Strong’s G1922

ἐπίγνωσις

Part of speech

Noun, Feminine

Transliteration

epignósis

Pronunciation

eh-pee'-gno-sis

Definition

Knowledge, full knowledge, discernment, recognition

Meaning

knowledge of a particular point (directed towards a particular object); perception, discernment, recognition, intuition.

Usage

The term "epignósis" refers to a deep, thorough, and precise knowledge. It implies a full understanding or discernment that goes beyond mere factual awareness. In the New Testament, it often denotes a spiritual or moral insight that is granted by God, particularly in the context of knowing Christ and His will.

Bible references

Romans 1:28;Romans 3:20;Romans 10:2;Ephesians 1:17;Ephesians 4:13;Philippians 1:9;Colossians 1:9;Colossians 1:10;Colossians 2:2;Colossians 3:10;1 Timothy 2:4;2 Timothy 2:25;2 Timothy 3:7;Titus 1:1;Philemon 1:6;Hebrews 10:26;2 Peter 1:2;2 Peter 1:3;2 Peter 1:8;2 Peter 2:20