Strong’s G2178

ἐφάπαξ

Part of speech

Adverb

Transliteration

ephapax

Pronunciation

ef-AP-ax

Definition

Once for all, once

Meaning

once, once for all; at once.

Usage

The adverb "ephapax" is used in the New Testament to denote an action that is completed once and does not need to be repeated. It emphasizes the finality and sufficiency of an event or action, particularly in the context of Christ's sacrificial work.

Bible references

Romans 6:10;1 Corinthians 15:6;Hebrews 7:27;Hebrews 9:12;Hebrews 10:10