Strong’s G4383

πρόσωπον

Part of speech

Noun, Neuter

Transliteration

prosópon

Pronunciation

pro'-so-pon

Definition

Face, presence, person, countenance

Meaning

the face, countenance, surface.

Usage

The Greek word "prosópon" primarily refers to the face or countenance of a person. It is used in the New Testament to denote the physical face, the presence of a person, or metaphorically to indicate favor or disfavor. The term can also imply the concept of personal identity or individuality. In a broader sense, "prosópon" can refer to the outward appearance or the aspect of something.

Bible references

Matthew 6:16;Matthew 6:17;Matthew 11:10;Matthew 16:3;Matthew 17:2;Matthew 17:6;Matthew 18:10;Matthew 22:16;Matthew 26:39;Matthew 26:67;Mark 1:2;Mark 12:14;Mark 14:65;Luke 2:31;Luke 5:12;Luke 7:27;Luke 9:29;Luke 9:51;Luke 9:52;Luke 9:53;Luke 10:1;Luke 12:56;Luke 17:16;Luke 20:21;Luke 21:35