Strong’s G1719
ἔμφοβος
Part of speech
Adjective
Transliteration
emphobos
Pronunciation
em'-fo-bos
Definition
Afraid, terrified, in fear
Meaning
full of fear, terrified.
Usage
The Greek word "ἔμφοβος" (emphobos) is used to describe a state of being filled with fear or terror. It conveys a sense of being struck with fear, often in response to a sudden or overwhelming event. In the New Testament, it is used to describe the reaction of individuals who encounter divine or supernatural occurrences, leading to a profound sense of awe and fear.
Bible references
Luke 24:5;Luke 24:37;Acts 10:4;Acts 24:25;Revelation 11:13