Strong’s G1124

γραφή

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

graphé

Pronunciation

gra-FAY

Definition

Scripture, writing

Meaning

(a) a writing, (b) a passage of scripture; plur: the scriptures.

Usage

In the New Testament, "graphé" primarily refers to the sacred writings of the Old Testament, regarded as divinely inspired and authoritative. It is used to denote the collection of books that constitute the Hebrew Bible, which were considered the Word of God by early Christians. The term underscores the belief in the divine origin and enduring authority of these texts.

Bible references

Matthew 21:42;Matthew 22:29;Matthew 26:54;Matthew 26:56;Mark 12:10;Mark 12:24;Mark 14:49;Mark 15:28;Luke 4:21;Luke 24:27;Luke 24:32;Luke 24:45;John 2:22;John 5:39;John 7:38;John 7:42;John 10:35;John 13:18;John 17:12;John 19:24;John 19:28;John 19:36;John 19:37;John 20:9;Acts 1:16