Strong’s G4679

σοφίζω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

sophizó

Pronunciation

so-FEE-zo

Definition

To make wise, to instruct, to teach wisdom

Meaning

I make wise, instruct; pass: I am skillfully devised.

Usage

The verb "sophizó" is used to convey the act of making someone wise or imparting wisdom. It implies a process of teaching or instructing that leads to a deeper understanding or insight. In the New Testament, it often carries the connotation of spiritual or moral wisdom, rather than mere intellectual knowledge.

Bible references

2 Timothy 3:15;2 Peter 1:16