Playlist: epignosis (#G1922) (topic)
Experiencing God
Sermon by Richard T. RitenbaughIn II Peter 1:2, 3, 8, and II Peter 3:18, the Greek word *epignosis* (G1922) is used, signifying not merely knowledge, but precise and correct knowledge, a true and precious understanding. This term, compounded with the preposition *epi* meaning over or upon, suggests a greater, transcendent knowledge, surpassing ordinary …
You Don't Know What You Don't Know
Sermonette by Hunter D. SwansonIt is okay not to know what we do not know. True knowledge begins with the fear of God, relying on God's guidance for the transformative journey of faith.
Discerning Spirits and Discerning the Body
Sermon by Martin G. CollinsThe Greek word *epignosis* (G1922), as mentioned in Philippians 1:9, refers to advanced spiritual knowledge. This knowledge pertains specifically to spiritual matters, encompassing the understanding of God and doctrinal insights. It is a knowledge acquired through the study of God's Word. Paul emphasizes that Christians need …
Thank You for Finishing What You Start!
Sermon by Martin G. CollinsIn Philippians 1, Paul prays for the Christians in Philippi, emphasizing the need for their love to abound in all knowledge and discernment. He uses the special Greek word *epignosis* (G1922), which refers to advanced spiritual knowledge. This term is applied only to spiritual and doctrinal understanding in the New Testament, a …
Spiritual Renewal
Sermon by Martin G. CollinsIn praying for the Christians at Philippi, Paul asked that their love might abound in all knowledge and discernment. The word used here is a special Greek term, *epignosis* (G1922), which refers to advanced spiritual knowledge. In the New Testament, this word is applied only to spiritual matters, to the knowledge of God, and to …
The Covenants, Grace, and Law (Part Twenty-One)
Sermon by John W. RitenbaughIn Colossians 1:10, Paul subtly challenges the claims of the Gnostics, who prided themselves on superior knowledge, as the term "Gnostic" means to know. However, Paul uses the word epignosis (G1922), which translates to complete knowledge. He asserts to the Colossians that they already possess complete knowledge through their …