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Is Parousia is a Greek word which describes the persecution and martyrdom of Peter?
Absolutely Not! It's Greek for: Presence. And instead has everything to do with the Second coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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What is 'parousia' when translated from Greek to French?
Parousie is a literal French equivalent of the Greek word parousia (παρουσία). The pronunciation of the feminine singular noun -- which references "arrival, official visit, presence," especially in terms of the second advent of Jesus of Nazareth (7 - 2 B.C. - A.D. 30 - 33) -- will be "pa-roo-zee" in French.
How do you pronouce martyr?
Martyr is pronounced MAH-TER as in Martyrdom derived from greek terminology.
What is the greek name for quality?
The greek word that precisely describes the English word of "quality" is "ποιότητα - poeoteta".
How did Greek Philosopher Aristotle describe tragedy?
Greek philosophy describes tragedy as an "imitation of an action"
Greek name describes mind body and soul?
Psyche
What term describes a Greek statue that is brought to a museum?
artifact
The Greek's where both smart and thinker's what is a word that describes this?
Philosophy.
What is the Bible word for the end of time?
The New Testament concept of the end of time is called "parousia". This is a Greek word that means arrival - when Jesus will come, although most New Testament authors obviously believed that he had already come and that the parousia would be a second coming. Mark believed that the end of time would occur within his generation, but later authors began to accept that it would not be soon. However, in the Tanakh (Jewish Bible), there is no talk of the 'end of the world' at all.
How do you say foot in greek?
The greek word that describes the word foot is πους [ο] - [ancient]. The modern greek word is πόδι [το].
What best describes Lucretius?
A follower of the teaching of Greek philosopher Epicurus.
What best describes Rome's contribution to the Greek alphabet?
They modified the Greek alphabet to create the alphabet that is widely used today
What word describes a wine lover ending in phile?
The word is "oenophile", from Greek roots.
