BACK TO THE BIBLE and TAKING NOTE OF KEY GREEK WORDS USED IN BIBLICAL TEXTS.

22/04/25

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By their own admission and theologies, the billions of Christians in the world are divided into two groups regarding the biblical scriptures:- 

(a) Those who believe in (and place) the authority of biblical scripture above all the doctrines and theologies of men ("God's Word above all things"); and

(b) Those who do not.

However, there is a third group:

(c) Those who claim to believe in the authority of biblical scripture above all doctrines and theologies of men, and yet fail the test when confronted with a choice between their own doctrines and theologies and what biblical scripture actually teaches.
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BACK TO THE BIBLE

This site contains the results of a search for all New Testament verses containing the Greek words:

(1) Psyche | Zao | Zoe

Conflating psyche, zao, and zoe or conflating zoe and zao can keep your understanding of biblical scripture shackled to a false doctrine (or two, or three). Unshackle your mind.

The verses using the words are all quoted in the pages linked to below.

PsycheUsed interchangeably for:
  • The soul.
  • The mind.
  • The life of the flesh.

ZaoAlive | Living  (list of verses in the New Testament, quoted in the link).

ZoeLife | Eternal life  (list of verses in the New Testament, quoted in the link).

(2) gennáō: To be born of, also to procreate (properly, of the father, but by extension of the mother). 

(3) zoopoieo: Quickened | made alive again (from the dead - not created or born); and 

(4) THE Resurrection (of the body) from the dead:

anástasis: THE Resurrection (of the body) from the dead; and
égersis (a resurgence from death: --resurrection); and 
egeírō (to waken); and 
anístēmi (to stand up).

Reason:

In order to ascertain what (or to whom) the New Testament applies each of the above words to in the case of each and every verse. 

The verses containing the above words are not only listed, but they are also quoted under each reference, so that the reader can see for himself/herself whether or not what (or to whom) scripture applies the words to (in the case of each passage and verse) is the same as what (or to whom) the doctrine / theology taught in their respective churches / congregations applies the words to. *

* Some of these articles may be difficult to follow in places due to transformation from a collection of Bible study notes into something that others will (hopefully) be able to understand.

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