Strong’s G0227
ἀληθής
Part of speech
Adjective
Transliteration
aléthés
Pronunciation
ah-lay-THAYS
Definition
True, truthful, genuine
Meaning
unconcealed, true, true in fact, worthy of credit, truthful.
Usage
The Greek adjective ἀληθής (aléthés) is used to describe something that is true, real, or genuine. It often refers to the truthfulness or reliability of a statement, person, or thing. In the New Testament, it is used to affirm the truth of God's word, the authenticity of Jesus Christ, and the sincerity of believers.
Bible references
Matthew 22:16;Mark 12:14;John 3:33;John 4:18;John 5:31;John 5:32;John 6:55;John 6:55;John 7:18;John 8:13;John 8:14;John 8:17;John 8:26;John 10:41;John 19:35;John 21:24;Acts 12:9;Romans 3:4;2 Corinthians 6:8;Philippians 4:8;Titus 1:13;1 Peter 5:12;2 Peter 2:22;1 John 2:8;1 John 2:27