Assertion: spirit's word | /r/HasProperty | translated spirit
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: of strength
type: OTHER
value: as an indication of weakness
type: PURPOSE
value: of power and strength under control
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: in the kjv
type: LOCATION
value: in different occurrences of the words
type: OTHER
value: in the same context
type: OTHER
value: in psalm
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The Hebrew word commonly translated "spirit" has as its primary meaning "breath."(2)
text: The Greek word in Galatians 5:22-23 is often translated using other words such as patience, endurance, constancy, steadfastness, perseverance, longsuffering, and slowness in avenging wrongs.
text: The Hebrew word translated "soul" means a breathing creature, one in which life is present, whether physical life or mental life.
text: In this case, the Greek word translated as “spirit” is pneuma.
text: Although the Hebrew here rendered "breath" is a different word from that rendered "spirit" in 1:2, both have similar underlying meanings, and in Psalm 104:29-30 the same word rendered "spirit" in Genesis 1:2 is translated both "breath" and "Spirit" in the same context: "when you take away their breath (rûwach), they die and return to the dust.
text: The word "spirit" is used to denote something different in Scripture, although both the Hebrew and Greek words translated "spirit" also have the concept of breath or wind at their roots.
text: The exact same Greek and Hebrew words are translated "ghost" and "spirit" in the KJV in different occurrences of the words.
text: The Greek word translated “spirit” is pneuʹma, which also conveys the idea of an invisible power.
text: The Hebrew word ruaḥ (usually translated “spirit”) is often found in texts referring to the free and unhindered activity of God, either in creating or in revitalizing creation, especially in connection with the prophetic word or messianic expectation.
text: As we have stated earlier in this study, the word translated “spirit” is the word pneuma which means “wind”.
text: The Greek word translated “spirit” is pneuʹma, which also conveys the idea of an invisible power.
text: Before we actually look at the verses, let's first look at all the various ways these Greek and Hebrew words are translated: The word for "soul" in the Old Testament is nephesh.
text: The word is best translated 'meekness,' not as an indication of weakness, but of power and strength under control.