Phronema

Exegetical Word Studies

Exegetical Psychology forms the foundation for Exegetical Therapy wish forms the foundation for Exegetical Counseling. The term exegetical means to lead out. As applied in Exegetical Psychology seeks to understand the meaning of the Bible by investigating the Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek text of the Bible.  Frequently, many English translations do not reflect the revelation that God inspired every word in the original autographs of the Bible. Therefore, words like phronema, nous, soul, spirit  and flesh should always be distinguished from one another. 

 

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Section One

Introduction

Many translators do not recognize that God inspired the individual words of the Bible. Those translators often substitute their interpretations for God’s inspired words. In keeping with verbal inspiration

 

Phronema thoughtful five virgins

φρόνιμοι

Matthew 25:1,4  five φρόνιμοι virgins

Mt 25:9 φρόνιμοι saying

φρονίμοις

Matthew 25:8 μωραὶ virgins said ταῖς φρονίμοις

παραφρονίαν

παραφρονίαν beside thoughtful–against thoughtfulness

2 Peter 2:16

παραφρονῶν 

2 Corinthians 11:23

Balaam despite his thoughts para with accusative

Phronema

Romans 8:6

Romans 8:7

Romans 8:27

 φρονεῖς 

Mt 16:23

Mt 8:33

Acts 28:22

 

φρονοῦσιν 

Romans 8:5

 

φρόνει 

Romans 11:209

φρονεῖν 

Romans 12:3

Romans 15:5

Philippians 1:7

Galatians 1:7

Philippians 4:2

Philippians 4:10

 

 

 

φρονοῦντες

Romans  12:16

Philippians 2:2

Philippians 3:19

 

φρονῶν 

Romans 14:6

 φρονεῖ 

Romans 14:6

ἐφρόνουν 

1 Corinthians 13:11

φρονεῖτε 

Galatians 5:10

Philippians 2:5

Philippians 3:15

 

 

 φρονήσετε 

Galatians 5:10

φρονῆτε 

Philippians 2:2

 

 φρονῶμεν 

Philippians 3:15

 ἐφρονεῖτε 

Philippians 4:10

 

New Section on Phren Related to diaphram

φρεσίν 

1 Corinthians 14:20