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This podcast is meant to encourage and equip you to study the Word. Join me as I uncover word definitions, and historical context and later, ask myself questions to help me apply it personally. Expect stories, reflection, comparisons from nature, and more. I am bilingual so you might detect an accent. Most episodes are available in English and Spanish.
Definiciones de las palabras “confesar” y “arrepentir”
Don’t Take My Word For It
42 minutes 56 seconds
1 year ago
Definiciones de las palabras “confesar” y “arrepentir”
En ciertos lenguajes, una sola palabra puede tener varias connotaciones. En estudio bíblico, es muy informativo saber cuál fue la palabra usada en el manuscrito original para mejor entender su implicación completa. Hoy exploramos las posibilidades de las palabras “confesar” y “arrepentir”. Utilicé el diccionario Vine’s Expository Dictionary y la página web, the Blue Letter Bible . Puedes verificar todo este material en ambos. II Cor. 9:13 | I Tim. 6:12-13 se usa la palabra “profesar” para traducir la palabra original griega, “homólogia” la cual tradicionalmente se traduce como “confesar”. Heb. 7:21 | II Cor. 7:8 se usa la palabra griega “metamelomai” queriendo significar remordimiento o “regret”, pero en español se usa la palabra “arrepentir”. Esta palabras no significan lo mismo aunque se confunden a menudo. En Hechos 1:16-25 puedes ver la descripción de Judas que discutimos.
Don’t Take My Word For It
This podcast is meant to encourage and equip you to study the Word. Join me as I uncover word definitions, and historical context and later, ask myself questions to help me apply it personally. Expect stories, reflection, comparisons from nature, and more. I am bilingual so you might detect an accent. Most episodes are available in English and Spanish.
