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Butδὲnowνυνὶyouὑμεῖςalsoκαὶput awayἀπόθεσθεall these things:τὰ πάνταanger,ὀργήνwrath,θυμόνmalice,κακίανblasphemy,βλασφημίανobscene talkαἰσχρολογίανfromἐκyour mouth.τοῦ στόματος ὑμῶν
Colossians 3:8
Study it in the app“But now you also put away all these things: anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, obscene talk from your mouth.”
Lay aside the old like clothing and put on the newTemptation
With the Greek beneath
Colossians 3:8, word by word
- nowνυνὶnyni
now
"Now", "at this moment"; a stronger form of "now".
Where else “nyni” appears- put awayἀπόθεσθεapothesthe
put off
To strip off like clothing; get rid of what is bad.
Where else “apothesthe” appears- angerὀργήνorgēn
anger
The wrath that flares up in a person against another.
Where else “orgēn” appears- wrathθυμόνthymon
wrath, rage
Rage, wrath: anger that bursts out.
Where else “thymon” appears- maliceκακίανkakian
malice
The wish to do harm.
Where else “kakian” appears- blasphemyβλασφημίανblasphēmian
slander
Insults against people.
Where else “blasphēmian” appears- obscene talkαἰσχρολογίανaischrologian
obscene talk
Obscene or abusive language, filthy or insulting words.
Where else “aischrologian” appears- your mouthστόματοςstomatos
mouth
The part of the face through which one eats and speaks; also what one says.
Where else “stomatos” appears
The context
7in which you also once walked when you were living in them.
8 · This verse (above)
9Do not lie to one another, since you have stripped off the old man with its practices,