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I am the one who taught you the Koine Greek words "ἀδελφός" (adelphos) and "ἀδελφοὶ" (adelphoi) were used in place of the Hebrew words "אָח" ('âch) and "אחים" ('âchiem) to describe uncles, nephews, and cousins when translating Gen. 13:8;16:16;29:15 and 1 Chr. 23:21–22 from Hebrew to Koine...

Lol, I know this is a prayer section which is why the OP is me asking people if they will pray for Trevor Moore who died. In reply, you said you would pray for me which is a "no" to my question, but that is okay because there are others who will join me in prayer!

Lol, I just said that.

So, that is a "no" to my question, but that is okay because there are others who will join me in prayer!

Amen! I am eternally grateful to you!

You publicly prayed for others except for Trevor so that is a "no" to my question, but, again, that is okay because there are others who will join me in prayer!

So, that is a "no" to my question, but that is okay because there are others who will join me in prayer!

What are you praying specifically about regarding Trevor?

Lol, I just said that.

So, that is a "no" to my question, but that is okay because there are others who will join me in prayer!

So, that is a "no" to my question, but that is okay because there are others who will join me in prayer!

Will you pray for the soul of my friend, Trevor Moore, who died recently?

You said, "... Adelphos does not mean kinsmen in the sense of uncles, cousins, nephews etc. It means a brother by blood [sibling] Not anything else." The meanings for the word "ἀδελφός" (adelphos) by Liddell, Scott, and Jones include "kinsman." See below. The meanings for the word "אָח"...

In the Koine Greek translation of the Hebrew word "אחים" ('âchiem [brothers]) in Gen. 13:8 and "אָח" ('âch [brother]) in Gen. 14:16, the words "ἀδελφός" (adelphos [brother]) and "ἀδελφοὶ" (adelphoi [brothers]) were used to describe the relationship between Abraham and Lot which was that of...

"...him who knew no sin" (2 Cor. 5:21) "...Christ ... who did no sin" (1 Pet. 2:21–22) "...in him there is no sin" (1 Jn. 3:5) "...one tempted in all things like as we are, without sin" (Heb. 4:15) "...offered himself unspotted" (Heb. 9:14) Jesus, God made flesh (human), was tempted like...

You said, "Phillips, Strongs, Vines , wuset, Zodhiates all agree the BLB definition of adelphos a brother, whether born of the same two parents or only of the same father or mother having the same national ancestor, belonging to the same people, or countryman any fellow or man a fellow...

As you can see in your own post, @Ronald Nolette, I was not wrong when I said one of the meanings of the word "brother" (ἀδελφός [adelphos]) is "kinsman," as kinsmen are blood relations, e.g., uncles, nephews, cousins, etc. Scripture does not say it was the Pharisees speaking in Mt. 13:55/Mk...

No assumptions were made in the post of mine you quoted. And merely stating there is a verse that states or implies James and Jude (Judas) in Mt. 13:55/Mk. 6:3 were apostles but not of the twelve does not make it so. You need to cite the verse and show how it implies James and Jude (Judas) in...

Obviously, the OT was written in Hebrew. However, in the NT different authors wrote in their own style and many of them wrote Koine Greek with a Hebrew background and sentiment. Scholars can often tell the difference between a Hebrew writing in Koine Greek and a Greek writing in Koine Greek...

The word "brother" (ἀδελφός [adelphos]) has a range of meanings, e.g., "fellow believer," fellow countryman," "kinsman," e.g., sibling, uncle, nephew, cousin, etc. The brothers [siblings] Eleazar and Kish were the sons of Moholi. Kish had sons of his own, but Eleazar’s daughters married their...