Strong’s G1162

δέησις

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

deésis

Pronunciation

deh'-ay-sis

Definition

Prayer, supplication, petition

Meaning

supplication, prayer, entreaty.

Usage

The term "deésis" refers to a heartfelt petition or supplication, often directed towards God. It conveys a sense of earnestness and urgency in prayer, reflecting a deep personal need or desire. In the New Testament, "deésis" is used to describe prayers that are specific and fervent, often in the context of seeking divine intervention or assistance.

Bible references

Luke 1:13;Luke 2:37;Luke 5:33;Romans 10:1;2 Corinthians 1:11;2 Corinthians 9:14;Ephesians 6:18;Ephesians 6:18;Philippians 1:4;Philippians 1:4;Philippians 1:19;Philippians 4:6;1 Timothy 2:1;1 Timothy 5:5;2 Timothy 1:3;Hebrews 5:7;James 5:16;1 Peter 3:12