Strong’s G4151

πνεῦμα

Part of speech

Noun, Neuter

Transliteration

pneuma

Pronunciation

PNYOO-mah

Definition

Spirit, wind, breath

Meaning

wind, breath, spirit.

Usage

The term "pneuma" is used in the New Testament to denote various concepts related to spirit and breath. It can refer to the Holy Spirit, the third person of the Trinity, as well as the human spirit, demonic spirits, or even the general concept of wind or breath. In a theological context, "pneuma" often signifies the immaterial, life-giving force or presence of God. It is a key term in discussions of spiritual life, regeneration, and divine inspiration.

Bible references

Matthew 1:18;Matthew 1:20;Matthew 3:11;Matthew 3:16;Matthew 4:1;Matthew 5:3;Matthew 8:16;Matthew 10:1;Matthew 10:20;Matthew 12:18;Matthew 12:28;Matthew 12:31;Matthew 12:32;Matthew 12:43;Matthew 12:45;Matthew 22:43;Matthew 26:41;Matthew 27:50;Matthew 28:19;Mark 1:8;Mark 1:10;Mark 1:12;Mark 1:23;Mark 1:26;Mark 1:27