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.
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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.
In English we sometimes use one word to cover many different things. It’s helpful to know what root word implication is used to better grasp the message of a verse. Today, we explore the words “confess” and “repent”. I used the Vine’s Expository Dictionary and the Blue Letter Bible online. You can verify all this on either tool. II Cor. 9:13 | I Tim. 6:12-13 use the word profess for the root word “homólogia” which is confession. Heb. 7:21 | II Cor. 7:8 uses the word “metamelomai” as regret when translated to repent. In Acts 1:16-25 you can read the specific description of Judas if interested.
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.
