Strong’s G1322

διδαχή

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

didaché

Pronunciation

dee-dakh-AY

Definition

Teaching, doctrine, instruction

Meaning

teaching, doctrine, what is taught.

Usage

The term "didaché" refers to the act or content of teaching, often with a focus on the doctrines or teachings of Jesus and the apostles. It encompasses both the process of teaching and the substance of what is taught. In the New Testament, it is used to describe the authoritative teaching of Jesus, the apostles, and the early church.

Bible references

Matthew 7:28;Matthew 16:12;Matthew 22:33;Mark 1:22;Mark 1:27;Mark 4:2;Mark 11:18;Mark 12:38;Luke 4:32;John 7:16;John 7:17;John 18:19;Acts 2:42;Acts 5:28;Acts 13:12;Acts 17:19;Romans 6:17;Romans 16:17;1 Corinthians 14:6;1 Corinthians 14:26;2 Timothy 4:2;Titus 1:9;Hebrews 6:2;Hebrews 13:9;2 John 1:9