2 Peter 2:18

“For uttering swelling words of futility, they entice with desires of the flesh, with debaucheries, those who are barely escaping from those who live in error,”

2 Peter 2:18 · direct translation from the Greek
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2 Peter 2:18, word by word

utteringφθεγγόμενοιphthengomenoi

speak, utter

Speak, utter words.

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swelling wordsὑπέρογκαhyperonka

boastful, inflated

Inflated, excessive; of speech, boastful.

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of futilityματαιότητοςmataiotētos

futility

Futility, emptiness: what does not reach its goal.

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they enticeδελεάζουσινdeleazousin

lure, entice

Lure, entice, as with bait.

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desiresἐπιθυμίαιςepithymiais

lust

Wanting what is forbidden, wrong cravings.

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of the fleshσαρκὸςsarkos

sinful nature

The human nature that opposes God's Spirit.

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with debaucheriesἀσελγείαιςaselgeiais

debauchery

Unrestrained immorality, debauchery.

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escapingἀποφεύγονταςapopheugontas

escape

Escape, flee from something.

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liveἀναστρεφομένουςanastrephomenous

live

To go through life in a certain way.

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errorπλάνῃplanēi

error, deception

Deception, error.

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The context

17These are waterless springs and mists driven by a storm; for them the gloom of darkness has been reserved.

18 · This verse (above)

19promising them freedom while they themselves are slaves of corruption; for by what anyone is overcome, to this he is also enslaved.

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