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Agapao is then defined in its unique classification within the how servant leadership begins with the expression of leader agapao (love), and how all other

303) and that phileo was merely a feeling of affection, “the feeling of natural love” (p 303) This claim led to his interpretation that in the John 21 dialogue, Jesus

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Agapao is then defined in its unique classification within the how servant leadership begins with the expression of leader agapao (love), and how all other

[PDF] Agapao A The noun agapao (a)gapavw) has the following cognates

4 In contrast eros is love, which desires to have or take possession 5 Agapao originally meaning “to honor, welcome” is the least specifically defined word in

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Write your own definition of love: What was the dominate culture during the days of Jesus and His followers? 1 Eros Four Greek Words 2 Storge 3 Phileo/

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The word “ahab” is defined by Wilson as “to love that in which a man delights, or which he Vine says: “'agapao' and the corresponding noun 'agape' present

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True 25/agapaō ("loving") is always defined by God – a "discriminating affection which involves choice and selection" (WS, 477) 1 Jn 4:8,16,17 for example

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Jesus: "Simon son of John, do you truly love [agapao] me?" Peter: "Yes, Lord, you But as a matter of fact, agape does not have this special meaning in Greek,

[PDF] Strongs Concordance agapé: love, goodwill Original Word: ἀγάπη

4 sept 2015 · For complete text and additional resources visit: HelpsBible com NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Origin from agapaó Definition Strong's

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