kardia kardia. Pronunciation: kar-dee'-ah. Origin: prolonged from a primary kar (Latin, cor, "heart"). Reference: TDNT - 3:605,415. PrtSpch: n f. In Greek: ...

May 27, 2004 · “Heart” is the Greek kardia which may refer to the physical pump or to the inner man—to either the mind or emotions or will, or to all three.

Dec 14, 2005 · First John 3:20 is right to the point—“if our conscience [Greek: heart (kardiva, kardia)] condemns us, that God is greater than our conscience [ ...

Nov 27, 2012 · The two Greek terms "heart" (kardia) and "mind" (nous) are synonymous in speaking about the whole person (feeling and thinking). Paul ...

Jul 11, 2013 · Greek Transliteration of James 1:26 with [Strong #] and brief definitions: ... kardia [2588] the heart: thoughts, feelings ... The Greek word ...

The Greek word, kardia, “refers to the thinking, willing, and feeling dimensions of human existence.”[75]. Again, Paul anticipated the judgment seat of ...

HEART [ISBE]. HEART - hart (lebh, lebhabh; kardia): The different senses in which the word occurs in the Old Testament and the New Testament may be grouped ...

... kardia, and in Vulgate, a corde, Luther, im ... Greek and not of the Hebrew mind. In the New ... Thus the Hebrew ruach is rendered by nous in 1 Cor 2:16 ...

Greek; Library; Word Study; Search. Philippians 1 ... kardia) refers to the whole personality ... with me” (NIV) are translations of a Greek word (sugkoinonous) ...