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Notes: There is clearly a play on the use of the term φύσις at the beginning and at the end of OET JAM 3:7.
Part of speech: noun, f.
Inflections: φύσις; -εως
Related lemmas: φύω
Semantic entry: 58.8
Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example
Subdomains: Nature, Character
Definition: the nature of something as the result of its natural development or condition
Notes: For languages in which there is no ready equivalent to the lexical term ‘nature,’ it may be possible to render the expression in OET GAL 4:8 as ‘beings who are really not gods,’ and in OET PE2 1:4 one may translate ‘to share in what God is like’ or ‘to be like God in certain ways.’
Jump to OET ROM 1:26 section.
Jump to OET ROM 2:14 section.
ROM: OET ROM 1:26 · OET ROM 2:14 · OET ROM 2:27 · OET ROM 11:21 · OET ROM 11:24
CO1: OET CO1 11:14
GAL: OET GAL 2:15 · OET GAL 4:8
EPH: OET EPH 2:3
JAM: OET JAM 3:7
PE2: OET PE2 1:4
Semantic entry: 58.24
Semantic domains: Nature, Class, Example
Subdomains: Class, Kind
Definition: a class of entities based on physiological and genetic similarity