Stauros, meaning stake, or pole. There is no evidence that a cross was ever used.
The Greek-speaking early Christians of the Middle East, who simply called it : the "Book"- Biblos, in Greek.
The Greek for "bible" is "Βίβλος"; pronounced vivlos.
The word Bible is not an acronym. It comes from the Greek term ta biblia which means "the books".
Bible is the English of the Greek term 'biblion,' which means "book" or "roll." Its root term 'byblos' means the papyrus plant common in the river banks and marshes along the Nile River.
It is a Bible which includes cross references to identify commonalities between different parts of the Bible.
Bible translations into Greek happened in 1901.
No. It is a figure of speech used in Greek Mythology referring to Helen of Troy.
Jehovah's Witnesses see the cross as a pagan symbol and believe that it was an upright stake with no crossbeam that Jesus was nailed to. Actually, even though many people have not been taught this by their religious system, the word 'cross' is not in the original Greek Bible manuscripts. The word 'stake' or 'tree' is in the Greek manuscripts. Thus Jehovah's Witnesses use the word 'stake', because that's the actual word in the Bible.
The Greek flag contains the colors blue and white.
Its the "God Head" meaning father, spirit and sonthe trinity is the Father, the Son and the Holy SpiritAnother Answer:Concerning the Judeo-Christian Bible, the term 'trinity' is no where to be found or alluded to. It is entirely a term which has its roots in Platonic and Greek philosophy. The word 'trinity' comes from the Greek 'trias' which means three. It was later Latinized as 'trinitas' and comes into the English as 'trinity.'
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A Greek cross is usually located above an X. The Greek cross has a horizontal line and a vertical line. Each line will have an equal length to it.