UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Form 1

Part of speech: noun, f.

Inflections: φιλοξενία; -ας

Constructions: φιλοξενία; φιλέω; ξενίζω

Sense 1: hospitality, receiving a stranger as a guest

Semantic entry: 34.57

Semantic domains: Association

Subdomains: Show Hospitality

Definition: receiving and showing hospitality to a stranger, that is, someone who is not regarded as a member of the extended family or a close friend

Notes: To receive a stranger as a guest is sometimes expressed idiomatically as ‘to let a stranger sit at one’s table,’ ‘to offer a bed to a stranger,’ or ‘to let a stranger enter one’s house.’

ROM 12:13: RV ROM 12:13 · LV ROM 12:13 · Read together ROM 12:13

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OET-RV ROM 12:13

13 Contribute to the needs of the believers and practice hospitality.

OET-LV ROM 12:13

13 to _the needs of _the holy ones sharing, the in _hospitality pursuing.

HEB 13:2: RV HEB 13:2 · LV HEB 13:2 · Read together HEB 13:2

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OET-RV HEB 13:2

2 Don’t be lax in showing hospitality to others, because some people who’ve been hospitable have actually hosted God’s messengers without even realising.

OET-LV HEB 13:2

2 The of _hospitality not be _forgetting, through for this, escaped _notice some having _lodged messengers.

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

φιλοξενία

Form 1

Sense 1: hospitality, receiving a stranger as a guest