Strong’s G1785
ἐντολή
Part of speech
Noun, Feminine
Transliteration
entolé
Pronunciation
en-tol-AY
Definition
Commandment, order, instruction
Meaning
an ordinance, injunction, command, law.
Usage
In the New Testament, "entolé" refers to a commandment or directive, often of divine origin. It is used to describe the commandments given by God, particularly those that are moral or ethical in nature. The term emphasizes the authority and obligation inherent in the command.
Bible references
Matthew 5:19;Matthew 15:3;Matthew 19:17;Matthew 22:36;Matthew 22:38;Matthew 22:40;Mark 7:8;Mark 7:9;Mark 10:5;Mark 10:19;Mark 12:28;Mark 12:31;Luke 1:6;Luke 15:29;Luke 18:20;Luke 23:56;John 10:18;John 11:57;John 12:49;John 12:50;John 13:34;John 14:15;John 14:21;John 15:10;John 15:10