Strong’s G0265

ἁμάρτημα

Part of speech

Noun, Neuter

Transliteration

hamartéma

Pronunciation

hah-MAR-tay-mah

Definition

Sin, offense, transgression

Meaning

a fault, sin, evil deed.

Usage

In the New Testament, "hamartéma" refers to an act of sin or a specific transgression. It emphasizes the concrete act of wrongdoing rather than the abstract concept of sinfulness. This term is used to denote a violation of God's law or moral standards, highlighting the tangible nature of sin as an offense against divine holiness.

Bible references

Mark 3:28;Mark 3:29;Romans 3:25;1 Corinthians 6:18