Strong’s G2453

Ἰουδαῖος

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

Ioudaios

Pronunciation

ee-oo-dah'-yos

Definition

Jew, Jewish

Meaning

Jewish.

Usage

The term "Ioudaios" is used in the New Testament to refer to individuals who are descendants of Abraham through Isaac and Jacob, specifically those belonging to the tribe of Judah or residing in the region of Judea. It can also denote adherence to the Jewish faith and customs. In the New Testament, "Ioudaios" is often used to distinguish Jews from Gentiles and to describe the religious leaders and people who were part of the Jewish community during the time of Jesus and the early church.

Bible references

Matthew 2:2;Matthew 27:11;Matthew 27:29;Matthew 27:37;Matthew 28:15;Mark 7:3;Mark 15:2;Mark 15:9;Mark 15:12;Mark 15:18;Mark 15:26;Luke 7:3;Luke 23:3;Luke 23:37;Luke 23:38;Luke 23:51;John 1:19;John 2:6;John 2:13;John 2:18;John 2:20;John 3:1;John 3:22;John 3:25;John 4:9