Strong’s G1140

δαιμόνιον

Part of speech

Noun, Neuter

Transliteration

daimonion

Pronunciation

dah-ee-MOH-nee-on

Definition

Demon, evil spirit

Meaning

an evil-spirit, demon; a heathen deity.

Usage

In the New Testament, "daimonion" refers to an evil spirit or demon, often depicted as a malevolent supernatural being that opposes God and seeks to harm humans. These entities are frequently associated with possession, where they exert control over individuals, causing physical and spiritual afflictions. The term is used to describe beings that are part of the spiritual realm, in opposition to God's kingdom.

Bible references

Matthew 7:22;Matthew 9:33;Matthew 9:34;Matthew 9:34;Matthew 10:8;Matthew 11:18;Matthew 12:24;Matthew 12:24;Matthew 12:27;Matthew 12:28;Matthew 17:18;Mark 1:34;Mark 1:34;Mark 1:39;Mark 3:15;Mark 3:22;Mark 3:22;Mark 6:13;Mark 7:26;Mark 7:29;Mark 7:30;Mark 9:38;Mark 16:9;Mark 16:17;Luke 4:33