert a parenthetical note about Moses:
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No words match.