Previously on the board:
1 Cor 10:5
John 4:6
Prov 16:18
“The sin underneath all our sins is to trust the lie of the serpent that we cannot trust the love and grace of Christ and must take matters into our own hands.” – Martin Luther
Augustine (354-430)
B.A. year 386
Priest year 391
Bishop year 396
Pope Gregory (6th-7th c.)
7 deadly sins
Thomas A (13th c.)
Martin Luther (16th c.)
Prov 16:18 (H1347) noun
Gimel Hey Alef (see photo of the board)
H1342 –> 7 words
Prov 29:23 (H1346) n. fem.
To mount up, hence in general, to rise, (fig.) be majestic: – gloriously, grow up, increase, be risen, triumph
Gimel Bey Hey (see photo of the board)
H1361 –> 3 words
To soar, that is be lofty
2 Chr 17:6
2 Ch 26:16
Pro 17:19
Pro 18:12
“Pride is the beginning of sin.” – Augustine
ROOT WORDS
H1342
To mount up; hence in general to rise, (fig.) be majestic
Gimel (Camel) – Hey (Revelation, look, behold) – Alef (Ox) —> look at the photo from the board
Prov 29:23, Prov 16:18
H1391
To soar, that is, be lofty
Gimel (Camel) – Bet (House) – Hey (man with arms raised)
H2102
To seethe; fig. to be insolent
Zayin (Plow, weapon) – Vav (Nail, peg) – Dalet (Door, tent)
GRACE – PRIDE – FREE WILL
160AC – 220 Tertullian
352 AC Augustine
Gimel Bey Hey (see photo of the board)
H1361 –> 3 words
To soar, that is be lofty
2 Chr 17:6
2 Ch 26:16
Pro 17:19
Pro 18:12
Is 55:9
Jer 13:15
2 Chr 32:26
Is 5:15
On the board today:
G212 alazonea n.fem.
braggadocia, that is, (by impl.) self confidence
“vagrant braggery”
Jas 4:16
1 John 2:16
G213 n. masc.
an empty pretender
Rom 1:30
2 Ti 3:2
From: Ale (vagrancy)
G5196 hubis n.fem.
1. insolene
– impudence, pride, haughtiness
2. a wrong springing from insolence, an injury, affront, insult
3. mental injury and wantonness of its infliction being prominent
4. Injury inflicted by the violence of a tempest
G5244 adj. huperêphanos
lit. “over-appearing”
Luke 1:51
Rom 1:30
2 Ti 3:2
Jas 4:6
1 Pet 5:5
G5228 huper = over, above
G5316 phaino = to shine, show
G212 = vagrant braggery
G213 = empty pretender
G5187 = to envelop with smoke, that is, (fig.) inflate with self-conceit
Insolent. Haughty.
G5196