- What Does Rhema Mean? - Bible Study
The first time rhema is used in the New Testament is during Jesus' forty-day temptation by Satan Jesus, after being tempted to feed himself through a miracle after fasting for a long period, responds with the following
- Rhema versus Logos - Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
Rhema is not just the spoken word, but any means by which the Logos (the substance of what is being communicated) is conveyed Written text, spoken text, text in Hebrew, Greek, English, etc are Rhema Logos is discerned from Rhema
- How can I meditate on Scripture? - Institute in Basic Life Principles
The words of Scripture are living words Meditation allows God’s Word to live in your heart and enables Scripture to become a personal conversation between you and the Lord Jesus promised, “If ye abide in me, and my words abide in you [live in you], ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit; so shall ye be my disciples
- greek - What is the difference between logos ( λόγος ) in 1 . . .
The Action (s) to execute the Rhema in old scriptures, to see the promise done, is the Logos And there you find the chain of Jesus' Acts to the point that the concealed in old scriptures are revealed by his actions, and the salvation plan
- What is the logos in Heb 4:12? - Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
The "word" (logos) in Hebrews 4:12 is the word of God, which can be either written (as in the Bible) or spoken (as in hearing the gospel message) This "word" is active, alive, and comes with divine power because it emanates from God I would draw your attention to Mark 4:14 where Jesus uses a parable to illustrate an important point He uses the analogy of a farmer, sowing seed, BUT note what
- Why is christou translated God in KJV Romans 10:17?
I was actually looking up the verse for another question I might ask about rhema (actually rēmatos) "hearing, and hearing by " but I noticed that though I had memory of it saying "the word of God", it clearly shows "the word of Christ" if the concordances are correct
- What, if any, is the signficance of how Romans 10:17 is worded?
[Footnote: the Greek word translated "word" is ῥῆμα (rhema) and is different from Λόγος (Logos) in John 1:1-3 Rev 19:13 ] Thus, among other things, Paul is suggesting that the revelation of Jesus come from first hearing the words of Jesus from which follows faith trust belief in Jesus
- word study - Difference between ῥῆμα Θεοῦ, vs. , λόγον Θεοῦ - Biblical . . .
What is the difference in meaning between the NT's use of these two phrases, both translated quot;Word of God quot; (if any)? λόγον Θεοῦ (only the singular not plural), Matt 15:6, Mark 7:13, Luke
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