UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, f.

Inflections: σκληρότης; -ητος

Related lemmas: σκληρύνω

Sense 1: stubbornness

Semantic entry: 88.223

Semantic domains: Moral and Ethical Qualities and Related Behavior

Subdomains: Stubbornness

Definition: a stubborn attitude with regard to any change in behavior

Notes: In a number of languages stubbornness may be described as ‘refusing to change’ or ‘refusing to think differently.’ In some instances stubbornness may be expressed idiomatically as ‘one’s heart only sees one thing’ or ‘one’s heart is blind’ or ‘one who always says No.’

ROM 2:5: RV ROM 2:5 · LV ROM 2:5 · Read together ROM 2:5

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OET-RV ROM 2:5

5 But it’s your hardness and failure to turn away from wrongdoing that’s causing severe anger to be stored up for God’s judgement day, when all will be revealed, including his severe anger,

OET-LV ROM 2:5

5 But concerning the hardness of _you and unrepentant heart, you _are _storing _up for _yourself severe _anger in the_day of _severe _anger and revelation the_just _judgement of_ the _god,

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

σκληρότης

Form 1

Sense 1: stubbornness