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Greek Words for Sin
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In order to study the definition of Sin, here is a list of Greek words translated as sin:
- ¢amartia - to miss the Mark
- agnohma - an act done in ignorance of
God's will
- Hebrews 9:7 (Sin committed in ignorance)
- 1 Timothy 1:13 (Sin committed in ignorance)
- ¢uperbainw
- going beyond the will of God
- 1 Thessalonians 4:6 (overstepping or trespass) in Josephus and Philo lit.
"going beyond the head of the risen Lord."
- skandalon - a cause of sinning or
causing someone else to fail
- enoicoV -
guilty or liable
- ponhroV -
guilty or evil, as a noun one who has done an evil deed.
- ptaiw - stumbling or failing to live
up to God's will
- proskomma - taking the opportunity to
sin or cause someone to sin
- paratoma - a transgression of the will
of God
More information forthcoming.
Many of these words are only used once in the whole bible, so for a complete
listing of how words were used by early Christians see:
A Greek-English lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian
Literature by Walter Bauer
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