Assertion: spirit's word | /r/HasProperty | pneuma
Facets:
value: in the new testament
type: LOCATION
value: in this case
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Of the seventy or so occurrences of the word Pneuma in Acts, fifty-five refer to the Holy Spirit.
text: Otherwise, the only word rendered "spirit" in the KJV New Testament is pneuma, although in John 3:8 this word is rendered "wind.
text: In the Christian scriptures, the word pneuma (plural pneumata) is used variously for the human soul, angelic or demonic spirits, and the Holy Spirit, depending on context or with a grammatical modifier.
text: New Testament usage of the words pneuma and daimonion in relation to demons follows that of later Judaism; the two words are to be distinguished from daimon, which appears only once (at Matthew 8:31) and in classical antiquity has a neutral meaning of "spirit" or "god, demigod.
text: However, in Greek the word (pneuma) is neuter.
text: In this case, the Greek word translated as “spirit” is pneuma.
text: One of the more rare usages of the word pneuma is “a spirit being,” thus it was not a great leap for early scholars—looking through a lens of pagan concepts—to regard the Holy Spirit as a third God-Being.
text: It is not a coincidence that the word for “spirit,” pneuma, can also be translated as “wind” or “breath”—just as Job 32:8, quoted above, parallels the spirit in man to “the breath of the Almighty.
text: The word Pneumatology comes from the words pneuma (wind/spirit) and ology (study of) and refers to the study of the Holy Spirit.
text: As we have stated earlier in this study, the word translated “spirit” is the word pneuma which means “wind”.
text: This is especially remarkable because the word for spirit is pneuma and this is a neuter noun.
text: In the New Testament the word for "spirit" is pneuma.
text: The corresponding Greek word is pneuma.
text: The Greek word for Spirit is pneuma (Strongs 4151), which has a similar meaning to the word ruach.
text: The Greek word for Spirit is pneuma which fundamentally means “breath, wind.