Strong’s G0228

ἀληθινός

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

aléthinos

Pronunciation

ah-lay-thee-NOS

Definition

True, genuine, real

Meaning

true (lit: made of truth), real, genuine.

Usage

The Greek adjective ἀληθινός (aléthinos) is used to describe something that is true, genuine, or real in contrast to what is false, counterfeit, or imaginary. It emphasizes authenticity and reliability. In the New Testament, it often refers to God, Jesus Christ, or divine truths, underscoring their ultimate reality and faithfulness.

Bible references

Luke 16:11;John 1:9;John 4:23;John 4:37;John 6:32;John 7:28;John 8:16;John 15:1;John 17:3;John 19:35;1 Thessalonians 1:9;Hebrews 8:2;Hebrews 9:24;Hebrews 10:22;1 John 2:8;1 John 5:20;1 John 5:20;1 John 5:20;Revelation 3:7;Revelation 3:14;Revelation 6:10;Revelation 15:3;Revelation 16:7;Revelation 19:2;Revelation 19:9