Strong’s G1391
δόξα
Part of speech
Noun, Feminine
Transliteration
doxa
Pronunciation
DOX-ah
Definition
Glory, honor, splendor, majesty
Meaning
honor, renown; glory, an especially divine quality, the unspoken manifestation of God, splendor.
Usage
In the New Testament, "doxa" primarily refers to the glory and majesty of God, encompassing His divine nature, attributes, and the honor due to Him. It is used to describe the visible manifestation of God's presence and the honor and praise that are rightfully His. "Doxa" can also refer to the glory bestowed upon believers, reflecting their transformation and sanctification through Christ.
Bible references
Matthew 4:8;Matthew 6:13;Matthew 6:29;Matthew 16:27;Matthew 19:28;Matthew 24:30;Matthew 25:31;Matthew 25:31;Mark 8:38;Mark 10:37;Mark 13:26;Luke 2:9;Luke 2:14;Luke 2:32;Luke 4:6;Luke 9:26;Luke 9:31;Luke 9:32;Luke 12:27;Luke 14:10;Luke 17:18;Luke 19:38;Luke 21:27;Luke 24:26;John 1:14