Strong’s G4135

πληροφορέω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

plérophoreó

Pronunciation

play-rof-or-eh'-o

Definition

To fully carry out, to fully convince, to fulfill, to assure.

Meaning

(lit: I carry full), (a) I complete, carry out fully, (b) I fully convince, satisfy fully, (c) I fully believe.

Usage

The verb πληροφορέω (plérophoreó) conveys the idea of bringing something to full measure or completion. It is often used in the New Testament to describe the act of fully convincing or assuring someone of a truth, or the fulfillment of a promise or prophecy. The term implies a sense of completeness and certainty, often in the context of faith and the assurance of God's promises.

Bible references

Luke 1:1;Romans 4:21;Romans 14:5;Colossians 4:12;2 Timothy 4:5;2 Timothy 4:17