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Biblical Word Studies

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GreekG4071

A Bird or Winged Creature

πετεινόνpeteinón

G4071 is an adjective meaning winged or flying that functions substantivally in the New Testament for birds or winged creatures. Birds appear in Jesus' teaching as recipients of the Father's provision, agents within seed parables, creatures with...

Teaching OpensG4071 opens teaching on providence, attentive observation of creation, seed and reception, and shelter and hospitality. It also supports teaching on costly discipleship, creaturely...

Matt.6.26
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Matt.13.32

Word Studies

A Bird or Winged Creature

A Blow or Affliction; A Skin Condition or Material Contamination

A Contribution, Offering, Lifted Portion, Tribute, Or Set-Apart Gift

A Disciple, Learner, Or Follower

A Famine, Hunger, Or Severe Food Shortage

A Fast; Fasting; The Practice of Abstaining from Food as a Religious Act

A Fellow Slave Serving the Same Master

A Female Slave or Maidservant Within a Household

A Fishing Net

A Gardener, Keeper of a Garden

A Governor, Ruler, Leader, Or Commander

A Guide or One Who Leads Along a Way

A Household Servant or Enslaved Domestic Worker

A Human Being, Person, Or Man in Context

A Judgment Seat or Tribunal Platform

A Lamp That Gives Light

A Lie, Falsehood, Or What Stands Against Truth

A Linen Towel

A Man; A Husband; An Adult Male

A Measure or Measured Amount

A Military Commander or Officer

A Moneychanger

A Month or Measured Interval of Months

A People; Nation; Congregation; Troops

A Precept or Statute , Especially the Decalogue or Pentateuch

A Psalm, Sacred Song, Or Scriptural Song of Praise and Prayer

A Roman Pound or Measured Pound

A Serpent or Snake

A Signal (Literally or Figuratively), As a Flag , Beacon , Monument , Omen , Prodigy , Evidence , Etc.

A Song or Singing

Verse Form Guides

To Grasp

To Be

Perhaps Properly

To Die

To Be Safe

Perhaps Properly

(Intensively) to Constitute , Enjoin

To Send Away

To Fasten Upon

To Live

To Be High Actively

Properly

(Intensively) to Constitute , Enjoin

To Go or Come

To Say

To Say

To Occupy

To Occupy

To Grasp

To Grasp

To Revolve

(Intensively) to Constitute , Enjoin

To Give

Properly

To Inquire

To Give

To Give

To Lie Down

To Depress Literally or Figuratively

To Depress Literally or Figuratively

Verb Aspect Entry Points

To Say

To Speak or Say (by Word or Writing)

To Have/Be

To Come or Go (in a Great Variety of Applications, Literally and Figuratively)

To Make or Do (in a Very Wide Application, More or Less Direct)

By Extension, To Attend to; By Hebraism, To Experience; Passively, To Appear

To Give

To Hear (in Various Senses)

To Be

To Perceive: See

To Speak

While Is More Violent, To Seize or Remove))

To Trust (in)

To Answer

To Know

To Issue (Literally or Figuratively)

To Be Able or Possible