Strong’s G1520

εἷς

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

heis

Pronunciation

hays

Definition

One

Meaning

one.

Usage

The Greek word "heis" is primarily used as the numeral "one." It signifies singularity and unity, often emphasizing the concept of oneness in various contexts. In the New Testament, "heis" is used to denote a single entity, whether it be a person, object, or concept. It is frequently employed to stress the uniqueness or exclusivity of something, such as the oneness of God or the unity of believers in Christ.

Bible references

Matthew 5:18;Matthew 5:18;Matthew 5:19;Matthew 5:29;Matthew 5:30;Matthew 5:36;Matthew 5:41;Matthew 6:24;Matthew 6:24;Matthew 6:27;Matthew 6:29;Matthew 8:19;Matthew 9:18;Matthew 10:29;Matthew 10:42;Matthew 12:11;Matthew 13:46;Matthew 16:14;Matthew 17:4;Matthew 17:4;Matthew 17:4;Matthew 18:5;Matthew 18:6;Matthew 18:10;Matthew 18:12