Longest Greek New Testament word

[Nazaroo]

The longest Greek word in the Greek NT is in Acts 10:41 with 20 letters: προκεχειροτονημενος. Including the article, it means, "the ones chosen."

 

[Jesusong]

I'm so glad you found it. You made the world a safer place and I can now go and sleep with my fathers.

The mantle of responsibility has now been placed upon your shoulders. You are hereby charged to instruct those who struggle in the ineffable New Testament Greek language with patience and cheer. Go forth and make scholars teaching then in the Name of Ihsou Cristou.

 

[Nazaroo]

I'm so glad you found it. You made the world a safer place and I can now go and sleep with my fathers.

The mantle of responsibility has now been placed upon your shoulders. You are hereby charged to instruct those who struggle in the ineffable New Testament Greek language with patience and cheer. Go forth and make scholars teaching then in the Name of Ihsou Cristou.

I accept, Lord willing!
Peace

 

[PreacherMan4U]

I too enjoy Biblical Greek. I even taught 3 sections of "baby Greek" my senior year of college. The language thrills me to no end! Some do not share my enthusiasm, though. May the Lord bless you, Nazaroo!

Mike